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RATES or ADvmfmTH0.
WE WARN THE PEOPLE

In the excitement Of the Presi.
Dental contest, and the discussion
Of National politics, the people Of
Indiana are liable to forget the
great interests of the State cleo
ton. 1t is true that both parties
have adopted and published their
platforms, but since the day OF
their publication very little has
been said about them. We have
taken, rather, the expressions OF
the candidates themselves as an
earnest OF what the parties prom
!. isc to Go.
There Is one very important
subject that the Democratic plat
form does not mention-an
Amendment to the Constitution OF
Z the Statesof Indiana, prohibiting
!. the Legislature from appropristing
money or incurrfng a debt upon
/ the part of the State, to redeem
the Wabash and Erie Canal, .nd
pay The outstanding canal bends.
These bonds in tie aggregate
amount to seventeen million dol.
lars, and are held by New York
capitalists. They want the State
of Indiana to back out of tue 'trade,'
and pay them seventeen million
dollars. The State 10 not their
debtor one dollar, and never will
be, unless the Legislature makes
it so. The Democratic candidate
for Lieutenant Governor. John b.
Craycns, is the SON. in law of Mr.
Lanier, the head Of the New York
banking honse which. wants Indi-
ana to assume to pay the seven-
teen million dollars. Mr.. Cravene,
IN q speech AZ nrt. v-xuon. las.
week, said that he 'swas in favor
of leaving the matter without Con-
stitutional interference. Such
statement by a man who is the
son-in law Of the chief Of tue
clalnortrs for moneyno. due thcm.
and who, if elected would be Pres
ident OF the Senate, is highly sig--
nificant. He is an intere sted par
ty in the swindle which will be at
tempted in the Legislature next
winter.
In 1916 and 1917, Mr.. Cra,ens
impo.iuned the State to pay these
bonds, arging that, notwl,hsland-
ing the adjustment made by the
funded debt bills of those years,
the State was morally and cqui,a-
bly, bound to pay them.
As President Of the Senate, he
would but act in accordance with
the statements that are Oh record,
and act, and yote, and use the pow
crfnl influence OF his position to
: saddle upon the people debt that
will take twenty-five years to pay,
at the rate of one million year
when vote is cast Tor John r.
lCravens, for Lieutenant 6 oyernor,
liz is vote sancticnine the infa-
nous conduct Of the Wabash and
Erie Canal ring
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l had marched, and put the whole
rebel army between me and Pitts

had marched, and put the WhoI0
rebel army between me and Pitts
burg Landing. To save my Di-
vision and make the junction at
the Landing, is was necessary to
march back entirely around the
left OF the enemy, The movement
took that part OF the afternoon, 80
that did not see General Grant
again that day.
Mex, morning in the grey of the
dawn, he came to me, and in per-
son ordered my advance to the at
tack. One orderly was his entire
escort The following was the In
terviev almost verbatim:
Good morning, he said to me.
raised my cap and replied
>..Gooti morning, sir"
4sYour guDs are at work early
"Yes," / said 'and if you will
observe 7 have two batteries on
| one. The affair. can not last
long
ears you ready to attack p
Eyes, sir"
He turn ed his horses head toward
the enemy, and with quiet wave
of the hand, said calmly as If sit-
ting in a parloT--"Then move
straight out there"
AS he started Off l called TO
him.
do you wish me to attack in
any particular order p
mo. l leave that to your dis
crctiou. Good morning
He was perfectly sober, and as
confident as he was sober
1 saw him again about five
O'Clock in the evening. We were
driving the enemy. Riding to my
side he said:
.sWe ace getting along very well
think you had better make 8
/ auarter OF wheel to the right and
change direction q little"
IF / do that / replied, ''m,
left flank will be without support.
..rll see to that
He vas perfectly sober when b.
left me.
This is a plain Invarnished
statement Of what saw Of Gener
l.l Grant during the battles t.
which you have alluded. After
ward I was his guest for weeks s.
City Point, and with him ut tabl
and on the road. l do not believ
he touched liauor in that time.
Still later, he was my guest q
the Eutaw House, in Baltimore
On such occasions never faile
to have wine for dinner, and u
invariably refused to drink it.
In conclusion, it is my opinion
shat General Grants career an
succe sses arc impossible to
tdrunkard.
Very respectfully, yours
LEW WALLACE
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Soidierb' and Sailors, Convention.
PETTsBURe, Sept. Is.


