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Legal Notice.

NATHARINE EDGAR aud Daniel Bggar, her
y husband, of the county of Tazewell, in the
State of Illinois, will take notice that on the
10th day of July, A. D. lS72n Charles 8. Bu'
ehanan and Mary Ann Buchanan, his wife
filed in the court Of common pleas of Mon
roe ouuty Ohio, their petition, the prayer OF
which is 10 obtain partition of the following
lands, in Monroe county, aforesaid, OF which
Henry long died seized, to wit: Thirty-three
acres in the northeast corner of the southeast
quarter of section ten. township six, range
six: aIso sixty acres off the north end of the
west half of inc southwest quarter of sec
ton four, township six, range six-exeept
four acres in the northeast corner CT said
half quarter; also, one hundred acres off the
west side of the southeast quarter of section
ten. township sig. range siE. said petition
will be for hearing at the October term OF said
court, A. D, 1872,
HUNTER K HUNTER,
iyiew6. Att'ys fer plaintiffs.
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The call for q Greeley club in Osl

The call for Greeley club in Osh.
kosh, Wis, is signed by los Eepubli-
cans.
Cara, Kansas, which contains hut ten
Democrats, has been thoroughly can.
vassed, and shows sixty eight majority
for Greeley.
The Milwaukee Herald, a strong
German Republican paper, raised the
names of Greeley and Brown, on Monday.
The Wankesha (Wisconsin) Plain
dealer, Democratic, is now out for Gree.
ley and Brown.
Alexander Mitchell, who represents
Milwaukee in Congress, gives It aa his
firm belief that Greeley and Brown will
carry both Wisconsin ard Minnesota
The Milwaukee News insists that the
political assessments on Federal Office
holders in that city are correctly stated,
vi2 The collector of internal revenue.
$500; the United States marshal, $500.
the collector OF customs, $3.50, &c.
At meeting of the friends of re-
form in the Administration at Shawnee,
town, Ill, on Monday last, a Greeley
and Brown club was organized, anG sew
enty-fye names we're obtained, Of whom
twenty five voted for Grant in 1868.
A call for a meeting in I.ewistown
Me, to form Greeley club, is signed
by $50 voters, headed by n. Farwell
ex Mayor Ham, and Captain Ham, com.
mander of G. A. e. Post. Farwell is
big mili.owner and leading Republi
can.
Five hundred and sixty three Repub
licars Of Speaker Blaine's district in
Maine are out in card calling for a
Liberal convention. Blaine's letter does
not have much effect among his constit.
uents.
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her and the door, and, fixing my eyes

