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The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23
ELECToR5.

See 10 Every white male citizen of the
Uniied States, and every white male riiizen of
Mexic" who shall have elerted To become u
ci'izen of The United States under the treaty of
penre exchanged and ratified at Quereiar0 on
the 30th Of May lS48, offhe aye of twenty one
years. who shall have been u resident of the
State six months mex, preceding the elerfion
and the county nr district in whirh he claims
his vote. thirty days, shall be entitled to vote
1T all eler ions whirh are now or hereafter may
br authorized by law
SEE. II. For the purpose Of voting. no per-
son shall be deemed IT, have gained or lost y
re>I'ienre by reason of his pre-enre or ahsenre
on the service of the United States, n r while
engaged in the navigation of the wales of this
State or The Unitrd States, of the high seas ;
NOR while a student of seminary of lie ,rning :
nor while kept at an nlmshouse or other nsylHm.
nor while confined in any public prison
See. IL. No idiot or in ne person or persons
convicted Of nnv infamous crime, shall be en-
titled t" the pri, ileges of an elecior
Sec. l3. crime shall be- ,ieeme. Infamous
which is punish ,ble by de.iih or by in,prison-
nent in the st tie Prison.
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23
REGISTRY ACT.

Se". 20. No person sh II be allowed tn vote
except ut the polls held in ,he electon district
wher- be- resides; nor unless his n.me is en-
rolled on the poll list whrre'he "ff. rs his vote
in such district. nor for lac.l or representative
offirrrs unless hr shall have h I'd his residence
Tor thirty days next preceding within he terri
trial limits prescribed tor the election nf snrh
"ffirers IT any person enrolled on thu poll list
whosr vote shall be objected to ON the d,x of
elerii"n by any qualified elect"r, shall be
pr, yed to the satisfaction of the Bard of
Judges. either br his own oath or
?. the o-th of rny qualified elertor AMI house
n.iier Of the di-trict.. or bv sny other clear
ana competent svi ienre. not tn be leg lily quail
ined and entitled TIA be- -snrnllei nn said poll
1-'sar u u be pr.vei as aforesaid that hr is
enrolled an mnr- than one pall list. when b.
offer. his vote, or is oth~rwis~ not legally
qaaiined to-voss ~ such election, his vote
shall be rejected. st.
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23

CTATE OF C EXECUTIVE
y Department
There will he a Special Jm.iicial Election held
tr 'ughout the State w Wednesday, The
Eighteenth Day of October Itxt, at which
the following .ffi.'rls are to he elected:
One Justice of the Supreme Court fr the full term
One Justice of the Supreme Court for the residue
the unexpired of Justice Sanderson.
Une Superintendent If Public instruction.
One district Judge for the Fifteenth Judicial dis
trirt. qs5
One Judge of the Municipa, Criminal Court for the
city and county Of San Francisco.
Ole Probate Judge for the cit. and county of San
Fran, isco.
One County Judge for he county of Alameda.
One ounty Jud . for the County of Anador.
One County Ju.ige for the county Of Butte
One County Juige for fhe c,uuty of ''alaveras.
One County Jud for the C. unity Of Cont:a Costa.
One County Judg, for the county of Cnlusa
One County Judge 'or the county of Del Norte.
Oom County Jndge f,r the county of Ell Dorado.
0ne County Judge fer the county of Fresno.
One County Judgr fur the county If humboldt.
Que County Judge for the county "f lny".
Ore County Judge for the county OF klamath.
O"n County Judge for the souniy Of Xrrn.
One County Judge for the county of Marin. ~
One County Juhge for the unity Of Mariposa.
0ne County Judge tor th c"unty OF Mendociuo.
One County judge for the county of Mrrced
One County Judge for The county Of Monterey.
One County Judge for the county If Nara.
One County Judge for the c'unty Of N.vada.
Que County Judge for the county OF acer.
One County Jadge for the county of Sacramento.
One County Judge for th county Of Santa Barbara
Que Comfy Judge for the County of San Bernard
no. 't-.aa asses +tt 2
One County Judge for the county Of Santa Clara
On County JUICE for the county of Santa Cruz.
One County Judge for the county Of San Diego.
One County Judge for the county Of Lake.
0ae County judge for the cify and county Of San
Francisco, 4
Oae C.unty Judge for the county Of San Joaquin
ne County Judge fur ths e5unty of San Louis
sOhispo s.sssss sz~- = = .---s-s- : =
ons coaney JUDO fsr ths county sf6sa xatse.
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23
DEATH OF Mr.. HEArH-T.J. Uea

