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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-25

The lower leVee wharf of New Orleans
Is z q bad eondition.-.-C Captain Thorn
ton Z. Jacobs, Of New Orleans, has Sc
cured the contract TO carry the Shreve-
port beef cargOes this winter. He has
also contracted to do the business OF the
Texas Pacific railroad, which will prove
OF great advantage to New Orleans
steambostmen.....J Joe DOdd viii be clerk
Of the Marie Louise, in the New Orleans
aud Red river trade this fall. The
Commonwealth left New Orleans Sat
urday with q full cargo, one item being
fourteen hundred boxes Of Havana
sugar. Owing to the dangerous eoDdi-
ton OF the levee at New Orleans, the
Times clamors for more gaslight upon
the wharf. The Robert Mitchell, in
command OF Captain Lew Hates, leaves
New Orleans to-day for Cincinnati. 1900.
The New Orleans Bulletin, In speaking
OF the late Empire disaster, says: eve
are panied TO state that Mrs. Jeanfrau is
now lying in q critical condition. The
complete nervous prOstratiOn caused by
the direiul calamity has so entirely shat
tered her nervous system that little
hopes are entertained Of her surviving.
The broken household, robbed Of four of
its brightest treasures, is now a wreck
... Duluth Herald: During the Sc
we're gale on Saturday night last, one of
the small islands which was situated in
tbe bay, near Rice's point, broke loose
from its mOorings aud drifted across and
into Duluth bay, and finally brought up
on MinnssOta point, Just this side OF
Aliens shipyard. The island was about
two acres ia extent, and was covered
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BUCKEYE sALVE,

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR PILES, and
are in receipt OF fuil supply OF both.
q. ". JONES s. CO..
Tvs Wholesale Epr,Iarisfs ~ n ain 81
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BARTONS DEWBERRY CORDIAL

VVHE subseri bes have been appointed agents
4 fO- the above remedy, highly recon-
mendad for all nOWsl affections; and Tor
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nenus OF ignorant ard corrupt officials,
who, with one or two exceptions, have
piundered the public treasury and set
toe laws and rights OF the people At
defiance; that these officials Of late have
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iaIlInae or iengitude-whether il can bs
pauehtiy suomitstd 70 IN Mississippi, on
"netheI Il would be patiently submitted
70, ~ ~ ,a MlenlgAn OF Vermont, is part Of
me general problem before US. Presi.
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD.


SCHEDULE:
Express Train leaves daily Sundays
exeepted5 80 AIN
Mail train leaves 70 pm
Freight and Accommodation leaves
daily Sundays excepted 10 pm
~ No change OF cars BY this line for Louis
vile, St Louis or Nashville. Pullman Palace
or all night trains.
For tickets or Information apply At
Ticket 0fiee, No. 2S7 Main Street,
CORNER HABIsOS
JOHN T. FLYNN, Sup't Memphis DIV.
JAMEg SPEED. Ticket Agent.
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Trust sale.

D1 virtue Of a deed in trust made % me by
~ William A. Bowen, on the Zith day o.
April, ls7i, and recorded IN the Registers Office
OF shelby county In BOOK No. lGl, page I67
ness secured therein. I will offer for sale, al
public auction, 70 the highest bidder, Tor cash,
in mont % the courthouse. 10 the eli y OF Mem
phis, shelby county, Tennessee, on
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Nicksbnrg. A handful Of determined
men are defending the homes OF thaf
historic CITY, Once more will the negro
discover that ne IL constantly being
flrOed fa 1oadr - H.. - .,--- VII
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DnINISFEAT0ES'S EOTHCE.-Haying
"a qualified as administrator OF the estate Of
Louis LaCruix, decd, this is to notify all per
sons having claims again ST said estate TO pre-
sent them, duly probated ~ required by law
or they viii be barred and all persons indebted
to said estate are req Vested 10 come forward
and mako payment OF the same,
JAJOB LACROlX,
AdI6inistTasof with will annexed
q. W. Miller, Attorney. novI0
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NOTICE,
OFFICE OF SELMA, MARION AND MEmpl

