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The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

demand increased mail facilities from Shas.
ia to Fall River and contiguous Valleys
and daily line of stages from Shasta via
French Gulch and Fort Jones, to Yreka
and We request our Representatives in
Congress and the Legislature to use their
best efforts to obtain the same.
Nominations being next in order, Ru.
dolph Klotz was placed in nomination fol-
the Assembly, and declared the nominee
by reclamation.
s. Hull for Sheriff, VIM. H. Bickford
for Clerk, j. VanSchaick tor Treasurer
Clay ". Taylor for District Attorney, Will
liam thompson for Assessor, J. W. Brack
EFT for Superintendent of Public Instruc
ton and @. N. Adkins for County Survey
or, were nominated by reclamation.
For Coroner and Public Administrator
D. Lynch, D. j. Gwinn, John Schiller aud
H. Prackle were placed before the Con
vention
First ballot resulted John Schiller 8
D. Lynch IL, H. Prack!e Ia, D. j. Gwinr
Is. No choice. The names of II. Prackl'
and John Schiller are Withdrawn.
Second ballot resulted D. Lynch 8
D. J. Gwinn IS. II. Prackle 2, whole mum
Der votes cast As, necessary to choice %
D. J. Gwinn's nomination was made
unanimous.
On motion the chair appointed the fol
lowing as the Central Committee
J. VanSchaick, A. Cusick, S. F. South
ern, C. H. Manning, Aaron Fender, D. F
Lack, ]. F. Bedford and Jos. Simpson.
Executive Committee-J. VanSchaick
Chas. Boell and VIM. II. Bickford. Con
vention adjourned.
District Convention-The Delegates o.
Supervisor District met after the adjourn
ment of County Convention.
Ben. Oliver and o. P. Woodward were
placed in nomination.; Ben. Oliver received
6 votes Woodward 8; Nomination of Oil
yer made unanimous.
John Forster nominated for Roadmaste
by reclamation. Convention adjourned.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05
BRIEF MENTION.

Two stage lines are now running between
Rcdding and Adm.
A few days ago, John Raypor's wagon
upset near Whiskytown aud spilled out
John and j. NJ Allen. John escaped
without injury, but Allen was considerably
hurt.
In cnumcrating the candidates last week
we inadvertently omitted the name of VIM
Thompson who was nominated for the Of
fee of Assessor by reclamation.
l.. X. Grim, went up to Hatchet Greek
last week, and caught 275 trout. L. K
has the reputation of being the champion
fisherman of the County.
Thanks to Captain Charles Anderson tor
q dozen Sodas.
d. b. Anderson is in town, after an al.
ssnce of several years, looking and feeling
we'll.
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DEMOCRATIC COUN.
TY CONVENTION.

