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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-05
-aIocKAoLpERs' MEETINo.

mRRNOa GOLD HILL MINING
1 Company.-Location Of works, Gold HUI,
State Of Nevada. nj,
Notice lie hereby given that the Fitsl
Annual Meeting OF tho Stockholders OF tnli
Company will Be held at tho ONCE OF tne CON
pany, Room No. y Merchants Exchange bulio'
Ing, California street, San Francisco, Calliornls
on MONDAY, the 18th dayo July, =. D.; !o,z,
at the hour OF o'clock P.n. Transfer pooki
Will Be closed on Friday, the 18th Of July, q
n9 90 BY ofdeT; MARKS. Secretary.
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LOST.

rKRTIFIcATR OF DRposlT N THE
~ Agency Of the Bank Of California, Cold
Hill. No. N,&o&, dated March -, l6z1, fot &lltO,
dnvn In hynr Of JAMES TREhEWAN.,fay
meat ofths cana hm bean stopped, the
Under viii eonfar . fSyor By leaving Y q M
Bank or q this once. js3e 1Ws
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JUHTTCB MINING O0MP
FOR SALE.

a COMFORTABLE D wELLINGM
"a with four ooms, situated on Pioneer
street. near the Railroad. q ne nPpe.eIMS n,
soon. For further particulars .pply q .nS Doo'
and Shoe stocs Of sA!Ey IAN 81.
je4 ~
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Each Ticket win be composed OF Two Cou-
| pons, OF the value OF $2,5O each. which Coupon
| will cntitle the holder 10 admission to the Con.
Ger, and to one-half Of any Gin awarded TO said
| Ticket
Thc Concert and tho distribution Of the One
Thousand Gifts will take place at virginis Cry,
Nevada, on the 18th day OF August, 1917, under
the immediate superylsion OF tho Trustees, -
directed by the Act Of the Legislature authoriz-
ing the same. vE
~ One Hundred Thousand Tickets viii b
soli, frum the proceeds OF which $9o5.O0 In
Gold Coin Gifts win be returned TO tho holders
| OF Tickets,
The remainder. after deduc,ing the expenses,
will be disposed OF according to Section 3 oil the
Ac: authorizing the Concert, Is follows:
IAN moneys coming into the State Treasury
nom sources provided for In this Act, shall DC,
and the same Is hereby, set apart. and shall DC
constituted Q Special Fund. to DO known a. the
Insane Asylum Building Fund, and the state
Treasurer shall report to the Governor the full
amount received from said source nom time to
lime. and tho Governor shall report tho same to
the next Legislature" ,
The Drawing viii DO In public, and sonduetsd
In the same manner - that OF tho Mercantile
Library OF San Francisco, California.
The holders or Tickets to which Gifts arc
awarded, will present the sumo Immediately al
ter the Drawing 10 Wells, Fargo q Co. IreeS-
cts or coupons drawing gifts ctn DO collected
through Banking Houses or Welrt, Fargo
Co.'S Express. All communieations VII %
addressed to ID. L. BLANCHARD, Managcr, ~
Yir.inia City, Nevada. All orders for Tickets
wiif DO promptly attended to by ne Manager.
Tickets sent by mall or exprcsA, ~ directed;
Tickets arc good only to tho holders, ana wiz
be paid on presentation. -
That the Enterprise will be managed with n.
tegrity and responsibility, We VIII refer 70 sns
following prominent citizcns
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NFFICE oB THE CROWN POINT GOLD
" and Silver Mining Company. 4ls Calliornls
street, San Francisco. June Q, IA diTidspo
Of Three Dollars (e9 per share wal VII
day declared upon the capital stock OF tnis
The transfer books will DO closed on tho 10th
a Ia g cHAs. r. ELLIOT, Secretary.
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s~TocKHoLDERs' MEETING.

OFFICE oyERMAN SILVER MINING
u Company.-San Francisco, California, June
~, 1879. -Notice.-The regular ANIMAL meet
ing Of the Stockholders Of the Overman sllVet
the Company, Room No ! Express ,Building,
northeast corner OF California and Montgomery
streets, In this city. on THURSDAY, the iltn
day Of July next, at / O'Clock r. \. OF said Gay,
for the election OF Trustees to serve ior inc
seaa "a JHos. J.. OWENS, Secretary.
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TYPE. / II fos ..is u aS,sSass
q suk q dc doip HuL EExI oncs.
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NOTICE TO ~rAXPAYERs

Orv1oE OF THE COUNTY TRKAsUHER.
virginia. storey county, Oct. - ISM,
Notice lie hereby given that the State md
County, Taxes for the fiscal year 1871 arc now
due and payable at this once, and thsf Inc iSw
In regard to their collection will be strictly
enforced. II. A MCDONALD :
NEx-ofdcio Tax Receiver,
Ofnee-No. IS South B street. In once OF Wiz.
ginia and Gold HIN Water Company.
N. B. On all Taxes unpaid on the close OF
business on the 90th Of November, 1871 ten per
cent. delinquency viii be added oc2i ff
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THoS. G. TAYLOR, President.
q. W. HOPKINS, Secretary ~
Gold Hill. Juno %. 1871. ----L lc2
MEETING.