| her ana the door, and, liking my eyes
upon hers, said:
"Madame, my name is johnson: I anu
q member OF the detective police OF New
York" Her cheek pacd, and she seem
ed agitated. ''Do you know this trink-
p l continued, displaying the glitter
! ing opal earring.
On seeing it she uttered a piercing
scream and dropped senSeiess to the
floor.
The OLD coachman heard her cries and
rushed into the room. He stopped when
he saw me, and demanded my business,
| told him I was . detective, and draw
ing the old knife from my vest pocket, l
said stornIy: ,
"James Baker, this is your knife, and
with it young Henry Delavan was mur-
dered in New York.
He uttered low curse, and, his eyes
blazing with fury, he drew a long bowie
knife and rushed towards me. was
prepared.
Not so fast" said I, and the six
eyes of my revolver looked into his
face. "Another step towards me and
| you are dead man Drop that knife
He hesiiated a moment, and then,
seeing that l was in earnest, he drop
/ ped the knife and said, II did not do
it,"
walked to the window, still cover
ing him with my revolver, and sprang
Inn t,.},,, I,
ed by the entrance Of two policemen.
ordered them TO secure the man and
then turned my attention to the young
lady who was just recovering from her
swoon. She was burning with fever
and her eyes had an unmistakable look
Of delilium. The intense excitement
had caused an attack of brain fever
| From the coachman's confession and
other circumstances, the following facts
leaked out: Some time previous to the
tragedy Henry Delavan had made q
somewhat lengthy visit to Chicago,
wher che frequently meet Miss D'Alem.
bert Being man Of elegant personal
appearance and agreeable manners, the
impusive young lady became desperate
ly enanored with him, but as he was
engaged to an estima5le young lady in
New York, the passion was not recip.
rOcated She discovered the fact of his
engagement, and with an inconsistency
characteristic of her French blood,
hated him more intensely than she had
ever loved him. She determined to re.
venge herself, and endeavored to bribe
the old coachman TO murder him. He
would not agree to this, but in view Of
a reward he promised to help her
They took the evening train for New
York, and she knowing which wav be
would pass in going home from the
house of his betrOthed, they hid in an
alley running across one of the princi-
4 pal streets. Baker had the knife open
in his fand, but when about midnight
they heard his steps, and she recogni-
zed him in the dim moonlight, the old
man dropped the knife and recoiled.--
She seized it, and as he advanced rush
ed upon him and struck the fatal blow.
The death stricken man did not even
utter groan. but clutched wildly at the
air, and his fingers closed upon one of
her ear rings, and bis fall tore it from
her ear. They fled precipitately, and
took the next train for Chicago.
The young lady is still living, ra
wing maniac in the insane asylum, and
The ancient coachman is serving his life
term in the State Prison.
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

~FEDITORS Of A. R. Phillips G Bro. ere
Il ] hereby notified that the suhscriber has
bsen sppointed and qualified as Assignee OF >
r Pkiliips g. Bro, and has fled an inventory i
49, probatA Court of Monroe county, Ohio.
;noswS GEORGE W. MASON.
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New York as 81 Greeley State.
Governor HOffn1an's Baltimore
Prediction,

A well known Journalist, writing from
Niagara Falls, New York, says: II have
just completed q tour through Wyoming,
Orleans, Livingston and, might say, OF
all the counties west Of Albany, in this
State, and found greater unanimity OF
feeling for Greeley and Brown in all the
places | visited than in Niagara County
l think, with little exertion, New York
will, next November, ratify Hofman's
assertion at Baltimore--that of giving q
greater majority for the peoples ticket
than the entire vote Of Missouri
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LIST OF PREMIUMS,
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
Published Every Tuesday.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Two dollars per annum, invariably in advant

JOB PRIN TING
Execute Yis' Hestness and dispatch at this
ofdce, and a. reasonable prices.
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The Freeport Journal says ''pairs are
abundant at that place, the front gates
are loaded down with them on fne even
ings."
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RULES and REGULATIONS
---oF THE
HonrOe Go. Agricultural Society.
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS:
A. B. COVERT, President.
J WAY, Vice President.
w. IT. Norris, Treasurer.
LOUIS RoEFFLER, Secretary.
Directors-WooDMAN OKEr, WILLIAM
WORKMAN. A. G. MILLER, ALEXANDER
PICKENs, BARNET MANN, j. c. YoHo. II
7. MITCHELL, JOHN GATCHELL.
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ever and under yrs. - 2
" over and under 8 yrs...4 9
{" over and under yrs. a Q
Ccmmittee-Jas. Witten, s. A. Morgan,
Henry Smith.
CLASS B-lst Department-Gcldin
for all purposes.
Best geiains over a years old ....,..s5 3
oyer 3 and under 4 yrs 4 2
over and under yrs. .
over 1 and uudei yrs....3 2
C0mmittee--same as class A.
CLASS C-1st Departmeut-Nares for
all purposes,
Best mare over 4 years old. ..........s5 3
over 8 years DID,. .....,........4 2
over = eat Ola z
over year old d......... 4 Q
brood mare, colt by her side .........S 4
best sucking colt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-27

Tur DAILY GAxEr1E is published every afternoon
(sxsspt sunday) at 4l6 Market street, and served oy
ssxriers to subscribers In all parts OF W"mnf'Sn
and the surrounding towns and villages 10. u.
osnts : ve,k. payable weekly. Yearly Subscribers
8, In advance.
Ths DELAWARE GAZETTE. established ''s4'
a the largest and most Aourishing.weekiy IN .ne
STATE. and hiss larger circulation than any o'"e'
en the Psninsulsr. Published every FRIDAY morn
M st e year. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-27
Blaine, Wilson 4 Co. Compares
with Vim. N. Tweed.