OFFICE OF SELMA, MARION AND MEMPHIsl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
MEsIPHIs, Tenn, November 10, 1874. J
TEsO the Stockholders of the above named
L Company; By direction Of the BOARD OF
Directors Of the selma, Memphis and Marion
Railroad company, / am instructed to give
notice that 8 meeting Of the shareholders OF
this Company viii be held at the ONCE in
Memphis, Tenn, on WEDN ESDAY, Dec. 8,
1874 at 10 am, for the purpose Of CONSIDERING
the demand Of BondhOlders for the transfer OF
all properties OF the company TO Trustees,
under the provisions OF the Mortgage Deed,
A full attendance is earnestly requested.
Respectfully,
Attest: A. :. WHITE. President,
II. D. BULKLEY, Secretary. noI7
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O'Clock pm, the fOiloWlu4 land fyiug Ia the
city Of Memphis, cuulfy of shelby, state or
Tennessee, and Known Hs lot IS on size plan Of
side Of Second street q feet and Running back
with the nufih line Of the arat sllay north OF
Adams street rs feet The Interest % De sold
and conveyed is lhTes-l0lrtls Interest la
said lot, the other UNDIVIDED Que fourth being
tiia property OF J. a.. Anderson
tide believed 10 6d good. but I VIII coars,-
nSvis Sd. MCDOWELL, Trustee.
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-Fet&sNHcF ffFu0eF-Unna 8nlI
The Deutscher Brudsr- BUpd nil ,,,ra
It's fifth annual ball at Cochran hall ~
morrow-night, and are makinG az
rangemehts to insure for il = briirsnt
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MANHOOD EESTQRED.-A victim Of
youthful imprudence, causing premature de-
cay, nervous debility. etc, having tried In
vain every known remedy, has found a simple
self-cure, which he will send free 10 his fellow
sufferers. Address J. II. REV Is, rs Nassau
as Naxs
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Tuesdar. be 81 % Deeember. 1s74.

between TIRE hours OF II O'Clock an. and
O'Clock pm, the following described land.
lying IN shelby county Tennessee, in the city
Of Memphis, lOsWit: Gue-JhIrd undivided IN
terest IN the following described lots, tO-Wlt
Part OF country lot No. i56, being lot No. II "a
John ID. ArmOur's sub-diV sion Of said country
lot, non ting nfty so feet IA the Pigeon koCst
road now Marshall aveuusl on the norti-
side. trence running back uorthwardly 70 ar
alley l5o5a feet; thence with said alley east
Waruly 40 feet 3 inches: thence southWardly
lis5a feet 20 said road or avenue--On which los
stands a EWO-stOrT frame dwelling numb re1
by street No. 81 on said road or avenue.
Also part OF country l15 No. 4l6, being lot
No 10 of said subdivision adjoining said last
described lot on the east (Rnd on which To-
stands a two-stgry frame dwelling, numbered
Dy street No. s. on said road or avenueA
nUnan- 81 feet on said road or avenue. and
running back to the alley Aforesaid north
y aFdlys thence VII said alley 80 feet Siuches
And also, part Of country lot No. 493, begin
ming on the north side OF Monroe street l5j
feet east Of its Intersection with new yelling
ton street, thence easlWarliy With said street
~ feet ~ "a staEe5 thence north Iis1k feet 70 an
aHeyi thence Wesd on ana with said aiey5
ieet co stake thence south 49, feet to the
on which stands a small one story
frame cottage house.
The right Of redemp tiOn is waived and the
title believed 70 Re good, but convey 0nlyas
trustee y. A. a ~ 70 ttf-stlN n. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DE virtue Of a deed OF trust executed and
ID delivered % me. as trustee, on the lst DAY
OF July, 1873, and registered on the a DAY
Of July, 1870, 10 the isegister's Office Of shelby
county Tennessee, in record book No 90 page
2si, / VIII, on
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
MISSISSIPPI G TENNESSEE R,R,

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
" Is, LS74, trains VIII run ~ follows:
ARRIVE. LEAg-E.
New Orleans Mail, daily Co pm. 20 pm
Express Train daily Except
= in tJ III 80 pm
Freight and Accommodation
daily Except Sunday i---.-..5. ~ pm. G;a1 am
Trains on this road make close connection
at Grenada with New Orleans, ST. Louis AM
Chicago Railroad for Canton, Jackson. Nicizs-
burg, Meridian Mobile and New Orleans, and
for all points North and South; al Memphis
with connecting lines for al points North and
East, and with Memphis and Little Eock
Estniway for all points ia Arkansas, Texas,
and the West.
depot. II. BURKE, Supit.
JAMEs u. SPEEp. Ticket Agenf nnvIl
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Thursday, Deeember B. 81.

withiDg legal hours, the following described
reai estate, tO-Wit:
Twelve hundred and ATTY fl25ll acres OF land
in shelby county, Tennessee. in district No.
-, and IS tAe east half Of entry No. 81. and lies
lust east Of Che Mississippi and Tennessee
Bsilr0ad and south Of bradshaw avenue.
Terms OF Saie-Cssn.
This October p. I5s4.
N. ID. j.. STEWART, Clerk and Master,
By George Mallery-, ID. e. and "a.
W. ". cDoWall, sol. Tor comDi't oet2g
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HEARTH & HOEEE.
WANTED
For this Great
Pictorial Family Paper.