ssoidiers' and Sailors, Convention.
PrTTsBURe, Sept. lS-
The Convention Of Soldiers and
Sailors which met at Pittsburg,
clos ell their session On the evening
Of the 18th inst, by grand torch
light prcceesio". This was the
largest mass convention that ever
ass en- bled in The United States.
fii,e thonsand Union sol,'iers and
| saito s there met together 10 renew
| the 'rieDdships OF the war days,
! anil tn pledge anew their adher-
ence to and desperation with the
| party that held the Union together
| when half OF it was striving by
the might of arms to withdraw.
The create enthusiasm char rac:er-
lied the proceedings throughout.
| The petition containing names o!
| signers of the cali was upward OF
six hundred feet in length, ard
numbered many Of the most prom
linent officers Of the late war. The
veterans were cared for by the la
dies Of the Iron City, as the hotel
accon odations were altogether in
adequate.
The Committee on Resolutions
throrgh their Chairman, reporte.
tie following, which were unani
nicely approved by the Conven
tion:
We, the Soldiers and Sailors
who served in tho Union Arm,
during the late war, iii mass con
vention at Pittsburg for the pur.
pose OF expressing our firm con
yictions upon the issues which ar,
the logical results of the war, d.
affirm:
First. That it is source of I'm
mingled pleasure to meet again
and, reviving the memories Of oul
campaigns for Union and Liberty
thence to draw LESSONS for thl
present duties and future guild
ance.
Second. We 70 affirm our de
votion to the Union Of the States
The arbitrament of war has de
creed that we are one nation, Will
one flag with liberty and equality
before the Law for all men, and ma
tional authority 10 essential to es
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The account OF Carl Scburz as Minister to
Spain has been adjusted by the Fifth Auditor
of the Treasury, and a balance certified
against him of s1,0139l. The &c count will
be certified bs the Comptroller and suit at
once commenced against Schurz for the
balan,e. There is moth ing like giving these
Reform doctors little dose of their own
medicine.
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In q recent letter, Senator Brow wnlow, of
Tennessee, says 'At no time hitherto, in
Tennessee or throughout the country have
the prospects of the National Republican
party been brighter or more glorious tn an
now. Victory is in the air. as ths New York
Tribune said before The North Carolina elec-
ton, and the glorious Republican victory
which was in the North Carolina air per
vAdes the atmosphere in all parts Of the coun-
try. Ihave no idea that Greeley and Brown
will carry more than five or seven States
and the corrupt coalition which brought abou.
their candidacy will lie more disgracefully
beaten than has ever been any parry in the
history OF this country.
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To Consumptives.

Tue AdveT .iser, having been permanently
cured Of ths. dread disease, Consumption, BY
simple remedy. is anx ious to make known
10 his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To
all who desire it, he will send copy OF the
prescription used, (free of charge j, with the
directions for preparing and using the same
which they will find . SURE CURs Tor CoN-
suMrrIOS, ASTHMA, BRoNCHIrIs, DC.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
addres Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
35-1y 1874 Penn Street,
Willismsburgh, n. Y
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NJ. Kimball Confederate Candidate for Gov.
ernol of Maine published letter the evening
before the late election, in which he said the
Republican majoriety would not be more than
10000, and in all probiity would be cut down
to 5000. Instead Of this, Perham has nearly
1900. Stillths Greeley organs ere seeking
to delude themselves that there is triumph in
the arr for the Chappaquack.
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The Republic An majority IN Maine is more
than six per cent. larger than it was one
year ago. A gain sq ual TO that in the Pine
Tree State, throughout the country, would
rs.slsct Grant BY moro decisive vote than
that which indorcsd the administration of
Lincoln.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
MEDICAL SCHOOL.
BALTIMORE. MD