OFFICE OF BRLcHER SILVER MINING
~ Company, San francisco. April, %, lsI2:-
IN accordance with 0 resolution adopted o. Q
meeting OF the Board Of Trustees Of the Belcher
Silver Mining Company, held this day, Q special
meeting Of the stockholders OF taid Company 10
hereby called, the same to be held at tho ONCE
OF the Company, Hayward's Building, 4lg Caii-
fornia street, San Francisco, California, MON
DAY, the 2Oih day Of May, 1871, az 2 o'clock r.
n, to take into consideration and decide upon
the proposition TO increase the capital stock Of
said Company from one million and forty, thou.
sand dollars, divided into ten thousand four
hundred shares Of the par yalne Of, one hundred
dollars eaeh-the present capital atock.to ten
millions four hundred thousand dollars, divided
into one hundred and four Thousand shares Of
one hundred dollars each. H#H,# a.l
- JOHN FRY, A..
-saga" A. K. P. HARMON, b
J. DICKINSON, .s
r. F. MORROW,
BE. SHERWOOD,
sp25 I'd .a-r'fa trustees.
: Tho above meeting 10 adjourned till TUES
DAY, tho 18th day Of June, at the same hour
and place.
Tho above meeting Is adjourned TILL THURS
DAY, tho 18th day Of July, At the! saps hour
and Ulnc6. IN rENHLes EaA..a = JUL W
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MEETING.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the s~tockholders OF the Yellow Jacket Silver
Mining Company will be held at their ONCE.
Main Street, Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada,
on MONDAY, July is, A. D. 1872, At O'CLOCK
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

Tho above meeting Is adjourned till THURS
DAY, tho 18th day Of July, At the sape hou'
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

SEAL GEO. II. DANA, Clerk.
l~' BY J, II. AAnrIE, Deputy.
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I'd

; The above meeting is adjourned till TUES
DAY, tho 18th day OF june, at the a hour
and place.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT

On m ,Hs s s,dt"' ApoLpHUs WAITE, Register
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-09

DEATH OF WILLIE \. CRASE-One Of the
most remarkable cases Of complication of dis.
eases long suffering, sender care on the Par. Of
the parents, and accomplishing agony and sub.
lime patience on the part Of the little boy, now
happily relieved by death, was that Of Willie a,
Crane, son Of F. c. Crane, Of this city The lit.
tie sufferer was aged Z years, months and IS
days, on Thursday last, when he went into the
peaceful, happy sleep of death.
About the 10th of May last he was seized
with cerebro spinal mimigitis. After having
the peculiar torments incident to this disease for
two months, symptoms of pneumonia were added
to his Affections, and six weeks ago dropsy ap.
peared, in addition to paralysis of the entire left
SO . the arm, hand, leg and foot of that side be.
coming dead to all voluntary motion; and yet
with all these diseases, either of which was Of
fatal nature, he fingered and laugu;shed nearly
six long, weary months, never complaining,
never crying, never petuleut, and ever seemingly
anxious not to trouble his father nor his mother,
who during al, that time scarcely ever left his
bedside, nor went beyond the sound of his fee.
bic voice. The doctor attributes his long resis.
lance to those fatal maladies to the constant care
and tender watchiulness of the child mother,
through whose unfasgisg devotion he would
have still lived had it been possible by that
means to have saved him.
DR.. Godfrey attended him, and on several
occasions DR.. Dyer was called in to consult, and
nothing that medical skill or vigilant care could
accomplish was Left undone. He died as one
going to sleep.
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NANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Business generally has been rather quiet dur.
ing tie week The receipts of grain are gradually
growing less. and producers seem to haye de.
termined to hold while in hopes of prices
approaching little.
The money market is about the same as last
week, and the change is rather towards closer
market The bank. generally confne their &C.
commodations TO their regular customers.
In Chicago the marke. is reported active, and
the demand for loans is brisk, the greater de 8.
mand coming from the packers. who have com.
meneed making preparation for the fall and
winter business. The rate for money range from
~ per cent. per annum to per cent. per month.
In New York the market is reported active.
Money in good demand and ranges from per
cent. to Z per cent on call loans. Prime mercan.
tile paper short dates, 10 rated from 10 per cent
- Il per cent. per annum.
Gold has been active and steady during the
week. The premium has range from liz to
1925. The government sold $l,0O0,OOO at
1l25l TO ll2.56. The amount of bids aggrega.
ted over 81 100000, Of which one.half were fully
up to and over the market rate.
Government bonds are firm, and the demand
good. Prices are about the same as last week.
Ravens, McKinlay II Co. furnish the following
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FROM MARSEILLE6.

