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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-07

>eh Tornado, farriil, at Ezsipori from Port
lanh, r i-oIis ~hte lying Ia mar EOck md
night 81 The al UT. wa. run into b, an un
ALowu sch under the mana 81 n.Snt OF brute.
which carried AWAY siAnchion-. forcrig inx
ssll-. bulsaIks, etc; also took away port an
chors. aud causing the vessel q leak on port
tack. The stranger Wa haii.si in time Ia Keep
away. hot psti no attention. and amer getting
clear bid the crr- Of the crippled vessel good
by supI-o.ing th-y WEIR sinking. Can't Psrrlit
finding he could keep hi vessel IRE. with The
pumps. started on and reached kastpon on the
2Nh- The unknown vessel wAs bound gpy,h.
i,TsotsscOi liver aud cfort viii b. male to
hud her. aud recover the auchor. IL nothing
more.
.ch I. Il Wentworth. Dolse. u anI from.
Bangor far Boston. " cut ihrnggh bs ire " e
towing DOWN rivor a-th. anil Oiled with ". trr.
she tow Cd to . " haTf at sandy Point, " here
She SUNK.
>ch " \ uut-,.Q. Hcrrick Of anu from Ran
gur tor Boston. drove her anchor Gukc through
bsr b"w, " hiIc passing The draw II sniu.
icax bridge ani soon amer tll~d and sunk The
Dol" wAs stopped up at low tide. Adj abe pro
e.s,icd .-,ih.
Barque J II MeIArren. for A.plnwAll. which
sunk ,n.idc >AGdy Hook. rcnAins upright Nth
four icci OF water over her dcc.s at low tide
The wrcckers expect 20 have her up ia few
dave.
Biis Caroline Gray. from New Orleans for
Providence remain, ASHORE a; Norche., l. /. in
god condition. hcr pump. hctng Ablc 10 keep
her free. She Will -.-ou o. ahoa,-
>ch MaErppa. irom B-iiast for Baltimore. got
ashorc on Thomas roini. and viii probably -
= total loss. The cargo cons.,led Of nsh. Iola
tors. Sc. and small portion "a. -ssed AMI
iascn 10 Raj imorc by oyster pungy. re
msindcr Will probably Dc total loss.
III Gen ,Onnor. IRON Aspinwau for Ragged
with mA!nnAst gone. oApi PlriTl,ls- DC al. and
crew all sIcA Attn fcscr.
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u River ts~sss-
Lewis silsby and vii, Of Aurora. viii
move on TO the Grant Farm. eight mile
from Amherst Corner. about the first OF
Dec. The arrangement Is for one wear.
NORMAL rRAISr~S.-we have visited
school twice recently. taught hy graduate
Of one of our Maine Normal schools W.
were struck with the system and art In
the management Of the school. both IN the
discipline and teaching. II was evident
that the teacher was ia some good sense.
mistress "of the SITUATION"
The Forty Firs, Anniversary OF thu
Amherst and Aurora sabbath school. wa,
held In the church on sabbath the 2,s;h uli
written report of the school was read.
embracing the report Of each teacher 81
the ten classes comprising the school. a. 30
the neurology Of the school-ihree obiin-
aric> of former member. deceased during
the year Favorable cuiipn wa made 90
the sabbath School Festival held on the
sth. Of sept. and the address GA the oc-
cA~ion 10y Rev. I. +. Brastow. The Young
Ladies Bible class consisting Of - mem
bcrs was commended a. especially hour-
i-hing aud efficient. The school A. a whole
~a> represented as prosperous. Concerts
held monthly and a collection taken for
Benevolent ohjccts humber IN the
school summer term $50: avcrAg. 30.
greatest number on any one sabbath one
hundred and eleven.
BANGOR .~p PI>CAT,oUIs RAILROAD
Thi> line has recently been extended and
opened. from Dover and Foxcroft a. Guil-
ford village The distance between these
t~o points. or the extension /. eight mllc..
through the valley Of the Piscaiaquis river.
consisting chiefly Of high intervals. a hne-
~ arabic soil. easy To cultivate and rich In
fertility. The carriage road on thu river
bank Is one of the most pleasant drivc> n
