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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Is rapidly superseding all other preparations for
producing Elegant, Sweet aud Wholesome ROLLS,
BISCUITS. BREAD. Buckwheat and other Griddls
Cakes. Perfectly pure and reliable. and always
ready for immediate use. Tho CHEAPEST Baking
Powder In the World, and It WILL KEEP ON
LAND OR SEA. In any climate. for years. It is
well adapted to tho use OF Housekccpers. Miners
Mariners, Emigrants. etc. and Is. in fact, in every
respect the BEST YEAST POWDER made 10
the Kitchen. the Camp. the Galley"
Manufactured by DO0LEY 4 BROTHER,
60 New Street, New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho Meet Liberal Scheme Ever or.
fored 10 tho Public.

TT IS PROPOSED TO ERECT, IN TEE
i vicinity Of Grass Valley, Q Homo for disabled
and superannuated miners. The Homo we pro.
pose to erect will DO under the management and
direction OF the following well known gentle
men Board OF Trustees: Hon. William Watt,
Hon. Thomas Findley, A. B. Brady, Dudley
Hoyt and Martin Ford, all OF whom are resi-
dents OF Grass Valley, Nevada county. Califor-
MIA. The Trustees will make and execute rcgi.
lations for tho proper and economical conduct
Of the Home.
The Home will derive some Of Its support
from regular monthly subscriptions OF the work.
Ing miners. and from contributions rom the
charltably disposed Of all classes. 1t Is believed
that In this way the Home can be maintained
when II Is once established.
The necessity OF such q Home Is demonstrated
every day. Mining accidents are frequent, and
in many instances result In disability TO the
subjects OF them. The community Is almost
daily called upon to subscribe funds for the as
sistance Il the disabled. This tax on q gener-
GUS community can be used to O better plr
pOsc, and do moro good TO tho unfortunate by
The establishment OF the Home to which we re-
fer and which We propose to establish:
During the Festival tho sum OF S9O,OOO,
will DO distributed to tho Ticket holders, as FOL
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STO.
y rcy.-In Justices Court, Gold Hill, Town
ship no. 3. before A. A. Putnam, Justice OF the
Peace American Flat Toll Road Company,
plaintiff. VI. William Winters, defendant:-The
State OF Nevada scnds to william Winters,
greeting: You arc hereby summoned 10 appear
before inc, Justice OF the Peace In and for Gold
Hill, Township No. ., County and State aiore.
raid, NJ my Office In Gold Hill, on the 9TH day OF
May, A. d. 1871, ut 10 O'Clock A. n. OF that DAY,
to answer the complaint Of American Flat Toll
Road Company, wherein they claim to recover
the sum Of Ninety.two Dollars, In gold coin, for
toll, an per complaint fled In my office.
And you are hereby notified that II you fall 10
appear and an.wcr the complaint a. Aforesaid,
Judgment will be taken against you for the rum
Of SOC 90 and costs OF suit.
TO the SHERIFF. or any Constable or said county,
greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof Given under my hand this 9th day OF
April, A. D. 1871. 4. A. PUTNAM.
Justice of the Peace. Gold Hill,
Township No. 8.
thereby certify that, after using due diligence,
/ could not find the defendant named within the
Township Of Gold Hill or County Of Storey.
Dated, this 9Th day Of April. ISL.
TH0S. HARkIS, Constable.
IFifty-ccnt ptamp.1 Rb m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-04

Gl9 Prizes, amounting to....... ........$2O,OW
The Gins will be awarded in q precisely simi.
lar manner as at the Concert given In San Fran
cisco In aid Of the Mercantile Library.
Treasurer. BANK OF II. ii. FLAGG, Gold
Hin. with whom all moneys will be deposited.
All disbursements will be made through said
Bank.
TEN PER CENT. commission will be allowed
to parties taking 80 Tickets. Commission paid
In Tickets.
The drawing will be under the management Of
a Committee OF prominent citizens OF Virginia
and Gold Hill.
TAl orders should be addressed to !. 7.
WELTON, General Business Manager. Ofhce,
Flagg's Bank, Gold Hill.
II. C. MANNING, Secretary.
myi.m II. II. FLAGG, Treasurer.
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TREASURER.
BANK or THOs. FINDLRY L CO.,