Pursuant to call the Convention met al
the Court House, on the Goth of Juno, q,
ii o'clock a. NJ. and organized by electins
Jos. Simpson. Chairman, and j. +. Bed
ford, Secretary.
The Committee on credentials report
the following as entitled to seats as dele
gates
3hasta-Z. Bullock, NJ. Ratchford, NJ
Welsh, ii. Prackle and Fred Book.
Rcdding-Ben. Oliver and VIM. Red
iker.
Whisky Creek-R. B. Ketchum and R.
NJ. Williamson.
French Gulch-A. Cusick, b. Garland
and Kenton Sevedge.
Dog Creek-Robert Pitt and Jas. Buff
fun, CA. R. Andrews proxy.)
Fort Crook-A Murdoch and G. Fl
Manning.
Burney VaIley-Sam'l. Gordon &C. II
Manning proxy.)
Round Mouutaiu-Aaron Fender and
A. Ode
Buckeye-W. T. Hiatt, j. F. Robinson
Hiatt proxy) Geo. J. Heath, d. c.
johnson, Heath proxy
Millville-R. +. Allen, r. F. Martin
David King and H. Anklin, (J.M. Vim
mer proxies.)
Straightforward. Lang, j. r. Fallen
James NJ. King and j. NJ. WINNER, q
NJ. WINNER three proxies.)
Texas SpEings-Patrick Wynne. john
Price and J. T. Bedford.
Horsetown-A. Letter AMI l.. Terrier
Igo-Jos Simpson and G. F. McPher
sou.
Eagle Creck-J. Jamison aud John
Stuck, (Jamison proxy
Arbuckle-Thos Clark, VIM. Sulli, az
and ID. D. Mapping, (Clark proxy
Committee on Resolutions report the
following:
Resolved, That we array ourselves against
"Credit Mobilier," "Contract and Finance,
and all corrupt rings, which are eating out
tho substance of our people, and sappinG
the virtue of the Republic; and that we
condemn Congress corrupted by them aud
an Administration which has strengthened
and encouraged them by the endorsement,
of a Colfax and the appointment ola Bing.
ham.
Resolved, That We condemn the "Back
Pay Grab" and the Congressman who voted
Cor, and the Executive who approved it.
Resolved, That the aggressive strides Of
"Associated Capital must be stayed, and
that we endorse and sustain the Executive
Of this State in his efforts in that direction
Resolved, That we are opposed to the
appropriation of the Public Lands or money
to substitute private Corporations.
Resolved, That wo demand from.. the Leg
islatuse Of this State the exercise of the
power with which We believe it vested, Of
controlling the rates Of freigbts aud fares
on our Railroads, and fully apl rove Of the
provisions Of the Measure introduced in
the last Legislature known as the "Freemau
Bill"
Resolved, That the immigration Of Chi
nese and Asiatics to our shores is serious
evil, full of disastrous consequences to the
present aud future of our country, and thai
we are in favor of the abrogation or al
teratlon Of the existing Treaty with China
and that we demand such legislation, State
and National, as shall discourage and pre-
vent their further immigration, and free nj
Of the evil OF their presence.
Resolved, That the wants of the People
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NEW FIRM.-By reference to their no

NEW FIRM.-By reference to their no.
tice, it will be seen that Charles Boell and
Henry Blumb, have formed co partner.
ship and will hereafter conduct the Bakery
and Saloon business under the name and
style of Charles Boell & Co. The Bakery
has long been popular establishment, and
we wish the new firm abundant success in
the future.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

THE FoURTH.-As we 60 to press on
the afternoon of the glorious Fourth Of
July, our town does not present very
lively appearance, but the flags and banners
left waving by Captain Anderson indicates
that the glories Of the "day we celebrate
are not entirely forgotten. Many of our
people have gone to celebrate at Redding,
and from the amount Of preparations made
by the citizens of that place, the demon
stration there will certainly prove big
thing in honor of the Nations birthday
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

COPPER ORE.-L. NJ Peck, who is
prospecting the Silver City Copper ledge
in this county, came into town on Thurs
day with some very rich specimens of ore.
The ledge is 60 feet wide and the ore assays
from IS to 80 per cent copper. A shaft
has been sunk on the ledge Is feet
Twenty four sacks of the ore was shipped
to San Francisco this week.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

COMPLIMENTARY acknowledge
the receipt from Mr. Swain, conductor on
the Oregon 4 California Railroad. of a
couple of tickets for an excursion from
Reddine to Cottonwood and back on the
4th OF July.
We also return thanks to S. W. Crofton
for ticket to the grand Fourth of July
Ball at Redding.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

IRON ORE.-From |. B. Potter we learn
that all the tests that have been made on
the orc taken from Iron Mountain lin this
County, has been highly satisfactory. A
wealthy company are organizing to open
the mine, and the managers of the c. P.
have given assurance that the road shall
be extended up as high as Flat Greek
within year.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

SCHOOL TRUsrEEs.-Attoruey Gener-
al Love decides that the ballots prescribed
BY the Code is not required in the election
Of School Trustees, but is necessary in 70
ting School Tax. As that is the decis
ion, it will have to be observed, even if II
is a mutonhead's opinion.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

