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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-13
HAVELAND, Hooper & co
335 Pine Street,
ie2e-tf SAN FRANCISCO,
PLANTATION BITTERS.
S,-T,-lS6g-N.
S.-E.-lSSg-N

This wonderful vegetable re-
storatiTe is the sl1eet-anchor. OF
the feeble and debiIitated. As
a tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid it has no equal
among stomachics. AS a rem
edy for the nervous weakness
to which women are especially
subject, it is superseding every
other stimuIant. mall climates.
tropical, temperate or frigid,
it acts as a specific in every spe-
cies of disorder which under
mines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits.
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E)ABBET TT METAL.-5oO POUNDS
- of OLD TYPE, for sale at this Office.
! Carson, February 9, 1872. fe1o1m
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$40 6.51O 40.
Net LiabI. for Life or Marine Loose.

The prudent management. enormous lricoInt
and large resources of this Company. Lave enabled
it rC survive the G~isasters Of rho ptst Va ar. withonS
anv eNtranr dinary demand on the II me office, or
the levy Of any as.e>neut uppn its share hnlders.-
The business Of The first ten months" # III shows
an iuCr ease Ut as cts equal 10 "A Half-MilliOn
dollars which result il j. safe TO assume i vita
cut a parallel among companies toing au extended
agency business.
FSLkSER, Bella Co..
Gent Agents for Pacific Coast. 43J California
street, San Francisco.
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OCCIDENTAL LIVERY STABLE.
c.rso, Street. arson CIV. Nv,

'E'HIS OLD ESTABLISHED AND~
widely known Stable has t,-cn >,SSS1.
lately renovated. the Old stock cuIlei &A
our and TcIiace'i v ith fine yerr= hy:9-s f
Carriages Of All descriptions On hand At tr61-
ERATE CHARGES. q -r
sZ-1forses boarded by the DiT or WEEK On
the LOWEST POSSIBLE TEENS.
y. Rive attend strictly 10 CIR own business.
- NH 14-tf WIN NE. - ia SID.
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SWEEPS I"t
CHEMICAL FLUID.
For Cleansing the Scales from
Boilers and Flues.
\ O Sur E no PAY.
NEVADA FOUNDRY. SILVER CRY. New

NEVADA FOUNDRY, SILVER CRY. New,
Noyeml,er 10. ISL.
l hereby certify that / have used
CHEMICAL FLUID' in my boilers AT my Machine
ShoI AID E-aBdFy at Silver City. ami that l mud
it all thai il Is clainHcd Sy the nr,nutactn r.r. 3.
Curry After using it three weeks. ! opened my
boiler and found the scales, FROM J to ! inch
thick. all dissolved from tiietoiler anu tubes. |
most heartily recenlu,eni the same to all psrties
using boilers where the water FIRMS scales
noIU-tf j cCDNE Proprietor.
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Midsummer Maladies.

Ihs bot sO4r rays rpen the many dis
nE diseases II th liver be at all predisposed to irreRu
this the which bilious attacks may DC anti
'A'ed weak stomach, Is weakest In the summer
and the sIAtY through the pores by excessive
s'pAton 10 great, that Wholesome tonie' eomoninR
$50 NE properties Of diaBsye stmuiant and gentle eAhA
a'h IN necessary 10 health ana under no e
sisnees should be dispensed with BY the sickS ano u
sa W all the preparatons intended thus to
and eFtiY the human frame, there Is none that wiz com
wssh Hosteers Celebrated stomach Bitters ins5 h
n weighed the balance Experience and not iound
s' have been recommended IRON the Brst a. great e
- s'eehe not beverage. and in spite OF interested "pp
80 from innumefable quarters stand amer t~en!
the bead Of all proprietary medicines intended 'or 'ns
ssaton aud cure Of all ordinary complaints Of tne
W W hver the bowels. aad In the unheAiiW ~
's bordering the great rivers Of California hos'e''
aeh Btters be classed the standard one oF ever
ssa Of Intermittent remittsnt fever The people VINO
- those Districts place The most implicit conndence - e
atona confidence that Increased every year Oy tns
's.aM Of its operation. IN 81 f.ttfGbH
= oiters soeAed. Of the moss pernicous character arg
up Ike Iungion every side the public is hereby iore
azaiust she ara-shop Frauds AskIor Hostetter ~
a. see that the Label etc. and remember thA'
ssnans arseis sold 10 bulk but IN bottles only.
atfsdls u Effttf'---tN va Ff-ARaNa
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Christine Nilsson, the songstress, was mar
RED in Westminster Abbey, London, last
Saturday Her husband is NJ. Rouzeaud, of
Pars. The nuptial ceremony was performed
by Very Rev. Dean Stanley, in the presence of
bage
NICE little suits for little boys Oak Hail. Special m
ces Afforded to Mothers bring the little with
tht at Wanamaker Browns Great Clothing House. Sixth
and Market Streets Philadelphia.
An act recently passed by the Legislature of
the District of Columbia enforcing civil rights
without distinction or color in all restaurants,
barber shops, &C., went into effects last weet {.
The punishment for violation of the act is fine
and forfeiture of license
The best thing to Clean Strawberry Beds
with is I. K. Carty's Steel Blade Hoe. Com
plete for 81. The trade supplied at liberal
discount
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Worden g. Evans,
Smyrna, delaware.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