The New York Tribune. which ought to know
W ,Ison, Blaine, Tweed, Terwilliger and others OF
whom it speaks, makes the following comparison
|, between the alleged swindlers. In the one case
the Grant presses denounced Tweed and has accom-
plices in unmeasured terms in the other they hnd
il an uphill business to defend men whom the
Tribune maintains are equally guilty. 1t says:
"Why should it avail any more III Washington
than at Albany MIR. Henry Wilson. Mr. James
q. Blame. Mr.. Glenni w. Scofeld are accused OF
taking bribe. OH account OF the Credit Mobilisr'
from Mr.. Oakes Ames. Each denies 1t, as prompt-
" as did Wood or Terwillger Mr. Oakes Ames
indorses the Tweed, or the printing firm Of Weed'
Parsons Il Co. We conscientiously believe the
denial to be as worthless in the one case as In the
other :: and we know that Mr. Oakes AEss hos
quite as much interest IN backing up the one de-
NAL a. had Mr. VIM. M. Tweed in backing up
the other.
Mr.. James Wood, it will be remembered, was
not bought outright by Tweed, like old brass or
..r,nos of unioas. On the contrary, he only
borrow oil money from Tweed without security
and never paid it back Mr. James Terwilliger
WAS not bought outright by Weed, Parsons 4 Co.
He was only paid twenty per cent Of the e0tIre
coat OF the printing for reading the proof OF it.
Inexpert people spoke of them as purchased COM
modities but they were able to deny the charge
in the most sweeping and comprehensive terms
the dictionary could furnish. Just so. 'ne1act
,aop,e have doubtless made q mistake in speak
ing of Wilson, Blaine, and hea6sid as the chatte'
property of Mr.. Oakes Ames. 1t wM probably
turn out that their business was arranged Huite
a correctly and beautifully as Tweed arranged
Woods. or Weed, Parsons Il Co, arranged Ter
willieers 1t was easy to "carry stock" for thsm
as brokers do in Wall St, to pay them the d'v''
dends, sell for tts rise when the enormous Ironti
had accrued and hand SEer the profits on the sale
All this Mr.. Ames would can legitimate busi
ness transaction. And 80, to be sUts. u was JUS
as legitimate as paying Terwiilgsr twe1tT PEI
cent on the whole cost of u job OF printing 10
pretending to read the proef Of it.
One word more. The only possible safety O
these men il iD the retention OF the present re
sime. Break tbs arant majority in the House
Representatives; and tisys are at least five pres
ent members who will no more dare to go bacl
there than VIM NJ. Tweed dared. tsst winter. Il
60 back to Albany.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-27
0tInd Folly.