DEATH OF Mr. HEATH J. Heath.
be ter Known as 'old Nan Heath" came
to his death last week. under the f,ll wing
circumstances. lie had been missing two
or three days and search Was instituted
fr him ny his friends He WIS at length
i"und in Il swamPy piece Of ground. lying
partly in the ter and thoroughly chilled
through and exhausted, but in full posses-
sion OF his faculties. He was ut once
remove to a comf,rtahle place aud every
care taken of him, but long exposure had
done its work. and he expired iu abuu'
three quarters OF an hour after being
found. lie stated To those who found hlu.
that he had beeh in that situation four d,ys
but that is thought TO be mistake as he
had not been missed th,t lenyih Of time.
Mr. Heath was an OLD resident of this
county aud was widely known OF Lite
years he has been somewhat disoi drred in
his mind. aud was pr hably in one OF the e
spells when he wandered aw y He WIS
native of New II ,mpshire, aud aged about
sixty three years
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23

By order of the B"a-d of Supervisors.
GRANT I TAGGART. County Clerk.
Constitutional Provisions
DEFINING THE QUALIFICATIONS
AND DISABILITIES OF
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23
CsLGslIAL BUT Nor A nEAvGNLY |

Cr Les IAL BUT NOT A HEAVENLY
TALE. Deputy Sheriff Pauscn Of Trinity,
accompanied by Henry Martin, Esq. ar
rived from Red Bluff on Monday. whe,e
they had been in The pursuit of fair and
frail daughter Of the Flowery Kingdom.
who was accused by some of her mnon-pyed
c"untrymen of having vnmosed with a
gold watch and certain o'her .valuahles
which she had no le"al right to- Upon
reachi"g this place with the pris 'nrr.
writ of habens corpus was sued out bef.re
Judge Bush. hut everything having betn
don" in stricfly legal WY the prisoner
was r manded 20 Paulsen's custody. and
was taken over to Weaverville on Wednes
dav
Paulaen and Martin have but little
douht that the charge is trumped- up one
to get the prisoner back to Trinity county
and t TIE possession of the Chnaman
who '.cwns" her. aud from whom she ran
away in consequence of cruel treatment.
If such proves TO be the case. we hope to
hear tina. the prosecuting witness gets
term IN StaI" prison 10 lhe 1uli extent or
the law Our laws do not recognize
slavery nor serflom. and the sooner these
vellnw skinned heathens are taught that
fact the bette Il be for the pockets IF
the people. In the present case Trinity
conrty will prnhahlv be put to an exreuse
of hundreds IF dollars. in taking steps TO
punish. an imaginary crime. IF cases Of
this nature cannot be reached by anv Of
the laws now in existence. we trust the
incoming Legislature viii. not fail t" devise
means by which this crying evil can be
stopped
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23
sHINGLErowN v SCHOOL.