Grass Valley,
With whom all moneys will be Deposited; All
disbursements viii be made through said Bank.
In addition to the above Gifts, the sum OF
$4,000 will be given the following named
gentlemen, Trustees OF the Home: Hon. Thos.
Findlcy, lion. VIM. Watt, A. b. Brady, Dudley
Hoyt and Martin Ford, for the purpose OF build
ing and establishing at Grass Valley u Home for
disabled and supcrannuatcd Miners.
For a guarantee that the Gifts Will be fairly
drawn, we bog leave to refer to any citizen Of
Nevada county. :
Good, responsible Agents wanted everywhere.
FIFTEEN PER CENT. discount will be mado
to parties taking Fifty or more Tickets.
On receipt OF Postoficc order or 6reenbacks
for $50 We will send Twelve Tickets to any ad-
dress In the United States.
Remittanccs should DO made by check on any
responsible Bank, or by Express or registered
letter by Mail.
All orders should DO addressed to
GEORGE w. DIXON,
Secretary md HusiDess N~lunGGcr.
OFFICE-Exchango Building, Grass Valley,
California. al1-tl
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"Thero,s Nothing Like It.D

Don't wish for better" Better than any other
we have used" Like It much" Cant speak too
highly Of It." "There can DO no fault found with
H." "Can testify TO It's superiority" Don't use
any other" These are q few quotations from the
Of testimonials In favor Of DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER, which Is the only chemically pure. harm.
less, healthy and nutritious article Of the kind In
market. Perfectly reliable, easy to use. convenient
DooLrY & BROTHER, Proprietors. 60 New street
Now York.
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STEAM BATHS EVERY DAY. For rheumatism
stlr Joints, catarrh In the head. cold on the lungs
and other complaints. take some OF Dr.. Mayors
steam baths. felGw&S"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-04

I b0I Gifts. amounting 10, .$O0,O 900
The Glts will be awarded In a precisely similar
manner IA at the Concert given In san Fran.
ciscO in aid Of the Mercantile Library.
The drawing will take place under inc man
aremcnt of q Committee OF well known respon.
slblc citizens of Nevada County, California.
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millinery AND
STRAW GOODS

I would call attention to the fact that IN able
to offer them at LOWER PRICES than ever
before. "~Sundowns" at 90 cents, and Fine
Trimmed Hats at 81 90. aH9.m
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$4,000 T pSIIas sSe at Concert g; f iha e .um si
AZ, 900 In Gold Coin will be distributed to the
Mial.aA IIollo.a n u follnura.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF
ELIZABETH BRYAN
BeCaE,e q Sole Trader.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ELI
N rbeth BRYAN, Of the Town OF Gold Hilli,
Storey County, Nevada (wIfe Of Edward Bryan,
intends to make application to the DISTRICT Coart
OF the First Judicial District. Storey County,
Nevada, on tho 18th day OF May, ISL, at tno
hour OF 10 o'clock 4. NJ, or as coon thcreaite5
rs counsel can be heard, for mn order OF taid
Court permitting her 10 carry on business In the
own name. and on her own account, pursuant
TO an Act of the Legislature OF the State OF Ne,
yada. entitled AN Act TO authorize married
women to transact business In their own names
as sole Traders" approved February o; 1857.
Tho bnsIness she intends to carry on Is that or
keepIng a clearinghouse and furnished rooms.
and buTinc and selling and dealing In real and
Ecrronai property In the Town OF Gold Hill,
County Of Storey, Nevada:
Dated April 9Oth, 1871, a21.m
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-31