The Republican has fallen into . terrible error
IN il sfoets 70 dsfams the Democratic county tax
callsston.
Il has wilfully asserted glarins fslsshoods and
repeated others still more open and disgraceful to
iouznAliem.
Il has not even stopped here. But has refused
10 correct it false statements after they were
clearly pointed out 70 It.
Il stated that the list of errors returned aud
allowsd BY the Levy Court BY Mr.. Provost, the
Rspuhlican colIsctor In 1871. contained "about
200 namss," whsn In fact the record proves that
u contained 1886 and it has refused to correct
this statement. It will not do it until after the
elsceioa on Tuesday. This error list which the
R1pssblicas would make its rsader believe con.
tainsd tower names than that Of the Democratic
eollectos for 1872 in fact contained 400 moro
nanss and Tie Dsmocratic collector deserves
~ psaise insesad Of the csnsurs Of our nsghbor.
Asai., In it, slIorts to deceive the people and
dispazags tAs Dsaoeratic Collector. the Repu6li.
ess n u issus q Thursday said the error lists
nslssasd by Asssn. Ward and Given, which that
papse AAA pshlisAsd containing ous 9S5 and the
e1k~ 1870 neas. wsrs only the names Of the NO.
asom, - ~ panss Of all the white voters we're
= - ealsa Now this falsshood 10 70 slariag
~ nsas but ~ nese ignorant eould b deceived
n 4, ~ 4 seuN ase b true bssanss thsrs are
~ - q ssvsa husdssd ns9ro votsfs in the city.
asA = - tzss - ssassd b ~ Repsb'iesA thsss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-27
NEW CASTLE co. DEMOCRATIC TICKET

NEW CASTLE co. DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Senator.
JOHN POULSON CHANDLER, Christiana ha
Representatives,
BENJAMIN Fraim, Brandywinc Hundred.
Thomas L. J. Baldwin. Mill Creek =.
SsWell Z. Bigss. Pencader
Albert 0. Newton, Red Lion :,
Urish s. Wier. White Clay Creek :.
William s. McCauiley. Wilmington
Richard Ferguson, APPOINTMENTS
Levy Court Commissioners.
Isaac N. Lodge. Brandywine Hundred.
Adolphus Husbands. Christiana
Gardner L. Jemison. New Castle
Joseph ". CoOch. Pencader
Thomas II. Sharpe. Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-27
Hard to Please.

Our neighbor Of the Commercial is certainly very
hard to please. At least We find 1t so; especially
when some GRAFT corruptionist Is receiving the
attention Of the press Of the country. When the
0aseffe referred to the ballot-box suffers who
were Republican Office holders here in Whining
ton, the Commercial took exception to our manner
Of dealing out denunciation OF that kind OF busi-
mess by paid officials OF the Government. When
We denounced forging and circulating tax receipts
by Grants office holders who are paid by the Gov
eminent out of the peoples treasury, 1t refused tc
do Likewise, and, although arrests were made tor
the crime, it took exception to our calling the at
tsntion of the people to such disreputsbe work,
and 1t now again complains OF the Ga-efte's want
Of courtesy, because referred to the high di9n-
taxiss in the Grant party as "worthies,' who it is
said managed to get from the Government about
$50, 900 through special legislation for the
Union Pacific and other railroads. According to
the Comme,c,ars expressed views. We do not show
.decent respect" to these gentlemen whom it is
shown in Col. McComb's testimony have been in
the receipt Of large sums OF money and voting
away the peoples property to enrich themselves
and their confederatss in stock operations.
II Mr.. Henry Wilson, the Grant candidate for
the Vice Presidency, commits an offence that
ought to consign man to private life for the re-
maindsr OF his days in some palatile establishment
with which the several States are provided, the
Commercial intimates that we are bound to refer
TO him In language due to gentlemen who are 'em-
insnt" and "highly honored."
We will remind the Comn,ercia!ot a fact which
It seems to have forgotten Just now. When VIM
n. Tweed was honored by an election with an nn-
prscsdsntsd majority, and enjoyed the confidence
OF Thousands: and there were Others who denounc-
ed him a. q swindler, did the Commercial follow
he example it points out to uss Did it refer to
Tweed in words that were less offensive than we
have useif We think not. Now there are per-
sons who alleee that Ames and his co-operstors
are quite ~ guilty Tweed. 1t is notifying, 1t
il trus, to witness the people elevating such men
to places OF such exalted honor and trust, while
thair charactess are smenabe to such charges a.
the testimony Of Col AcComb reveals; but it is not
Len mortifying to witness the qualification OF the
Radical prsss in ts efforts to shield such gentlemen
1rom the public censurs that is fast closing round
thsm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-27
Democratic Nomination Election.