EIGHT 20 ten Ladies and t,ra. "a, ,,,e Gen
~ uemen, properly quaIldefi- win ana M.
an agreeable and very commemorative employ
mem, = A4 leal-onabiF good references re-
CURED Apply IN persou between gard Il T, r,
or ~ letter containing uddress. 70
ocis J. "A. FRELIGH. n Madisopr-.f
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COUNTY SURVEYORS EOFICB.

THE office OF County Surveyor has been re-
4 moved TO the New Court Building corner
Main and Pop ar streets, second hoO=, where
I viii be found ready 10 execute all orders,
rom courts or otherwise, for surveys. The
record required by the statute Of surveys
made by the County Surveyor affords advant
ages not given by other surveyors. Give us a
cali with your work, and It will be promptly
executed. MARTIN J.. BROWN,
nOl4 NOGnry SURVIVOR
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Trust Sale.

d. virtue Of trust deed made 70 me By
ID ". ii. Cherry on the - day or February.
shelby county, ia book zoo, page SIS. i win
offer for sale. at public ancr1on, 10 the hierost
bidder, for cash, IL fronL Of the courthouse. in
the city OF Memphis, Shelby county, Tennes-
see. On
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DIAMOND sPECTACIEs

a, 4; Insss sPeetaeles are manufactured rro
.,e,i.' - ~ ~ $500 PEBBLES" melted To-
OF their hardness and brillianev.
Having been tested with the polarfssoua- sfso
diamond lenses have been found 10 admit ~
teen per cent. less heated rays than any rfhe.r
pebble. they are ground with great arfenffao
accuracy are Tree nom chromatlc aberratlCrIs
and produce a brightness and distinctness of
vision not before attained In spectacles. Man.
ufactured by the spencer Optical Hanm-
fae9urtmB Company, =. y. For sale By re-
sponsible agents IN every city In the Union.
w. q. BYRD, JeTeler and Dptician, Is Sole
Agent for Memphis, Tenn, nom whom thsy
can only be obtained. No peddlers EN- plOyed.
marx - apL0
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BAR IRON AND STEEL OPAL
Feed Casssr.. Corn sh.llsr. !
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
FASS MANS.
s5s MaInlst., formerly No. 10 Jefferson.

Z HAVE alarge assortment of my own make
4 OF Boots ana Shoes which will sell lower
than they were ever offered before in Mem
phis. Give me q call and iudge for YourseIf
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CBANCERY SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On ThnrsdK. Decemher- 8. 1874.

second Chancery Court Of shelby county
WIN. Morrow, treasurer, rs. P J. Persons.
DN virtue OF an 1nteTtOcutOry decree Tor sale
ID entered IN the above cugfse on the Z2d day
Of October. 1874, 4 wiz sell, al public auction,
TO the highest bidder, ia 'front.' Of the county
affaalr rlHrf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-13
From the s. +. Alta, April io.l

From the s. r. Alta, April io.l
Professor Neri gave last night from
the cupola Of St. Ignatius College, his
promised exhibition Of the Electric
Light Regulator, by which q brilliant
electric light Is evolved. The light
iIashIny across the sky first astonished
and then delighted those who were en-
the streets at the time. The light Is
the same as that which attracts 30
much attention In Paris.
The machine which produces this
powerful light Is In itself n curiosity
"a well as a model Of mechanical In
cenuity, being the largest and most
powerful In Europe or America. IL Is
placed on q platform on wheels, and
made like the paddles Of a steamship,
having eight fans, except that the fans
are stationary In this, each fan having
several largo magnets weighing about
fifty pounds each, and four and a quar-.
ter inches apart, thus there are flfty-slx
magnets. The axle. which revolves In
the centre. has placed OIL 1t ninety-six
bobbins or coils. The coils are com.
posed Of n piece Of soft Iron with silk
Insulated copper wire wound around
them, aud they are made to III to n
hairs breadth between each OF tho
magnets. Each Of these coils weighs
about seven pounds. Tho axle Is
worked by q .four.horso power engine,
and revolves tho bobbins Zoo times
por minute touching n negative ana
a positive magnet eight times TO every
revolution Of the axle, thus creating n
magnetic current equal. II not greater,
than Is obtained from all the batteries
u,ed by all the telegraph companies In
this city. This machine was manufac-
tnrea by ola Compagnie rAlliance"
Of Paris, aud cost Il, 900 francs. Two
large copper wires are u from
this machine to whatever part OF tho
ballding generally to the cupola) In
which tho electric light regulator"
Is placed. This machine Is the inven-
ton of Duboscu IL Co., and has mega
tive and positive luminous points
about two Inches apart, which come
together when charged by electric
fluid, and the flash Is obtained. b.
hA IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-13