Last week we spoke Of our visit to Pit
River. Fall River aud Burney Valley Tis-
tricts- We also lately visited the public
schonl taught at Shin.let'wn by Mr.. John
Btdwell. Jr The scho j WIS well attended
and the recit ti"ns OF the pupils very credit
able. indiciting ih,t application. industry
and friendly competition wa the rule with
the schoi1rs The teacher is conscientious
inathe discharge of his duries. and takes
pride inhis irnfeSsion With increased
age and experience he will become first
cl.s' teacher
There are two school houses in this dis
triet. and rhpi~ condirion is ditspidated =
eoosidering the plentiful supply of excel
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23

A STRANGE SroRY We are placed in
possession of the following particulars Of a
late accident at Klotz's Mill which seem
almnst too incredible to be true. A man
by the pane OF George No re came up to
that place frnm Tehana ounty for the
benefit of his health. lie had been out
cunning one day. and in returning was
overtaken by team which was going in
the same direction. lie took -eat by the
teamster and laid his shnt-gun still loaded
in the bottom Of the wagon. After riding
some time, the teau,ster spoke of the gun.
upon which he picked it up and carried
it muzz'e upward under his arm " While
in this position the gun was accident.y dis
charged. the load carrying away the side of
his h and part of the lobe OF the brain.
In addition, the opposite siue If the body
was completely p.ralyzed VT in this
CONDITION be fingered eight d; Us before
death came to his r, lief If the facts of
the case are not exaggerated. it is certainly
the strans est occurrence of the kind which
has ever came to our knowledge.
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23

lent lumber IN the neIghDnrhori. these
rickety. weather beaten old shells are moi
creditable tn he people of the District, md
thew know it as well as We do Mr.. Field
who lives near Shiuglctuwn. informed us
that he once offered tn furnish the lumber
to build new school house. but the offer
was not accepted. as other parties did not
appear dispnei to contribute their proper
tion IF the labor or additional expense
necessary to erect the building We hope,
however. that Trey will th,uk fhe matter
over. and banter Field TO make his off r
ag,in. 1t he does, take him up. and build
Il school house that will be credit to the
District.
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23
SALTWATER SCHOOL.

We also visited the school in Saltwater
District. near Mr.. Armstrong place This
school is IN charge of iss Sarah Mullee.
an excellent primary teacher. aud the at
tendance of pupils was large, considering
the somewhat scattered character OF the
settlement The scholars recited in prompt
and correct style aud conducted themselves
in becoming manner that plainly showed
that they were under The supervision Of ii
lady teacher who understands how to keep
school "
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

Sba st,. sen.ember 22d. 1s11.
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23

0ie EQUITY Judge for the /, oi Shas a.
Que County Judge for the county Of Sierra.
One County Judge for the comfy # -on ma.
One County Ilse ,r the county "f Stanisiaus.
One County Judge for the county of Siskyou.
One County Judge for the county of uft-r.
One County Judge for the couity of TIL ANA.
0 County Judge for the county OF Tunlumne
Ore C"u' iv Judge for the con t, of Trinity.
One County Ju'ire for the county of Y''ln.
Or. County Judge for the county If Ynha.'
Tho attention of TIE Boards of Snperyi ors Of the
several unties is directed to an Act ent led 'An
Act to amend an Act entitled an Act tn prov de for
the registration Of the citizens of this and for
the enrolmenr of all the legal voters thereof. and
f'r the prevent,"n and punishment of frauds af-
fectng the elective franchise approved -Mar"h
10 1876 Apr we'd March 30. 1858 Is Statutes
1857 6s. page 647l Also. to An Act surp' emen.
tarv to and am-ndaiorv of the various Acts regu-
lating elections. and 10 repeal certain laws on the
subject" aphr wed March 81. 1866 fsee Statures
1865 66 pa e seq. Also. t" AN Act to amend
secti Thirty eight "f"n Act regn'a,inns.' cleo
tops "passei arch 23 1?50: approved March
80. 1868 (Statutes 1867 as. nsc- 6s0l
" WITNESS WuEnEaF have here
unto set my band and caused the
l.. S. great seal of State to he afh xed Mt
Sacramento. this Twelfth day of
September A. D. 1871.
". IT. HaIGHT. Governor.
ATTEST ". T.. NICHOLS, Ser,etarv nf State.
Sta of Ca'ifornis--Depar' of Safe.
!. III. u. Nichols. Secretary of Sta'a Of the
STATE Of California. do her hy certify that the an
n"xed is a true. NIL snd correc, conv of Governors
Pr"rl nations for Special .Iudi.iI Flertinnt he
held or the 18th day of October, 1871, 1nw on file
in nv ofire.
WIrSFss nv han and the Great Seal Of State. at
fhce. in Sacramento. California the fifteenth day
of September. A. D 1871
". l. NI"HHI.S Secretary of State.
STATE OE CAI.Et,R
COUNTY OE SHASCA
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23
DEMANDS A REcousr.-Green. Repub.