The Democrats OF this city will hold nomina.
ton election for County Assessors FOL the North
eru and Southern Districts to morrow afternoon,
at the City Hall, between the hours of three and
sersu o'clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-27

FOR PRESIDENT.
HORACE GREELEY,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
n. GRATZ lBROWN,
Of MISSOURI.
ELECTORS.
WILLIAM q. WMlTE1.EY,
AL0ERT WHITLEY.
a 3EO RG n ". W1LL1N.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
CUsT1H W. WRIGHT.
OF SUSSEX COUNTY.
FOR SHERIFF,
ISAAC CRUDE.
FOR CORONER.
DANIEL B. WOODWARD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-27

~ MANAGERS
Jrsee SHARPE. L8Wls PAYNrks.
JAMea BnADrOap, SHARLIS ~ ELDIE
t,M1aIra Il. LOEH CuAHLEs MCCLOsKvY.
JAMes H. BEO0p, y. M. O0le,
J. =. MALES. 0kOR0H =. dRuBB,
EyaN RICE, Z, r. JOHNtoH.
bENJAMIN F. TuWSaEpp.
No Manager allowed to borrow any fSnas Of ths
In.titutiOn.
JAMES BRADFORD President.
A. II. 0RIMsHAW. Secretary and Treasurer.
tsV-ly
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Assfssmeat Aotiess.

Silver Peak Mining Comu.nx
cation Of works Ely Mining District. N.Y.
county, Nevads-Notice is hereby given I'm.
meeting OF the Board Of Trustees Of ssid w.. ~
pany, held December 9Th, 1852, an .ssss.' WIN,
No one a. Of Fifty 1907 Cents per hmeht
levied upon tn. capital stock Of ssid cor,,. was
payable immediately In United States gold cai!
to the Secretary, ut the St;.es Of The s.o, vuih
Room q Haywafd's building. No. llg Cslihp',nny,
street, San Francisco California. 'ofna
Any stock upon which said sssessmsp, a.. ;,
remain unpaid ON the llth day Of jan.
ary, 1873, shall be deemed deliuou.n, a,
will be duly advertised for sale atpub;. s Snu
tion, and unless payment shall BE- made ~. W
fore, will be sold on Friday, January s N
1873 to pay the delinquent asse ssment to,. s
with cost Of advertising and expenses Of s.is
By order Of the Board Of Trustees. H
H. G. KIBBE, Secretary
Office: Room No. q, Haywsrds BUILDING H.
4ls California street. San Francisco, Cslifo,n,s
dl3-td
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assessment 10tiffs.
pioch. West Extension Mining Conn

Phoebe West Extension Mining Conn
pspy-Locstion Of Works Ely Mining District,
lincoln County, Nevada.-Notice is hereby CIV
en-. that at q meeting Of the Board of Trustees
Of saidCompsny. held on the 18th day OF De-
ember 1872, an assessment Of TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS as centsI per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of said Company. payable imme-
distely in United States gold and silver coin,
10 the Secretary, at the office Of the Company,
Room 5, No. 4l9 California street. San Fran
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Twenty.seventh
day OF January, 1879. shall be deemed de.
linauent, and will be duly advertised FOX sale
at public auction. and unless payment shall
be made before, will be sold on Monday, the
oath day Of February, 1873, to pay the delin'
ouent assessment, together with costs Of adyer.
Using and expenses Of sale. By order of the
Board Of Trustees. d.
T. W. COLBURN. Secretary.
Once: Room 8, No. 4l9 California street, Sal
Francisco, California. d2A-M
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees made on the Sixth day Of
November 1872, SO many shares Of each par
Gel Of said stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auction, at the Office OF the Com
psny, No 729 Montgomery st., corner Of Jackson
street, Room No. 9, San Tranisco California, on
Friday the 10th day Of January, A. D.
1873, at the hour of O'Clock p. IN. Of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale. JOSIAH ii. APPLICABLE,
Secretary.
ofice-No. 100 Montgomery street, corner OF
Jackson street, Room No. 2, San Francisco
California. d22.td
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Kentucky Gold n md Silva. ~,