We find. In n communication to an
exchange OF the Dolly Warden Persua.
sion, received this morning, a para
graph which conveys much sound
sense in q iuw words. The writer is
evidently \ Republican In principle
and not simply by party allegiance.
lie believes that In the coming politl-
cal contest the choice will be between
Republican mel and measures and
Democratic ditto; and although con-
domnlns wrong In tho Republican
party, aud demanding reformation,
prefers to labor for It at homo rather
than 20 abroad or entrust 1t to those
whose historical record bellies their
present protestatlons, or to join In
with n hctious minority whose sole
aim can be TOR they have no chance Of
successl to defeat personal enemies,
instead of elec,ins mcu whose princi-
Piles tally with their own. Here Is
what he says:
All thoughtful Republicans desire
the reform Of the party, and not lts
destruction, they know that. for this
present. they only have the choice be-
tween its rule and that Of the Dcmoc-
racy, which, desplsing reform Alto
gether. Ia not to be thought OF. But
believing this, 1t Is their duty boldly
TO demand a reformation. To DO SEN
sitiye about exposing tho evil actions
OF rapacious bypocrites, who are ruin.
Ing the party, ID pusillanimous and
culpable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-13
ARMING TIE sI.,yEs.

The Spanish Government has 1t last
come to n most desperate expedlent
One which the Confsieatss were a,
last forced to adopt during the late
civil war In this country and which
more than all things else showed the
world tho extremity to which they
were rednced-that Of armlng the
slaves. When IL Is borne In mind that
tho Spanish Government, like that Of
the South during the war Is supported
by shareholders and opposes abolition,
while the Republicans OF Cuba are In
favor OF emancipation, tho similarity
OF the situations, and susgestiyeness
OF the following telegram will appear :
HAVANA, April lit Is announced
In the official Gdrcttf to-day that all
the slaves furnished TO tho Govern
ment, In accordance with n decree Is.
sued during the administration OF
Captain General Jouyellar, shall be
organized As soldiers, under white OIL
GERS. They are to serve four years,
ani at the expiration OF their term
they will bc declared free. Their
compensation will be the same "a that
OF the regular troops. Free colored
persons who enter the service, will be
assigned to transport duty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-13

Illlhtnlnq All Around.

A number Of young men In Trucket
have caught tile telegraphing fever,
and are running the wires around from
one dwelling house to another In va.
rious paris Of the town. Young Fred
Baylies has n wire connecting hi.
fathers residence with 4. A. McCon.
nell's, and from thence TO George w.
Giffsn's, a distance Of half n mile.
From this latter point tho wire Is con.
tinued across tho railroad track to the
NJ. +. Church building. aud from
thence 1t ends ut George Mosher's res
ldcnco, OH Church street. At each OF
these stations the boys have batteries
and all tho apparatus necessary for
sending and receiving telegraphic mes
saces. Thus lt will be seen tllat our
rruckse boys have got the town pretty
we'll girdled with wires, and evon
make tho NJ. +. Church serve their
purpose for q telegraph pole. Our
youth know how to be practical, and
utilize things as we'll as their fathers.
-Truckee Repub!icdn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-13

wmES Napoleon tho Great died ut
St. Helena, an English physician took
charge OF his heart. deposlting 1t In n
silver basin filled with water. Two
tapers were burning near 1t, but the
custodian felt nervously anxious while
watching it through the night. and did
not sleep. In the silence Of midnight
no heard u rustling sound, thon a
plunge into tho water, and a rebound
ON the floor-sll occurring within the
quickness Of thought. He sprang from
tho bed to see an enormous rat drag
ging the precious relic to his hole! A
moment more and the heart which had
been too vast In It's ambition to be sat.
lsfled with the sovereignty Of contin-
entail Europe, would have been more
degraded than tho dust OF Imperial
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Battle Mountain Items.


