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acering itwith men, who are dsyotessoi
ecienoe. vhosslive Sos in 5he, foul, nd
heated air sof pollics. but in their
studies. opnmuni1s wish the, mighty
dead ID baoks,, trailing their minda in
the light Of the past and in the Disco
yeries and inventions OF the present
age, in order to apply tkem more wisely
and successfully to the great task
which they assume. Let US do
the same thing in behalf Of the
ooiored people who are here, anu
whose improvement and development in
knowledge and virtue every good Citizen
must wish 10 promote. The more highly
educated they are, the moro thoroughly y
indootrinated by good men in integrity,
virtue and honor, the better fitted they
will become to discharge the Offices of
good oitizenship, the better prepared
for the honorable positions of legislat.
crs, judges, and other responsible po-
sitions IN the service ct the State. We
should say, then. let Olaflin University,
or one ut some other point. be more
fnlly endowed and oficered for their
special use. Let it be made first class
institution, fully equal to all the de-
mands of the higher education. Let
steps be taken to recover the fund aris-
ing from the sale OF the land donated
by the United States Government for
the support of an agricultural college,
and which was appropriated to the use
of Olafiin, but which is now locked Up
and hypothecatsd in New York. This
is wholly practicable. and ia certainly
desirabls. scheme. It is plane upon
which the races can meet, yet without
collision, in honorable rivalry. with pre-
servation of good feeling, and with best
results to the State. We ought to be
done with the question Of races here.
Our people have deliberately accepted
the situation, and cordially accord to
the colored man all his rights and priv.
leges. But there is sensible way Of
doing things, one that will yield good
results and promote the happiness of
both races. There is another which is
wholly mpractioable-is, in fact. only
worthy of lanatics-and if it do not
produce collision of races. will inevita.
bly, plant the seeds of discomfort aud
disagreement in the hearts of both. We
would that our University Trustees
could see thingHin dispassionate light,
and not imprudently revive the question
OF color, nov that it has been consi.
dered dead and buried.
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Police rsPorted back the reports Of
Uhist Polics for mo nths OF tnIy and
Ausast g examined and !sand sorreos: 4.
Aiasrmsn syIsH &C o.rtSu. irpms,he GoumN
tes on Schools, reported 70 Council tKSt
he Wa not able 8to have the eoh6oi
opensd on the drss ID lmionday in Octobsr,
but that the school would be opened on
Thursday next.
The Committee on City Clock re-.
ported that it would be necessary to put
glass in the bell tower to protect the
men from the weather during the
winter. e -'v'"
On motion Of Alderman Taylor. the
chairman of the committee was in.
structed to put in the necessary glass
and stove.
motion. by Alderman Thompson,
to extenst the time for receiving bids for
new hospital until the regular meeting
on the second Tuesday in November, as
but one bid was presented, was, on
being put to vote, adopted.
On motion OF Alderman Taylor, the
Clerk was instructed to let esch party
desiring to put in bid take the plans
and specifications for Que day aud q
night.
On motion Of Alderman Lpwndes, the
petition Of Thomus P. Walker. which
had been referred TO the Board of
Health. was taken up to be disposed Of.
motion, by Alderman Lowndes,
that tho prayer of the petitioner be not
granted. WIS. on being put to vote,
adopted.
On motion OF Alderman Lowndes.
Council adjourned.
CHAS. BARNUM, City Clerk
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The CHANGERS At Work The farm.
ers' oranges in this State have taken q
step in the right direction. Forsyth
Grange has declared the cotton tax
levied 1865 6 7,8 oppressive and uncon .
stitutional, and that it is the dnty of
Congress to refnpd the money collected
by this tax to the producers. The
grange declares that it will bring the
matter before the State grange and thus
secure unity and concert of action when
Congress assemblies. We believe that if
the grangers will set to work between
this time and December they can secure
the passage of bill refunlin1 the tux
and restoring $50. 100000 to the i'm
poverished producers of the South. II
u little energy is displayed the Southern
oranges can got their Western brethren
to unite with them, and thus backed,
Congress will not dare to refuse com
pliance with their just demand. The
oranges c0nld not make more sigual
display Of their power than in this mat
ter. Ii they can force Congress to give
tardy justice to the South, it viii! psyo
the W ~ to the restoration Of farmers
rights in the West. Let this move
ment be made national affair on the
part Of the oranges and victory will be
certain.-Augustd Chronicle and Sentinel
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New Music Store.