DEMANDS a REcouNr.-Green, Repub-
lican candid te for the Assembly den ands
a recount OF all the blllDts east for Assem-
blyman at the la.e el-ction His oppu
nent's majority in the county is II.
DR. Pelham also dcuands recnunt of
the votes cast for supervisor. Anderson 3
majority in the District is three. The
Bard Ut Super visors adjnnrncd until Mon-
day the l3rh inst., at which time the re-
count will be had.
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23
TOWNSHIP NO. 8 TICKET.

BRn1uLks- We had not time
TO fix up tie promised advertisement of
.Nell Brothers this week Meanwhile,
We can assure our readers that they Can
fad anything they want. from canbric
needle or pocket knife, up 20 thrence
sewing machine, for sale by this fru.
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE TRUSTEES OFTHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OF Shasta School District will receive applica.
tions for the following nositions viz:
Teacher of tirammar School.
of Intermediate School,
of Primary School.
OF Colored School
All applications should he handed in to either Of
the undersigned prior 10 Wednesday, the 18th day
of October, 1871,
d LYNCH,
J. N. CHAPPELL.
J. S. F0LLAN>i EE.
Trustees.
cha San.,nbar
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23
STATE OE CAI..EtlR MA
NTY OT SHASTA.

Notice is herehv given that in ad lit IN the
officers ah We specified to be voted in this Conn
tv--fhe "a" wing ofirers will be Elected in said
Comfy at such Election h. witt
Two Justices of the Peace Township No
The Shasta courier., 1871-09-23

The other State
"n CHS H"t@ 90; nr Gn
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-02

SPRISG VALLEY.-The finest valley
in Nevada is that above named, rising
twelve miles south of Toano and eX-
tending with various branches south
ward 10 the Colorado river. Forbes,
of the White Pine News, has recently
heen out in Spring Valley and draws
this truthful picture of that portion
Of it lying in White Pine county, north
west of jeff Davis Peak:
Never did we see so admirable a
country for stockraising- Fine loamy
land. sodden over with timothy, clover
and Joint grass, in the bottom, and
this fringed with slopes covered with
white sage and bunch grass growing
in its shade; with streams OF pure
mountain water flowing down at short
intervals. nourishingthe planted crops
and the indigenous growths, and sink
ing at last in the fatness of the soil.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-02
80 Ee=sKEE51sss p,
HOMESTEAD and FURNITURE
FOR SAIEI

WILL SELL, AND GIVE IMMEDI
ate possession, my homestead, stu
ated in the western part of Carson upol,
a piece of land which contains the finest
spring of water in the town. The house
is entered through a hall; contains a par
lor, a dining-room, three bedrooms, and
kitchen with large pantry, all hard
finished. The rooms are large and con-
veniently situated. The house can be
bought, just as it is, carpeted and furnish
ed, AT A BARGAIN.
If, within one week from this date. there
should appear no purchaser of the house
and its furniture together, l shall then
proceed to sell the furniture AT PRIVATE
Amongst this is an excellent
SEVEN-OCTAVE PIANO and a Wheeler
& Wilson SEwING-MACHINE, in first
rate order.
will sell the house at a bargain. No
better home for a small family can be
purchased in Carson City.
The lot is about 50 by 1l2 feet, and rs
capable of growing the products of tho
garden without irrigation. There arc
some forty-odd fruit trees and several
currant and goosebcrry bushes on the
place, and an abundance of thrifty shade
trees.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to IN
spect the house, furniture and grounds.
HENRY Il. MIGHELS.
Carson. New, April -, ISL. ap25-2w"
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go fAst@TE.s
IMPORTANT DIsCOvERY.-We saw
yesterday a specimen Ofcinnahar rock
in the office of s. w. Rowland Il Co.,
from a e discovery in Camp Floyd
district, which by assay contains
twenty per tent. Of quicksilver; and.
by Mr.. Reticker's pony expires We
have now aspecimen ofthe pure quick
silver before us, brought directly from
the district, retorted out by Mr.. Cud-
deback. 1t is of the best quality and
we esteem the discovery of the
most important yet made in the
try. The richness of this interior re-
gion is only beginning to be guessed
at. Gold. silver, tin, iron, copper, lead,
bismuth, and now cinnabar, yielding
a full fifth of pure quicksilver, gives a
wonderful showing in minerals for
u region; while in the other indus
tries the Territory has already devel-
oped great productive resources
[Salt Lake Herald, 29th.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-02