MARsErLLEs, Nov. 8, 1872.
There was no excitement in Marseilles over
the election. A very light vote was polled, and
great many democrats did not vote. The
judges and clerks of election were all rspubli.
cans. A great deal of dissatisfaction was ex-
pressed at the system of marking ballots.
The Rev. Jonas Green, rector of the Episco-
pal Church, will deliver an address this Sunday
evening upon his observations abroad, having
just returned from three months tour in Eu-
rope.
DIR. Wm. o. Ryan has returned from visit
in Indiana.
Mr. Putnam has almost recovered.
Clark's hall is being re-foored for the purpose
Of dancing during the winter.
MEETING OF Town TRUSTEES, Nov. 3d.
VIM. Richards appointed president pro tenn.
The matter of the Main street sewer was laid
over to next regular meeting.
The report OF the Street Commissioner from
Oct. Sth to Nov. I'd was presented, and, on mo-
tion, the same accepted.
The Clerk was instructed TO ascertain tho
owner Of lot So, in Clark and Underhills addi.
ton to Marseilles.
The Treasurer was instruced to pay 6 per
cent. on coupons over due.
The bill Of the Marselles Manufacturing Co.
was on motion, laid over to next regular meet.
ing for proof
The bill of T. G. Northup for police services on
day of special election was not allowed.
On motion, the follow ing bills were ordered
paid:
Street labor, 5 90 So
Judges of special election, 900
Clerks Of special election, 900
Blankets for calaboose, $50
Printing, 500
Lumber, 2139J
On motion, adjourned to Dec. eth. 1872.
NJ. A. MoREY, Clerk.
Mr.. Tousley, father of c. L. Tousley, proprie.
eto: OF the cutlery works, died on Tuesday eve.
ming
MARMED.-At Marseilles, on Monday, Nov.
4th, Mr.. Charles Collyer to Miss Susan NJ.
Sharks, by L. +. Clark. P. NJ Also, on Nov.
9Th, Mr.. Lewis Smith to Miss Lydia Swageer,
by T. F. Clark, z. NJ.
The horse disease has not as yet presented it.
self in M,rseilles.
The weather very fine. Trade moderate. But
little sickness. FIDEs.
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Elgin watch with the compliments Of the un.
lucky watch dealer licked jubilaut.y in the
pocket of the aforesaid Major, and everything is
as sweetly serene as though no election had been
held. "A prominent gentleman, who Is heavy
for Greeley, or was before the election, election
eered very industriousiy all day before the cleo
ton and until far into the evening, as we'll as
good chunk OF the next morning. He became
fatigued, and was put in his little bed. He slept
industriously to make up for the two nights that
he had lost before and the one he expected to
lose after election day should end. To make
up for these three nighte he slept all day on
Tuesday, the election day, and walked up on
Wednesday, and hunting up his tickets began
vigorously to labor in the good cause. He was
surprised that every one accepted his tickets,
bu: with puzzled sort Of air, and on going to
the Court House to vote he, too, became puzzled,
when informed that the election was entirely
over, and his mornings labor entirely lost.
That's why and how Greeley lost one vote .
Some time ago respected citizen, which his
name is Elias Trumbo, went to a funeral. While
there his horse broke loose and ran home, closely
followed by the buggy. The six barred gate was
closed. 1t stood six feet above the level of the
ground. Phil. G., a merchant of Ottawa, swears
he saw the horse leap the gate, and that the
buggy did likewise. Another gentleman Of
veracity saw the horse and buggy on the inside,
the gate shut and no damage done, and that was
only three seconds after the flying trapeze fea,
OF the said "hoss and kerridge." Trumbo, be.
ing duly eussed, thinks the above facts are facts
We have no opinion the subject The facts
are very confusing. We give it up.
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Another Old Citizen Dead.

