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Track Across the Ocean.

The frequency of collisions at sea in the
course usually followed by vessels between
the principal American and European ports,
has called the Alteration Of shippers in this
ana other counties to the necessity for
better defined and more generally under
stood rules respecting tho courses of out
ward and homewari bound ships. The
question has been taken under conSidera-
ton by the British Board of Trade, plan
for the prevention of collisions having been
suggested by Il citizen Of this country,
which promises to effect the desired result.
According to this plan westward bound
vessels are TO cross the banks Of Ncwfound-
land between the parallels of torty-three
and forty three and half degrees north
latitude, thus avoiding the easterly cur
rents, and escaping ice at al seasons ex-
eept the early spring, while eastward
bound Vessels will pass the end Of the
banks in iorty-two to forjy-two and a half
latitude, ayaiiin- themselves of the
east"vly current, and enjoying, as a
rule, favorable weather This
wouh leave fair space between
the tao zones, each of which is sixty miles
in width. Unless some such regulation Is
adopted and enforced by the marine under
writers, the prevention OF collisions viii
be almost impossible, since Il Is impossible
10 see lights or hear whistles through the
dense fogS which prevail on the banks, and
with the Increase to thcsteam tonnage foi-
lowing these ocean routes the danger to
life and property becomes greater eacc year.
The question 7sill probably oe SGhmlttee! to
Par,iamcu; by the Board Of Trade for final
and authoritative settlement. before long,
aal we tla.st tie subject viii be considered
by Caa-rsss di.9lrg IT, coming session
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ROiIiNESiI is IT is.

This erticly new, Authentic Book, OF 80 pars, lu5
cravings, Is exhaustive aau sian ard " l., emil
rent Y adrrrei re ire. II IN ~ he
no. tUmi-f system. expo=es ~ b'-~e- p 81 nccs.
it raud-. VCr5ecnl ifs in alfie- Its
oppo= ion our IhItr -choai CIV ard Fl gruus lit
" aud as inaidieUs full Romish
control. X. z. ,C.l,LS. IS Futon stTCct, Oh ago
lE-tU
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New Advertisements,
8 O'CLOCK.

q 07C = MONTH Horse ans cars Z farn4sa. q :;
= sfr i Ne I5-4w
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C0MMEnCIaI.

OFFICE OF THE PILOT
MASITowoc. Nov. ., 1871.
WTxTER WHEAT-I caaI IS.
SPRGHG DO i Is Il Is.
uATs-93c.
WHITE PE4s-Goo3. 7Je.
GREEN DO -60c4& 100
PaTAroEs-.0 50c PER Da.
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The wife Of James Field, who lives on
Mr.. IIargrave's farm, four miles north Of
Beaver Dam, took a tablespoonful Of Paris
green a week ago, from the effects of which
she died in about twenty-four hours
Mr. J. II. Gardner, Of LaCrosse, former
" superintendent Of the Southern Mime
sofa Railroad, has been appointed General
Manager of the jacksonville, Pensacola
and Mobile Railroad
John Rowland Of the town Of Plymouth,
Juneau county, had his left hand so badly
shattered by the bursting of a gun, that
amputation was necessary.
The saw mill at Trippville, Vernon coun-
ty, was burned on Tuesday night of last
week. No insurance.
The Appleton Crescent states that on
Saturday last, Miss Nancy Perry, daughter
of Miles Perry, of the town of Greenville,
died from the effects Of fall from a horse
received during the recent county fair at
that place.
Last week brakeman on the West
Wisconsin Railway discovered under pile
of ties near the road, at Hudson, the dead
body Of a babe. The mother Of the child
was thought to be a German woman who
went out to Eau Claire on the train that
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had evidently moved after the fatal blow
was struck, for she turned and rolled
against the wall; the blood splashed up
against the wall and ran down to the floor,
leaving red, mcandcrlng marks upon the
wall, while the carpet below was ciotted
with gore in such quantity that it was
scooped up with a shingle. Such scene
would indeed horrify the stoutest heart,
and mako the brayest start back at its ter
riblc ghastlineSs.
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NfANIT0W0C COUNTY CIRCUIT
WI Court. Henry R@pke against Chris
tianaAddernian, Wilhelmina Alderman and
August Springer. To the above named de-
fendant: You are hereby summoned and re-
ouircd toanswer the complains in this action,
Of which cnpy-will be filed in the Office of
the Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Manitowoc
county, and serve a copy OF your answer on
us 1t our Office in the city of Manitowoc within
- DAYS after the s rvice hereof, exclusive
Of the dag of snch services, and if you fail to
answer the complaint as aforesaid, the plain
tiff will apply to the court fer the relief de-
manded in the complaint
Dated April s. 1871.
WALKER & WHITE, PITS Attys
The complaint in this action was filed IN
the Office Of the Clerk the Circuit Court OF
Manitowoc county on the 10th day of usto-
Der. 1871.
1I-6t WALKER s WHITE, PITTS 4tt'ys.
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g. e.. SHOVE.
MANITCWOC, WIS.