MoDocs Judge Steele has made ar
engagements With Colonel E. J. Lewis Of
Red Bluff to have the latter assist in the
defense of the Modocs at the court martial
which is to be heldat Fort klamath short.
". 1t is understood that the Indians will
be given an impartial trial and that The
causes that led to the war will be carefully
investigated.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

OUT.-Our friend Bailey, Of Lower So
da Springs, is out and injured. A few
days since bear killed one of his sheep
To get even on the bear, Bailey put strych.
nine in the carcass. He hasn't heard Of
the bear since. His grief however over
the death OF his favorite dog which occur.
ed the same day on which he "saltcd" the
mutton for the hear was very poignant.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

Some idiotic papers continue to harp
about George G. Gorham being a candi.
date for U. S. Senate from this State
Gorham is not been, candidate for that
position, and is not likely to come into the
State until after the adjournment Of the
next Congress.-Sacramento Bee.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

Judge W H. Cooley and R. B. Rhett,
of the New Orleans Picayune, fought q
duel July LIST, in the State Of Mississippi,
using double barrelled shotguns, Mt forty
PAGES. Cooley was shot through the heart
and killed on the second fire. Rhett was
uniDjured.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05
RIEn

At the residence of G. F. Mcpherson at Piety
Hill, July 3rd, Mr.. A. Whitsbread to Miss Cole
man.
At Rsddng, June 18th, by Rev. R. Graves, Mr..
William Frederick Junkans to Miss Matte Todd.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

CATHOLIC CHURcu.-Rev. Father
Coleman will hold Divine service at the
Catholic. Church, Shasta, on Sunday the
18th instant.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

One of the first laws to be passed by the
next Legislature should be no-fence law
San Francisco Chronicle.
1t is evident that the opponents Of the
present fence law will make desperate
effort to secure the enactment of general
no fence law. Such law would ruin such
counties as Shasta, Trinity, Del. Note
klamath, Siskiyou, Lassen, Plumas, &c.
and their voters should see that no man is
telected to represent them in the I.egisl,
ure who is not sound in his opposition to
the repeal of the present fence law. Lei
the peoble look we'll to their interests in
this matter.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

BONNe
At the Tower House, June-1S73, to the wit
Of A. Cusick, Son.
In Shasta, July LIST, to the wife Of Joseph We'll
Daughter.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05
NOMINATIONS,

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
For the Assembly,
JOSEPH ISAACS.
For Sheriff,
VIM. JACKSON.
For Clerk,
L. SCOTT,
For Treasurer,
JOHN y.SC0TT.
For District Attorney,
CLAY ". TAYLOR.
For Assessor,
JAMES LEARY.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
L. X. GRIM.
For Coroner and Administrator.
W. P. HARTMANN,
For Supervisor-lst District
g. G. SCHROTER.
TOWNSHIP NO. I.
For Justice ofthe Peace,
GEORGE r. KNOX.
For Constable,
o. S. H0LT0N.
For Roadmaster,
L. T.. CROKER.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

Too Hor.-Of course We would not dis
parage the motives which prompted the
"men of rs" to declare the Independence
of these colonies" bat if the necessities
of the situation had not been too urgent,
We have often thought, when sweltering in
the torrid anniversary atmosphere causing
the murcury to mark 200, or more. that
those patriotic gentlemen, who according
to their own admission had long borne the
insolence and oppression of the Mother
Country, would have endeared themselves
still more to their "posterity forever" il
they had exercised little more patience
and postponed that war-like declaration
until the Autumn of 1776, or until such
season OF the year as would justify their
descendants in making little anniversary
stir without danger of death by sun-stroke
or illness from excessive Precipitation.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05
SHASTA RESTAURANT.

