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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-02
Daguerrean
AMI
Photograph Rooms.

Having returned to ny old profession
as Daguerrean Artist" T ann Row pre-
pared to take sittings for pictures of
Families; Groupes. Infants and single
pictureE,. and fatter myself from the
long experience devoted to this branch
md Photographing to vie with all COM
petition, and solicit a share of the pnb-
lie patronage. Rooms newly refitted in
Meals Bloch cor Of main q cherry st,
Eaton o, b
SAMUEL McCLEAE. feh2 6m.
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Onl Genufne erode

manufacturers of the
n1y Genuine erode
and German Silver Watches for the past
FIVE years, We have inst completed ar
rangements, through scientific expert
ments, by which we can furnich our
CELEBRATED brands OF Watches,
Ltdies' and G~cntlemen's sizes, at IS TO
100 er cent lower than ever before, as
witness the following prices, including
Gentlemen's and Ladies' sizes, either in
0ROIDE or Gerinan SilY,r Cases;
Full Jewslled Cyl nders $500 each
" Patent Levers 900
" Am. Pit Levers IL. 90 {"
Oar Watches are all in Hunting Cas-
es, all properly regulated for time before
sold. and guaranteed, Tor time and wear,
two years. TIE Cases are as ha ndsome.
ly finished as gold cases costing from
500 to $3.50 each.
I We also manufacture the GENUINE
OROIDE CHAINS, foI-Ladies-or-
Gentlemen's wear, at the following ri
ees; 81 co. 81 ,b0 and $500 each
To Spectators, Peddlers and Traders
generally, there has never PEEL such a
field for re6plng large profits.
When a cas- (six watches in a easel
OF more IS ordered At one time, 70 per
cent 'liscoun: allowed. Positively no
discount on single watches nor less tran
n case. The same discount allowed on
chains when ordered in quantities of six
and upwards.
Bg- All orders fer Simple Watches
muAt be accompanies b. the MONEY. or
if desired sent by E~Pve-s, AT least one
half of the money must be sent with the
order. Otherwise no notice will be taken
of it. -
When good are ordered by Express
at Wholesale rates. 10 per cent Of the
mount is sufficient, sent with the order,
to secur it prompt attention. Money
sent by p. -. Money Order, Registered
Letter. Draft or Check, at our risk.
When the money ia sent in advance no
further expense TO she purchaser. When
goods are ordered BY Express, TureFAs.
ers must pay all chnrges.
Hoping to receive your patronage we
are. Respectfully
JAMES GERARD & 90,
p. o. Box 1891, New York.
IS Nassau Street
Jan. 10, 187I-3m
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A New. Safe, and Equitable Plan
OF SECURING THE
BENEFITS OF LIFE INSURANCE.
Commonwealth Co
Operative Co.,
13S Chambers St.,NtesO
York.
Capital $1O9, 600. Charter Per
Detx0M.

pefMM.
The object Of this Company is to
furnish TO alE heaIthy persons a
mode FOR providing for their fami-
les after death, and still have their
money until it is needed for the
payment of losses, and then in
such small sums; that all persons
the poor man as well as the rich
can avail themselves of its advan-
tages Any person fifteen, not O.
Yer sixty years old, of sound mind,
may become a member of this
Company by paying an admission
fee of Ten Dollars, an annual due
of Two Dollars on the first day of
January in each year, end One
Dollar aud Ten Gents for each
death of a member in the same
Division. They are by the Com
pany placed in division limited o
5000 persons, ofthe same age.
Hoac To Join.
Send to the Company, or any of
its agents, and get Circulars with
full particulars, and blank Appli-
cations for membership, which
you can fill out and return with ad-
mittance fee, and [if accepted a
Certificate will be made ont and
sent you by mail, which secures to
your heirs as many dollars as there
are members in yordivision at the
time of your death.
The Officers and Director are:
Orrin Frank, President.
John S. Christer, Vice President.
l.. n. CLARK, Secretary.
Geo. ". Brainerd Treasurer.
VIM. D.Veeder, Brooklin.)
G.. A. Ilorbart, Pain N. J.S Dir's
@. A. Sprague, Brooklin.
Jan &c BINS s, 4f. a.
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sad Radical Chronology.