ARE SELDOM OFFERED ON SUCH EASY
so so-tds
-.
s.--s-.---~---~-~,,
l.
PETERSBURG SAYINGS AND INSURANCE
COMPANY,
OF PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA.
DARCY PAUL............ President
SAh'L II. PAUL...... Secretary
.,,.,-, 600
ASSETS OYER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4o0,OOo
-------
FIREMEN'S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY
.,-,,.-'
'f 'A' is''' van"
ca,,,ta, f,ro,d, ssoo. 600
S $500, f,Ir 900 eSS
surplus goio)'''.'... ''''2a''oo'
No., ...ots f.,p Zoo sou
poprv r,1orrsAND Oo1IAps IN VIRGINS,
With thn .e.e os Tirnnio for secnrity af
' Nr Vot Pogrof nows Coo
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS TAKEN AT THE |
- y 80
The undersigned, representatives of the above
respectfully soncit the patronage OF those aesi-
THOs. MsAIFRIEND &-sON
Sc ga .swS,,Wsm once No. So2 Main st.
C,nITCI.I No.nCS
=
C AL f,t u TIRE lNsn
INSURANCE COMPANY offer inducements un
loss hy fire ~ Of a Finds of ronertV
them a cali before insnring elsewhere re-
4'''' 7 r B. STARKE, General Agent -
joins F. G. Porrs, Secretary, oc 25-dSwly
DACiFiC INSURANCE COMPANY
! Capital fGoid) ........ .............Sl 600 eco
| Deposited with Treasurer of Virginia
a.. s. bonds ,,........... ............... 10000
Deposited with Comptroller of New
-.
/ s,4s.s.,, .,,.,.,.,,. ,,, - e,.
500 i ana ra1 ilo,e .luer SUI
f Nv, auhs @-o'ooo'ooo "u"''ion'i security 10 Tue
ThPi f1yror,to f,o,,,,o, ,rs,os al, ,;ns of,,v.
NAVY ,nI ,nnhands Ios az, od %
H. 3 i ~ nc ;, ~ ~ ie ~ u 80 ~
bic terms. ' '''' sou ''' ''' '''0''
The Company makes PROMPT payment of
Chicago losses, and reinstates its capital TO ONE
MILLION DOLLARS IN GOLD.
oc 29-lw Agents, HOS Main street
IVEnpooI .Nn1oNnoN Avn or opE
wv nv" Ao>''"N avn """I
InrSrrp ,yr,r, ,o,rpANv
| AoO"ANoi- oC'Ai AN l.
49,,
oapltli, surplus ana RESERVED iunoss $40 o-o =,
III 10 Soo oo9 G Gd
Asse.s III .iie oteu Sites ''ooo'ooo ~
D,ny casi ieeepas upwaru ~ !soio' oo oo
i"'es'ea Al hiei'i'iohu 'nsini''''' o''ooo w
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STATE FAIR.
STATE FAIR.

