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sNE1EsPAPERs rs. TIE DoCToRs.

s'sNElESPAPEPs rs. THE D0CTORS
We give elsewhere 4 communication
from DR.: Barber called out by our arti.
Gle OH DR.. Kimhall and the. Hennepin
County Medical Society. il; sz,s IL. eli,
The Doctor incontinently rushes into
print, thus advertising himself and
violating the spirit Of the very rule
which he aims to defend.
In the case of DR.. kimball, it appears
that he did not seek favorable mention,
but discouraged it: The newspapers
preferred not to be bound by the rules
of the Medical Society, and they will
continue to prefer this more and more,
until the doctors are ridiculed out of
their professional ''folly. Whenever
= surgeon performs a skillful operation
let the newspapers say 50, and when
ever physician or surgeon is guilty of
malpractice let the newspapers hold
him up to public scorn. This they will
do, though all the medical societies in
Christendom protest. -
Our friend DR.. Barber takes up the
cudgel readily in defense of the: Grand
Army, the Medical Society, and other
societies in which he is interested, and
he is in danger Of gaining the very
thing which he utterly detests, and the
Medical Society utterly ignore, con-
denim, forbid and spit upon, viz: news
paper notoriety. We have a great deal
of respect for Dr.. Barber, and we,
therefore, as friend, advise him not
to get into any controversy with the
newspapers. lie will he sure to como
out, as did the Knight of La Mancla
in his tilt at the wind mills, completely
Worsted and discounted.
TIE U'OR711INGYON LICEUM
Wednesday evening was stormy but
the Iyceum hall was we'll filled not
withstantling. The Woman Suffrage
Question was discussed, with Rev. b.
: II. Crcver, J. Amcs and A. p. Miller,
in the affirmative, and Prof. llumiston.
Rev. b. II. futile and G. B. Langdon,
in the negative. n desire las been ex-
pressed by Il number of persons to have
the discussion continued, with lady
disputants, and a repetition is contem'
plated. Mrs. II. L. Humiston read
':T!e Old Fisherman's Prayer'' from
Jean Ingelow, and \. y. Miller read a
poem. Mrs. Bell read the Critics re.
port.
The question for Wednesday evening
is, Should education in our public
schools be compulsory. Renders fol
the cyening-Mrs. l.. Z. Bell and Mrs.
Bulls.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

QTECEl1L n U71C7IS.
Call and see our fine lot Of sample Wall Paper
and order any style you want 70 different pat
terms. 1876 MOORE & SMITH.
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NOTICE-U' S. Land Office. Worthinpton
Alilll1 Mn, 1871 '. " ...os0H.e

~ Mimi, Nov. %, 1874.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Carlos NJ. Hardy against Isaac $. Newton for a.
23d, 1874, upon the mwX Of Section 20, Towrl.
slip lo1, Range 81, in Jackson County; Min
neSola with q view to the cancellation Of said
appear at this Office OIL the 18th day of March.
at o clock 4. M, to respond and furnish ties.
timony concerning said alleged abandonment.
MONS GRlNAGER, Register
Is j. b. WAKEFIELD, Receiver.
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LADIES CHURCH FAIR.

The Ladies of the Union Congrega-
tional Church hold their Fair this af-
te:noon ard evening at Miller Hail.
They hope to be prepared to begin to
sell goods by two or three O'Clock, so
that persons from the. country may
have the opportunity Of making their
purchases AND returning before night.
Every person, however, is cordially i'll
vited to stay to Supper, beginning at
six o'clock. Citizens of the town are
especially requested to bring their wives
and families to supper, as the Ladies
depend more upon the proceeds from
this source, than any other.
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IVY V-1L -NEETINT OF A g
RAJ SOCIETY.

The Annual Meeting of the Mobiles
County Agricultural Society will be
held 1T 10 O'Clock Il. M, on Wednesday.
December 30tl,, at Miller hall, Wor.
Ellington. CHAs. A. BARROWS,
Secretary.
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PERSONALS.