REDD1NG, CALIFORNIA.
CHARLES LEROY Proprietor.
Meal, at all hours of the day and night. Table
will always be supplied with the very best the
market from Shasta to San Francisco will afford
Also, Bakery department will be attached to the
establishment aud fresh Bread and cakes OF ali
kinds will be supplied at reasonable prices.
Private dining room for ladies and families when
desired, and best attendance.
The bar always supplied with best Of Wines
Liquors and Cigars.
1 also have the Agency for the San Francisco
Steam Soda, (Siphon Corked bottle) Factory.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-07-05

TVHE PRopRIEToRs RESPECTFULLY
announce to their friends and the public gen.
orally that they have opened their new Hotel and
have furnished the establishment throughout with
new SPRING BEDS Of the latest style. The par
lor and rooms are large and well ventilated.
TIL E T A BIZ E
will always be supplied with everything the mar
ket affords and every possible attention will be
paid to the wants of guests and no pains spared
to render them comfortable.
At the II a r.
None but the best brands of Wines, Liquors and
Cigars will be dispensed to whoever comes in and
takes g. 40 drops"
@- The Oregon 4 California STAGES ar
rive and depart daily from this Hotel. 33tf
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CANCELLATi0N or BOND,

STITR "F Louisiana }
EXe"Utlvr HrriTtu..u:.
New on leans, January -. I.:j.
Ts~HFREAS APPLICATIONS HAS EftN :iNnH
W tome fDI the Ca!"eatpn OF the Off ial b"u'.a e:
Hubert BOnzauu as Administrator Of Assessments
tn. civ OF New Orleans, to wit: Inc bond dated
AplII |, 1870. III the sum -; fE5tUh. signed b" II.
BunzLuo .. principal. and john Armstrong and
C.ri.tIan Schneider surcti,s. ill.,, said benz
beng conditioned Tor the faithful performance
IL. said H. b, ztuo Ot hIs duties as AdHl.I -.
tor ~ Assessments aforesaid; and
Nn'rcaP. Application! has been made 20 m' f.:
the cancellation of the official bpn,'- of Huber
buu2an0, as Administrator OF ASS ssmrn's ~ 51.'
ct. OF New Orleans, to " Z: 4 bond GATED F"brus
aIN ~, 1871, in the sum OF A25 900, signed by II.
E0nzanr principal. and Christian Schneider and
CuthbtIt H. SiOComb as srurties, tn" aid bond ''.o
ing ikeVa., cOudit ourd Tor thu faithful pcT:"TIs,
aucc by said Il. Bou2ano Of hi. duties a. Aum,u.-.
traitor of Assessments aforesaid Notice - b.'Tsbg
given to all ,crsOls iHt"rcBt"d in said oGuas
to file their object DuB 80 tn" ca. e" Hat ion The
in writing, in the office Of the SECRETARY Of S.sls
within ninety days after the las: pHh.!c... -:
hereof.
Given tn,i.- nv hand and t'e seal OF the S?s....
tins tweu' cfth day Of January A. y. lH.3 -. 4
of the Independence OF tLr Unite State. tie Like.
T. seventh.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
Ev fhe Governor:
SllLIAS NH"Ks,
Assistant Secretary Of STATE. 'a''
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Instruction. to Bidder. md Postmaster,
IUutaiiIIu. 50 conditions TO o. il'nTI .rTa''!
:.- contracts 20 the extent Ia" DepaGtIil~I
NAV 'ic'iu ,.IDfrT.

IUutaiiIIu. asI conditions TO ~ i!'uT oTa''| III
the contracts 20 the extent Ia" Department
may deem ,!oiri.
l. Seven minutes .'iowed to Zach uterine
d.r" Office, when not G!!!.I" 80 81. cited. 20! -
s..ttiur The In..i.
On roil'rs where Tie mode "f cru"eva''" a''-
u-t %: Z III. I."iai gems OF the = s."'," D.
rar'u.a: also ,"s'"li.ce blanks, uaI' b'.-. ."'-
and arr. q. 10 be conveyed. without rHt.a
c.thr
q. Way !.'!-' o. rec: ;r's prepared hT i"s'ila-
t"c- otlr- agents .! .nc Depai tn"nt. ~. A..
coImI,env ;ue mails. specifying III" ntr"t AZ 4!
destination. Of I'll. several bags :" - -" cd -
'l' "-I, i-i"r-. :" insure regularity !. .iir ""'-
o. bag. AID pouches.
:. \" pax 81. -" mad" for :r!y- not p"Ti":i' II,
and Tor "a"h Il .Ic!. --ipEs Il I no iGIHrr ~
=. !c a!l a. -" :o.t, actor o. "-rt '.
'hI"" times the pay II the. m? S.l h' deducted
- '!EalS 80 TAR IL ind time o break c"H'!t'-
ton with depending H4,I,-, and 1T sun"l"Ht, =
'u-rl f,ur'l the "uIr-.>t' 90 70. the t!ii' :
-Uije. ~ forfeiture. 70: repeated l-l!uq lcI".'
"t n" klUi herein specified enlarged pcna lies.
rruportIrEed t" IL. nature thereof and tie -
! p".tG,Ic" OF TIE MAJ. NAV h- rad..
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1873