sad Radical Chronology
The year that has just passed
nto history wrs not fruitful Of
.arpiness to the Radical party,
sad and solemn should have
zen the reflections of the lead
, while they wetch the Old
oar out and the New Year in.
Q twelve months which roun-
/ to tLeir full on Saturday,
,eember 81, were months of
,bulation and notifying woe
tie party that, a few years a
was monarch of all it survey.
Truly might its managers
claim, while they pondered o.
. the events of the departing
ar,
We a'e fallen on gloomy days
Star after Star soon decays.
When the year 1890 opened,
% prospects of the party were
ioomy enough, yet the realizs>
De has proved infinitely worse
an the anticipation. State af-
T State has slipped from the
tdical grasp, aud rapidly and
rely the power of the party
as waned and wasted. The
fish, laundering President who
ID been lifted by it to q poei,
IN far above his capacity, had
ready done much' to excite
,pular disgust, which would in
.itably react against those who
ade him President as well as a
..inst himself. His course had
ienated many who, at thestime
his election, we're his strong
Importers. he had so misused
is power and disgraced his Of
Sc thatsthousands who had hon
tly respected him before turned
say in Ioething aud regarded
n as a public shame. And he
sgone on in the same course
aking enemies of those who
re his friends, and by his blind
d laundering conduct spread
9 Generalization through the
.nks which rallied loyalty a
und him when he was a candi-
te for the office which he has
ostitutcd for the basesJ uses
,rtainly the Tartyfinds much
..use for detection in tie career
{ PRECEDENT Grant.
Then came the spring elections
My to prove what many had
,pprehended- that the popular
evolution commenced in the
Ill had gained strength aud
vas rapidly extending. Almost
every town showed gains for the
Democracy, and ia every section
in which voting took place in the
Radical rank and file wac more
ind more evident.-Ilaces which
had been Republican since the
sauna into existence wheel,
o6 around andjOfnad the Demoe.
-aey, and brsdlp sides -
The signs Of'rapid Radicsl decay
we're plain anil progressing. Bnt
neither the nominal head of the
party in Washington nor his lieu
enants throughout the country
earned o lesson from this. The
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ThoSton Moore, Pitt, Preble Com
Elizabeth Moeeer Deft
ELIZA RETH MOORE, of Ypsalanti
IA in the county of Wash:enaw, and
State Of Michigan, is notified that Thor
ton Moore did. on the Path day Of Octo-
Der, A ID. 1870, file his Dsbision in the
Office Of the Clerk of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas, within and fer TIM county of
Preble. and State Of Ohio, shArping The
said Elizabeth Moore With sdnlsepy with
d Owen West; which petition will
stand for hearing ~ the next terB Of
said Court ha5 .rs
Dated this 9Th day of January, A. ID.
il37I TBORTON MOORE.
By CASPnEIL IL GIoRE
his Attorneys.
Jan 8 1871 u6prts7 90
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n@s q - a4dGsAs. s,.as n 8ssaa-6s Sy-sa
-; s: > e: : =: - & S;: ~:
raA y dt0ea q Pu~VY a. Mood gre a 0osd souah
AsakhU ooNTSestSl, Ha1soafs az Sslo.g nEoe Jrom ~
~ f1para biool n ~ ehesks, Gsd chan0s 0f paffesa
60a a ahovtbreaaed ieMacfafed sal. anf aerpoaa
angaltd, . asuL and glgoroas peysoa-
Weak and Delicate Children are
Tonic. In 6et, they are Wnmuy NAells
e1mea. They can be adminln1ored with
ED, nosf Delicate na 81 . mnn
ofHanetys
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-02
dis