Kentucky Gold and Silver Mi.,,.
Comprehension Of works. Ely Mining NJ
trict. Lincoln county. Nevada. Notice i, Ss,.hs
given, that at meeting Of the Board OF Trn:'
tees OF said company, held on the Second
day OF December, 1879. IN assessment M N =,
FIFTY i50) CENTS per share was levied nn M y,
the capital stock OF said company, psvsSla
Immediately in United States gold coin y
the Secretary, at the Office Of the Company n"
500 Californis street. San Francisco, Csliforn;;.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on January llth, A. D. Is;S
shall be deemed delinquent and will be dulr "a
vertised for sale at public auction. and unlsS.
payment shall be made before, will be- IA
SATURDAY, THE LIST DAY Of February 4 NV !.
1873, to pay the delinquent assessment IA.
gether with costs Of Advertising and expenses
OF sale. by order Of the Board Of Trustees
JULES P. CAVALIER. Secrrisrr
Ofice-No. 500 California street, San Trn,s;.
co, California. t.. dlLM
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Amazon Silver Mining Compsnv...
Location Of Works, Ely Mining District, lin.
coin County, State Of Nevsda Notice 10 hershy
given that at . meeting Of the Board Of Trustee,
OF said Company. held ON the Twenty. second
day Of October, A. y. 1872. an assessment Of
Ten Cents PEP share was levied upon the can.
ital stock OF SAID company. payable imne.
diately, in United States gold and silver coin
to the Secretary, pro tenn, 1t his Office No
COO. Room No. ., sacramento street. San Fran.
cisco. California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall,
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of January, A. D.
1878, shall be deemed delinquent. and wiz "
duly advertised for sale At public suction. and
unless payment shall be made before, viii bs
sold on Wednesday, the Twenty second d,y
Of January, 1873, to pay the delinquent asses:
ment, together with costs Of advertising and q,
penses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
NJ. J. McMANUS, Secretary, pro tenn,
Office, 500, Room No. y Sacramento stree,
San Francisco. California. dll.td
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delinquent Sales.

Arkansas Mining Company-Loca.
ton OF Works, Ely Mining District. Lincoln
County, State of Nevads. -So.ice-There are
delinquent upon the following described stock,
on account Of assessment mo. y levied on the
sixth day Of November, 1872 the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective share
holders as follows:
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And In accordance with law and An order OF
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 18th day OF
November, 1872. ~ many shares Of each par
Gel OF said stock AZ may Be necessary will b
SOLD At public auction, st the ONCE Of the
Company, Rooms 26 and n Merchants Ex.
change, California street, Gan FYancisco, Cali.
forns. on "Wednesday the sth day Of
Jan1agY. 1873, 1t the hour Of IL O'Clock m
Of said day. y pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, togefnes wish costs Of advertising and
LOUIS KkPLAN, Secretary,
ONCE: Is and n Merchants fxchapes. Can.
fornia st., San Franci.co, CalilorG;S.
d2l.td
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Midnight Consolidated silver Min.

Midnight Consolidated silver Min.
ing Company-Location Of Works, Blind Noun
tain Mining District Nye and Lincoln Counties
Nevada, Notice is hereby given. that at . ne4.
ing Of said Company held on the Sixteenth d.y
Of December, 1872. an assessment Of TWENTY
FIVE CENTS per foot Was levied upon each
and every foot OF said Midnight Consolidated
Silver Mining Company's ledge, payable on tns
Sixth day Of January, 1878, in unitta
States coin, to the Secretary Of said Company
By order Of the said Company.
HENRY WELLAND, Secretary
Phoebe, New. Dec. 18th, 1871. dlSn