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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-05
SAMUEL q. SPRING.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL

FOR REPRESENTATIVES, TO CONGRESS.
First District, JOHN II. BURLEIGH.
Second District, VIM. r. Fry Il.
Third District, JAMES G. BLAINE.
Fourth District, SAM'L F. HERSEY
Fifth District, EUGENE HALE
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Hon. Thomas Russell Of Boston, will speak at
In North Arson village, Friday evening. Sept. G,
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Madison, Friday evening, Sept. 6.
Cornyiile, Saturday evening, sent, :
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Good news for Gratz Brown! says the To-
ledo Blade; they are making whiskcy OF
musk melons in Missouri.
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non. a. r. Morrill aud Hon. John III. Etirs
Will address repuol meetings as follows:
Mercer village, thursday evening, Sept. 5, at n;
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.Tor Sale or to Eet.
To Let or Sell
Elegant Residence for Sale.
TencnlensS 10 Let.

A PPI.f to Yhos. 3 Bartlett at house or store and
N at Collier Il Hamllton's,
Augusta, Jan. IL. 1872. iaolS..u
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-11

PLASTER OF PARIS AS y MANURE
FOR VINEs.-I have Il large Quan-
tity Of grap.vines p!an'ei in the
open ground. In planning tics
| had the holes dug ;,i'out tweEt.H
fve inches deep; then threw in-
to each hole five or six Iumps o,
old plaster, about the size I'm!
fist. l threw u little earth owe.
these Jumps, and then planted tn"
vines in the usual way. The re-
suit has been wonderful the vines.
which were not ali inch thick
when planted three years az"
arc now two inches and more in
diameter and bear finely. The
grapes are also frcer from disease.
Other vines, not so treated. are
much smaller and produce less,
the fruit being also more liable 70
disease. TO try the effect Of this
plaster, in Planting two American
black walnuls, we pat the plaster
to one and not to The other. lii"
former grew twice Us fast Is the
other. Last year We dug ahont
the roots OF the one to which no
plaster WAS pnt. and we threw liz
seven or eight Jumps Of plaster
among the roots: the trees are
now both Of the same size, and
though only four years old, are
16 or II feet high.-P. p. Italy, in
Tile Garden.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-11

Corn CANDY saw q re !Hest
for i recipe for corn candy in a
former number OF yonr paper. Ii
that is what is sometimes called
:'corn cake" the following is a
good recipe.
Prepare the moiasses candy.
viz: one cup OF SUGAR. one table
spoontu! Of vinegar. 4 piece Of
butter the size Of a wa!"iit ho'.
fifteen minutes. After the corn
is nicely popped. pick it over,
and remove ali kernels not popped.
then chop it rather fine. Take
Just enough Of the moi;ssscs 20
mix The corn thoroughly. Il Will
mix better il rather warm. P!l""
the mixture in Il pan TO the depth
Of about an inch place another
pun in this with heavy weight.
SO Us TO press the Germ nicely. |"
. few hours it will be quite hard
and can be cut into any desired
form. '-H0nsch0!I.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-11
Farm, Garden and Household.
+ Stable Door.

EDITOR SOUTHERN CCLT1vAToR.
In the experience Of many plan
ters, the stable door is nearly as
hard to keep in staEa quo, as the
farm-gate. To be strong and
durau!e, q stable door should be
made Of choice inch plank with
the battens put On the outside.
Cut the middle batten S or 10
inches longer than the width Of
the door that it may lap over the
door-post or lacing when the door
is closed. Drive a long, stout staple
crosswise into the door-post. leav-
ing about q inches out; and make
a mortiSe !ongthwise in the end
Of the middle batten to let tie
staple through when closing tie
door. .......
Fasten the door with a strong
wooden pin in the staple, and the
mule that is inside the stable w!!i
stay there until he is turned out.
H. may paw and bang all day
long but can 90 no damage. There
is 10 batten within reach OF his
hoots. 1t is on the outside, rend-
ering the door impregnable against
his heaviest attacks.
J. A. II.
Sumter County, S. c., DecemJ:r,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-11
To PREVENT CATTLE JUMPING