TT S. BJNns (7-3O's, 5-2G's, and all
=. other kinds purchased, sold and
exchanged. Coupons on Interest War
rants cashcd. Gold. Silver. and Coin
drafts purchased at the highest market
rates
Drafts on all the principal cities of tho
United States and Canada, bought and
sold Foreign Exchange on Great Bril-
tain and Continental Europe, fer sale in
sums to suit. Deposits received, subject
TO sight draft. Also interest paid on do
posits by special agreement. Collccti ons
mad! ali parts of the United Statcs,
Canada, Great Britain and Europe, made
at reasonable rates. Passage Tickets by
Steam or Sale Line to and from Crest
Britain and continental Europe. for sale
at New York prices T. G. SHOVE.
Manitowoc, August 1870.
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LIFE: III Ut All
BEING. sagl EXPOSE OF tr,e SECEsiiE
RITES :arsel 'sESgEgsEES OF
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With full md authentic history ut Polygamy. by j.
=. L. Fi the - Ike eos
een'E yti'G WITT UHpreraf.T tel Il c'sc
rcuo.-s Sc So, b's four DAYS. arofhcr II 10 two
Days. Sen Tor "cuisfs and see mt the SAYS Il
the work, dress go no al PCBLEN I>G . 8.
hicsC, l.; Cine at, hic; 1t louis. 10. I5iw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

L. S. FUNDED LOAN OF 1881 FIVE PER GENT BONDS
FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS.
The above amount is all that remains for popular
subscription of the S200O00000 five per cents United
States Consolidated Gold Loan recently offered by
the Secretary of the Treasury.
Already S70OOOOOO have been subscribed for, prin-
cipally by the National Banks, during the past few
months and tho further sum Of SsO,OOO0OO has been
allotted to the European Markets, and Is now being
rapidly taken through a syndicate composed OF the
largest houses in England and on the Continent
which has already subscribed for Sl5.OOOOOO.
OF the remaining S5OOOOOO0 reserved by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury for limited period, for this
country. SlOOOOOOO have been subscribed by a syn
dieate composed Of the largest dealers in Govern
ment Bonds, among whom are Messrs
FISK q HATCH,
VERMILYE & Co.,
HENRY CLEws & Co.,
CLARK, DODGE d Co.,
LEONARD, SHELDON q FOSTER,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NETWORK.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF Nfw-YoRK.
This loan we consider the best investment for
banks savings funds insurance companies, and pri-
vae investors of any of the Gold Loans Of the United
States.
THE PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ARE PAYABLE IN
GOLD OF THE PRESENT STANDARD VALUE. THE IN
TERRsT is PAYABLE QUARTERLY, upon the lst of Feb
ruary May, August. and November COUPONS AND
REGISTERED BONDS ARE ISSUED THE USUAL DE-
NOMINATIONS.
THE BONDS ARE EXEMPT, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST,
FROM TAXATION IN ANY FORM BY OR UNDER Ma
TIONAI, STATE. OR MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY. ALL THE
ABOVE FEATURES ARE UNMIsTAKABLY EXPRESSED IN
THE LAW AND UPON THE FACE OF THE BONDS, WHICH
ARE THEREFORE FREE FROM ALL FUTURE DOUBT OR
ADVERSE LEGISLATION.
All issues of United States bonds will be received
IN exchange at rates to be agreed upon from day to
day.
Bonds will be received and delivered free of ex-
pense.
As fully S15OOOOO0 of the S50.000000 have already
been engaged by the syndicate and other subscrib-
ers it is expected that the small remaining balance
will be rapidly absorbed, especially the LIST Of
September next the Secretary will appropriate
S2OOOOOOO of the coin belonging TO the Treasury to
the redemption of $50 bonds in addition to the
amount provided for by the syndicates in Europe
and America. Interest upon the amount thus mott
fed win cease at the end of 90 days as provided by
law) and further notices of redemptons will follow
at short intervals.
The above-named banks and bankers will assist
actively in the negotiation of this loan and, in adj
try are requested to act AS agents, to whom uni
form commission VIII be allowed. Further informa-
ton will be furnished application to
JAY Cooke 81 Co.,
General Subscription Agents for the New Five Per
Cent Loan, New-YOrk, Philadelphia, and Wash
ingtOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17