S~A HAVE just opened choice
cIfN and select stock of MUSICAL
Vs@M MERGIHANDNIsE. IJ0ItIi o01sis,ing Of
TlkAo, nARMONICAs. FLUTES, FIFES,
Flageolottcs, Guitars. Yiolins, vioioncellos,
Contra Bass, Dobson's Patent Banjos, Tam.
borines. Music Stands, Violin Bows, Stringa.
dc. These goods wore sole cted by myself,
and are wsrrtDted.
Orders received for SHEET MUSIC, and
the same supplied once o week; also. for
PIANO and ORGAN TUNING.
Instruments repaired and Bows rehaired.
Terms STRICTLY CASH.
Sept II J.P. RAWLS.
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NERVOUS DEDILITY. A DEPRESSED, IR-
RrrABLE STATE OF MIND; WEAK, NERVOUS,
EXHAUSTED FEELING; NO ENERGY Oh AM
NATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK MEMORY,
OFTEN WITH DRBUIrATING, INVOLUNTARY
DISCHARGES. The eonse quenoe OF ex-
cesses. mental o9erwork or indiscretions.
This NERVOUS DKB1nITY finds SOVEREIGN
CURE in HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SpR-
cIFIc. No. %. It tones up the system,
arrests discharges, dispels the mental
gloom and despondency, and ri venates
the entire system; it is perfectly harmless
and q ways efficient. Price S5 for q pack.
age Of Ave boxes and q large So vial of
powder, which is important In old serious
cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by ALI
Druggists. or sent by mail on receipt of
price. Address HUMpanHYs' sSpEo1F1c
HOMEOPATHIC MEp1IoNR COMPANY, No.
562 broadway, N. Y. For sale by GE1oRR
q McGREaoR, Columbia, 8. @. Apl4 tH1y
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iTHsa O1acmps. 81 I i j; si q iresss W ssbds aips
nsgsyie sgsysa ita6s sxbib ibftioHas al fhfa
cisy; yestsYdsy:. 81 z and n =! nj: y it is |
nottoa much NJ 1 ,sssJ ss 3 hst iiits IL stsIssiy
first9!sss In every Ippects The eatrset
display Rss. nnsiof shs finest "a .hasa Z
ever seeD, and ashar closer visw; within
the tents Of animals and lth9 oirc1s, s,tbari-tt
fortnance fully SonA Aftaed ,ths o. eoods IN
preston derived Hon Tie sEsnd q parade.
The animals are ll.statslJ. ;in fias con-
dition and oleanly kept The aorobstio /!
feats were really msrvsIous. thsp Anim6ss
all spirited. sagaespns, aStlye=aeyen Ale
little dogs and mules disPis9iHnsgS Il wonder :,
full intelligence and moss sk;iilul, traic. 3.
ing. Evefypaft of this show shows ex-
pence. care. taste. talent and energy.
The music was excellent. ana the psr.
formance Of Mr.. Page on the oornet was
something most remarkable and delight
fui. The horse borne aloft infths air
was novelty in this region. II has
been many day since we have seen 10
satisfactory performances. &c
A CHANGE OF FASHION. The grand
October Openings" as they are called,
are now taking place, and all sensible
people will be glad to learn that q .".pio-
turesque simplicity is the highest rule.
Farbeiows and panie1s have vanished,
and the scanty plain robe olings to the
lovely figure inst about as close an it
ought to. The mass Of dead women's
hair is gone from the shapely head.
The long cramped feet are at ilact free to
rest their oorns sand banioas in -heellees
broad-soled beds OF ease. Even dis
plays of costly embroidery or jeweIrY
are forbidden. .1n Short, u" says q an
eminent fas!.:Saa5'e z:a:ssl.s55 ssls55TT ny Ivy,
true woman Of. ton will. endeavor this
fall, by the grace and simplicity Of her
attire, to show that her husband has
neither robbed bank, nor been the
leader Of ring" What relief, in
these money striDgeDcy times.