curse was Persisted in, more of
the true su distance of the party
was turned away, and the de-,
moraiizating aud disintegratIng
process went on.
Summer saw the Pres dent Ia
abandouin his post and his DIX
ties and running hith r AMI thith
Ier d searehbf pleas re i ! though
he we're a pfivate citfzen with MOI
tn pg to Do buthnst up amase1
ment and enjoy it. This, OF
course, vas not Nishout etfeci
and the effect was seen in the
conteruptous tone aud att: oude Of
Journals which had ben1 silent 10
the Presidential foIbles before
and The nnjhsguffscd dis5atisrac-
PROMINENT members ofthc
party, wh5 ,hadihoped .liat Grant
would learn TO understand his
position, but had ceased to hope
any more. A few months passed
and the fall elections came on,
and then the Radical situation
and prospect became darker and
more m~ournfu6 stilk Indiana and
West Virginia started the ball by
going over bodily to the Demo
cratic party. Pennsylvania al
most aid likewise, and delivered
such a blowto Radicalism within
her borders that recovery from
It's; effect 10 very doubtful indeed.
But this was only the Beginning
of the storm. The rolling thun-
der and binding lightning were
still to come,
And they did come very soon.
New York led with peal and flash
despite the army sent to awe her
into silence, and State after State
took up the glorious sound until
il reverberated through all the
land. 1t was the long promised
knell of usurpation and profit
gacy, Of despotism and plumber, of
outrage and all forms Of venali-
ty, ruug at last by the hands OF
a giant, and we'll might those
who heard it quail. 1t annOunc-
ed the doom of those whe lad
brought fire and sword, and
death. and debt ,andtyranny and
corruption 10, the republic that
was happy prosperous and free
before their accursed advent.
Well, indeed; might they trem
BILE while they heard the sound,
for it foretold the certain loss of
the power they had usurped,
and the overthrow of he idols
they had set up, and if sadness
and tribulation had not seized
and possessed them they would
have been less than mortal
At the beginning OF 1870, the
Radical party held every South
ern State, and some which they
have since lost in the Mort h
Here are the States which have
been taken from them in one
year; Indiana, Virginia, West
Virginia, North Carolina, Geor-
gia Alabama, Texas, Tennessee,
Missouri, Florida, Nevada, Ore
gan; Their majority in Penn
slyvania has been 30 reduced
that another effort by the Dem
ocraeyowill wipe it out altogeth-
er. They have almost their hold
upon Ohio aud also upon Arkan-
sas. They have seen theiF two
thirds majority IN Congress ut
terly disappear never to return,
and the certainty of many DEM
ocratic Senators being chosen,
within shor: time, by Lcgisls-
tures which recently were Rep
ublican. Surely, with such sad
6ening facts before them, their
reflections ut the close of the
year must have been gloomy.
And worse aid worse for them,
but better and better for the
country, the year upon which
we now have entered will bring
them new discouragement and in
crease their woe. 4
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-02

Wauted-our friends TO exert
themselves in n behalf, and
help to increase our subscription
list.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-02
Hoonands German sltlers
Hollands German Tonic

IA coMbfnahson ef an ne fn0vsdReNs " o. bAIa4
go Funm Gnnfa Cru Rum, Oran1e, ea- y - seed
1r Ne aams dfssases a. ne Bdfsys, ~ ean1 gLrs n1e
r,se aloaAalfs afaahas 4 reqnired Jos .gtu bear -
|f.d fhaf uess rsnsdfea ers rntiriy slntrcut yroa.
any Oilers adrsrffssd for Hs e.rs N he diacaasf named
mrsr befn0 scfenfffe preparohona 81 ined10nni e4TnoAS
Uwhle IA olIevs ore nssre daoncffoaa n rua ~ some
1SrI- TAs TONIC = defdaAy 90 ~ nf nof gtea~
snuf and agreeable REMEDIES ever efrrnd q ~ ptbhc-
n ADJ q aro-fa1a no efeanMraAs eats t4
a0snofUfn0. eshaarnffn9. so mcancIs9a 1n1nA
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-02
L.GABEL.
EATON planning MILLS
Door: Blind & Sash Factory.

Pine Shingles, Palings,
Lathes. Mouldings, Window 4
Door Frames. Building Mater
ials of all kinds in our line.
Good Lumber Wanted.
For which the highest Market
price will be paid. ~ Fac
tory Near Depot, EATON, ONO.
Eaton, Jan 10 yr1.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-02
UNDERTAKING
Jan. 10, 187I-sm

in the best style, aud on the shortest no.
tice. - -
Ready-made Cofhns at all times.
Bodies Preserved for Any Length of
styIe of BURIAL CASE& assorted
sizes, which we warrant air tight.
Our assortment of WALL PAPAR,
HAEGINGS and BORDERS are of the
choicest prints, both plain, ornamental
and decorative. Together with expert
enced hands. tends to make it the store
to se"d your orders: which with the
prompt attention pail to all Oyders in
trusted 10 us will be q guarantee for yIu
20 deal with ,.e
Churchill 81 Albert
Eaton, Jan IL. lM-yrt
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u R r. r. 8 !