The extra mail for Europe, Tomorrow by the steamer
Hanover will close 1915 p IN, at the Merchants EX
change Nos so and 50 Pinest The receipts OF specie
to-day, s2S3OOO.
The money market has again fallen into stereoyped
condition. with and per cent the rates cash. and
o and per cent prime discounts. There was con-
siderable talk in the streets concerning the little furry
IN Philadelphia yesterday which run up call loans from
n to per rhe legal rate in Pennsylvania II now
transpres that prominent clearinghouse in Phadel-
phia lent railroad company million at per cent for
year, and yesterday called in their loans to the ex
tent OF OoOO which advanced the rate of interest as
above noted. Other firms in Philadelphia also called
their to be prepared for any emergency and this
increased the activity in money We do not hear of its
continuance to-day
Government bonds were very quiet at the boards and
in the street but generally strong closing on the
basis OF 1874 al9s for Cts The subscriptions to the new
loan $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
WEDNESDAY,, Aug. 16-P. N.

The stock market was again inactive and
about repetition of yesterday, the Union Pacific Pacific
Mail, and Panama stocks monopolizns tho principal
attention OF the street In these, however, no new
features were developed beyond those given this morn
ing, although in the two latter there was sharp Upward
movement recorded Union Pacific ruling steady. The
market was generally steady the forenoon, and strong
and higher in the afternoon with Reading Lake Shore
Northwestern Common, Wabash, and Western Union
Telegraph as the features light advance being recorded
in each az will be In annexed table OF highest ana
lowest prices Erie and Ohos were steady ana the rest
Of the list neglected We note sales Of c. c. CINCINNATI
and indianapolis at s7J0ss; Harlem, 1854 Morris and
Essex 93I; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1882
OhiOs Preferred 79 Boston, Hartford and Erie g. ana
c. C. and Indiana Central 19I Among the miscellaneous
shares Consolidation Coal sold at So Brunswick Land So
and Quicksilver Preferred, 20 Express shares were
strong on Adams at s5t, and American at 59059i The
following table shows the highest and lowest prices Of
.lra No TO aV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
rtrpopp.x u.RKRrx

LIVERPOOL Aug l6-l00 a. mrhe Cottos mahei orenei 49,
emer: Mdaiag pands 81 MddiDg Orleans 3D. the 'A~' T" "
day Ar. estimated at 1000 bales. -
toSDoS Aug 6foo m-Coosol' opened at s ioL mol
s3 for the account American securities hrm; Cnitc states i've
bond. 1905 go, 1885 Old a3i 1905 sJi Tea Foye W
FRAxxroRr Aug l5-Bveuing States ESeTNens 0
closed at g6t for the issue Of 1862. .u a.,
LoSDos Aug l6-l:1o mUned States renFOr'y bonds ~
interest rn,..Ss
IWKRPooL Aus l6-2 D. Cotton stestrr Miins UPir
sis Mag Orleans sSSd sales Of the day 'fs eos p
uate At IL 600 Including 5000 for export and sposa-ueS "
viNons-Lsri, 20 v cwt -. ,.-., ,,f
IoSoo, Aus ia % D. m Cousols closed 9 for mcre
GA ION the account Intel States bonds l' Si %
Old s3s l86Is s1B; Ten-Portes. 81. eKihtere-L
PAKis Aug l6-Rentes, s. lrancs, 81 ecatne. v,Lm,s
LtygKro0L Aug l6-l;S m--Cotion closed scas, ~ IVA
Uplas sldSta Mlug Orleans 9d9ti toe sArs OF me az
be,n n 90 bales including $500 foe export and spseuA". WV"
10 & ~ GENITAL for Red Winter Corn, % b quarter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,