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INcEND1AR1sM On Friday night of
last week. the gin house of Mr.. ". q.
Ward, about seven miles from Camden,
was fired by an unknown party, and
about i25 pounds OF lint cotton burned.
Daniel Owens was shot by G. Smith
in rencontre at Mrs. McNeill's, noar
Gapway Church, Marion County. last
Monday.
A Yankee critic. speaking Of a very
tall actor, said, ''He's tall enough to act
In two parts"
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. & W. Q. Swafaeld-City Currency
John McKenzie-Speeial Notice.
G. Hamberg-Black Jack.
P. Csntweil--Onfon Sets. y tfS :
j. Aguew & Son. Greenbscks, etc.
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PENDLKToN oS TIE PANIC. Hon.
George Il. Pendiston made his first
speech In Ohio. in favor of the Demo.
cratic ticket. at Greeuviile, on Tuesday
lant In regard to the finnncial panic,
be Is reporLed to have said: ''If this
cntastrophe arises from the ulturnl and
inevitable reduction of values Incident
TO restoration of specie currency, then
let me ask you whether 1t would not
havs been better to meet sho crash with
the public debt nearly all pnitl, aud the
taxes reduced more than 500, 600, 900?
This WIS the greenback theory of 1867.
1t proposed to pay the bonds MS they
we're agreed to be paid It proposed to
pay them in legul tender notes. at the
To-day, tho Government does not pay
them. 1t buys them. 1t pays ten.
twelve, fifteen per cent. more than II
ought. Perhaps the law requires it.
Ii 80, it is Republican law"
DEATHs.-Ba,ney Huskey. highly
esteemed citizen of this County, died at
his home, few. days ago, after an ill.
ness of tweuty-fonr hours. He was
seventy five Years old. Jnmes Waldrip
died at hia home, in the lower part OF
this County. in the eighty sixth year Of
his age. Mrs. Davis, wife of John
Davis, Esq near Cross Anchor, droppt
dead at the table while eating. Rev.
Warren Drummond died ut his home,
near Woodfuffs, on Saturday last.
Richard Paris died. near Cherokee Ford,
few days ago. David Miller is dead
every one in Spnrtanbnrg County Knows
who David Miller is. A stranger to us
in 1882. when he first came. living the
life Of blameless man. when he died
his friends were without number. He
came to this place from Philadelphia.
Carolina Spartan.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-06

The Old Order Reversed.


4 Dsardless Youth Abducted by his
ARiancsd Bride.
We have often heard of elop-
ments, in which the gallant
youth, having won the heart Of
his divinity. but failed to secure
the assent of her obdurate parents
TO their union, has, 'twixt dewy
v and early Morn. stolen his in
tended bride away. and, OH the
wings of love, flown with her to
some favored spot where the
cruel sire could %interpose no OBJ
stacle to the contamination of
their wishes.
But in Dover We sometimes do
these things differently. The be-
trothal of Miss Clara Brister. of
this place-a young lady Of rare
accomplishments and generous
impulses-to Mr.. Eli E. Travis, of
Ragersville, has long been knox n
to many of her intimate friends.
l. ,st Thursday evening was the
time fixed for the nuptials. and
the bans were to be solempized at
the brides home. The trousseau
was ready. the guests invited, the
feast prepared. At this ritical
moment an unforse. en- impede
M ent arose. The groom lacked
two years of his majority, and the
written consent of the elder
Travis was necessary before a
license could be procured, and he
was a hundred miles from home.
The unwelcome intelligence was
communicated to the expectant
bride OF the W Of the wedding
day. The effect produced can be
better imagined than described.
Clara was too much a woman to
permit the postponement of so
Important an event for such
trivial cause. Promptly and firm
~ she announced her determina-
ton. She would take her adored
Eli and fly with him to a land
where licenses are unknown
where age is no check upon con-
nuhial felicity-where paternnl
interference is no bar to the hap
py commingling Of
1.-TWO souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one"
The trunks were soon packed,
everything got in readiness, and
Thursday mornings train bore
the anxious couple away to the
Smoky City. That night, we have
no doubt, under the divine sane
ton of a man Of God, a messenger
of peace on earth and good will
to men, the happy twain were
made one. and with arm locked
in arm--heart beating against
%heart-lip pressed to lip in fondest
embrace have ere this realized
the full fruition of welded bliss.