Maine That from Lewiston TO South
IVES; BEND IA Durham on the shore 81
Androscoggin. Is somewhat like Il bu; the
,oil le,, fertile. and the footing les easy
on accoun, 81 the deep sand IN some por-
tons of the way. Guiiford j. quite n mart
little village, having Wooden Factory.
-four. Jaw. clapboards and shingle mill.
three stores some mechanic shops. and
Meeting house. Its business ma, been iti-
creasing for few years past. A. the
terminus Of the Railway for the present.
il will have we predict. a new impulse.
The villagers and Others two years since
purchased q 10, OF or 5 acres Oh the
southern bank ofthe river, towards Abbot.
elevated and retired. and have been fit
ting il up at large expense a. Home
for the Dead" II will be. one of the mos,
attractive country cemeteries in Eastern
Maine The distance from e.. to Moose
head Lake is D. miles, but the route above
Is not so easy rs below towards Foxcrof.
and the soil less easy TO till aud less pro-
ductive. About two miles East OF Guilforl
village, was the Bennett silver aud lead
mine, that created 80 much sensation some
i've years ago. IL is not now worked. A.
1t don't pay" Later and 10 the present
there has been some excitement In Mon
son. IL miles above c. over the safe
quarries opening there. Those upper
towns even 20 Old Moosehead. are looking
for the time. when the iron horse will 90
blowing and neighing through their pre-.
cinci.
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HLUraiLL-t.ld 1-ah. hAr9ae Eser~s;s Crvy is,
ins Tor Nc~ orleans.
b"sr"S- Az .-,h. } RAu.stn. Davis. ran. II
Tonc ~tFuat. Harrington. Magnolia. Hanger
Ar .ysh. cyprus, kAtau. MAei.l4s Emily whlta
her. Ellsworth BoEAy Ir-s. HoIi. ryihoa Han
! Ansa-r from Bvnkof baf9ae TruaoEi. ..louoss-
{, a"sute, tams.cs. Il T. fAteasa, Casilae.
- .Nh. bf.s sarah Peters fOt Wilmington
a lst, eATgae LareaA, Berry. Liverpool. bris
= " Tinker. barnard -tjAro, .eAl Io.so, Ilclnas
for ~. John Nj "a Portland.
GA -. bzFGEe fFAnA Manon. duncan YORK
sca Anna Mara, Aurpay- -hgic- NJ va Aaehia.
port. EiirA MaGru~. - john vi. via Portland
sALAs-Ar .s,h srhs Royal OAK IIca.on .Ial,
Sol fraRea.. Biesford. Sullivan Eusiine staa'
wood Ellsworth. Looehoo. Ttas. Eoe.lana
Ar .ssh. .ehs Harry Percy, F.rvy, oardiaer
CAsisllanc, " zrrsn BocAIAn
LisS-Ar z5i. seA, Niswan. FIslI. Nc~ York
A. ..ti. OcorgiaE.. Lass. Trade Wind. IHsra
ham. Herald. Halt. ioaE- foss. >s~ iprx
ULorcrsTEK-Ars ash. sris May Means STAPLE.
for Nsr.tcn
>rw fosk-Ar g:is. Lewis, RAnk.r DER
Ga wasson. Lard AMI /. smith. Miller. Jacl
soas,ls.
Ar .ssh. J Tinker. STANLEY. CALAIS.
Ar sEh. Idaho. bans. forlisnd.
Ar S0th. seip ArrAeaa. from Iauiqss. sch Rome
Wentworth. Bei2... NArAeAybo, Henley rori
Johnson for Ne~ Haven Teafsr. Hamilton aud
Ida ! Howard. Harrington. Portland. oen scosi
smith. Calais.
Passed ihrouxh Hell o.s. ssh, .eh, America
inErah.m, from ses York for RoekIAnd. Chra
sawyer. BrAa.romb, do for bo.ton.
tlc LIST. b4rgue spc-iwell. PAticn. Gibraltar
brig kiicu Mara, HoXIe. feraantinA s~h. Anna
Whsling Hutchinson Defnerar.. ID eAArock Col
cord galveston. Maeone-r wtharn., NJ too
NE~ Blpyokp-Ar ss,h. Mar Means, Psasr
Calais
I'D lst. brig spray Bloom. BernAri PoriIEni.
SkwBI KrroKT-sld Let. big Yankee BiAie
Coouibs. Baexsport. .ch Eosina. Cumming. } ne.
port
fHilADnifHIA-Ar sysh, barqne Haven
Han New b' diord. sch George DcefinS " .AAArd
Portland
I'd .ssh, barque Orma.. PetiengtIl, Narcotics
bbSs kslahsiin. Saunders, q ibrakar. PIAri Hoo
Low. Portland.
BKIpsErosI-Ar eth. sch Santa Maria, Hard
ins Bangor
fRosIDENCE-Ar Sesh sch Bur.zah Wlp.iou
Bangor.
Ga lst. brig Means Eaton y York tor 4 aiai.
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l f D..