There are also many young men, recently
arrived here. whose capital in life
consists largely in their integrity,
business capacity and energy. most of
whom are actively engaged in lucrative
employment. Both OF these classes are
vel! represented in the Canadian Society of
New Orleans, which proposes to encourage
pleasant relations between all Canadians
resident here. establish correspondence
with the Canadian press and make its
rooms the headquarters Of Canadians ar
r.ving here. We predict brilliant future
TO our Canadian friends.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Ma'oKS OFFICE C"USCiL fALi.
City OF Carroltou. january 81. 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORD
~ au,, with an ordnauC, adopted by the MaTOg
and touuCi! of the c.ty OF Ear "'ltOu ! mar, -.
1913. viii adiUdicatc 10 the lowest bidder, on tn"
third gay OF March, 1873, AZ II Nj. at the tntH
Hall Of CarTolltOn, the contract for CnnstrU"iiUA
the wooden CurbinGs on the following streets. to
wit
Burdette. from Le-'r to Fourth cts ho:G
sides ,"XCep! such As has already been made il.
conformity with existing urdiuaurr.D.
Hillary from Levte street 80 FOuIlh street. bOib
sides lcNcrpt such has already been made IA
conformity with existing rrdinanc-sI
This to be done in arcuIdaucr with speCi"At ~" =
filed tn" tt!r Ntrst day OF jan wanN 49, with JET
secretary and controller of said "S al the aioTrs
said hall and ;hat the contractor shall comm" nee
SAID work III fifteen day. aIer Adjudication. ana q"
be completed as per contract with the MAY o.; ans.
that said work be- paid for AS per amended charter
Of the city.
The adj dicatiOn TO DE subject 10 tn" apVTava'
OF IL ,ctioH OF the Mayor ard Council
A. @. ERICR. MAvcr..
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THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.