DOVER. Kent Co Del, July IL. 1872.
Upon application of BENJAMIN F. LATTOMUS,
Adm illustrator Of JAMES p LATTOMUS. late OF
Duck Creek Hundred in saId County deceased II Is
ordered and directed by the Register, that The sal
Administrator give HOIce of The granting Of Letters
Of upon the estate OF the sad deceased
by causing Advertisements 90 be posted within forty
davs from the date of such letters six Of the most
public places Of the County Of Kent, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate TO present
the same or ABIDE by an AcI Of Assembly In such
made and provided; aud also ctnse the same 10
be inserted in the SMYRNA TINES, u newspaper pub
lished in SMYRNA and continued therein three weeks
Given under the hand and seal cf Office uC
The Register aforesaid, at Dover, Kent
[sEALl County Aforesaid, the day and year above
written.
... Nj. HARRINGTON. Register.
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so Shares Of Farmers Bank took Delaware
and 50 shares of Delaware railroad Stock sale BY
MeJsar Son, Bankers, No. sos Market st. wlmngton, Del
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NOTICE.

The undersigned. Administrator named above.
hereby gives notice. that Letters &C Administration
were granted 10 the 9th day Of July. 1879
all persons there having demands against the de
ceased estate will presenI he same properly aIesed
on or before the 9th day Of Juy 1873. or abide by
law in this behalf
julyl73t b +. LATFOMUS, AdmE
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CONVEYANCING.

The undersigned having iaken-a conyeyancer'
license, will draw Deeds, Mortgages, wills VIZ ana
Lea ses on the most reasonable TERMS oihoel W
Street, smyrns, Del. :, ,,,,rr,racroes
iunsl36 Eln. d o. -lN-Nf'
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NoRrHEAS PAoIgIo GOLD BOSDs-Eaeh $1,000 Bond Is Sc
cured least 200 acres OF land besides the Railroad and all
ppurtenanees. Interest 3lOs payable sem annually In
s Deuominatlons sI00 s5Oe sOOo $4,000 A. in
Tor men Of moderate means. these Bonds are esecia
Abe combining they do. high rate OF Interest viii
complete which this class OF investors ought
n ~ 70 insist upon They emphaticay Real Estate
eoe md Mortgage Por sale by John Meear Son, Bankers
~. "a Market ST. Wilmington, Del
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Merchants, Bakers and Customers generally,
sll do well to buy thoir Flour, Meal. Feed,
&c, Of j. l.. Parry, at the HOffecker Mills.
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leFsLiszss THE INcREAsE.-A marked increase OF e-
nae oEsineas the eye-delghtng result OF the immense
D'larty which Hagans Magnolia Balm has obtained among
aoss Of America. ComplexiOns adiant with snowy purity
80 %nged With the hue Of health are commonly met
h Whenever II II used. For the aslow and unwh0Ie-
sppeArance Of the and neck which utterly counter
aesa ike effect Of any personal attraction the owner
~ lt sabststes that clear pearllike eomPlexlon 1hen
slsa tsanscendent charm and rendeFs the
Fhsat skin snft Genoa velvet No ~ more aston
tnan the 10 at the marvellous CHARACTERIZATION
NAish u ELECTS a these
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Mary had little lamb,
Its fleece was white as snow,
And everywhere that Mary went
That lamb was sure to 90,

mat lam0 Was sure 10 go.
1t went out one day and returned so dirty
that nothing but Moore & Brothers Whining
ton City Soap would restore it to Its original
color.
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FOR RENT.