Iouldsboro-Aug. l.th, Byron T.. aged 10 year.
John i. and Frsneena stevens.
Gouldsboro-oct 2.d Mr.. james II. Whitaker
aged ~ years and months.
He was the only son Of Mr.. George Whitaker.
One year before his death. he wac married 10 Miss
Ada ;. stevens Of Steuben. They resided in his
fathers family. lie il said to have been = young
man of good reputation and industrious ia hi >
habits, respectful 10 his parents. who are much
afnetesl In the loss Of their beloved and only
His sickness was long, but patiently borne and 1t
served 10 remind him OF the necessity of prepa-
ration for Heaven. lie sought and found salvation
from sin, through faith IN Christ-his atonement
and his power 20 lie departed in the peace
Of God; after having given his parting and anec.
Tomato kiss TO his parents his wife, and his sisters
with The kind exhortatlon to each, to prepare to
meet me in Heaven" Let them NOT forget this
voice of the dying.
The circumstances Of this young man, promised
TO him and his young companion their full proper.
Ton OF happiness, in the common lot Of life far
as this worlds necessities demand, but the provi-
denee OF God has changed all this. and taught the
hrins-espeelaliy the young-sn admonitory les
con, which, If listened 10. may be more conclusive
70 their true happiness than wealth OF long life
Human life, lived simply for worldly ends /. quite
useless: neither does its long duration add to It's
value, 10 Us, and the early death OF James should
admonish his associates that worldly adv antaxes
anticipated, may never be realized. IL should
teach them thai the prudent will early secure the
gracious claim 10 the life in heaven that fade the
world. early late they may be fully insured OF
hold on blssful eternity where their fortunes
may be secured, beyond the possibility Of loss.
E.B.f.
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work; he said no! he would see him
damned first. The mate then struck him
with piece of board on the head. when
Jim seized a shovel and struck the mate,
the Captain told him IN stop, when Jim
struck at him with the shovel. Capt. Lor-
ing then fred two pistol-shots at him.
hitting him In both arms. He still showed
fight and defiantly dared the Captain to
kill him. Captain Loring then go, his rife
and fired. but missed him. Jim then held
ont his hands and the irons were put on
him. The other colored men were all
questioned and all testified to the above
state; also. said they had been well and
kindly treated. and had no cause to com
plain since they had shipped, and wanted
to perform the voyage. jim was then
brought into the cabin, we examined his
wounds, and the steward dressed them.
they appeared to be Of but little account.
no swelling or inflammation. and but slight
scratch on each arm. said he had not been
used well. bnt his greatest cause Of com
plant was he had no boots. capt. Loring
produced pair he had bought for him the
day before which fitted him when tried on:
he was stiil rather sulky and stubborn, but
ssid he would 20 to work as soon A. he was
able. and lid not want 90 b. sei ashore and
len w heard not one word Of talk about
any pre-, ious abuse hy the maie.. nor ofthe
other culorcd mea drawing their knives.
Bu' they Ahead he >hoaid have obeyed
orders aud gone 10 work a. they did
'afs Lorng and his mates are quiet,
Ecnilemanls men aud know their bu>ines-.
ami h jim hai known his ana done 4. he
.hou'i have doac. believe there would
have i--a 80 trouble . q. HI>CKLLY.
h.f-by certify that heard all the con
yrr.aiian above alluded 20. and that Il /,
correctly stated. FKTp :. >rEyTNs.
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The mini governs the muscles through the
Nervous system. as the telegraph apparatus Is
Influenced by 4 remote operator through the
wire. II the mind h Impaired BY age or other
taied. aud through the nerv9s the muscles Of
the stomach. Liver. Heart, Lungs or Genital
Organs become weakened. and disease In form
OF Dyspepsia, Disease Of the Heart. Weak
Lungs. or General Debility; follow with their
accompanying trains Of evil. Fellows Com
pound syrup OF Hypophosphites restores tone
to the mind. the nerves and the muscles. la
this way II overcomes disease.
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VIEW ApYKR TTsEMENTS.