from the Measure for Measure April Ill
The freight movements at this point
for the month Of March we're one mil
lion six hundred aud tllrty-seyen
thousand and four hundred pounds
consisting OF ore, lumber, coal aud gen.
eral merchandise. Tho roads leading
to the mines are improving, and ore Il
arriving la large quantities, taxing
Blossoms prairie schooners to their
full capacity.
Tom. Rule, In his late trip to Para.
disc Valley. saw a COW whose OF.
spring numbered seventy.two. The
cow has been Ia tho possession Of u
rancher named Long for the period OF
ten years, and bids fair to live another
ton years. Is there another COW In the
State that car beat this onog
There are Owe ono hundred tons OF
ore on the Railroad platform. awaiting
ears for shipment. The orc belongs to
tho Anthony and Copper Canyon
mines,
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HERCULES POWDER.

WE WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION
w OF MINERS and Others OF our readers
to q few points OF superiority OF the
POWDER over all ether strong explosives;
f1RST-lts strength II greater than that OF
any other In use. The materials of which II
consists are compounded upon strictly scientific
principles, aud not 4 simple neutral absorbent
employed that will hold a quantity OF nitro
glycerinc. IL IL the opinion OF The best chemists
To whom the matter has been submitted, that
no mixture has been employed that 20 ihor,
oughly promotes the whole tremendous force OF
the explosives employed. and at the saino time
nauiralizcs the offensive gases caused. by tho
explosion. With this Powder shc. half the timo
Is saved that IL lost by using any other strong
powder, before you can resume work alter q
blast.
sRCoND-UNIPoRMITY.-Th materials Of
the mixture arc chemically prepared, and there.
fore greal uniformity can always be depended
upon and The best rusulis attained. This IL q
great advantage over any that varies In It's
strength, rs those must which are mixed with
| any natural earth.
fHIRD-sAFETY.-So pcrfeo, IL this mix.
ture that no accident can happen with II from
premature or accidental explosion, " persons
will half follow the rule. laid down for its use.
No powder has ever been Invented where 20
few accidents have happened with II In proper.
| tion TO the quantities which have been need.
FOURTH-CARTRIDGES-lt IL well known
| that nitro yly has q tendency 10 decom.
DeFt w y ~
that are smelled on going into 4 close warm
drift or room where nitro glyceripc powders
are stored. To prevent the escape OF these
fumes an almost bsrmeiically sealed cart.
rid:s II employed, and 20 ~ofiectual 10 II that
sons cartridges flled with Hercules were eK-
posed 10 q blazing California sun for six months
last summer, with no perceptiblc loss OF
strength. This IL o great advantage over tho
open porous paper usually urcd for cartridges.
'FIFTH-B0NOMY-Wc believe that any
miner who viii take the trouble TO investigate
the matter. will satisfy himself that full fIieen
per cent. Is rayed by using tho Hercules over
any other strong powder manufactured
QUERY-lS TliIs WORTH sAyISGf WE
SHOULD THINK SO. TRY 1T.
Always on hand at 4. BlTSBR & cos, Hard.
ware Merchants, Gold lill, and At D0AKE s.
k0BARrS, Hardware Merchants Virginia CITY.
Sold by THE CALIFORNIA POWDER
WORKS. 3it California street. San Francisco.
Cal. Also. all grades OF Black Powder, Fuse,
shot. Caps. etc. ms I'm IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-13

LurrnRLL's argument before tho
House Committee on Pacific Railroads
In support OF his resolution directing
an investigation Into the affairs OF the
Central Pacific Road and the Contract
and Finance Company, has been post
ponsd until Friday next by the Com
mlttee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-13

And In accordance with law and an order Of
tho Board OF Trustees. mado on the 9Th day Of
March, 1874. so many shares OF each
parcel OF said stock a. may be necessary, will
be sold at public auction. ut the ofhcc OF tho
Company. Room No. "a, Merchants Exchange
Building. California street, San Francisco,
California. on THURSDAY, the 3oth day oil
April, 1874, at the hour Of I o'clock r. n. ol
said day, TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
ALFRED X. DURBR0w, Secretary.
0hiee-Room No. ~, Merchants Exchange
Baildlng, California street, 6an Francisco, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-13

vIcE President Huntington and Gen.
Fanchot, the Washington agent Of the
Central Pacific Company, have asked
to be notified that they night DO pres.
ent at tho argument.