Caution! Caution! Caution III
All persons are cautioned a.
gainst ordering any kind of Ever
greens ar Forest Trees, until they
have sent stamp for our price lists.
We sell BETTER TREES an
leap RATES and more of
them that anybody else in America
" Our prices are less than
ONE HALF the ordinary Nursery
rates. Large descriptive Catalo-
que, containing much valuable in
formation, mailed for 10cts.
Address, Pinney & Lawrence,
.r Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., Wis.
Jan &c, 1871 3ms.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-02
LEGAL N0TICES!.
Guardians Sale.

'muPl Ridenour ard Preble Pro-
Lewis Ba Ter, Guardians bale Gu {,
of Washington RideEour Pstition to
wash.ngton R:drnou, "n'
&Janes IL Welsh.
IN pursuance OF an SHdeT Of Che Prs
i bate Court Of PrebAs Ponntv. Obio
made on the 14:h day OF January. A ID.
ISL. in The above case. the undersigned
will, on
7hes .tay FeG. 81. Il. d. 1871,
at O'clock, p. NJ. at the door Of the
Court House, in Eaten, D., offer al pub
lie sale, the following premises, situate
in the coSOt1 vi PrsbIe, in the Siaiesof
Ohio, aud in the township of Monroe,
and bounded and described as follows:
The North east quarter If secti IN thirty
one, (3!) in township No. nine, (9l in
rahge No two, (2) East, &C., containing
I26 ncreslof land, be the same more or
less, except ole acre heretofore OnveI
ed to Jacob z. Ridenour. Also excep-
ting about four acres heretofore con-
veyed to Arthur Dufield. The said ex.
cepted parts being on the North side Of
said traets-ihe tract 10 be sold con-
tanning 12l acres more or d -.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash
on the day Of Sale, one'third in one and
one third in two years from the da) of
sale, to be secured By mortgage on the
premises sold, and the deferred pay
ments TO bear Interest at the rate OF 6
per cent yer annum payable annually.
Appraised at 5000, GO.
SAMUEL MDENOCR,
LEWIS BADER,
Guardians OF
WASHINGTON RIDENOUR.
CANrsELL & GmNoRE,
Att'ys for Petitioners,
Jan. IS, 187l-w4prf$l3,O 90
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MASONRY.
An AcHosttc.

An Acrostic.
Majestic structuTel based ON neral law.
A tower Of strength and grace. without a
flaw.
Soar where tile human eagle builds his
nest,
Or range ut will acrossthe earth's broad
breast
No heart so proud, and none so rich
4 there be.
Ranged under thy far reaching canopy,
Yet feels the prouder being one OF thee.
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.Rdms6Mtstrafor-s, SAFE.

ON SATURDAY, the 25th day of
" February. 1871, at 1 o'clock p. M
of said day. at the door of the Court
House. in Eaton, Preble County. Ohio,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following real estate, as the 3ropsrtF Of
Phineas r Minor, decreased, 10 wit; The
North half Of Lot No. 1874. in the town
of Eaton, Preble county, Oeio, aH nan
ibered by the County Commissioners in
1862 8
Appraised o. -
TERMS OF SAIE-ORe.Ls;f - the
purchase nionsI sash in hand, az& the
residue IN name monks fssm IKE day OF
sale; deferad payment TO bs secured by
mortgage on the preniiSss, and bear in
terest fbOu day AZ sale.
7 b. ZOOS, W
Admir- Of ,, r. Minor, decd
Jan 10, I87I-W5Prf $500
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SheriHEs Sale.