The following rules and regulations, prescribed
by the Executive Committee, are published for
the information of the public:
lst The gates will be opened daily on the 3lst
October, the LIST, I'd, and Sd of November, at 8
o'clock A. M, and closed at sunset.
End. The Committees on Awards entering the
grounds are requested to report Immediately
their presence to the Chiefs of their respective
Departments.
3rd. Guests and delegates making themselves
known to the secretary will be furnished with
complimentary tickets, which must be shown at
the gates.
Attn Invitation, to visit the Fair, is extended to
clergymen of all religious denominations residing
in the city of Richmond.
9th Invitation is also extended 10 the superin-
tendents, teachers and pupils of the orphan asy-
lums of the city, TO visit the grounds day dur
ing the Fair, and the proper officers of such in
situations, who may wish to accept this invita-
ton, will confer with the Chief Marshal, that
due arrangements may be made.
9th. Entries of animals and articles should be
made b, fore the evening of the 30th of Octobel1
Failure to comply with this rule will exclude
competition for premiums.
7th. No animal or vehicle will be permitted to
cross the enclosures within the Fair Grounds, or
stand upon the track or carriage roads to the OBJ
struction of the way or Inconvenience of travel.
Sth. No person shall expose any article or thing
for sale upon the Fair Grounds without license
from the secretary, and ali authorized auc-
tioneers may exercise the privilege by paying
half their commission TO the Society.
9th. No gambling or disorderly conduct Will lie
allowed
lUtn. OlIcefS OF the society wearing tnelr DauSGs
pass and repass the gates and grounds without
| challenge.
| 18th. Vehicles, with their drivers, conveying
visitors to the Fair Grounds will be exempt from
! tax at the entry gate, but will convey their pas
sengers to the front of the ladies' reception rooms,
and proceed without unnecessary delay through
| the exit gate.
| 18TH Private carriages and horses pay for adj
mission the regular entrance fees, if retained up
on the grounds for the accommodation of their
owners, and will occupy the space assigned such
vehicles.
18th. Persons reaching the grounds by the rail
road gates admonished that there are five
gates for admission, and that undue haste and
pressure at any one gate may incommode the in
! firm, us well women and children.
18th. 1t is the duty of all marshals to correct
all Irregularities and check abuses. If necessary
they will call the police and report the facts to
the chief of police.
G. Q. THOMPKINS,
| oct 25-d6t Chief Marshal.
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The Republican party is progressive,
and at the same time conservative. 1t pre-
serves what is good and rejects what is Bad
1t makes progress. 1t has faith in human
ity. 1t relies ON the masses of the people.
1t seeks to do them good. 1t makes war
on nothing but evil. 1t is the evangel of
law. 1t is the stern upholder of order. 1t
would take care Of the present, for neither
the past nor the future belongs to man.
There is no hope for this people but in
nationality. Anarchy comes of segrega-
ton. The law of unity is indispensable to
human progress. The nation goes for
ward, prospers, and is glorious as one. If
divided it would form battle-ground of
passions and riyalries and hates that would
blot out all liberty, and ultimately substi-
tute one master for many.
When the Congress passes laws to pre-
serve order and to prevent anarchy, and
when the President promptly and sternly
enforces these laws, he preserves liberty.
All his fame is identified with liberty. He
has no vulgar ambition to play the despot.
The Democratic party is neither pro-
gressive nor conservative. 1t learns moth
ing in the school of wisdom, and it forgets
nothing in its resentments. 1t is eminent
ly ancient and useless. 1t mumbles in
its old age over State rights, and imagines
that secession was practical success. 1t
is a clog to humanity. 1t has no faith i'll
the many. 1t thinks the few should rule.
II has no patience. 1t bears no contradic-
tons. 1t whips and murders to propagate
its dogmas. 1t is not sincere. 1t is far
from being honest. 1t plumbers treasures,
and then, to shield itself, it charges the
same crime without foundation on its oppt :
nents.
Humanity would retrograde by centu-
ries, and the Union itself would fall to
pieces, if there were no party in this conn-
try but the Democratic party.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
edmond THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
PROPRIETRESS...... Mrs. W. T. POWELL.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THE STAR
COMPANY
TUESDAY EVENING. October slst, 1871,
Grand production of
FANCHON, THE CRICKET.
Fanchon Agnes Noyes
Song and Dance Hamilton
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, commencing at
2 O'Clock, GRAND FAMILY MATINEE for
ladies and children. Admission TO matinee, 30
and 20 cents.
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C,HEsApEAEE AND OHIO r. r.. COMFY.

~
STATE FAIR WEEK.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
October 81 to Nov 3, a
PASSENGER TRAIN
will leave Richmond for Charlottesville at z. M.
A. ii. PERRY,
oc PCT Genl Superintendent.
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resolutions.