To PREVENT CATTLE JUMPING.
A correspondent Of the Vermont
Farmer thus describes all i'm
proved poke or jumping stick !;
First, put piece across the horns:
Tuen have Il piece Of hard wooo
board, one-half or three-iouEllS
inch thick and about three feet
lorg.-Have a mole inserted in the
bar across the horns in such It
way that when this bard WOOD
strip is inserted in it, running
ont over the back, as the animal
naturally carries its head, the rear
end will be Just free Of the back.
Drive three or four shingle mails.
ground sharp, into this end, lettin=
them come through thrcc-fouriI'>
Of an inch. so thai as soon rs th'
animal makes an effort TO ralS'
his head to jump the fence. The
nails will soundly prick his back.
and he will be apt to friSk his
tai! and start for some feed tia.
is easier to be obtained. F":
cheapneS< and durability tins ~
ranrement is uneQuaIled. Ii
weighs less than three pounds; 1t
is not in the way in travelling
around, and when the animal lies
down it is on one size, as II l.
natural for the animal to thro~
It's head opposite to tic side Il
lies.on When they are t',edi,,g il
is upright in the air. 1t will keep
the animal to which it IS applied
where he beIOnrS. sure.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-11
Post Office Box 1856. Apr. -, lily.
Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

TIE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
hand ! luIaSSortment Of the above approved
cases, Of different patterns, besides cofins
OF his OWE make, all Of which he is prepared
to furnish Il; very reasonable rates, with
promptaes> and despatch.
Persons deSirous Of having cases srn; by
railroad will have them sent free Of charge.
4 Hearse is always or hand and will be
furnished at the rate OF 80 per dar.
Thankful for past patronage. the sub
scriber respectfully asks for continuation
Of the same, and assures the public that
no effort on his part will be spar to oreuder
the utmost satisfaction.
4. [. CHAPMAN
Ncwberry s. c., July 81.
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49,

PlcKLED CABBAGE. Cat the
cabbage quite fine. ss!eavirg out
the hearts. and p1. from one pint
TO one quart Of salt to barre Of
cabbage. Sprinkle the salt in
layers while filing the barrel and
use . ponnder quite freely, so that
when filled Z nice plcli!ciS formed.
Place board on he cabbage and
lay on 4 weight so the pickle viii
cover the board in ten days or Il
fortnight it will be ready tor use.
Keep in the cellar. To he eaten
cold or fried IN 4 spider where
p3rl, has been cooked. aud !; little
vinegar poured over it.
y very nice way 10 prerarc
small jar Of cabbage for present
use is to cnt it very fine and cover
with cold, strong vinegar; then
add sugar until it tastes quite
sweet. and ground cinnamon un-
Il! it is quite pappery. Il S very
nice and will keep i long time.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-11
.NICkERSON House,
Columbia. S. c.,

This pleasantly locared Hotel, unsurpassed By
aay House il the Snuth io ccm tort and healthy
loca litr, is now open TO Tr.ve'erS and Others
seeking accommodation. Families can be fur
uished with nice, airy rooms ON reasoLatie
terms "a call is Solicited Ny omribus will
be IL the GtE5s2s thPoF
G@s SARAA J. WHSlZA
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Greenyii!e i Columbia Railroad.

Daily. Sundays excepted, conGectin with
Night Trains on South Caro;iua E.rOad. Up
and down. also with Trains going Moth al d
South on Charlotte. ColumJia and Augusta
Railroad, aud Wilmington, Columbia and At
pusta Railroad
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FOR THE
GREAT
INDUSTRIES
of the
UNITED STATES

130u Pages and
30 En- erayin gs,
printed i'll English
I'D German. Writ
ten by 90 Eminent
luthorS, iuc'uding
John z. Cough.
Ion. Leon Case,
:dward HOw!2rd.
icv +. FH:winHall,
'nilip Ripley, AL
Dert brisbane. Ho-
Co Greeley. +. b.
Pcrk Ms, etc etc.
This work il a
'nrlIlete history Of
i branches OF III
.uStrv, processes Of
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-11
The Newberry Hotel.
JORDAN P. POOL, Proprietor

This Hotel has undergone recent re"airS,
lnd i uow nlbr. comfortable an we'll "p
non.;ci h.a ever. With Il "cll-icp! table,
.lo.i rooms, attention 10 every want, ana
oh:jg;n- servants. the travelling public will
find it ali ihcy can ask for.
In addition there i u tir>t-claSs bar-room
yhcre The best Of wines. liquors and scgarl
cln be had, ana also billiard-r0om at
tachCd
The Livery stable belonging to the Hotel
is also vel supplied.
Sep. 23 It
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Charles Sumner, it IS said, lost
property wovtL $1,000 10 the H>
tjn TIE.
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PROFESSIONAL.
DE-. {. W. ARNEY
Fant's Liver REGULATOR