ExGov. Stephen Miller was in town
Oh Wednesday.
Daniel Buck, attorney, of Mankato,
is in town.
II. w. Sanborn, one Of our Jonesville.
Michigan, subscribers dropped i'll this
morning.
James Lundy has gone to tuscaloosa,
Iowa, to VISIT friends.
NJ. b. Soule and Lieut.. Plotts left for
Iowa on Monday on business.
j. W. Slonaker, of Mankato, dropped
III on Wednesday and left some Man.
kato money Oh subscription.
E. Clark, attorney, Of Windom, called
on Tuesday.
c. F. Crosby, ESQ.,, member elect of
the House of Representatives from Lii
Verne, Rock county, has been spending
a few days in the city,. lie is very
pleasant gentleman,and will make an
efficient and valuable member of the
lower house, Paul Press. ~ 3 ~ e.
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iW{N.NLSOYA ATLAS.


\. +. Simons, agent for the Andreas
Atlas Of Minnesota. is III town tlistri-
buting the work. We have heretofore
had considerable to say of this Atlas,
which IS the most complete one of the
State ever issued, the work costing the
company over 100000. It contains
394 large pages, with numerous full
page pictures Of towns, lakes, public
buildings. etc. Maps of the World
and the United States are given, be-
sides the State and County maps. It
also abo,nds in stat istical information.
There is also a portrait gallery of promi-
nent men Of the State in which we no.
tice the familiar face of Prof. IIumis-
ton, of this place. There is an excellent
map of Mobiles County and full and
extended history Of the county from it's
first settlement to the present time.
The map is well worth the price. In
fact. it is invaluable and ought to he in
every office, business house, and farm
house in the county.
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CLUB RATES.

CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE is furnished ut 81 so 4 year to
Clubs OF ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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G. EO. o. MOOR

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Graduate Of Ann Ar!,,:, Michigan. Residence
on 10th street below the public hall. Office ut
the Colony Drug Store, opposite the WOrthing
ton Hotel, Worthngton, Mimi.
)Viu ottenG l'ron'nt7y to I'LL Calls. day o.
might. [27ly.
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MUSICAL ASSOCIATION.

A Musical Association is about to be
organized in Wortlington. A prelimi-
nary meeting was held on Monday eve
ming, after the chorus class, and a COM
mittee appointed 20 draft Constitution
and Bylaws: Prof. Bagley has the
cantatt;, of Esther in rehearsal now,
and we learn that the Association will
bring it out Under his direction.
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G. 4. Pope was the first one out with
sleigh and bells Oh Wednesday.
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NOTICE.
I LICENSE having been granted me by the Pro.
L bate Court of Mobiles county, Mimi, to sci!
lots ID and II of = ock in the village of Wor-
thington, of said county and State.
Notice is hereby given to I'LL parties interested
that will sell said lots on the 18th day of Deem
Der, 1874, 1T private sale.
W. $. STOCKDALE,
Admir- Of estate Of .. liaitt, decd.
ec. I, 1874.-l3
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
PROBATE NOTICE.
ST TAT y 9E MlI!!;N>N;E1;SS;oTIA, S..