Resotced That the battle of universal freedom
and universal suffrage having been fought and
won, and those amendments to the Constitution
of the United States, designed to secure in perpe-
taity the rights Of man, accepted by large part
of the Democratic party, and they pledged to
abide forever thereby and these issues having
been thus solemnly and finally determined, there
remains no excuse for our natural and sympa-
thetc friends, the Wings of Virginia, to continue
iii any degree their cooperation with the Demo-
cratic party.
Resolued, That the Wings of yirginia, in stand
ing by the faith of their fathers, and agreeing
with MS i'll all that relates TO our governmental
organization--the protection of American indus
try and manufactures, the system of national
banking, the right of Congress to appropriate
money for the Improvement of our rivers and
harbors, and the construction of our great water
line and commercial highway--afe Republicans
IN all saUe the name; and this Convention, inn
pressed with these truths, and anxious that the
Republican party of Virginia should avail itself
of the capacity character, and love of country
of this large element, is gratiled in extending to
them an earnest invitation to join once more in
patriotic battle against their old foe--the Demo
cratic party.
Resolved, That whether these gallant allies
shall at once become the foremost of Republicans,
standing within the strictest circle of our party
organization, but yield to us their cordial CO.
operation against the common enemy, we pledge
theln In either case, the warm welcome of "A Re-
publican President the sineerest gratitude and
fellowship of the Republican party, and a full
participation in all the benefits to be derived
from common victory over their old enemy, the
Democratic party.
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HORTICULTURAL. &c.
r ECKENBY & LAIRD,

No. 1888 MAIN STREET,
Invite the attention OF
the public to their large
and choice stock of
GREENHOUSE and
hardy p l. A n 7 S,
S III X u II b f II Y and
SHADE TREES for fall
planting,
FLORAL DECORA.
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RICHMOND, FRED. & POTOMACR. X. co,
RICHMOND, Oct 26th, 1871.
FTNRAINS WILL BE RUN TO THE FAIR
Il GROUNDS from Broad Street Depot during
FAIR WEEK, commencing on TUESDAY, 3lst
instant, at A. HI. and at short intervals during
the day.
FARE-TEN (10) CENTS EACH WAY.
BE VISITORS IRE EARNES7LT REQUEST
ED TO BUY THEIR TICKETS At THE OFFICE
TO ATOLD DANGER or PICKP OCKE1S AND
CONFUSION IN MAKING CHANGE ON THE
CARS
Ticket office open from A. M. to6P. M.
The Mail and Express Trains will not stop at
the Fair Grounds to take on or put of passen
gers.
The Accommodation Train will stop in EACH
direction J. Is. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
+. T. ID. MYERS, Gen'l Sup't oc 26-6t
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OF PARrNERsHIp.-rhe

I I
i Jpartnership heretofore existing between L.
H. CHAsDLER, ALFRED MORTON and l. HAYES
SHIELDS, is dissolved by mutual consent from and
after this date The present business will be
closed up by the joint labors of the three mem
beers of the firm. The old firm of CHANDLER
4 MORTON will continue business as heretofore,
and l. HAYES SHIELDS on his own account
The offices of all in Marshall Hall, corner Tenth
and Bank streets.
CHANDLER, MORTON SHIELDS.
October 2Sd, .ls7l. loc23-2w
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SALE VEIL HTTE AILY
ST DOM FL N " A Nd t Amy
! mmAm s
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SPORTSNrEN'S HALL.

Near Corner Of Fourteenth Street, " w V
Is now receiving his FALL STOCK, comprising
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, PISTOL-BELTS,
SHOT-BELTS, POWDER-FLASKS, GAME
BAGS, HUNTSMAN'S CALLS, English and
CARTRIDGES, WADS, GAPS, WALKING
CANES, POCKET CUTLERY, &c.
oc 2S-lWd*
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rgNIIE IMPROVED
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
THE BEST FOR ALI. KINDS OF WORK
Its sales indicate it,;
Durability and Popularity
Its Work confirms it.
1877, s3s SOLD LAST YEAR.
NO OTHER MIGHT'VE SOLD so MANY
We neither force nor crowd sales.
CAN and examine it.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
SHAFFER & STRONG,
NH l0-d&wts 9l3 Main street.
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SEWING MACHINES.