\ VIsIToR.-We had the pleasure of
a visit from our old friend H.. G.. Street,
Esq, formerly OF Idaho City but now
from Carson City, Nevada, and the
able editor of the Register. Mr.. S.
came to Oregon on 4 visit to see what
progress she had made since he vas
last here, and expresses himselfmuch
disappointed at the marked and rapid
prosperity that is everywhere visible.
lie returns overland in a few days.
Nav he have a pleasant journey to his
home.-[Albany (Oregon) Enterprise.
2lSt.
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April "a, 1871.
EXEUNT OMNES.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April "a, 1871.
EXEUNT NINE
The curtain has dropped on the
first act of the Forty-second Congress,
and the army of lobbyists and super
numeraries, as well as most of the
actors-Senators and members-have
retired for Refreshments" The ses-
sion has been a stormy one, and but lit
tie business of importance transacted.
The most notable act of the session
was the Ku Klux bill, which is de-
signed to secure peace and safety to
the carpet baggers in the Southern
States.
ELKo LAND OFFICE AGAIN
In nv last weeks letter to the State
Register, your readers were informed
of Representative kendall's effort to
obtain unanimous consent to the con-
sideration of this local measure, and
Its failure in consequence of the OBJ
lection of an Illinois member. He
wouldn't give up the fight, however.
but fortified his position with a letter
from the Commissioner of the General
Land Office recommending the sub
iect; and on Thursday, during the
exciting debate between Butler, Farms
worth and Beck, Mr.. X. watched his
opportunity to get a suspension of the
rules and called up his bill. explain
ing its merits and urgent necessity to
the settlers in that section OF his State,
in a short speech. Time just then was
precious to everybody, and the bill
passed the House without opposition.
In a very few minutes Ia bill was
signed and transmitted to the Senate
for concurrence; but it was there, I'M
fortunately for Elko, consigned TO a
committee, where it will rest till next
Winter. Mr.. h. deserves credit. never
theless, for his perseverance in this
matter. rs well as for the other bust
ness he pushed through during the
short session Just closed. He left the
discussion of the ku kluX question to
the constitutional eNpounderS OF the
party, and quietly set hlnnsel 70 work
out problems of greater interest 10 his
constituents. | met him to-day in ole
of the Departments, knocking round
like a business man. and he informed
HE, i'll reply 10 an inquiry, that he will
remain here some weeks on business
relating to establishing new mail
routes in Nevada, etc.
/ neglected TO mention in a previous
letter the fact that on April 9th. iii the
Supreme Court of the United States
on the motion of Senator CasSerlN. ol
California, Hon. c. w. Kendall, OF Ne
10 $780,, oil n,Ttfn1 10 nrpatIan hntnFp
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-02

GREAT ATTRACTION. The large
three sheet posters blazoned on the
dead walls around town, give notice
that Monsieur de Rue Their Ford
will this evening exhibit the grand
panorama Of the Heather Chinee, at
the St. Nicholas Saloon. This moving
spectacle was prepared with great
care, and at the expense Of much time
labor and liquids, by the world re-
nowned Professor and Consumer.
CIintonio PATCHING. Admission free.
white Pine News, 18th.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-02