IN bli IL Nv OllCE.
GTATE OF MINNESOTA, 8.
~ COUNTY OF MOBILES, b.
IL PROBATE COURT.
I n the matter Of the estate of j. A. Mann, de
/ ceased.
on reading and filing the petition OF Jennie
Mann. OF Mobiles county, representing, among
other things, that }. A. Mann, late Of Loraill
township. ON the 18th day OF October, A. d. So,
ut his residence died intestHtc. and being Il citi-
zen Of this county ut the time of his DEATH leav
ing goods, chattcl>. and estate within this couD-
ty. and that the said Petitioner is the wife OF
said deceased, and praying that administration
OF said estate be to T. Durfee granted it is Or
dered that said petition I've heard before the
Judge OF this Court, on Saturday the 2Gth day of
December \. ID. 1874, at : o'clock +. Mat my
Office III said county.
ordered further, that notice thereof be givc,,
to the heirs of said deceased, and to I'LL persons
interested, n.y. publishing Il copy OF this order fol
three SUCCESSIVE weeks prior to said day of hear
ing in the WorthinEtoil Advance, 4 weekly News
paper printed and published ut Worthington in
said county.
Dated at Worthington, the 18th day OF Deem
Der. 1874.
l;y the Court.
li-3w.l j. CRAFT, Judge Of Probate.
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SAVE pASTA EE

NAVE POSTAGE.
Subscribers arc no longer required to pay posi-
age on their county papers. Take the home pa.
per and save postage.
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Rerister Of Deeds.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
B. w. WOOLSTENCROFT,

O ou ~ 5r1rv r.
III orders for surveying Thankfully received
and promptly "v";ltrI. 1i'' with Shlck Il
EookstaNsr Wotllin"tpn, Mobiles Go. MINI.
[}u]
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A9rS. q. Morse Is our authorized agent at Bige-
low to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for the ADVANCE and receipt for the same.
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Elsewhere correspondent, who ha

Elsewhere a correspondent, who has
had experience in railroad building,
gives some figures Of interest bearing
upon the narrow gauge question. The
feasibility Of narrow gauges for this
section, in the immediate future, seems
to be very generally conceded by prac-
tical men.
Rev. 3. II. Crever, of the NJ. E.
Church, is preaching u series of charac-
ter discourses npon some of the leading
characters of the Bible. 1Iehas already
preached upon the careers and charac-
terS Of Daniel and Joseph, and we
hear the discourses highly spoken of.
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We suppose that we shall not be in
error this time in saying that the van
guard of winter has reached this lati-
tude. We feel the more certain of
this because all day on Tuesday the
wind blew up from the direction of
I Illinois and at night brought a snow
fall Of several inches. We are pretty
sure to have winter weather when The
winds blow upon us from those Polar
regions? 81 .s,,. . -. .';:uI .:t;&r : &C., :,
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Stepi in at Moore Smiths as you pass up stree
buy 0nv!' IT,
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...I...yOCAl..:
j wonTHINaToN,t MINI, DEC. a1s 49,
. CHURCH. DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EplscopA1~--Rev j. W. Lewis,
pastor. Services every Sabbath, morning ut
1880; Sabbath School At 3 P. n: services Sab
bath evening ut 80 o'clock. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Union OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES morning
and evening. Sunday School Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening.
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We are indebted to Mr.. J. A. Huff
for IL basket of California dried fruit
consisting of grapes, plumbs, peaches,
apples and figs. The fruits were sent
him by friends in California, and their
favor and freshness are remarkable.
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The Postmaster informs us that the
paper to a Lorain subscriber is regular
ly delivered, but is frequently taken
out by neighbors, who must fail to de-
liver it. We are inclined to think that
the Postmaster is right and is not 10
blame for the non delivery Of this paper.
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All letters addressed to. Miller, Hum
iston & Company, Wortlington, Mobiles
county, Minnesota, will lie promptly
answered, and full information given
concerning the National Colony.
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- Major Bell, statistical correspondent
Of the county, has our tllanksfor a copy
Of the Agricultural Reports for 1873.
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Remember the Ladies' Fair this af-
tern0On and evening.
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B. N. CARRIER,

J'jj }.SI('I MS
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O.. u. LAblushlh' nlnss
Gao. A. KISa Secretary. lnIo va
RrpnblIean paper. throaghout the state copy:
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTCH 80. 2:
q. 4. sar,ey No. 81.