10 TO THE FAIR
OR TO
NO. SOB MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
and see
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
The Oldest and Best
The Latest in Modern Improvements.
The only Machine that secured
A GOLD MEDAL
for sewing at the Paris Exposition
J. +. MCKINNEY,
oc 27-d&wts Agent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-05-11

A suggestion appears in The Meriden
Republican wi!hrefcrencc to .hoprevontiOn
ofelection frauds, which is certainly worthy
Reconsideration. The proposition is that
theStatc is to furnish voters with envelopes.
Each voter is to put bis vote or votes for
different officers into one envelope, which
he deposits at The polling place. There is
no difference III tho appearance Of the en-
yclopes. Hence the voter gets the full
concealment Of the secret ballot--not even
the inspector seeing the vote. Ono ballot
box answers for all the tickets to be elect
cd, aud time aud mistakes saved by not,
as now, distributing to different boxes. II
Double ballots, it is believed. would be
less frequently cast.i The objections to
the system, il any, are by no means so
obvious as its advantages. =,
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The Covention.

Upon The question Of q Constitutions
Convention, which is to be voted upon Tic
fourth Thursday in August, the people are
divided. The Democratic party are abcul
to call a Conycntion Of its members 10 con-
slider this matter, and If possible. make il
strictly party measure, hoping thereby
to cure up the disaiFcctiou Of many Of its
members, who are now opposed to Con-
s.iiutional Convention. We don't sec
how the Convcntionists can hope for sue.
cess By making it q strictly party measure.
Their party papers aTc divided upon The
question. But as they arc arranging TO
soon hold Convention at the City Of
Wheeling. We suggest thatthe Republican
State Executive Committee issue call for
a State Convention Of The Republican par
~ be held at Parkcrburg or Wheeling on
Thursday, the Goth Of June next, to de.
tcrminc tho course the party shall pursue
upon this question. Let us organize thor
Oughly. Asst is now, our lines are bro
ken, The party is divided on the question.
and We are wranglipg among ourselves =
Tho people should have this matter fully
set before them, so that they be enabled to
vote undcrstandiugly upon this great ques-
tion-thc Constitutional Convention.
We would like to hear from our Repub-
lican exchanges upon this subject. To US
It seems the best means Of barmoniziug
the great Republican party, which to-day,
if efficiently organized, is much stronger
in tho State than it has ever been. But
without thorough organization, without
full harmony. We can do nothing.
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On the SOth daE Of Nav, l87l.
CoMMIssfONER's SAFE.

FINDER adecree rendered at the February
u Term of the Circuit Court Of Mason coun.
~, for 1871, on the report together with exhib
It's Herewith fled, Of the Commissioner Of
School Lands Of the county Aforesaid, the un-
dersigned Commissioner appointed by said
Court, will offer for sale at tefront door Of the
Court House Of said county, on the i
e2d Day of May 1871, w
Chat being the second day Of the May Term
Of Court The following waste and unappro.
priated laud, lo.wit: All that tract or parcel
Of IS acres Of land situated on the waters Of
Cow Run in the said Mason county. which is
described by meets and bounds in exhibit "a"
with the report Of said Commissioner fled in
the Clerks office Of said county, containing IS
acres more or less. Z
TERMs:- Cash us to ohe.foufth Of thes pur.
chase money, ana tho other three fourths to be
paid in ~ mouths from day Of sale. with inter-
est. the purchaser to give bond with good, tse.
curity for the payment Of the deferred install.
ment, and the title 10 be retained ms a further
security. F. A. GUTHRIE,
april CAV. Commissioner.