LAWRENCE PIERGUE, gentleman we'll known
IN Ottawa, and 70 most Of the farmers of La
Sale county for over twenty-five years, died at
his residence in West Ottawa on Monday morn.
ing, or rather at II on Sunday, at midnight at
the age Of 81 years. His disease was a general
wearing out and breaking down Of the system
Chronic rheumatism for many years made his
life constant torture, and lie was almost glad
to be relieved by the peaceful sleep that knows
no waking to the miseries Of a cold world, and
the constant excruciating agony known only to
those who have suffered the torments of this
disease. Mr.. Piergue was native of Alsac,
France. In 1886 he enlisted in the French army
and was sent TO Africa on memorable campaign
where he remained until discharged seven Years
afterwards. he returned to his native place
was married and remained there two years, In
1916 be came 10 this country aud pitched his
tent at ottawa working at his trlde, that OF
baker, wherever and whenever he could. Being
an industrious aud a very frugal man he saved
his earnings until lie had acquired a very re.
spectacle property, among which was the brick
building on Main street, now occupied and own.
ed by J. l.. Piergue, who purchased it from his
father i few years ago. Mr.. Pergue was a very
exact man in al his dealings, neither giving nor
taking Iaorc than his due, a measure Of even
handed justice, we regret to say that is so scan..
lily filed by many Of our fellow men who fill
exalted positions in life. Mr.. Piergle was no.
mean nor stiugy. He knew how to give and
literally, VIXEN. charity required, but be never
gave ioolishly. A man of .esty temper, he was
full OF likes aud disiikes. lie loved his friends
and hated his enemies, and mos, bitterly, too.
He never spared his foe nor iorgo. his friend.
His funeral was attended by the French Benevo-
lent Society, Of Ottawa, and very large mum.
Der OF friends, and most appropriate remarks
Were made at his grave BY bis old friend and
neighbor, Mr.. Nitschelm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-09

SOME TEA.-On Monday morning last a
freight train passed through Ottawa on the c.
r. /. " 7. Road, direct from San Francisco,
composed of twenty seven car loads of TEA and
three of SILK This valuable freight had been
received from China delivered in vessels at
Frisco, and ives on its way to Chicago, Boston
and New York, each going direct from first named
city to its destination on time.
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Ottawa WnOicsaie Market.

As reported BY RIALE Bros Wholesale and Retail Grocers
No. La sale street.
Ottawa, Nov. 8, 1872.
Farmers very busy husking corn. No large
amount OF grain coming. We make our quota.
tons for cora and oats at about general gong
rates, except for feed, when u little bet.
ter price. are obtained Butter and eggs are in
good demand at fall prices. Low grade butter
no sale. Potatoes 35alOc-sooi ones bring 4Oc
readily. We make prices Ms follows
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GUARDIANS. SALE.
STATE or ILLINOIS,

STATE or ILLINOIS. H.
lNSNiIc CouNrY, ~ Nv virtue OF dprrCial order
OF the COUNTY tuurt Of said county cuclrd ~ the October
term ~ Ns OF sold 'ourt on tho application uf 'hc nader
signed Gun dian of Paula u. Shcrhnn John T., SNcchln, MI
chc. shrchan Edward Joseph Shechan minors. 10 soil the
following described real estate belonging to said minors SIT
uate IN the city of ottawa county ~ Sale and state OF
Illinois, TO WI! ihc undivided hall of lot one IN lioGs rtg
vour states Addition to the city of OTTAWA shall. on 70
Wit Monday the ID day of December A. ~ lS between The
hours Of Ooclock " and o'clock - y. of said day. sell
the SAID real estate ut public sale, the premises aforesaid
In the cry OF ottawa county of La Sale and state of Illinois,
to the highest aud best bidder.
The terms of sale will be cash In hand -
bridget SIlEEllAN.
Guardian of Paula u, Shcnhan ct al.
NJ. 7. MotcNY, Solicitor noy9-Sw
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THE ILLUSTRATED
CHRONOLOGICAL JOURNAL
VOLUME FlFTX-SIX, 1873.