Change Of Business-Aiken 4 Co
stale u MAine-FrAErsiin N DREW, ceertary q
state
I.gi-lafiye Notices ii. Dale and others
~Asfo-ps fndepenjent Line-Loomis Taylor.
cas- shoe store-A ;. Atheftoa.
Fansrlssure Notice-W lliiam b. Mitchell
aufian oliver = Candsge.
Fouud-I Condor.
" inter psniug-tseo. Cunningham 60.
Holiday t.oods-Robcrt Cole
Diamond ~pcftscles-J = spencer 4 Co.
Latest >eWs-- ,seo Cunningham a co.
Probate Notices
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Nj A II RI T. ID.

Ensworth-Nov -sh. & ariion Messown and Mls.
Sadie kldTidgc, both of Ellsworth.
W. HarbOr-Noy .sth. by Rev. J. 4. l. Rich
Al the resicace OF the brides Father. Mr.. George
" swirl Of Belfast, and Miss MARY N. : league
of fremont, Also by came Nov. .<h. Mr.. Jane.
4 Morrs Of Cranberry Isles, and Mis. Alice
oily of fremont.
Mt Deser-Nov. 18th, by l.. ID. wyman. Esd
Mr. Abei II Bartlett and Mss Olive : bartlett
both OF Nj. Desert
Harringfon-Dec. I'll a; the Baptis, Patronage
by Rev. j y Eveleth, MIR. Esnett l.. Wakefield o
Cherry heid. and Mis- fausiina Lovett Of Harring
ton Also At the house Of the brides Father
by Luther was-, Esq. Mr.. Charles T.. Leightos
and Miss Calists NJ Mass. all OF Harrington.
Baltimore->oy. I'D. at the residence Of tn
brisie's aunt, by Rev Dr. Williams, l. ii. Perry {.
Helen Eaton. both of Ellsworth. Me
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A STARTLING Truth. Thousands die an
nually from neglected coughs and colds, which
soon riPen into consumption, or other equally
fatal diseases ofihe lungs when by the timely
Use Of single bottle OF DR.. wisiar's Bals,m Of
Wild Cherry their lives could have been pre-
served TO a green old age.
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Winter Is now fairly upon Us. and the teams
are fastening to the lumber woods IN various
parts Of the country. Our sdyice to every man
who goes TO the WOODS, be be captain. cook
teamster. or any other nsn. TO take along .
eo.d stock Of John son's Anodyne Linimc u I
aud Parsons Purgs,ive Pills. Many months OF
labor lin the agSresate) may be saved by this
preczution.
Bad enough 10 look and feel Dad yourself !:
but no excuse for having your horse look and
feel badly. when for small sum you can buy
sheridzn's Cavalry Condition Powders. which
gwen IN grain two or three times week. VIII
make him l0ok and feel well.
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Police Court Record.
DRINKwAIER UDGr.

~ Aeijah Garland John F.
Assaresit to recover al3.ss and
interest being balance of account alleged
- M IRON Deh pleaded general
issue and filed an account in set of.
Judgment for PHI. for s1Ss .ad costs.
Dutton.
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Nr1orauda.

\ Fog Trumper, tpabpii.l h. been cs,sb
h.hed al Portland Heal Light station. which
viii give . hls.i Of = second, duration, with
iutcrs sls between The blasts Of forty secunti..
during thick weather
care ELIy,HETH-On and aftcr Dee is 1.-The
Steam Whistle At Cape Elizabeth will give Two
blast. Of seconds durst.on each. With an ia
ter, al Of seconds between them. followed by
pause Of ~ .ecpnd In every minute
sch Emma " Day. OF Pembroke. recently
cap-ixe'i on New London. has bon thorou Shly
repaired and i. now loading at Lubcc for New
York.
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LOST {!