The next Annual Session Of this lnstitu
Jon will begin October LIST, 1879, and contiuu
i've months. The Clinical advantages Of 6
School are unsurpassed.
Fees including Dissection and Hospital
Tickets, e0S. For Catalogues containing full
particulars apply to
Prof. Charles W Chancellor, Dean,
A23 Baltimore, Ma.
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glsnrtfH.
A NEW "EXCELSIOR.V
(After November 5th.

A NEW ssEXCELSIOR."
(After November 5th.)
L.
The night had sunk on Chappaqua,
The wind was keen, the air was raw,
As forth the farmer went in peace,
With this device on his valioe:
"Pn going Westv
His pants were short, his booots run down,
His felt hat smashed in at the crown,
And like q squeaking cart-w heel rung
The accents OF that well-known tongue:
"l'm going West"
In White House window, bright and warm,
He dreams he sees Ulysses form,
Then yanks bis trousers higher and higher.
Lips fercely out, and screams in ire:
.'l'm going Westi"
"D0nt try that dojge! john Sochrane cEieu
The FREQ trade boys will tan your hide!'
Upon his nose tear drop shines,
He wipes it on his sleeve, and whines:
"l'm going West!'
V.
"Beware OF those who've read your books!
You'll know them by their vacant looks;"
This was . "sorehead's parting cry;
A silvery voice replied: "You liev'
@t1e "pm going West!" 5f-
Nv.
A sleepy "cop' that morning found
The old man seated on the ground,
Still clinging to his carpet-bag,
Which bore this motto on its tag:
"Pm going Westl"
VII.
There, meath the Franklin statue, sat
Old Chappaqua in his white hat,
Like huntsman resting from the hunt,
While from his lips escaped grunt:
"I'm going West"
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Sam Bowles thinks 0ratS Brown can carry
fewer States and moro whisky than any can
didats ever presented to the American psople
for thsir suffrage. r9
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-16
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. 2e4.
L. 8. Survey No. So.

TT 8. REGISTERS OFFICE, Carson City.
u. Nov, October Is, 1S72.-Notice 10 hereby
given that the Alhambra Mining Company, BY
Jacob l.. Van Bokkelen, Superintendent and
Managing Agent, has this day fled In this once
a copy Of the plat and the feld notes OF survey
. patent from the United States, under Act OF
Congress approved May 10, 1872, for two thou.
rand q, O00) Ilneal feet OF q certain vein or lode
OF quartz or other rock In place. bearing god,
silver, copper and other metals, commonly called
and known % the Alhambra Lode and Alniinora
Mining Company, situated In the Devils Gate
Mining District, Lyon county, Nevada. !Tho
names OF the adjoining claimants. on the tame
or other lodos, are as follows, to wit: tennessee
Company on the south. and Dayton Company on
the eastward, and 10 more particularly dessnocd
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at Post MOL,
located on the north line Of the Genessee Com.
psny's claim, from which post the quarter sec-
lion corner on the west line OF section ~, town.
ship 10 north, range q east, bears south 10 dsg.
Is min. west 1877 feet, and running thence, nr1t
course, north 7sX deg. west a. rect 70 Post
east 1000 feet to Post No. 5; thence, third
course, touth 15X deg. East 1915 feet to Post
No. 4: thence, fourth course, foutb IAN deg.
west 1000 feet to Post No. ], the place OF begin.
ming, containing, 10 6S,lo0 aeres. Ihs pcarinys
are taken from q truc meridian, with 9 mig.
netIc variation OF 10 deg. 30 min. east. Bearings
10 natural and permanent monumental: From
Post No /, Kossuth Shaft bears north ssh deg.
cast; from Post No. ], Mount Lincoln bears
south 46H deg. east. The width Of the lode 10
unknown, but the groupings show plainly for
about a thousand feet on the south end OF the
clam. The location Of the withln.described
mining claim 10 OF record. and may be found In
Book Z, page 81, Of tho Mining Records OF tho
Deyirt Cato Mining District, Silver City, Lyon
county. Nevada, Tho claim 10 more particularly
described In tho notice, plat and ncld notes
posted in this oflce and on Post No. l Of tho
claim. n
oc26 Cod ADOLPHUS Waltz, Register.
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT. .
PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 2o3.
U. q, Survey Ne. IS,