SO mote il be- Dover Ohio Re
porter.
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o r. ii e N Lev
CELEERATED
I < Z !
4 most Efficient and Pleasant Tonic.
The Best Liver Regulator known.
A sure Cure for Dyspep

GNHESE BITTERS ARE PREPARED
4 from the most -hoice and whole
some herbs and roott. and have given
universal satisfaction wherever tried,
Thousands OF nyspcptics have found re-
lief through their use, and physicians
recommend them tor the cure of all di-
scasrs OF the flood and liver, and irregu-
~laritics OF the digestive organs.
Headache, Billi0usnesS and COnstirpa-
ton, General Debility and Loss of Appe-
tite, all are caused by the arrangement
of the stomach, liver and other function
aries OF the system. The | X l. Bitters
have been successfully used and are war
ranted to alleviate the sufferer in all the
above cases.
Read Physicians Certificates attached
to each bottle.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A
BOTTLE IN THE HOUSE. Sold every.
where.
H. EPSTEIN & CO., Proprietors,
No. 51o Front street, San Francisco, Cal.
ml1l-3m
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Greal Autitrs.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF NEVADA
COUNTY OF EUREKA.

STATE OF NEvADA,(
COUNTY OF EUREKA.
SiIERIFF'S OFFICE,
ECREKA. New, April "a, 1881
This Is 10 CERTIFY THAT UNDER
i and by virtue OF an execution duly
issued out of the District Court of the
sixth judicial District. in n for the
County of Eureka, and state of Nevada.
upon Il Judgment rendered and docketed
i'll said Court, on the Third day of April,
A. II. 1873. in favor of =. H.. Wyman, as
plaintiff, and against ~. y. Moody n
Joseph Young, partners, unde the name
and style of Moody n Young, defend
ants, for the sum of eleven hundred and
tiff y-fivc n sS-lCU [. :. gold coin dollars,
with So lH-lW L. :. gOlC coin interest az
the rate of ten per cent per annum tlll
paid, together with s~eventy-two II 1910
dollars gold coin costs and disbursements
at the date of said Judgment, and accru-
costs. amounting to the sum OF twelve
hundred tnirty-thrce $3.50 dollars I'll 4.
gold coin, as appears TO us of record, to
the sheriff of Eureka County directed
and to me delivered.
|, John II. sullivan, Sheriff of Eureka
County, did in the IA required by
law, seize and levy upon. as the property
OF the defendants named in said writ, the
following described Personal Properly,
situated in the County of Eureka and
State of Nevada, t o wit
Nine mead OF horses, lOur wagons, i've
n One-half set of harness, n wagon
bed, one team saddle, m feed box, Iour
pair StretcllerS. three lead chains, three
pair double-trceS, one water barrel, eleven
horse blankets, one wagon tongue, n
small cnain, three bales hay, n pick
and one shovel, about three tons more or
less of fire rock, II stable situated and
being on the O'Neil survey and west of
tho Robbins furnace. said property hav-
ing been attached on the DIST day of
March, \. ID. 1873, by virtue of a wriJ of
attachment issued out of the above
named Court at the instance Of said
plaintiff.
And ! will sell said Personal Property
as aforesaid, at the Mammoth Stable, in
the town of Eureka, III said County, on
Monday, the 5th Day OF May,
a, d. 1878, between the holrs of 9 o'clock
A.. NJ. and 5 o'clock p. NJ, to wit at II
O'Clock Nj. of said day.
The sale of sand Personal Property will
include all the right, title and interest
OF said defendants in and TO the same
when said judgment became n lien there
on, to wit the third day of April, A. d.
1873, and alsoa III their right, title and in
terrst to tho same acquired since then.
Terms of sale. cash.
JOHN ID. SULLIVAN,
ap2j-lod Sheriff of Eureka County.
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COMPULSORY EDUCATION.