TT 3. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
u Nevada. June ~, istt.-Notice IL h'reby
given that Theron n. Winston, whose post o.
Ace address IL al Carson CITY. Nevada, has IN
behalf Of himself and Joseph d. Winlers made
application for United STATES paieni, for twelve
hundred d ,2o0) linear feet more or less) on the
Mount Hope lode. called the Dios Senior mining
claim, extending IN q soutterly eourre nom the
south line OF u. \. Survey No. IL. elaimed by
the tennessee Mining Company, and situste In
Devils Gate Mining District, Lyon comfy.
State Of Nevada, embracing raid lode. with Its
entire width and depth. wheresoeyer the zane
may be found 10 extend. either In IL course
width or depth. with surface ground A. herein
afer described. for the convenient working
thereof said mining premises being de,ig.
2, n.i . Y, 4; survey . Los NO, ~ y LSvn,h,R
Ian, and deseribed IN the plat and Odd notes on
fle In this ofice a. follows.
Beginning at poet No. !. At centre OF south.
em end line Of the claim located on easierly
slope Of the ridgc TO the wesi Of the Virginia
and Carson road. from which the smoks ,tsek
OF the Daney hoirting works hears south TAX
degrees east. distant about COO feet. Mount
Lincoln bears south 4! degrees sast thence.
south 5a1 degrees ea.t los fee, 70 post No. o
No. 3; thence. wet 2ol feet. 10 poet No. q:
thence. south 0 degrees east i.Oit feet. 20 poet
No. 8; and thence, south T7k degrees east los
feet. 10 post No. I. the place Of beginning. con.
tanning Z 10 acres.
Course. and bearings from true meridian.
Magnetic variation 10 degrees 30 minutes cast.
The adjoining claim. are the Gennesse on the
1orth and the - Great w. on the south. The
).ney claim. as surveyed. hes To the cart.
From poet No, . above described. the quar-
Yer section corner on the west line Of section
10. In Township 10 north. Range II east, Mount
Diablo meridian. bear north ~ degrees % min.
utes west. distant 100 feet. N.u
The claim herein applied for 10 recorded At
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE NO. a4o.
U. -. survey No. t:i.

III y, LAND OfflCE' SAhsoN I'LL.
" New. .JpIy. ., lsLl- No,lee ~ nerruy
given that the kOssUTh MiNlso I'm
PASY. q corporation organized and existng
under the laws OF the state OF Caiiiofnls. AnaA
citizen of the United stster, whose post omee
adj re.s and principal place oi business lsa'
San Francisco. California, has by y. u; oe9tt.
Its superintendent and .. y. Cauun, ,nis esy
made application for twenty seven huhdnra
l2.Il0) linear feet OF the ho.suth lode; eA.ro
the kos-uth Mining Coinpanys eialm' Detlis
Gate Mining District, Lyon comfy, N.ssns'
extending 2,suO fect ~ . ronihsasteny ui,se-
ton fi0n the south lins oi 7. survey NJ.
paly, along the iiue Of aid vein or lode, and
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
q. :. survey No. Us.

-
TT n. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY.
Os New, July Z. ~lsfi-Notice 10 hereby
given that the ALA Silver Mining Company. .
corporation organized aud existing under the
laws of the State a California, and q citizen OF
and principal place OF business IL At san Fran.
cisco. California. has By q. Derby. it, agent,
this day made application for eighteen hundred
l.sO0) linear feet Of the woodyillc lode, called
mn uI,l,,, nI.ttic, stot.x q, nnty Nexala
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APPLICATIONS FOB PATENT.
FOR PATENT.
'ilf g. NOTICE. NO. ass. a..