2EStIENtE Or MIND is the central point around which
sal knowledge and ssLFKSowLKDeE the key to the Sci
ence OF Mind.
PARHNoLCGTis the demonstrable basic Of Mental Phil
osophy 1t shows how the dverstes of human character
and capacity are related to the laws heunverse harmon
lies the human being with the Divine ustfes the WAYS
OF God 10 man."
KNOW THYSELE"-snce tile Grecian sage inscribed
these immortal words on the Tenple Delphi the world has
struggled as revSr before towards solution the problems
human existence.
THE CORRELATION Of FORCES now an established
fact has furnished enduring basis for all the material sci
ences and brought each OF the tremendous powers of nature
-He' Lghi. Electricity, Magnetism and .it,actioa within
the domain OF law and order.
THE ORIGIN or RACES still earnestly discussed by Eth
ncogs is bringing light shadows OF the past and
cannot fail to interest the truth. seeker
THE ORIGIN OF LIFE, still more intricate problem ia
a'ey engaging the minds Of leading Psychologists
The results will be given in this JOURNAL.
PHYSIoLOGY AND PSTCROLOG Twill be prominept saa.
lures embracing the subjects of Soul Mind Bodily Strnc
lures and Functions, Social Relations Education Religions
CeeGs, Marriage Training OF Children, Criminal Jurispru
denCe, etc.
PHYSf0G NONY AND TENPERi NEVIS, Signs of Char.
acer Peculiares Of Organization ansmsons of Menra
and Bodily Qualities etc., given.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES all the teachings of sci.
ence and the marves Of art unless applied pefecng
selves and improving the 1t for this we live move
and have our being and to this result The PHREyoLoGIc,
JOURNAL will tend.
HAPPY HOMES are the retult Of normal education and
Development and life according the laws OF life These
are the symbols Of all that is good the life to Gomez and
the real Heaven on Earth
THE PHEENOLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR ISoH will
Keep with the marc Of events and while hodlnr
TO the good, VIII endeavor lead the public mind in MANY
things new and true.
Enthusiastically, at s. year, in advance Single NUN.
bers thirty cents. Clubs OF ten or more, s. each,
Address, S. R. WELLS Publisher
$50 Broadway, New York
- Single copies tor sale and subscriptions received by
0sman IL Hapeman, Ottawa, Illinois,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-09

DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will
cure . Cough in one. half the time necessary to
cure IL with any other medicine and it does It,
not by drying il up. but by removing the cause
--subduing the irritation aud healing the affect.
ed parts. For all cases of Laryngiti., Hoarse.
ness, Suppression or Loss OF Voice, Bronchitis,
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The Markets..
Ottawa quotations:

The rapid advance in freights as navigation
draws towards close has materially checked
operations in all kinds Of grain, and prices tend
downward. Wheat is "ha,d to carry" corn
dull, &c. Cattle are quite dull, and hogs and
sheep unchanged.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-09

Severe Chronic or Lingering Coughs, it will be
found to surpass any medicine that has ever be-
fore been offered to the public. Sold by Drug
gists. 622
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VALUABLE: :. .IE.--;cI;
PROPERTY FOR SALE

Attention Ia called to the sale by the uudcrsIued as admin
trator OF the esste OF Julius Avery deceased Of Lots AMI
o, b ock =, Green's Addt n to Ottawa.
The property situated desirable part city,
new dwelling house situated on The lots, containing
rooms bath room Sc, with MI the modern improvements.
sale to commence at south door the Court House
o'clock p W. on saturday. the 9th day Of November inst.
TkNMs cash. Oncthrd In six, and balance IN
twelve months with approved security Interest NJ six per
cent. on doictrd payments. GEO AVERY,
Novemher2. Administrator.
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Caira.O Market.

Chicago. Nov s.
Flour-Whit- winter extras, S7.50qS9 p
pring extras. $6'25 97.50.
Wheat-No. spring S,.15; No. . SI.OG
Clio.
ECorn-34c for No. /; 3l432] % for No. ? !:
rejected 29l5c.
Oats-2l g22l. FOR No. 2.
Rye-5l lac fer No. 2.
Barley-65c for No. 3.
Butter-25 26c for choice.
Eggs-22923.
Cattle-Choice steers S5.7586O0; medium to
fair S4.50a500; good to choice cows S2G0g. 400
common to fair $200G3OO.
Hogs-S43Og4.45.
New YORK Market.
New York, Nov. :.
Wheat-Prime spring S154.
Rye-S2c for western.
Oats-4Jg41l. cts for western.
Corn-Mixed western CD gG4c.
Lard-s33sgS1a cents.
#arrteD.
Esd, Mr.. NELS ANDERSON 10 Miss MARIA SOPHIA
HOFF, both of the town Of Mission
n. SPENCER, of Ottawa to Miss MINNIE PUGH, OF
EjieO.
October sist 1872, WALTER A. son of Frank E. and Fan.
ME G. King aged year, months and "a days.
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REFERENCES.

Marseilles: " ~ "a
A. TlLLOTsoN Secretary and Treasurer Of Marseies
MARCELLtS n. PITTS
JosHUA NORTON. of the firm of Brown Norton Paper
Manufacturers. '
PERC E, Secretary aud Treasurer of the Illinois Agri.
cultural Works
VIC. TlLLsON. Cashier First National Bank, Marseles
IL, sabscrptions received by GEO. n. CASH.
ne'" AT ouA"a' liHhols. noyg-tjanl