John A, Clark & Go Prtgs Preble
vs. (NO 2,734) Common :
Thomas Winters, ct al offs Pkzs Civ
II Action
DY virtue Of an execution issued from
ID the Court Of Common Pleas. Of
Preble county, Ohio, in the a bove stateI
Gaze, and directed to the Sheriff of said
County / will offer foI sale at public
au c'ion, Mt the door OF the Court Eouse,
in Eaton, in said County,
On Saturday E6. Is, d. d. 1871
between the hours of ] and 4o'eIock,
+. u. Of said day, the following desrrib'
ed Real Estate. situate in the County Of
Preble and State Of Ohio, to-wit: Lot
No n rec hundred and sixfy-eight.
(3G8) as the same is known and desiR.
mated on the original plat of the Town Of
Eaton: Preble county, Ohio. ApPrais-
ed at $G00,O0 Terms cash.
J II. BOST1OK, Sheriff p. c o.
CAMPBELL & GILMORE, Att'ys.
Jan 10 1870-w5prf 800
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Partition Notice.
james Endsley, Guardian treble
of Mark Eugne Hector CouIt Of
"a minor) plaintiff, Common
vs. Pleas in
Cornelius Hector and Partition
Ambrose Hector, defend

SOthChuo 1loCtOE anu lFtltlOu
Ambrose Hector, defend
ants.
ToRNE1CS HECTOR, Of Fulton
~ County, Indiana, ard Ambrose
Hector, Of Wabash County, Indiana,
will take notice that q petition was filed
against them Of the 27Lh day Of October,
A. ID. 1S7O, in the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the comfy OF ire.
BILE, by james Ehdsley, guardian OF
Mark EHgne Hector, and is now pend.
ing. whereas the said Mark Eugne Hee-
tor demands partition Of the following
Real Estate, situate in the county OF
Preble, and State of Ohio. end ir the
Township of Gratis, and BOUNDED and
described as follows, to.wit: Being Fifty
acres taken off of the North side Of the
Northwest quarter Of section Ne. eight.
GEN. 1S) township No. fo4r. az range
No. three. (3) East, dc. And that AZ
the next term of said Court, thu sal
Mark Eugnc Hector will apply for Nh
order that partition may be made OG said
premises
DAted tkfs 9Th day oS Jsnuary. A. d.
1871. CAxPsg1L 1 GtLNoRE,
Attorneys fer Prtf.
Jan 5 Is7lw6prfS13.5O
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Divorces Notice.

OxV0TC6 NOTICE.
Henry Sheaier, pI ltE. IPrebIe common
Pleas Petition
Mary A. Sheafer, dsftJ for Divorce
TIME above named defendant, Mary
l. A Sl.cafer, is hereby notified that
on the 18th day of ID cember, 1870, tn.
above named plaintiff, Henry SheaFer,
filed in the Clerks Office Of the Court Of
Commo Pleas of Preble couaty, Ohio,
his petition against her, the sail Mary
wherein the said ri ,inuH sets fO-th his
marriage with the said Mary, on or a.
bout the 10Th day Of Nay, 1869, and
charging the said Mary with gross neg.
lect OF duty toward the plaiaiiIf, and
praying to be divorced from the said
Mary, ON the ground of said gross neg
lect Of duty. And the said defendant
is further notified Thar she is required
to ns~er sal 4 petition on or before the
Bird Saturday a'ter the End day Of Feb
rua:y, 1871.
J Il, FOCS.
ATTY for petitioner.
Attest-D. D MoRRow, Crk,
Dec. 20, ls7O-H prf &c., 90
INC. 2,92S.1
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Sch THIS
FARMERS, PLANT
FLAX.

THE Price for the Harvest
of 1871. Will be 5000 per Tuu
CASH, IF CLEAN
This with the Price of seed
win certainty pay you to raise
Flax.
E, T. FOSTER.
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yHoH HON. GRO. ". WOODWARD.
OAasf Jusaos Of ne Supreme court g Psnayl.ssia-
pufLADnLPuIA, March ne, 1891.
I1sd q Hseaasrs Gsraaa BffsTs 4 aafeA $780,
t.ah~0 ksvsa0t, ba 90 q god tentr, .sJsd Z. dtseyd.s
n ~ d~fgsafrue Orpona, ard II 0reaf benG4 ~ cnsm
6sbGn1 esd Sasf@ nsrvans sdSoA, q a. gaeA-
Go. v. WoODWIRR
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-02
SUN BEAM

DdSu6II6du duQ FnOCO-
graph Rooms.
Main ST., opposite P O., Eaton, o.
J. P. ADDLEMAN,A Artist
All work from. these rooms are war.
ranted to give satisfac' ion. and no better
surity is than to pay the room a visit and
examine the specimens. Groups of
families taken as large as desired. A
call is solicited. et
January 20, ISTl-3m
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-02
City Marble Works.
Adjoining New Town Hall.