TT 3. LAND oYFIcE, CARSON CITY.
u. New, Juno IS. isIt:.Notiee " hereby
given that The Globe Consolidated Mining Com,
psuy. whose poet o1ico address and prineIps
place Of business is at San Francisco, CanIo,'
lila, have by Y. N. Thaycr.. their hupefin.enu.
emit. this day made application ior uni.ea Sss ~
he Arizona lode. in Gold Hin Mining District
storey COUNTY. Nevada, with surface ground
three hundred 900 feet In width. the same ex-
tending twelve hundred u.s0ol feet " . ncftn-
easierly direction from the northessteriy pouna.
10 porth. Range 20 east, Mount biabio merid.
Ian. and embracing said lode, With its diPss,
angles and variations throughout 10 enufc
width and depth, although u may enter me
land adjoining; said surface ground Deing
described in The plat and neld notes on ME IN
this once a. follows. 10 Wit;
Beginning 81 poet No. !. located o. soutn.
west corner OF the claim, whence the quarter
section corner OF Sections one ~ and six w,
Township sixteen uGl north, Rangrs ~ ana ~
east. Mount Dlablo meridian, bears soulh ~
degrees ~ minutes east, distant t51 feet;
thence, from raid post No !. which 10 81 north.
wet corner Of said U. \. Survey Nc. 10, south
81 degrees as minutes cart 30 itet, TO post No.
2: thence. north IS degrees Is minutes east ] 30
leet. TO post No, .; thence north % degrees ~
south s. degrees IS minutes west i.soo feet. TO
poet No !. the place o. beginning. containing
! 26-iOo acres.
Magnetic variation 10 degrees 30 minutes east.
said tract being designated a. Lot Il and 10.
In Township 10 north. Ranges 20 and 81 east,
Mount Diablo meridian /: the said lode being
cut In the Globe Company's tunnel Ia the south
of said lot IL aud ~ herein applied for, which
IL bounded on The southwest by said u. y. Sur
vey No. ~, and on the east or southeast In part
by u. n. survey or Lot No. 10"A." as shown In
the plat aforesaid.
said location OF lao feet Of ssid Arizona
lQie being recorded In the records OF the Gold
lin Mining District. under date the 2sth Jan.
uary, Ism. raid records being kept In the once
OF the County Recorder OF storey. county. at
Virginia City. Nevada: the right being claimed
10 follow said lode throughout IL entire width
and depth for i.2nO feet Of Its linear extent,
wheresoc,er the same may be found. whether
wholly or only partly, within the lines OF said
Survey or Lot II and 10.
ADoLPnus WAITE,
Register.
Iorr. SCAR. 4 McKrE. San Francisco. Cal,
Attorneys Tor Applicant. july cod
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NOTICE.

no AUGUSTUS YENDER, TANQuOT,
i VINCENT and JOHN vIGNOT, greeting :
hereby demand OF you the several amounts
set opposite your names. as follows: or you,
Augustus Yender. ttJ0 70; OF you. Tanquot.
$40 90: OF you. Vincent, t2s9 %, and OF you,
John viguot. 500 %, In United States geld
coin, due by you As your proportion Of the ex.
pense- incurred In and for the development Of
that certain mine and qrartk lode. known ~
the Boulerand calm located October 9Th, 1859,
situated al the head Of Spring Valley. west OF
the Carron roaA. Lyon county, State Of Nevada,
and I hereby give you notice that unless said
amount OF mouey charged To, aud expended by
me. severally for YOU. be paid into my hands.
At my ofice. Room No. 10, Odd Fellows Build.
Ing. In the City Of Virginia. by you. at or be.
fore the expiration OF ninety 90 days from
date hereof, your interest In -aid Boulerand
mine Win be taken possession OF by me. co.
owner OF said Boulerand claim. and your rights
and interests In said mine or quartz claim for
feited according TO law In such cases made and
provided.
HERMANN j. T. scUEEL.
Virginia City, Storey eonaiy, Nevada, July
18th, 1874. Jyis God
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DELINQUENT SALES.