A Comfortable Dwelling with Stable for rent on
North Street. APplyto
March l3th-u w. M BELL
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FOUR IN HAND.

Night before lasta the Ormshy county
delegation were on their home trip from
Reno with that celebrated young knight
of the ribbons, John Hill, for driver of the
four grays, they met with a little unpleas
antness just before they arrived at Steam
boat. The driver was telling the party
about his driving B. Gratz Brown over
the Rocky Mountains, and of his supe-
Nor oility in that line, when the team
plunged into deep rut, tipped the car
rla5e over, splitting everybody out, and
started for the Occidental stable on their
own account. These gentlemen found
themselves in 'muchly' dilapidated
conditlon-their credentials We're lost or
broken. The ofa,t ries of some were
skinned, and some look black around the
eyes. A close Canvass revealed no brok-
en- bones, and they shook the alkai from
Their soiled garments and took Up their
line of march for Nasby's" headquar-
tiers. The team had long since disap-
peared and they patronized Dyer for the
balance Of the trip. These gentlemen
don't like dark nights and they hate
white horses. They think Hank Monk
the superior of Hill as driver. They
are fond Of conventions held at home but
dislike the going and returning of Reno
convention. They cost too much wear
and tare Of brain, and too much damage
on stock and carriage. We chronicle this
sad event with tears for We know all these
hombres and they are all good
men. They are safe at home now, and
all is well. The fate of the team and car
riage will be recorded in our next.
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JOCKEY CLUB MEETING

Last evening the Carson City Jockey
Club met at the club room in the Magno-
liza saloon, for the purpose of reorganiz-
ing the club for the fall races. James S.
Slingerland, one of the Vice Presidents;
called the meeting to order, and, on mo-
ton, r. E. Kelly WAS elected Secretary.
The club now proceeded to change the
name to Nevada State Jockey Club ="
after which the following officers were
elected: President. A. NJ. Edgngton;
Vice Presidents. L. T. Fox, j. S. Singer
land, A. NJ. Taylor, H. L. Perkins and
W. F. Wilson; Treasurer, JOS Rosen-
stock; Secretary, r. E. Kelly. The fol-
lowing gentl men We're appointed on Com
mittee on Subscription, to canvass in
Ormsby county: j. Mart Reese, J. P.
Winnie, Geo. Gibson, Guy Thorpe and V.
A. Muller. Committee on Subscription
for Storey county: T. B. Winston, L. T.
Fox and A. NJ. Edgington. A resolution
passed making the payment of five dol
lors a prerequisite to membership and
the badge of the club. The time fixed
for the conmen EN- MT of the fall races is
October p 1872, and is to continue or
five days. The speed programme will be
out next week. The club now adjourned
to meet at the club room in this place
next Thurs lay evening, October 8, at Z
O clock
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SEVERE Acc1DENT.-Yesterday NJ. C.
Mcdonald, a resident of the mountains
on Clear Creek, met with a severe acct
dent $50 We are informed by Mr. Thomp-
son, his partner) while cutting wood on
his ranch. In cutting tree his foot
slipped in such a manner as to throw the
full force of the blow of the AK on his
foot, splitting it open from the toe c,ear
up to and through the ankle joint. Our
informant says DR.. Lee was sent for who
dressed the wound-sewing it up and
carin forit generally. It's doubtful VIE =
er it c.u DC saved; and if saved, must al
ways make a stiff joiat. These gentle
m an had just bought this ranch, and this
was the first day they had worked The
wounded man is doing as well as can be
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FLUME REPAIRED. - The large flume
running down Third street, between Car
son and Ormsby, has become very much
denloralized of late-so much so that it
was danger Gus for man or beast to travel
The County Commissioners have repaired
that municipal blemish, and it is better
than new. 1t was found that the timbers
and planking were very much decayed.
In fact 1t Is astonishing tnat so heavy and
substantial work should last but about
two years.
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A NEW SIDEWALK NEEDID.-The