"WEDNESDAY. Aug l6.-No fresh Beeves On sale ., . !,
Sheep AND L.xBs-ATryals today9 cars AZ Fotyegths
AZ Por-tn. at COmmuLpaw, making 4Jol after @1% 't
day There change prices where stock rus alike qav o
sone moor emil sheep 4t.. and thin lambs At tss
sales al Commupipss BY n Pdeck lOs Ohio tam lambs ~ % s.
Gle az ky 50 H. coarss. sc % cwti q cn sheep 90 n
- o. coarse ind IS n Al 5c III ky. rough lot bucks
NJ a Sc. and 10 6newOo Ohio. 30 %, Sc - ~.
Poryeghths, Elliott sold 50 Ohio sheep ~ ~ AZ
Al Of III NJ al ode; l73 State lambs 6ll n. 81 &c.
Kifty sold d Canada lambs 81 o. 6c lO4 Of % 70, oie sS
100 Of .smo weight at Tic. o.. a.. y
oas-These weaker With q srryed one ear s'a's ~ ~
sold az Sc dressed fell to Gaze.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
A. =. HATCH.
HARVEY FISK.
(. A. ;. HAI
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH.

OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Securities,
No Nassau-st. New-York. Aug. IA, 1871.
The successful negotiation of the new Government
five per cent loan, and the calling in of S5ooOcoOO of
Five-Twenties, TO be paid in gold show that here
after from to per cent viii be the highest Se of
interest paid on the bonds of the United States.
Hence, investors who desire larger income with
equal security Withdrawing part of their funds
from Government bonds, and are seeking to place
their money where it will be equally safe and more
remunerative. Railroad bonds of the highest class
believed to offer the greatest advantages, and
among the best of these are the FIRST MORTGAGE
GOLD BONDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. Their road promises to be one of
the most remnnerative popular, and useful of the
great through lines connecting the Mississippi Valley
with the seaboard. The Company has no floating
debt and it is under the management of men of we'll
known experience and large wealth. 1t has already
in operation 27 miles of road, well constructed, and
doing a good business In 10 days 5 miles more
will be opened making S22 miles completed; and Us
about 5000 men are constantly at work upon 1t, the
remaining lO5 miles which will finish the road. are
expected 10 be opened next Summer. The road has
low igrades and light curves, which secure an
economy of transportation expenses. 10 is consider
ably shorter than the great competing lines passes
through rich agricultural and mineral district the
deposits of iron and coal being iDexhaustible. The
bonds are an absolute 80 years security, and II OBJ
tanned in exchange for Five-Twenties the investor
adds nearly 20 per cent to his capital besides retain
ing 6 per cent gold interest
Price ~ and accrued interest from May l. The
Bonds are in denominations of $1,000 $500, aud 800
FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Worth VssSs dHd Rdirodds. .,,,
AUG l6-6 pkg. Ashes, 2 pkg Beessat e % g..
Copper. $40 Copper 10 pAg Drel Fruit @ a So
m Ia mi. Flonr IS 26 Wheat leo ~ bush Corr i No
Oats 100 hush bush Seed $50 bbis Meal l3 es
b,r. HOPS 266 Hides Hides 55o5 SIDES Leather
Spirs Turpeutne bills Rosin laj pkgs Pors ~ p~ oH
40 pkgs Lard 81 pigs S;earn go pk~ Better lA4o s 4
b.r. Sumsc O hbs Tobacco 97 pigs Tobacco go bs "'
- AnnIh hales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
And tho following for city Bank shares:

Railroad bonds well represented to-day, and
some of the prominent loans recently placed on the
market reported to DO meeting with moderate sue
cess Central Pacincs sold at s9t Union Pacific Frsts
49, Land Grants, s48S4i Incomes. SCI Hannibal and st.
Joseph 49, Convertible 103i Toledo and Wabash Second
Ola; C. C. and /. c. Firsts, $751; Toledo, Peoria and
Warsaw Firsts ssL 9s9 and New-Jersey Central new,
lnlI The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17

Tho Philadelphia stock market IL steady fehh-
sylyania g. third ISSUE IG Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road, %; Reading Railroad 81; Pennsylvania Railroad
Gig. Gold, 10.
John F. Tracy, ESQ.,. President OF the Chicago ana
North Western, and Chicago Rock Island ana Pacihc
Railway Companies sailed Tor Europe. to-day, in the
Scotia. - 80.
The fact that than one-ffth OF the Lana Grant
bonds of the ST. Joseph and Denver City Railroad
disposed Of shows strong appreciation of the value oil
the large landed property owned by this Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Bcry,Io Aug lGReeepu .So eSs s MSs,N Ilos
hn,h, Corn 100 bush. eco bush bsnfli o,t.
bash superintendent ia 400 bush Corn 7S 100 nsss ~
q 90 hsh Rail shpments-wheat Is 90 bash Corr AZ, T
Oa,, Freigh Wheat lie Cora w. u s.y
Sevro Flour quie, and uneh.Sss wh.. Yer, s Nd s.s
bush No Western at So oss dull ss, AZ. al Isr
JsaSe. Rye neglected aud scsTce seeis inAee'e' '"
dull aud unchanged. Hgbxines nonnaip We uu.,s, al
Avg 6fOsr dsl AID aSh.Asss ssSs as Wheat ara
AMI 10 fair demand No Rel Fall 81 ND ,n A.. IA
Germ dali and shade lo~er Mrsd s.ssed sas sses Rs,
,h,nyd No 4 M elevator Ne hsed sasked 80
eust q ~ - love ssssss ~ sss Annss'ss osSss4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
eport as follows at 4p. m.
particulariZed :

The proposals of the Treasury to buy million five
twentcs elected offerings TO the amount of sl7OOO at
rates ranging from l212 ll237i The million award
ed was al Il2l2 TO "a, and thus particuarized
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
White. Morris 4


State bonds generally steady. The business was
insignificant at the afternoon Board, and the changes
slight. At the early session Tennessees frmer and
yirginias and North Carolinas lower The following
the hida.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17

MORTGAGE EIGHT t) PER CENT GoID Boyns y,
THE Sc. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD "a
Interest payable August and February. in New
York, London, or FrankfOrt-on-the-Main. free =,
u D. Iaxes. TANNER e. Co., No. II WaD.s
THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PR Cgyr co,,
BONDS OF the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY Con-.
PANY offer a rare chance for safe and prohtable m
yestment. They are first and only fen uoon ~.
Road, which is very nearly completed, the roIlnc
stock, telegraph, land grant and all the propertv .,
the Company. The lands are released from taxaiioy
and worth more than the whole amonnt NJ ~
mortgage. The Road will form the Great Air ~.
Route from Chicago and Milpdukee 10 ST. Paw ana
the North West Bonds for sale at 90 and interest ~
currency. by WHITE, MORRIS & Co.. No. IS WaIl.t
and GwYNSE, JOHNSON a. DAY, No. 10 WaUst'
where pamphlets and further information can tT
obtained.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINAssorA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at 90 and interest by HENRY CLEws d Co,
No. % Wallst., New-YOrk
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD Co.'s
MORTGAGE GOLD Is
For Sale by
DRESEL, MORGAN & Co.
So Exchange place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
THE MONEY MARKET.
,,IEs AT THE STOCK ExCuANGE-FIRsf CALL
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.