TT s. REGISTERS OFFICE, Carson City.
given that the DaIdanelles Mining Company oy
James J. Robbins, has this d"y fled In this
ONCE q copy Of the plat and tho 1eld notes or
survey OF claim, together with notice OF sppll-
cation for Q patent from the United stites, On.
der Act Of Congress approved May 10, Isl. for
quartz or other rock in place. bearing gold, iil;
yer, copper and other metals. commonly called
and known as the Bosphorus Lode, and Dsrda-
nelles Gold and Silver Mining Company, stu
ated in Gold Hill Mining District, Storey eoun'
~. Nevada. L'vrEs lt
or other lode, so Jar as Is known to said Oar
danelles Mining Company. The Overman
claim. the Caledonia claim, the Roxby claim and
tho Caledonia Mining and Tunneling CompA-
ny's claim are the names Of tho nearest claims
Said claim Is more particularly dsscribodas
follows, to-wit: 80
Beginning at post No. 1, from which point
the quarter section corner on the west line OF
Section 8, Township Is north, Range q east,
bear. south 30 deg. 80 min. east $50 feet thence
running: Ht
lst course, west 900 feet to post No. 8; thence
I'd course, north 100 feet to post No. 3; thence
Sd course, east 400 feet to post No. 4 thence
4th course, south 100 feet 10 post Nc 3; thence
9th course, west 200 feet to post MOL. tho
place OF beginning, containing eleven ny acres.
The bearings are taken from o true meridian,
with q magnetic variation OF 10 deg. 50 min.
east. Bearings to natural and permanent OBJ
Jects: From post No. Mount Davidson; bears
north 10 deg. wet; from post No. Mount
Lincoln bears south 43k deg. east from post
No. 2 Dardanelles shaft bearr north 612A feet.
The location Of the within described mining
claim IL OF record. and the record thereof may
be found In Book + page 2l3, Of tbs Gold
Hill Mining Records. now In tho office Of the
County Recorder Of Storey county, Nevada.
The claim 10 more particularly described In
the notice, plat, and field notes posted In this
office and upon the front door Of the hosting
works OF the Dsrdanelles Mining Company.
ocq4-6Od ADOLPHUS WAITE, Register.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 400.