A NEW SIDEWALK NEEDlD.-The side
walk in front of the Mint house Is
in horrible condition, being broken
through i'll many places, and in a dilap-
dated state generally. 1t takes all the
Christian fortitude, and powerful restraint
of very early piety, to keep common
mortal from swearing when he comes in
contact with the d p spurs, angles, and
variations of that decomposed mass Of
old remnants of p ne plank. 1t would e
good missionary work for the owner OF
the house to give carpenter few hours
work in that locality.
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U. S. BRANCH MINT REPORT. The
total amount of mixed bullion, gold and
silver, received at the Carson Branch
Mint yesterday was ~, ounces, seht
from tue Crown Point, Belcher and lel-
low JACKET mInes Goid hlh tor melt
ING and assay. by thls mornings tam
to Virginia the Treasurer ol VAC NAL.
shipped bars OF bullion worth togetnel
1905 80, going to the credit Of the
Crown Point lnIne.
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GRANr & WILSON CLUB.-This club

GRANT G. WILSON CLUB.-This club
will meet at the District Court room on
Saturday next at half past seven p. NJ,
for the transaction of business. We call
attention particularly to their advertise
ment in another column, fer various r, a.
sous oi importance. The conventions
have all lean held, and the complete
ticket is in the field; and now there
shoull be the necessary and proper means
taken to make the canvass for the sup
mort of these nominees. The club
should be well attended at this meeting
u business of Importance will be brought
b fore it,
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Pewter MAGAZINE. is pow
der magazine in town, made of iron, Sit
uate far out in the southern portion of
the city and belonging to Davis & Gibson.
Its locality is such that an explosion
would injure no one. The custom of ev-
cry merchant keeping large quantities of
powler In thei. stores, is a dangerous
one, and We believe the owners OF this
m asazine are prepared to keep this arti-
Gle on storage. A few kegs of powder
in burning building, makes it very I'M
pleasant for firemen, and endangers the
lives of the whole ncighborhood.
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MAMMcrI o ,Aro.-We were yester-
day shown potato from the ranch of J :.
E. Wood, in Kings Canyon. that beats
them all. 1t is new species, imported
from the East, and seems well adapted to
this country. This potato is at the sa-
loon of Moore d Parker, ana is worth
seeing. Its weight is three pounds one
ounce. 1t has a smooth white skin and
is of peculiar shape. Mr.. Parker in
forms us that he raised the same species
this year in his garden, and showed us
one that weighs over pound that was
grown without a drop of water. This
may be just the kind wanted for this
country if it will grow and yield well
without irrigation. 1t is called - No. 81
that being the only name it is known by
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FRosT.-We find the frost has been
here and left its mark on the vines and
corn, and killed all but those harder veg
etables that can stand much freezing.
This is unfortunate for those who make
gardening business, for the produc-
tons of those vines are the most valuable,
and like all valuable articles the most diff
fcult to secure.
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THE THIRD HoUsE.-We do not mean
the Legislative third house, but the third
house bnilt by Mr.. Peter Cavlnaugh
this fall. The two already built were
rented before completed, and he has
been urged to build this one by several
parties who are anxious to rent. The
third house will be done soon, and we
may yet have to chronicle the building
of fourth.
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SHADE TREEs.-Clrson is note all over
the State as the forest city OF Nevada.
We have tees of all kinds growing, ard
doing well. The Cottonwood being the
native to the manor born, does the best,
and it is surprising to see the rapidityio
their growth. We noticed the trees at
the residence OF E. B. Cults, Dr. Thomp-
s n, Jerome bloomington, and other,
t at are from one to two feet IN diam ater.
taat are only ten or twelve years old.
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New GooDs.-Olcovich Brothers re-
ceived, yesterday, a lot of new goods to
add to the immense stock they always
keep on hand. They buy their goods in
New York at low rates, and sell only for
cash, thus enabling them to sell cheap
er than anybody. They have two large
stores comulned, and last night we saw
them taking in furniture anu tables to
enable them to exhibit tneir new goods.
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RETURN OF THE DELEGArEs.-The rol