"HE PEOPLE OF THE STANE OF
NEVADA renreSn.Itod in Snnatn am

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Assa,nb1v 40 on5nt &c toIIous "N"
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tno, shau d. rn, ",u +,"i
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Shar No ~ S,s 80 No." IN" ah;ii
- ahiIIrSn ' IA
tnndnncn h, tbo TonrS ~ $3.50 AZ
go 80 ,Lo sobanl distr;a. ~ nrh;nh -
arsntsnr g,,a riians rnsidn Nm i+s ha.
~ shou. n ~ ,hair satista, ~, :, IL,
h hs w - n;nn W. -
or childran hos Noon sunh o " ~ ,ra,nnt
he or bar orthoir at.nrdo 80 ~ Nm Nv
nnn,iontao ~ "1,. 80
~. - orha S.Iua IA ny Ruiiou !,
a unl W. :, 49, 49, ~ ~ ~ ar
sucT Two 49, o. ~ - ann ~
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prirnd ;b.o rJiun ~, s - y,
tanrht in tbn nuhi;o SnhnoI nrartia5 -
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nnr 80 - " cry
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49,, 49, ~ :, 80 ~ sctlooi
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MpIuhs III oeprfnancr IN eacn year. c
snhnnI t.rrLt nIncifI, OH l"IiIt
81 ali ohiirn, . - i ~
800 ha.".n - y uIs
49, eomt'ii II "Sts ~ .lSllt anu Iout-
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Hl"it :. ny uutN ol IL pilhclpal Oh
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b'tt w nv u " III ItIStCt vi
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mnu, rh ~ GS - Pr. 'ons
nr ~ NJ ei1i "pp.ar AT !np
49, -, Eoha 80 1r,n"o htbttils, otic
rant oorJinn $50 lit any pa.
80. Whoi P'is,ii having
Snalse or c1h.Iol o. an! chllu or emil
IL 100 o e".il4H WIN
sho PtonistoHe VI n. &C. th% ho1To
s," a- - 0iiahu ~ pc nl"ue upon
for ~ pa,nI,' et.tui"i' oi o'ner person
=. - Va II l"il"'tS A'iSIlldl'er
pio.i"eu Mn.i' ~ SUI Ptitiii, GUAR
uiai' ~ o'nei tcisol, >uatl h,slect or
aFtunCto p"s tne SaHle mithlh hNg Gays
~ u Hn"nlnS oi salu uClllanu, tnc
10 Ia i'aintI P~locvtulhEs IN
.ne nau'c - eu, scilool ulstIlcl, ior thc
hofore ~ - ~ triH'r,pi iloNi utu'
Wv a"n 1880 ~ 'Ht ICdcr IN lne
to"nsilpih Mhich saiu ScnOol dlStrlct Is
l1caten OH 'nere should he no Justice
Va NV l ~. ah'ieIn, 'hbh oelore tEe
nonrty =" 'he
county.
Sctt.oI .. Guy parent, Guaruian, Or
"nci PotSpl' naNInS coHtloI ana charge
VI any eni,u W ciilurch, iaiilhG 70 com,
tpt' 4 u pfuN is,ons % us -Acl. shall
un i.a1.U ~ noV us man e'o nor
iInsS tban Sim ~ ~ ms oiiVnsr, Tor
sononI 80, aon ..l". ~ 4oI the
s I'm y .aclt Subsequent oHehSe, be
C o. : ~ ool.rc.ion;
w. sn,in "a "heltNel II shail appearto
atru ,tlaslac'ioa "a me Eoafd OF Schooi
lit.o.",h - any sot'o. uIs'rlct III lhls
!" tGIaiei., ~ualuIahS, orolheT
PERSONS, having cohtrol n charge OF
az! my ~ cilluIen III attendance
a anncnrda :, 4 c p"U III stiho"i q. SHcn diStTlct in
ae.oiuaucn MN the PROVISIONS OF tins
80 u unaoae 70 procure siitabic books
:, shn w aueIl GNU orc!iidreh'
nron,rn or u"ta % such Ioaru t,G
rrhjId or cbiri,an !, laooui.u IoI such
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TO
NEW REM DIES! NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIB5OrJ'S

NO. 62} KEARNEY STREET, ~
~ corner Commercial, San feI
Francisco. Private entrance on EaA~ z
Commercial street. Established NsNEss}
in 1854, for the treatment of SeXu- V.aEsxp
al and cminal Disease, such as GonOrr.
hea, elect, structure, syphilis in al! its
forms, Seminal Weakness, lmpotency,
etc., etc. Skin diseases of years standing,
and liberated Legs, etc., successfully
treated.