GOusrrrSnt Boadt. ,,o
mn g Ga s Reg . fIsl 900 u s. SIS 1910 Reg 10
tCCo \ o.. IN Con .ll3 2O0..... b.
Railroad BOnd-BdRk ana RdhVbt-F''-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
THE MARKETS.

ICarsfulIy reported TBk TRIbuSRI
WEDNHsDir Ang H. ~
vAsRs-Pois light dem.nd steady at 81 dt % p.d,
quiet, bot itsady, at tgH 81 Is
COTTON setVe and steady To t. better qq,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17

TANNER & Co,
BANKERS
IL Wallst, New-York,
Buy and Sell At current market rates. the FIRST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17

last TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
- WEEKLY CHRONICLE ls1l viii contain number
carefully prepared articles Climate so Prod0ete hherA
AID other ass essspasd advantages Of kss Tenhes which
spes.D disseminate hets e lbs Of looking
resb M heess answers Correspondents viii be carefully prepared
ESD pseozs o sehss. so.aontAs reliable 10
y sssssneesa Gel. e ssssD fer f.ssAsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17

Foreign Exchange in sympathy with the removal OF
the screws from the cash gold has been rmer with
advance in the rates OF the leading drawers. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
SECOND BOARD,

Sdhs 6Gourament Bond, go,
ooo r. s20Reg G2....ll4 10000 U. 3. $40 C0u., 6llb5
iqO n s 520 Co "a small. IiJ 5000 o. s. $50 Cou 81 IN
Ii'@
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-22
- GIFT CONCERTS.
$4,000 COLD COIN
A Grand Musical Festival
"a s.i Will, ~ 'r OrvEs At g-a ,saau
New Concert Hall, Grass Valley,
..aJ Nevada county, Cal. I."-I a'.
JUNE 1st,..........1 ..1SS1,
q ...,-'' -BY Thu .'.--"
GRASS VAllEfnlAERs HOME ASsocIA'G'
In aid Of Home for Disabled Aineu. i
60, 900 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD
At q 80 COIN EACH. IA
Tho Most Liberal SeAeuo Ever Of
forotl % sho Public. ...s a-.e
Tho Most Liberal SeAeue Ever Of.
fored 70 sho Public. ...s -s..e

TT IS PROPOSED TO ERECT, IN THE
vicinity OF Grass Valley, q Home for disabled
and supcrannuated miners. The Homo we pro.
pose TO erect win be under the management and
direction. Of tho following well known gentle
men Board Of Trustees: Hon. William Watt,
Hon, Thonnas Findley, A.. b. Brady, Dudley
Hoyt and Martin Ford, all or whom are resi-
dents OF Grass Valley, Nevada county! Califor'
MIA The Trustees viii make and execute regu.
lations for the proper aud economical conduct
The Homo will derive some OF It's support
from regular monthly subscriptions OF the work.
ing miners. and from contributions from the
chsritably disposed OF all classes. II 10 believed
that in this way the Home can be maintained
when II Is once established. .......r.
The necessity OF such Home Is demonstrated
every day. Mining accidents are frequent, and
in many instances result In disability TO tho
subjects OF them. Tho community Is almost
daily called upon TO subscribe funds for the as
sistance I the disabled This tax on gener-
ous community can he used TO better pur
pose, and do more good to the unfortunate by
the establishment Of the Home. which We re-
fer and which we propose to establish.
During the Festival the sum OF $50, 600
will Be distributed to the Ticket holders, rs fop
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-22
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
RLOHRR sILVRR MININ

ID Company-Location OF Works, Gold Hill,
Storey County, ,Nevsda.-NotIce Is hereby given
that at q meeting OF the Board OF Trustees oil
said Company. held on the l4th day OF April, ISL,
an assessment (So. 81 OF Four Dollars "a oO)
per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of said Company, payable Immediately, In
United States I'D coin. TO the Secretary, at the
once of the Cen ANY, No. 40 California street,
San Francisco California
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF May,
ism. shall be deemed delinquent, and will be
daily adyertiscd for sale at public auction and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on NOSDAY, June 9Th. 1871. to pay
the DELINQUENT assessment, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
II. c. KIBBE, Secretary.
Orace-Room No. 81 uayward's Building, No.
S19 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
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