One Of the best preparations now before
the public. Hundreds Of testimonials can lie
shown Of its efficacy. Prepared after the
..os, approved formula especially for this
cl rr'r. and sod by
Feb. 7, eff. DIR S. F. FAINT.
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manufacture, ETC.. III all ages. IT is complete
.ncvc opeGia OF arts AID manufactures. aud is
he most entertaining ard valuable work of in-
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fired to the public. The Book is sold by agents,
who are making large sales in all parts of the
country. It is offtred at the low pr!ce of $3.50
aud is the cheapest book ever sold by sub. ~
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with til book. Our terms a!e LIBERAL. We give
our agents the exclusive ii; ol territury. One
Of our agents gold 13S copies eight days. anu-
ther sold 363 in two week.. Our agent III Hart
ford sold 337 in one week. Specimens OF the
work sent to agents on rreeil' Of stamp. Fer
circulars aud terms to ay,I:s. address he pubs
fishers. Sample copies Of this book 5 cni 10 auy
address on receipt OF price.
J.D. BURR & HYDE. Publishers.
Hartford, Conn, Chicago Ii CiEci"uati, Os:o,
Sept IS ly
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zn= TIE GREAT CAUSE
e OF
HUMAN MISERY.

! Lecture on tLe Nature, Treatment and
Ra iical cure OF Seminal Weakness, or Sper-
mAtocri G,, induced BY ScIt-Abu>e. lny0l-
untary Emissions Impotcucv, Nervous De-
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rally; Con>umntion. Epilepsy, and Fits;
Mental and Physical lncapaciiy, etc.-By
ROB. J. CCLEERWELL, u. D, Author OF
the Grrcn Book, cIc.
The worid-rcnowmc author. in this ad-
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be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and
radically. This lecture will prove boon to
thousands and thousands.
Sen; urdcr seal. in r plain envelope, to any
address, Oh receipt Of six cents, or Two post
age stamps, by addressing rhe publishers.
Also. DR.. CULTERWELL'S "Marriagc
Guide." price 50 cents.
Address the publishers.
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Sworn Return ofSales i'm 1871, Isl ,2C0,

53734 more thanthc uext highest number.
SO # the number OF sales be any criterion
OF merir, the Singer certainly bears the palm.
But this: is not all, though it IS sufficient, 70
convince the most. skeptical. Il is simple.
!ur:b!e, not liable 10 get out Of order, and
no lady VITO ever set her heart on a Singer
ever willingly changes it for any Other.
THE SINGER IS IRREPRESSEBLE
ard will take the lead while Sewing Machines
are used
Machines Of all styles of finish, extension
or non-rxren>ion rable, aud either for lisi:
or heavy work: supplied by :
w T. GAILLARD, Agent.
For Newherry aid Laureus Counties.
Oc: 2 40-3m.
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IElI' STiTIOIEIlI nOlSE,
z. z. STOKES
ENVELOPES
IN endless variety-a!l sizes, co!orS and quail:
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BLANK BOOKS

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OF cvery variety. Memorandum an1 Pass
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Bbnk<. Rrccip: Books, Note Bonk>
ARCHITECTS au,i DRACGHISMEN will
inl :: crinplr:c sock Of mtrcfia!S for their
a>c. D:rw;nr Pancr. in >h ctS am! rolls,
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Pu,rr. Pencils, Water C1Ior>, /" cakes and
boxes. Brushes. Ctavon>. Drawing Pens.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
Orcyery description; great variety Of con-
yeaient and useful articles for both Teachers
md Pupils.
ph0torrah Albums. Writing Dc>HS Port
rn!in:. Caba>, with boxes. and :; countless
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Also, most c!cganT stock Of Gnl1 Pens
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Goods.
Rack Buc, Tiolci and Carmine, Indeb'e
and Cnpving; Murih:@c: Chc>S and Back-
rummon MciI and b ,ar'iS: Visiting and Ned-
ding Cards. and everything usually kept in
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Which the subscriber intends this shall he.
He vii sill r.,n.inct his BiNDERf and
piANK BOOK MANUFACFORi and Pa
PFK.EULtNG ESTABLISHMENT. which
has been j., succrS>fil operation for over
;b;rtv wears in rhi< sia'e, and to which he
vii! continue 10 devote Ais own PERSONAL at
ten,ion. Hi srocI; viii! ne krpf up fn;l and
cornplc;c, and his prizes will he found always
reasonable AMI he hopes to have a share Of
patronage.
No,> 70 &-H OFpstsns SgUaiS UBsa
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COLU MBIA HOTE /
COLUMBIA, S. c.