r OST The eth OF November, ON The road to Ma.
~ risviiie, between Reeds Brock and the dwell.
ling Aosse Of the subscriber, N AariAvilIs. .
shawl Robe, red color, 1ostly new. Any person
finding the sane sa1 Will rssarn 10, give tAfos.
nation where IL can be had. VIII Be suitably re-
wsrded. JOSEPH T. SMITH.
AAriavilIe, Nov. u. Is7l. ow0
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WATCH No. 1907 STEM Misunderstanding
Trade Mark Frederic Anterior 4 Co.. Marion
y. J."-manufsctured by the United States
Watch 60. tGiles " ales 4 Co. } has been car
ried by me some months; its total variation
from mean time being only eight seconds per
month.-WM. MITCHELL, Conductor z. 4 X.
RH.
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Welcomes German Cough Kennedy Is rec
ommeDded highly for Whoopinx Cough. Group.
Hoarsepess, Rrouchifis, &c. fcr sale by
5. ID WieKin s CO. Geo. A Parcher and A.
N Robinson. Ellsworth, and Medicine dealers
eevevslly-For . fAmily medicine 'Welbcomos
Liver Reeuiator 4 Dyspeptic' docs not have ~
equal amAs.
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MARINE LIS1.
Pert OF Ellswsrth
San m

Pert OF Ellsworth
sAiLhD.
" Wesley Abbott. Smith, Boston.
Forester. Jotdaa boston.
! N Kennedy. fvmrOy. Boston.
senator, " irtEnsre Boston
Highlander. " o>-i.
Ariei irrsorgy-
" julia \. Rscs. fstien. Boston.
" laeilA. Ray Boston.
i'smond Tom. EneslAni.
Arbprrrr. t.Afs Ro.taa.
Ictrgf Apn. " oUsisard. Portland
frAns firgv.. trs..t, Portland.
ARRIVED.
Ala. ~tin psnh,
bitaacnlA. Nhttiakrr. tIt~tpa
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Probate Courta.

ELLsWpWrH -Ist weinesaay in January, feh
rtary, August. septemhcr and December. -
Wednesday in April, ~ "wednesday in June, and
Wednesday IN october.
BLrEHiLL-lst "wednesday in July and Nesem
beF
BrCKsroEr -sA wedhesda, IN January May
AVID september.
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Business Notices.

Thin hair thickenei. bsldne.- ca nd, and
gray hair made 10 return 0 II. youthful color
by the Use Half. Vegetable s,cilian Hair Re
newer.
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Ladies Fair. in Eden.

THE Ladies Fair in Eden will be held 1t the
i NEW sCAOOL-aOCsE in District No. L.
Crhonas DISTRICT on MONDAY, the LIST day Of
January next. u
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PRESIDENTS IS REPORT.

r j. =
OFFICE YELLow JACKET SILVER MNHo Co.. I
tTg,IT nm. GOLD HILL, July Let, 1911. y
To he Stockholders Of the Yeaow jacket Siletr
GtSTsxSSNEI Gy Ss4IS herewith submit for your con.
eIderatinp the Annual Report for the nScal year
ending, SOth day OF June, 1871 The report OF
tho Secretary gives in detail the receipts from
all sources, and the disbursements ior INC PAST
year, also the financial condition OF the CON-
pany on tho let day OF July, 1871.
The ORC mined and milled during the past
wear was 81, ,S75 tons. and came principally from
the 900 and 000-foot levels; and mere sun re-
main In place, on tho same Levels, many tons
Of ore Of similar qusiityIonoaSh, ! am IN N
hntil we develop some olher body on the new
levels VIC are now employed In opening. %
During tho year there have been upward OF
$500 feet OF working and prospect drifts run,
and feet soPf snd sSa has been
sunk, full size. from the 1000 TO the ,loO.ioot
loYelS, and the pump apartment opened bctween
tho 90 and L,O00-foot levels. We have also
started an incline. or continued main shaft, on
an angls Of IS degrees to the east, nom point
3O feet above the 100 foot level which has been
sunk 10 a depth OF 50 feet below tho 1.lO0 foot
level. Was Obliged to start the SHAFT on this
slope, as 1t. had penetrated the west country at
'pS pThs MANY man Working drft 1,1oo-foot level, has
reached d point 400 feet north OF the shaft.
There has boon but one cross-cut run on this
level, one east Of the shaft, at which point VIC
and fattering Indications OF the existence OF an
ore body below.
In hopes that we will have the ,20O-foot level
opened, u,...., -,.,.,r.
alterations and Improvements made In the hoist;
Ing and pumping machinery, substituting steeI
vifc ropes and gearing for the MANILA ropes and
friction reels, and putting In place, In running
order, o new 1Sx2I.inch hoisting engine lor
WORKING the new incline car below the l.l0O foot
level Wo hive also changed the three l2lncn
pumps In the shaft to 8inch ones, and also put
10 new pump rods and column above tho l,lOO-
foot hyoIf 20 uo.fTUigGIl.H .u3 ..f s.l
|, The hoisting and pumping machinery Is now
in ftrst class ordcr, and capable OF working the
mine 70 greater depth, with very little expense
- g.. President.
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SUMMONS