City Marble Works.
Adjoining New Town Hall.
B0rrOn ST., Eaton, o.
The Subscriber would notify
his friends and customers that
having filled up his Marble Shop,
ole door south of the new Town
Hall, he is now prepared to fill
orders for
Marble Monuments, Head
Stones, &C.,
on short notice. Will keer con-
stantly on hand
MARBLE. FIR ES and
LINE STONE.
PHILIP KUHN.
Jan. 26, IL yr1.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-02

WkE1ED-AT THIS OFFTcK-
good sized stout boy to lsSEn
the Printing business.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-02
EATON
Bohrar Iadgs no.:89
F. A. NJ,
Meets every Saturday:
Night before full moon

Eaton R. A. chapter;
No. % F. A. NJ. meets
Monday Eve after full moon.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-02

Having been Watch Manufacturers
for the past twenty years, AMI largest
manufacturers of the
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-02
,Ron HoN. JAMES rHoNrson.
yRoH REV. JosKPm II. KKNEARD. D. D.,

YRoN REV. osEPH H. KENNARD, D. d.
Y.stos sf Ne Tenth Bapuai Church, PhilndsIphlA
DA JhoEBon-DnAn 6H:-I baos ben OcqucsdE
TeQneasd . ooaasa ~ naae esaA rsos8aeadaffoaa "
6D~sa hfnds y n~edfeine5 buf rPsrfirg ~ Pnaescs
~ 90 qf ny approprfae spheye, 4 haus - al caes -
eifnedf bed sStA q clsay proof ~ paytoHs tlaaneeas $50
particularly n ny oua lerfiE, 81 a. esOe1nan y
us.al eosgss, . ssPrsss ny Jun eensfafea 1ef for gen
enl debility Of the system nnd especially Tor Layeg
SS:SS:r. 10. = M =. ss. 2 ~
lsdi bs aa.aly, de.ot not q ~
u n
1teha~bsow oootrarsS
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-29
Notice TO whom 1t may Conco til.

L. S. LAND OFFICE. SHASTA. CAL.
june 9th. 1871.
In the matter ofthe Pre- emption claim aff,odfried
Kuhn to the If Z /. the s W ofSE
the of the 5 w and the : W ! of the S W
Of Section - Township g North. Ranpe :
West Mount Diahlo Base and Meridian:
Whereas God 'ried Kuhn of Roaring River Conn
ty of Shasta State of California, has made applcn
ton to this "ffice to enter agricultural land the
tract of land above described under the emn,ion
laws, of the United States. And Whereas or the
day of A. ID. Is nfi tlavits were filed in the
U. 5. Land office of the humboldt Land Districr
California alleging the said land to he mineral in
character and more vNlnahle for mineral than no
riculturai purposes, Now Therefore notice ia here
by given to all whom it may concern that the nm
dersigned have appointed the 7th dav Of August
A. D. 1871 at o'clock P NJ. at the U. s. Land
Office in the town and county Of Shasta. State of
California. as the time and place for the HEARING
of testimony h, f're The Register and Receiver of
said office TO determ the facts AZ 10 the mineral
or non mineral charcter Of said land a' which tnnp
and placs all parties in interest with their wit,
nesses. may he heard. and their testimony reduced
to writing: after which the proceedings will he
submitted 10 the Commissioner Of the General Land
{ tfce for review prior to a final award And in
case of failure to appear and show the land IN he
more valuable mining than for y arricutural nur
poses the said rlicant will be allowed 10 enter
the land embraced in his application upon satisfac
tory proof that said Ia d is more valuable for
agricultural than for mineral PURPOSES and that
the said applicant has fully complied with the
requirements NJ the prr-enI.tion laws.
JN0 6. F0LLANSBEE. Register.
CHARLES MCDONALD, Receiver.