DIR. GIBBON has the pleasure of IN.
nouncing that he has returned rom Wis.,
ting the principal Hospitals of Europe,
and has resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neithertime mol
none in seeking out new remedies, and
has returned witt increased facilities for
the alienation of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence
of Selt-abuSc. This solitary vice, or de-
PRAYED sexual indulgence, is practlced by
the yodth of both sexes to an almost un-
limited extent, producing with unerring
certainty the following train of morbid
symptoms, unless combated by scientific
medical measures, viz: SallOW cOunten-
ance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in
the head, ringing in the ears, noise like
the ruStlinG OF leaves or rafting of chart.
los, uncaSineSS about the DIN weakness
Of the limbs, confused vision, blunted in
~tellect, loss of confidence, diilidence in APP
preaching strangers, q dislike to form
new acquaintance, q disposition to ShuD
society, loss of m mory, pimplcS and va
ciouse ruptions about the face, hectic
Pushes, turred tongue, fntid breath,
coughs, consumption, night sweats, mo-
nOmania, and frequently insanity. If re-
lief be not obtained, YOU should apply I'm
mcdiately, either in person or by letter
and have a cure effected by his new INC
scientific mode OF treating this disease,
which never fails OF efTecting a quick INC
radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED
AT HOME, by addressing a letter to DIR.
GIBBOS stating case, ylnptOmS, length
of time the disease has continued, and
have medicine promptly forwarded, free
from damage and curiosity, to any part
0fthe country, witt tull and plain direc-
ions for use, by i%nclOSing $40 in coin in a
registered letter through the Postoflice, or
through Wells, Fargo * Co.
y package of medicine will be onward
e. W EXpresStOany part of the Union.
! .rsOnS wrItingtOtne Doctor will please
state the name ofthe paper they see this
advertisementin in.
All communications strictly coniden.
tial.
Address, DIR. j.. f. GIBBON.
Box 1857, San Francisco California,
fet-ly
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NOTICE OF ASSFSsMrr,

DHENlX SILVER MINNIE ~
NY. Location of wow. " y
Mining District, Eureka Copn,s' y y
Nevada. eouH'!, n
Notice is hereby given, tha, a.,
Ing OF the Eoard of Trustees bo "a !.
10th day OF April, ls,S. an e. .
tNo lO) of twenty five cen,s ",ssa
was levied upon the capital s,d pi
corporation. payable imm s.Vta
United states gold and ,ilvS, y,
the Secretary, at the flee nt Nv "
pany, room Is Hayward's Tuilti ,ue
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said o,so,,
shall remain unpaid on The " ~, !
May. 1873, will be delinoneni Nv
vertised for sale at pubic a n,' |, al
unless payment is made betora "
sold on the nth day of June, ia \
the delinquent assessment, tnre s !,
cOsts of advertising and eNpen,es =;
DO order of the Directors
JOSEPH MAGUIRF seers,..
.Omce-Room u, Hayward,s Tua
No. 4lS California street, San Frau
California.
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For Sale or to Rent,

FOR SALE OR TO RENT, A FINE
L Dwelling house situated between
Ruel and Spring streets. a short distance
above the Episcopal Church. containing
four rooms, buttery, store-room, clothes
press, well and sink, all under cover, and
conveniently arranged. II will be sold
at cost, or two of the rooms will be
leased at reasonable rates to a suitable
tenant. Apply to
m2stf FRANK rEDERCOyYR
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Dissolution of Copartnersh

TIME COMPREHENSIVE HE1
fore existing between Isaac 4
son and George Young, in the GuI
business. is this day dissolved by d
consent. George Young will col
the business at the old stand, in 4
yer Brick Building, collect all nj
due, and pay all bills against the 4
ISAAC Phillips
GEORGE YOUNG
Eureka, APRIL /, 1873.