TN THE DisTRicT QUIT OF THE FIRST
i Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada, IN
and for StoreytC County, b Hlnkh. plaintiff,
VI. j., B. Stewart, de Npdant.-Astioo, brought
n the psttie. Court sf tas Fits JatietaI pis; y
County OF Storey, md the complaint hled In
said county. in tia ,ofioe gE the C1erk Of said
District Court, oJ, the 1lth day pf June, A, D.
1871 The Stale of'Ncysda sends greeting, 70
J, b. STEWAR' Z. defendant q Yo1 CAfe hereby
sSqssS z S:RetSss sSSys y Sassd tSs
district Court Of the First judicial District Of
the State. or Nevada, IN add !fo1 ihel Countyof
Storey, and Iansver the conPlsint !hled therein
within ten days Exclusive ol the day OF seryieel
sepyed s Inisia cSuSty @ OF Il .eSted out q sald
county, within twenty, days and In Nl other
casos, forty days; or Judgement by default will
bctaken agstnH you, Accordirg 70 tho prayer Of
Tho sald action IL brought 10 obtain Judgment
for the sum OF, hys hundred and Ave and sixty.
three ne-hundredths. dollars, in kold ebin or
the United States IL being Alleged IN The com:
plaint on .nle that yon- on 70 Wit the ast day Of
ss.OSne9 sasS q Wh . a 4s saS S q sha sf93
oernlhg Divers sumsoS mcaey frcm Yuu 70 Sold
plAintif be1bre that time dhe NOD owing ,snd then
IN aFrear and unpaid apd upon such accounting
ydni were then aid tthetc found Y, be IN arreEt
$lsi 6SI In gold eoino tie United 5Htstes, and
being 10 found In arroar and Indebted, you. un:,
dertooK, and then and there promised and
agreed to pSythe said snn OF money 10 this piains
til, whenever afetMkrisY Ythgeuntu. requested,
and though ioftep Afterwards therepnto y,
quested; You haye not psid the same, o. any part
thereof; and further. that ifrotn the fst' day Of
tune,A A. ID. 1s7l, ,!tol the ilglh dsyof June. AID
1871, Inclusive, the plaintiff. sold, and deliynred
10 you. at your special Instance and request,
goods, wares and nefehandise Of the value Of
$lta In United Sistee RuAd 9eoin, no part OF
Which yqq have Hsid, sIcspt f9S Ard yog AZ
sGainRt ,youTfni the eum OF Co606 90, I'm gold
eoln Ioi the upital States, With iatssest or
& E C q " ssspI ssn G$ snS 'n 'a fr'' y
HESn uniet ny hand lnd The seal Of he Di.' Ti
-, ,trict of Tho State Of, Nevada, 10 and
y,W iil ifof the county. .of Storey, this 18th
sEA: IdtfH OF 'Jhho,iin the 9yohr Of Our
49, Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-One.
......,.,y ,,-.,.,TI GEO. u. DAM, Clerk.
R. II. TKItoR, Attorney for Plaintiff. h'""L q,
.TUTl !NOI' Je201m.IsEh 2irEA nlgi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-24
RAlLRoAD NOTICE.

,oarNaERs BY THE VIRGINIA AND
pATSncEee railroad chcm Carson OF Virginia
4 ,.oint, On. the road are, e,requested 70 pro,
@ sose before ensesipg the sasss, aies
-snoe ~ "a - Of fares collected on trains,
fafsA Anc sA'o' 49,. " H.tMYERIN6ToN. sSapt q
csrson. June J., ST. sn7 ez,p}"S'% "S'% 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-24
aecpErAaY,s REPORT.

iJb the Stoekhoidsys Of. ne YeiloD JACKET SRrer
( Mining Company: .'.3. 81. .'.
.GySrIBNsN-Iher herewith submit the report OF
Receipts ond Disbursements OF the company
far tho year ending June S9tIl " isni sWnoipKISs a.
! .i 2! Wlg g-"lg .y!DW IL Secretary.