TT 8. REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON
u. City, New, September 4, l6T2.-Hoiice 10
hereby given that the Keystone Silver Mining
Company, BY Samuel B. Martin. Presidcnt,
has this day filed In this ofhee Q diagram
aud field notes, together with q notice OF appli.
cation for 9 patent nom the United States, On
der Act Of Congress, approved May ~, DO, for
1 900 feet, more or less, OF o certain vein or
lode OF quartz or other rock In place, bearing
gold, silver, copper, and other metals, commonly
called and known as the Comstock Lode and
Keystone Mine, situated In GPld Hin Mining
District, Storey county, Novadd; said claim ex-
tending twelve hundred $4,000 feet, more or lsss,
In 4 southerly direction from Post No. along
the line Of sald vein or lode, embracing the kamo
with all its dips, spurs, angles and variations,
the sam being on surveyed land. Said claim u
bounded on the North by tho Front Lode Con-
tolidated Mining Company. and on the bouth
by the Justice Independent Company. The Do.
scription Of said claim, taken from the ne1d
notes and survey mado BY the Surveyor General
OF the United States for the District OF Nevada,
strue plat and diagram Of which survey Il hereto
attached, is as follows, TO wilt: Commencing
at Post No. /, located about Is feet west OF Main
street, Gold Hill, and 20 feet northery nom the
Atlas MIL, and $40 feet southerly nom tho
Crown Point south line, at which point Mount
Davidson bears north II deg. west, Moupt Lin.
coin south 4SE degs. cart, quarter section cor.
nor on the west line OF section 5, township IL
north, range q east, bears north VI deg. woet l8
feet; thence running south TAX degs. west 800
feet TO Post No. 2: thence. south TX deg. east
1850 feet to Post No. 8; thence north u deg. ~
min. east 500 feet to Post No. 4 thence north
l74 deg. west l,OS5 feet 10 Post No. s; thence
south T2k deg, west 40 feet TO Post No. ], the
place Of beginning. Magnetic variation, 10 deg.
80 min. east, embracing twelve and thirteen ono
hundredths ~ 1900 acres, together with. fO
feet on the east aud 300 feet on the west from
Post No. I, AZ indicated in the diagram for
mining and working purposes. Tho claim herrin
described was located under and In accordance
with the local customs, mining rules and regu.
latIUns OF said Mining District, which said
location and notice thereof Ia OF record In this
Recorders Office Of Storey county, at Gold I'LL,
in said Mining district, In Book AB, page 43, Of
Mining Records; and said claim 10 distinctly
indicated by monuments on the ground and sur
face OF the claim, showing with accuracy tho
exterior surface boundaries OF such claim.
oc26 cod ADOLPHUS Waltz, Register.
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STATES REGISTERS
. SUMMONS.
No.lSA.

TN THE U. 8. LAND OFFICE OF THE
District Of Csrson City, I'D People
ofthe United States to Pr. BUCKAINsTER,
and ali puties interested, Grset!ng;n You are
hereby Summoned 70 appear before me, q my
yember. A, D. Isrs, alto O'Clock An, TO answer
The complaint or William B. Thornburgh aver.
rine your claim TO Lot No. 10. block No. .,
Rapge c, 10, the town cite Of Gold HIl Storey
equity, Stste Of Esysds, 70 DO unjust md me.
9ai; ma, then md there, DO yoai shcM nuse "
-TSosDSuraS :haI not Be recognized - Just and
jeeSi. and 30 allowed TO entef ths sstd lot, hil.
ing in which. judgusnt viii b taken against
TO the United States Marshal, Greeting:
Mako ssfyics and teturn hereof, ,lEi.
~" n. Ism y 15gIET :" ESYtG~T
: - ADOLPHUs' WAITE, Register \,
oc36t District Of Carson City, NeYads.
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1AS 10

TO CHARLES 3. DlLoNG-sn: Take no
you a. your pro rata In and on the Gold and
Bilyer Mining Company and ground or CAIN.
called TIE South Extension Of the Columvt IN
Spring Valley, Lyon County and State oisNe.
ysda, Payment OF the same !, feeuiten r. yUp
dpbts snd i~nterests therein will DO fonslte9
recording TO the law In such eaaei m1de ana
provided. M \ q.
November 8, 1917. no9 inNsNS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-16
Baltimore Consolidated
B Mining Company S

1yoT1m TIE BALTIMORE MINING
N Company and the Baltimore American
ddIntnS Cofnpsny having consolidated nn6ef the
nsns 81 ths Bziamors iconso,idstsd Mining
Compsuy. holdess OF Shsyes In tho fpmestwo
eomncnics arc hereby notified OF the same, and
rSousstsd 10 bring in their certificates Of stock
nd sassangs them ,ha,s ser. sh.ts for ssrtiA.
s65!g7gaDAVD II BAaLKY, 1s1stify.gg.
.Go@ss.-Eeor NosIo, no, ~ California .tsest
= ,iJi.gu. 2!'fiiECJ lie y,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-16