RETURN OF THE DELEGATEs.-The roll
has been called, and all are present, or
accounted for There seems to be no
stragglers. We find that they fully :
serve the reputation of representative
Republicans. We hear of no arrests
made at Reno, and there was no stage
stopped on the road. They did their
work well and came in happy but sober
One that came late, tried to play himself
of on us as friend of the delegates but
it was too thin, his color betrayed him.
They are Republicans and accept the
situation,
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JUSTICE CoURr-PARKrNsoN, JUDGE
Case of State of Nevada VS.. Richard
Sides, charged with disturbing the peace,
tried before the court. The motion of
defendant s attorneys to dismiss the case
on the ground of a failure to prove the
g locus in quo,' was sustained, and the
discharged. = ~ ~.'ae.t
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AUBURN M1LLs.-We merely call at
tention to the advertisement of the Au-
burn Mills to-day. In another issue we
propose to say something of what we
KNOW about said mills and their manager,
Frank Osbiston.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL-GFo rCFIY PROPRIETOR
T Jenney Mrs. Mahouey A Hawley
d Alvey " Wilson L A Newton
W II Turner G W Stout Mrs l. Carey
Frevert II Rosser
oRMsBY HoUsE-B. H. MEDER 4 SON PROJECTORS
Geo Balford B G Garden John Hanson
A NJ Taylor II Burnham N C Wilson
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SAN Francisco STOCK BoARD.-We
We're informed yesterday was the tenth
anniversary of the existence of thl,
Board which accounts for only one ses-
sion and one report of stocks. They
adjourned to celebrate.
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MIL IRoNs-Machinery for the Elk.

Mill lEoNs.-Machinery for the Ex-
chequer Mill at Monitor, accumulates at
the freight house. We saw yesterday,
pans, cams, pulleys and many other nee
essary articles for the construction of a
quartz mill, awaiting shipment. This
freight is shipped from here now, to its
destination, instead Of Reno as formerly.
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LUMBERMEN WANTED.-See advertise
ment by j. E. Ladd in another column.
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MINING STOCK REPORT.

Reported daily, specially for the New APPEAL,
by RICE 4 PErsRs, Stock Brokers, in Wells,
Fargo Cos Office, Clrson.
16o Ophir. 81. 671s, 6s, SO, 6sk.
ITO Gould Curry $50, 1921, 1S5, 1876, 1877 Il
1S9.
AS Savage. ...... .11O b3O, los, LOG, los 4 BIZ,
10i b5, los So.
go Chollar. 81, 60 bso, COZ, 60. COZ. 81
b.
10 Hale ( Norcss7s.
.95 Crown Point .ll6, Iii, lis b3O, 11316, III
2s5 Yellow Jacket SO, 50. s7k. 50 bso. 81. 90
$50.
$50 Imperial. .-...-75s, X, ~. ~.
200 Empire. ..-....64, 61s, Ga b3, Oh,
so Alpha. 81 bio, sc.
10 Kentuck. go.
227 Belcher. 81. 90k. 90, 90, 9Ok b3O.
100 Confidence .....739, IL.
$50 Arizona 4 Utah.l2., IL.
$50 Cor Virginia; 80. ssh. 50. 60 bao, 60 b3,
6O1, 594, 81 b..
3ss Sierra Nevada. .l6, IGN. 16s4 bso.
10 Central. ..... 10.
O.Over nan 49,. 90. 81.
$40 Silver Hill. LIZ, *. IN.
20 New YORK. .....1a, II.
Is Succor. ........3A.
lOO Senator ........l.
20 Buckeye .......2l.
100 Woodville ....-3t. az.
200 Julia ........5h.
b25 Caledonia ......34, 33H, "a bio.
400 Insurance. 80 3, 81 b3O.
274o Meadow Wy IA bs, %, % b5, % bio, 22.,
23a4 BIO. 22a4. 22b, 235e.
IS Raymd Ely. 162 b3, 164, 163h.
so Adams Hill. "a.
40 Eureka Con :. 1917, 90 bso,
70 Bowery.. IL.
$40 Phoebe .:-:..ls. 10 bso. 1877 $50. 1s..
$40 w'ton SCreole Al, 471.4k.
100 Alps ....-....44.
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0lcOVICH Bros,
DEALERS IN
DRY-G00DS, CLOTHING
BOOTS, SHOES, FURNITURE,
ETC., ETC.

NNHE LATEST AND BEST STYLES
Il and patterns of these staples always on
hand
Place of business-Corner Of CARSON and
FOURTH Streets. Carson City.
S-Terms CASH, and prices to suit the times
Lift OLCOVITCH BROS
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EQUALIZATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Az have this day received from the Assessor
of Ormsby County the Assessment Roll for 1872,
and that the Board of County Commissioners
will meet at my office in the County Buildings,
on Monday the 10th day of September, 1872,
Board of Equalization. and continue in S, ssion
from time to time as required by law until the
business of equalization is disposed Of .
# .. T. }. EDWARDS,
County Clerk, and Clerk Of said Board.
September II, 1872. sl2-tf
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Reported daily. specially for the New APPEAL,
by RICE PETERS, Stock Brokers, in Wells,
Fargo Cos Office, Carson.