OF p. N. r. J. MONTGOMERY. AZ y "slocs'
1T No y Natchez street. a general assortment OF
furniture.
Ii SHERIFF HARPER az u O'Clock a. Merchant,
and Auction Exchange. . lot of ground anu
B,lding. on Gravirr and CarOnde.et streets
Sathani.i Montross Samue! Jamiso:': i"t ..
ground and buildings. corner OF 'ar"hd"iti
walk and Robertson sire. ts-Lewls Bales W.
3Ohn Bchau Howard; lot Of ground on Naio
bon avenue and Jersey street-John H. Pou'
cen w. Anderson Z. lie SIS; 'ot OF ground ana
b4iidings on GIOd stree. Third District; iot -!
ground and buildings on Laurie! street
Anna Brewer vs. Isaac Heymann; three lots OF
ground and buildings on st. Charles and Wash.
ngtos Streets Mrs. Mary R. {. Denman ".
william Cre.vy; one undivided fourth Of two
Eouares Of ground il suburb Marty, lac PARISH
Of Jeiferson-- Bea / Lame -. Mrs. N ITglei!te
Ceiestins Ryere wife Of J. ROsamond armand
Haure'.
BY JOHN MCCORMICK. constable Second Justice
Court. at u o'clock. al No. 81 Commercial!
EIac- al the right OF Paul H. Lewis in q tudg
nlent against CHARLES Lard Jules G. Denis W.
RaliIH Lewis
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STAFF "p Iorr.ip:A.
EvrrItIy. Department.
New orleans, February II, 1888
VNtREas. AIrL'A I"N has EEtN hADE l1
~ ne fni The, ciiIiCtst ION a.: tn" official bond
"t Louis +. I"iass'l" a. AdmiIIstia t1r OF Water
works ara Public : hiding, IL and for Ia" city Of
NrvoII.au- 70 wit: bond dated the second
April 1870 III the -Um of + :: 900 signed by
i1ui. r D-las,iS. as principal. and Blanc + J"u
bert and Sidney Th"zan as slrctts the -!d bond
heinz .n,d ~, for tn" faithful pt TiOrmauc- by
~. taid L,.!.s T. p.aa-.Ar o. hIs dUties ~ Admin
Ist-ttOr afUre-aId.
Not c. is hereby given 20 all p"r-0us inf-res' ed
IN t "a r0nt! tie their Ohl"' tons Z" tn"
collation. thereof VT ting, ~ The Ollie. Of the
Secretary Of Stat. within nlnctj days after The,
last pupl i"ati"u hereof.
Cii|.r. under my hand and the seal Of thc state
- = -. VENT, day -! t.ht"ary "ght""n hundred
and vrutv-th'".. and 81 III" indrti' udeLc" Uf the
U..;rd States the 3.Iir'. zenith
WILLIAM r. KELLOGG.
\? ~ Governor
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Acc pitI BID s.I- "i.' >. ',.uI'"G '" r3"" = -
post OF "r' hundred aliI '' !. Ars - ''sii TOT
each MAJ KIT ~ L- '.rae Of sale, which sha. be
forfeited to the city in of taIlnr" 20 "op.ete
the contract. / d. % D. made ~ cuIItuGi
r. VI TUHNBUit,
:e!g - 2, ~, .LM.L..:il..QT 81 Commerce.
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SPEEIAI. NOTICE.

IL PERSONS HOLDING NOTCHEFS OR WAG.
IA RAJ I.-ucd ~ the House of Representatives,
during $40 and 1877 and IN" regular s.ssioi. o.!
1877 are requested To present them tOr examine
ton to the special committee appointed FOX 'ha:
prrpOs,. before the fifteenth day at February. -
at the of the committee. No !5' Gan 81
street. bei wcsn the hours OF ~ \. ". and =. NJ
DAVID YOUNG. Chairman.
ial8 ,,Ut ! 4. ABBOT Clerk
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dorsed by the venerable Thomas A. Adams,
president of the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company, as security for the payment Of
the amount. The lodge. finally taking a
practical view Of the amount OF good this
daily rental might DO the Cause OF charity
in providing foc the widows and orphans Of
the fraternity. voted 20 approve the action
Of their commit tee
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF RoCrsIAEA,
Executive Department, :
New orleans. January IA. 1888 }
WHEREAS APPLE ALTON HAS BEEN MADE To
~ me tor the cancellation of the official bend o.
Moses Fox. constable o. 'h" Eight J:StlGe t'purt
and tor the parish OF Jefferson, TO VIC {. 3ons
dated February %. 1879 in the sum Of s. So srnSn
by Moses Fox as principal. and Henry Weber aN
surety. the SAID bod being COnditIGncG Tor ih"
faithful pe formauce by he said Moses Fox "f !l@
duties constable afOr' SAID: Notice Is H'."DS
gwen To all persons Interested III the said b"n! 20
tile thrir objections TO the cancellation thereof. N
writing. in the office OF 'he Secretary at '!atcs
within ninety days after the .nSt publication heGec!'
Given under my hand and 'hc seal of the State
tins fourteenth day of January. A. n. 1873, and Us
the Independence OF the 'urted States fhe nju"t.o
seventh. WILLIAM ,. kkLLt'L'!.s
BY the Governor:
WILLIAM WEEKS. assistant Secretary of S:asSs
;alT