YEIHE PROPRIETOR takes pleasure in an>
bouncing that this elegantly furnished
modarion OF guests. The cable will always
be supplied with every delicacy of the seas
sou-both from New York and Charleston
Markets. and no efforts will be spared 20
give perfect satisfaction, in every respect, 20
our patrons.
Jan1 WI. GORMAN.
The Placer herald., 1872-12-14
REGISTRY OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND
DEATHS.

The Political Code, that goes into effect at
noon January 1st, 1873, cont ,ins law re-
quiring registration of births, marriages
and deaths, to which we call the attention OF
ccrgymen, physicians and others who may
become liable for negecting to meet its re-
quirements. The law is as follows:
SIC. 3074. All persons who perform the
marriage ceremony must keep a registry OF
the time Of each marriage so celebrated, the
residence, the names i'll full, the place OF
birth, the age and condition Of each party,
and whether either party has ever been be-
lore married; if so, to whom, and whether
the person with whom such former marriage
was contracted is living or dead
1918. All physicians and professional
nidwives must keep registry at the time of
each birth at which they assist professionally.
the sex, race and color of the child, and the
names and residence of the parents.
307G. Physicians who have attended de-
ceased persons in their last sickness, clergy
men who have oificiaed at funeral, coroners
who hold inquests, and sections who have
buried deceased persons, must each keep "A
registry of the name, age, residence and time
Of death of such person.
3077 All persons registering births or
deaths must quarterly file with the County
Recorder certified copy Of their register.
All such certificates must specify as near as
may be ascertancd the name in full, age, oc-
cupation, term of residence in the city or
county, birth place, condition, whether single
or married, widow or widower, race, color
last place of residence, and cause Of death of
all decendenis.
3078. If at any birth no physician Or
midwife attends, The parents must make the
report.
3079 and so. Requires Recorder to keep
register and transmit certified abstracts to
State Board of Health.
3071. Provides a fee of twenty-five cents
to be paid the Recorder for registration of
each name.
30S2. Any person on whom duty is
imposed by this Chtpter who fails, nesiects,
on refuses to perform the same as herein re
quired, is liable to penalty Of fifty dollars,
to he recovered by the District Attorney OF
HE proper county for the use Of the General
Fund of such county
The Placer herald., 1872-12-14
Notice OF A53eSSrl MT.
PLACER GOLD MINING AND CANAL
COMPANY.-LocATIoN OF WORKS, pLA-
GER COUNTY, STATE OF CALI
FObNIA.
NO-ICE ls MEREBY GIYEN THAT I'M A

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting of the Trustees of said Company,
held on the Third (3d) day of December A. ID.
1872, an assessment of Twenty (20) cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock of said
company, payable Immediately in United States
gold coin, TO the Secretary at the Office
of the company, No. Al California street, san
Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on Monday, the Sixth (6th)
day of Januasy, A. ID. 1872, shall. be deemed
delinquent, and will be duly advertised for sale
at pub ic auction, and unless payment Shall be
made before viii be sold on
MONDAY THE 9th DAY OF JANUARY, A. d. 1873,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses of sale
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
GEO. w. II. KING,
Secretary.
OryIcs-4l1 California street, San Francisco.
California. [dec7-iw
The Placer herald., 1872-12-14
Notice to Taxpayers
OF Revenue District No. I, Placer County

\ HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED FROM TIE
L Auditor of Placer County the Duplicate AS
sessment Book for District No l. Placer county,
for the year IS ,, and hereby give notice that
all taxes will become delinquent on the first Mon
day in January A. ID. 1873, and that unless paid
prior thereto, five per cent will be added to the
amount thereof | will be at the following
places 70 receive taxes on the following dates
and days mentioned, either in person or by dep
uty for the purpose of receiving State, County,
Poll and other taxes:
NEWCASTLE-At Goodr.h's saloon Tues
day November 2G.
ROCK1 lN-At Exchange Saloon, Friday, No
yember %, Saturday 30; Wednesday, December
Is, Thursday, 10.
ROSEVILLE-At Branstetters saloon, Tues
day December 10, Wednesday II.
LINCOLN--At Gray y Patten's saloon, Tues
day December 3, Wednesday 1, Friday, 20, Sa!-
urday 21.
SlIERIDAN-At Robertson's saloon, Thurs
day, December 5.
OPHIR-At his Office, Wednesday, November
", Thursday %; Thursday December &C. Friday
II, Saturday 2S, Tuesday 81; Friday, January 3,
1878, Saturday 4.
JAMES MOORE,
Tax Collector for District No /.
Ophir, October 2S, 1872. no2-td
The Placer herald., 1872-12-14
Noticc to Taxpayers
OF Revenue District No. ., Placer County

I HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED FROM lhh
L Auditor of Placer County the Duplicate A.
sessment Book for District No. g. Placer Coun'l ,
for the year 1872, and hereby give notice tn'. .
all taxes will become delinquent on the His' IS
Monday in January A. d. 1873, and that uIi't, -
paid prior thereto, five per cent will be adieu ~
the amount thereof. | will be at the follows
places to receive taxes on the following ur-I.
and days mentioned, either in person or py .r u.r
uty, for the purpose of receiving State, ooun'''
Poll and other taxes
TAHOE CITY--At J. Is. Campbell's S'oi''
Friday November 80.
LAST CHANCE-At NJ Jansens store '"'
urday, November 30. ,r.os.
DAMASCUS-At II. X. Develey's store LUZ
day. December g.
IOWA HILL-At J. Is. Carders say, Tr,,
Wednesday, December H. Thursday o. anu
day 6.
YANKEE JINIS-At NJ B. Tubbs s'l0O-'
Monday, December 8. ,r.
FOREST HILL-At Fett & McDonneii, and
Tuesday, December 10, WEDNESDAY H.
Thursday II.
TODD'S VALLEY-At Phil. Hendie'
loon Friday, December 13. .sov.
BATH-At P. Simmons saloon' '''''''
December IA. ..r,s s,ore
MICHIGAN BLUFF-At c. F. Freitas We'd We'd.
Monday, December 16, Tuesday n,a1~K II aI@
nesdav is, JAMES McCOKMlTTns
Collector District No. ..old
Michigan Bluff, November 8. 1917
The Placer herald., 1872-12-14
(Coay Of Notice posted on The Claip.)

(tllg OF NnNce loateu on inc Nidinl.1
application for Patent to Nning Claim.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
y it may concern that an application has been
made by Amos s. Dubois, Alex. Sciiert, Henry
Broad and NJ. DodsvOrth IAN association Of
miners not incovpomted) TO the Government of
the United States Tor a patent 10 the following
described quartz mining claim, viz: known as
the Butcher Boy Quartz Mining Claim" sitU-
ated in Auburn Mining District, in Placer county
State Of California, being bounded 10y the Bell
and Cutting claim on the south and the Stephens
x Hamilton claim on the west, the Nina Kica
claim being the nearest claim on the north. and
the Conrad & Jackson being the nearest claim on
the east. Said Butcher Boy claim being 500 feet
in length along the vein or lode. and more par
ticularly described as follows, to-Nit: On sur
veyed public land, being IN township II north
range s east Mount Dablo base and meridian,
IN the district Of lands subject To sale ut th'
containing 51-l03 acres: described in the field
United States Land Office. Sacramento Cal and
notes %! survey thereof a5 follows: ,'auryey of
lode, ~ commencing at stake No. |, marked 'B
y, which is On the ledgeat west end of claim and
bears south IL, -, west, G.SJ chains from y W
corner of n l. a section II. township IL north
range s east, Mount Diablo base and meridian,
thence 690 l2.l2 chains along the line of
ledge to stake No. 2 and east end Of claim; var.
l6la' east ii 20 chains on this line is a min
ing shaft feet deep, with hosting wheel. At
95 chains is a mining shaft 80 feet deep" in
Guiding a strip of land on each side of said lode
and parallel Herewith of same length and $50
feet wide ON east side of ledge the same being
distinctly marked on the ground byposts erected
at the corners. Said claim being still more par
tcularly described in the diagram posted and
filed with said application; the location is not
entered in local mining records.
llpersons holding any adverse cl i'm thereto
are hereby required to present the same before
the Register and Receiver of the United States
Land Olice at Sacramento, California. within
sixty days from the frat day Of publishing and
posting hereof.
Dated, signed and posted October 5th. 1872.
AMOS S. DUBOIS,
ALIEN SEIFERT,
HENRY BROAD.
NJ. DODSWORTu,
BY D. W. SPEAR,
Attorney for said Applicants. Eoc19-om