cILyER HILL MINING COMPANY
= Location o: Principal Place Of Businers. Ssn
Locsiiss Of woiis, Gold HIN. storey county,
Nevada
Notics.-Thcrs arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF Assess-
ment no. 81. levied on tho 2th day OF June,
1874, The several amounts setopposits the names
Of the respective shareholders. ~ follows:
N.n,.. Nh Ceyt Rhs Amt
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wednesday. september 10. 1874.

gates To the State and ConntJ eoh'sh'
hxed for
wednesday, september 10, 1874.
Poll. to be open from 10 A n. to on T. on
The humber OF Delegates for the State Con-
y,ntIon wa. appOrtioned as follows. to-witi
First Ward. Gold Hil-slx delegates. Polls
at Liberty Engine- house.
second Ward, Gold Hhi-fonr Delegates
roll. At Lincoln Hose house.
Firt Ward, virginlA-rhree delegates. Polls
second Ward. vixinls-Fiye delegates.
Poll. At washoe Engine house No.
Third Ward. yirglnla-fiys delegates fOhs
Al Young America En-ine-house No. ,
Fourth Ward. Nlginia-rhree delegale-'
PoIIsa al Monumental Engine house No,
Plowsry Precinet-one delegate. Polls al
Empire State Mil.
~DElEoArEs ron corsrr c~oS,EsIIos.
First Ward, Gold Hlll-Eleyen delegates.
second Ward. Gold Hill Seven delegates.
First Ward. yirgtnla-Fivc delegates.
second Ward, Virginia Nine delegates.
Third Ward. vlrginia-Nlne delegates.
Fourth Ward. Virginia Five delegates.
Flowery-One de'egate.
American fiai-onc delegate. Polls al Bal
timore Consolidated once.
me County Convention TO be held at rfper's
Opera House, Virginia.
HutuEt.y
AT 10 O'Clock A. n. TOR the purpose OF NOM
mating the following ticket, to-wtt;
Two state senators.
Twelve As.emblymen.
One District Judge.
One Sh-rid.
One County Clerk.
One District Attorney.
One County Treasurer.
One County Recorder.
Que County Assessor.
One Public Administrator.
one County Superintendent Public Schools
One County suryeIor. d.
-Four County Commis.ionerr.
Tire Justices OF the Peace.
Three Con.tAhle-.
Roard Of school Trustees.
RE-olyID, That the tc-t to be required OF all
voters at the Primary elections OF the party
shall be.
First-Are you q citizen Of the United state.
and state Of Nevada, or will you be q lawful
| voter at the eusuing election, ,
seeond-wili you support the nominees oi
| the Republican State and County Conventions
at the merit electiout
The officers OF the Primaries viii be hereafter
| announced by the Committee,
RICHARD RISING, Chairman.
A. WILLIAMS, Secretary. paitd
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GENERAL Robert Ransom. ono OF the
most distinguished Division Command
ers Of the Confederate army. has left his
native State, North Carolina, purchased
the famed Drswry farm in Chesterfield
county. Virginia, and settled down as a
farmer.
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Director. made on the ed day Of
June. 1874. " many shares OF each
be sold At public ~ancti0n. at the Company'r
ofice. No. SO California street. mp stairp. San
Francisco. California, m THURSDAY. the 9Th
day OF August. 1874, 81 the hour Of u o'clock
q. OF said day, TO pay said delinquent Assc-s-
ment thereon, together with costs u advertising
a. c. RycE. Secretary.
once. Sos California street. San Francisco.
California. aus I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-12
MEETING.

CALEDONIA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
L Storey county, state OF Seyada.-Nouce.-
The Fourth Annual Meeting OF the stakeholder.
of the above named company. for the purpose
Of electing Trustees To serve during the ensuing
year. will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
day OF August. 1874, At I o'clock '. N at the
ONCE OF th, company, No. III California street,
San Francisco, California. Transfer books will
be closed IRON J o'clock r. v. on Friday, the
uth day OF August. 1874, until after the meeting.
X. wEGENER, Secretary,
San Franciseo. August 4. 1874. au3 I'd