MADE HIM TRAvEL.-Mr. w. r.
Chamberlain received a dispatch from
Wadsworth, stating that the Piutes,
this morning, drove Balcom and his
men off the Indian Reservation, firing
several shots at them. Neither Bal
con nor any of his men were shot.
We think the act of the Indians will
be voted a just one. We don't know
whether he is 'with Christ" or nos.-
[Reno Journal Goth.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-02

D1sCHARGED.-At noon to-day DR..
S. n. Laird was brought to the Dis
trict Court to hear the decision of the
Judge or the writ of habeas corpus,
sued out by his attorney, Mr.. Hill
house, the examination of which has
been progressing since Saturday.
The Judge decided that the evidence
adduced was not sufficient to hold the
prisoner, and ordered his discharge.
-[Reese River Reveille. eth.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-02

\ number of pleasu re excursionists
composed of rich Germans will leave
Hamburg at the end of this month, on
m excursion throughout the United
States. and will extend their visit to
California. The trip will last four
months.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-02
NJ e.

WHEREAS. MY WIFE. CATHERINE
w RICHEY, has left my bed and board with
out any Just cause or provocatioh, ] forbid all per-
sons from harboring or trusting her on my account,
as l will not pay any debts of her contracting.
JAMES D. RICHEY.
Empire City, New, April 2. 1871. aP2a-2w
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-02

TIE Corinne Reporter threatens to
tell (within Il few weeks Il story OF re-
markable mineral discovery i'll It's
county.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-02

Omaha reporters interview loose
Cinnamon who pass through that city,
and exchange autograph letters-giv-
ing the Chinaman a page ofshort-h hand
notes in exchange for a label from a
tea chest.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-02

An interesting letter from our WASH
ington correspondent will be fcnnd on
this page.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-02
[Oflicial
NOTICE.
MEDICAL GARD.

THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING ABOUT TO
leave the State, has disposed Of his practice
to Dr.. j. ". WATERS, and recommends his sue
cessor to the good will Of his former patients and
friends. j.. ID. TlOMfSoN, VI. ~.
Carson, April %, ISL. ap26-lm*
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-02

Winnemucca has a precautionary
Vigilance Committee.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-02
List OF Letters


DEMAINING IN THE CARSON CITY
n Postoffice May lst, ISL. Persons
calling for these letters will please say:
Advertised"
Ladies List.
Adams, Mrs I 1t Howard. Miss NJ F.
Hatch, Mrs Nellie Johnson, Mrs NJ
Smith, Miss Eva Wade. ClarlSSa
Wooley, Miss II Woods, Betsy Jane
Gentlemen's List.
Adams, Alex BiggS, 4 l.
Bouroder. Gilbert tonIey. John
Christeman, Peter Donahoe, Vim
Deer, Thomas ESTES, \ l.
Ferris, f. Graham. oliver
Holmes, Andrew Hancock. Enoch b ,
Johnson, o kaVanaugh John
NaIica. : B-3 MAXWELL. w
McCawley, Jas NJ O'DonneIl. cha
Rose, Warren Rogers. W Il
Satcrfield. NJ Thornton, John
Whitcsldes, Il II
FRED u. TURNER. p. NJ.
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BORN.

FULSTONE-In Carson, April %, ISL, to
William Fulstone, a SON..
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

"A Basn desires position either resident visiting
teacher Of vocal mus in sccoo not particular about To-
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

A 5 CoACHMAN AND GROOM-A YOUNG MAN PRO-
II testant and unmarried, objection To the country
well recommended by preaeni employer, who Is going
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

A COACu&AN AND GR0OM'S SITUATION WANTED
IA BY experienced single willing to make HIM
sef useful; hrst class rel eTences Address COACEMAN
box ls3 Herald onlce.