And in accordance with law and an order Of
tho Board OF Trustees, made on the 9Th day Of
October, 1871, SO many shares Of each parcel
Of said stock IS may DO necessary, VIII DO tolda At
IN Morrow's Building. No. 4l4 California street.
San Francisco, Cal. on SATURDAY, the Soth
day OF November, 1879, at the hour Of l O'Clock
=. u, Of said day, to pay said delinquent access
ment thereon. together with cosls OF Advertising
~" W. VI. sTETsoN, Secretary. ,
onico-No. az California street, San Fran.
cisco. Cal. no 10 I'd
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nUCKRYk aOLDlAND sILVER

beyn;s Gaze Distiicss Lyon County. State q
meeting Of .Se Trustees Of. ssld Company, held
On tho 1Sth day Of October. a. D. i812, an
assessment Of Two Dollars per shsre was ls1ied
upon Tie cspital stock o. said Company, pay.
,.bls imraedis.sly 2. DATED ss.tsi gode coll,
e isc sss. e s.1, q he ss Ssss: q u sS'e cs'ss.nI:
itsett, San francisco, ca. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall fsmSln unpaid on
:. nsisss,ls = = s:assn:s ! ss - |. I'D siii
be duly Advertised forl ssls e puehs Sueioh,
and unissy payment lhsn p eSISFe. gu
d soMel MONDAY tAs 10y !. Dsesmoet
tess.hsr WITH cost ofs dys.taAey .nS Ep:ase'
.CHAes =. RlaHs seSistary:,
o. Sss:ss :ss:st s. e. tsas.ss. al sssa'
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED. /,
DALrImoRK CONsoIIDATRr

DALfImORK CoNsoLIDATkD
ID Mining Company.-Location Of works, Gold
Hin Mining District Storey county, State
Of NevadA-Evtice Ia hereby given that at Q
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF said Com
pAny, held on tho 18th day Of November, l672 an
assessment iQNo. ~ Of Fifty (5o)' Cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF said
Company, payable Immediately, In United ststes
gold coin, to the Secretary, At the ONCE OF the
Company, Room No. 10 No. 40l California street,
San Francisco. Cal. (,
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF December,
lsra, shall be deemed delinquent, and will. be
duly advertised for sale ct public auction, and
unisss payment shall DO made before, viii DO
sold on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of January,
1917, to pay the delinquent assessment togetner
! I-lT7Tl DAVID T. BAGLEY. Secretary.
Onace-Room No. 10, No. 40l California street,
San Francisco. California. nol5 ID
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10
ia cRoRop sHRRNAN-srR: TAX

To GEORGE sHRRAAN-sn: Tske mo-
tice. that the above amount ID now due from
you as your pro rata In and on the Gold and
Silver Mining Company and ground or Claim,
called the South Extension Of the olunbia.tn
Spring Valley. Igor, Count and state o. Ne.
in ninety days from date, and II not paid, your
rights and interests therein will be forfeited
according to the Law In such caset made and
provided. Ohm bPElSG, L'n
Agent and Manager for said Company.
November O., 1871. noe law00d
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~ .:sn:ne vitSIav and m order Of
the Board OF Trustees, mado on the ID day Of
October, ls11, 20 many shares Of each parcel OF
eaid stock ss may be necessary, viii BE- sod II
public auction, 1t the ofice OF the Company,
No. xi< California street, Ban Franciseo, Cal,
on WEDNESDAY, November nth, 1874, 81 the
hour Of 4 o'elockr. T., ofssid DAY, 70 pay said
doiinouent assessment thereon, together With
eoste OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
fTrT1' T,rr r. WEGRNRR, SECRETARY.
Ofice-No. ~ California street, San Fran
cisco, CaniornM. .slI nov 70
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NOTIFICATION.
SILVER cITr, LYON COUNTY, Nr.l

SILVER Crrr, LYON COUNTY, Nr.l ="
November 8. 1877.
CHARLES z. DzLONG TO JOHN SPRING,
Dr., - Agent Of the South Extension OF tho
For moneys paid out, and work donAin In.
proving said claim from October aist, lsee, 70
October 8fst, 1871. -.
Amount due. Z. ~, ......... tA6 10