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NEW BRITAIN
PURE WHITE LEAD

A FTER ample experience in practical use this
IN lead is now conceded to be all that is claimed
for it, and is guaranteed fully equal to any in the
market.
1t is STRICTLY PURE, containing nothing but line
white lead and the best refined linseed oil
1t is unexceed in BODY.
1t is unsurpassed in PURITY OF COLOR.
1t is of EXTRAORDINARY FINENEss.
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE,
20 State St., Boston. I
Genttemen:-I have ana. wed and examined the
White Lead manufactured by The New Britain White
Lead Company, with resulvs as follows This white
lead is entirely free from &C ulterations or make
weights of any kind and is Ground in pure linseed
OIL 1t is fine, very dense, has good covering power
and is in every respect of stan iard quality
Respectfully, 5. DANA HAYES.
State Assayer and Chemist, Mass.
Trustees Hartford Providence d. FiShkiH r. r.. Re-
pair Shops.
HARTFORD, ConU- Feb 19, 1873.
NeU BYit0iB White Lead Co.:
Gentlemen-We have given your white lead very
thorough trial. and satisfied tlat it is equal TO
any now manufactured. Your l uiy,
V. L. PERRY,
Master Car Builder, II. L. s. I. r. T..
w. w. WHEPPEE az TO-,
Sole Agents, FL Market Square,
fe2s PORTLAND, ME. cody
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HANGAR

Augusta House, State 81. Harrison Ruk
err, Proprietor.
Cony House, G.. A. ~ III. Cony. Proprie
tors.
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For Sale.

"A GOOD Family horse and rockaway.. Horse
q yeas old; bay, large. sound, kind and hand
some; work single or double; carriage new; will sell
together or separate. Apply to
Jy2dlw S. Fl. TEWKSBURY, ITO Brown St.
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FOR SALE.

FENHE Stock and Fixtures of a retail Grocery and
Il Provision Store in of the best locations in
Portland. Possession given Immediately Inquire
OF SMITH. GAGE & CO,
so Commercial St.,
., or w. w. GOODY
Juzfdu G4ooHgress st.
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-1ohnny- Boil rsiusss- To- ha hound al
x $ss sSs dSe$aas go res
serves the right to sell proiectiies to
ali or any Who nay CHOOSE to buy.
as may affect bis puise.' -
Two intoxicated men, named Thoe.
GLADDEN. and Calvin Roddy, had dit
fioulty near Shelby, n. O., on the 10th
inst, when the latter was killed by
blows from stick in the hands of the
former.
Ex-Attorney General Clarke, Of Ma
nitobs, was assaulted and dangerously
injured Sunday night, by parties who
for an alleged attempt to kidnap Lord
Gordon.
ON TEE DHIbn.-We learn from
tome OF the most prominent planters
of Edgefield County, that the negroes
in that section have, as a general
thing, abandoned the crops and gone
to drilling.
A German in New York, being asked
how much sour kraut he had put up
for winter use, replied, ''I'se not got
much; little more as ten barrels, sEust
for sickness"
Teddy" Nathan, ex.Chief OF the
Charleston Fire Department, has been
presented with handsome gold watch
by the white members.
The Congregalionalist explains what
it means By lightning bug piety"-
Bright while it lasts but cold and soon
ont.
SUBscRIBKRs-Obtai the latest news
by mail and by telegraph in the DAILY
PHOENIX.
A paper in Chinese has appeared at
San Francisco.
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.--SAYANssAHrJ0}y-2l .-Go4teR quiet
;a;dd:;as Il; re. receipts Sc; gross 56;
sales 1lS; stock 9,959,
NORFOLK, July 21:AOottou quiet
low middiiug l516; net receipts 48;
exports constwise. :130; .sales 20; stock
Mn,1pnrs. JalYrsi.A Acot.on; quie.
and unchanged = demand fair; Offering
s4aat ilshs; o .ssssipt' ssa SO; shipments 800;
NEwSGnnBAss. July 2l.-ootton
quiet andnnchanged; net receipts 1853;
gross 295; sales 400-last evening 200;
stock %, l6S
GALVESTON, July 21.-Cotton dull
and unchanged; receipts so; stock
LONDON. July 2l.-Cousols 92l5@
LIVERPOOL. July 2l-3 80 P. Nj
Cotton quiet aud unchanged; sales
lO.00O, including 1000 speculation
and export; sales Of uplands. nothing
below good ordinary, deliverable July
or August. 8 1-l6. SIS; Of sales to-day,
s. 800 were American.
6P. M.-Sales of Orleans, nothing
below low middling, deliverable Sep
tember or October, 8 85 18; shipm snts
OF new crop. ON basis Of middling up
lands, nothing below good ordinary,
l8H. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
quiet aud unchanged.
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There seems to be no end to the
wealth OF California. The Territorial
h"terprise says that. according to pre-
sent indications, 1.-THE State will har.
vest wheat enough to load 1000 ships,
each OF 1000 tons burden, and have
enough left for home consumption. "
At the same time. we are reminded OF
tue declaration Of Senator from that
State. twenty years ago. that he
would not give six bits for all the
agricultural land in California" So
that We never know the good gifts that
are in store for us. and where we ex-
pect gold find wheat, aud as seems to
be the case in our PaoiAo common.
wealth. gather more gold from the
wheat than from the mines.
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The Chicago Tribune publishes let.
ter from Rev. G.. Q. Mullins. which
undertakes to show that the pulpit is
losing much OF its old.time power, and
inquiries into the causes. Mr.. Mullins
attributes the waning influences of the
pulpit to the decided change from the
kind OF preaching We used to hear to
that we listen to nowadays. For.
merly, he says. it was the duty of the
minister OF the Gospel to preach the
word. pure and simple; and now the
preacher has been mstamorphosed into
the moral essayist. the religio .philo
sophical lecturer and professional,
who must send up a rocket and make
sensation once week, II he expects
to succeed.
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: -IMMIaRAhrs. ReA- -Seu4t. 81 lAaessa.A.

IMMIGRANTS. ReR- -SeUqH- -GARessasA.-
Fsidsy s1aii al toiony tss 81
select English. Scotch, and. German
people, in charge Of the agent,' Mi.
Gaines. were lodged at the Central
h9te| in our oity; and are to be settled
along the Air Iane Railroad, an the
upper part of South Carolina. They
represent about forty persons in all,
and their wives and children will come
on AS soon as these locate. They are
men OF some means aud mostly me-.
chanicu. A number of our public
spirited gentlemen made their ac.
quaintanoe and encouraged them by
friendly greeting. We learn that q
much larger colony is getting ready to
follow these in few weeks"
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A BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO THE Me
MonY OF GENERAL LEE-At the Wash
ington and Lee University, Lexington,
Va. says the Savannah Advertiser, a
student is each day detailed to watch
beside the tomb of General Lee.
Every morning one OF the students is
posted at the tomb in the memorial
room of the chapel, built under the
supervision of Lee. He is styled a
watcher" and his duty is to remain
there during the day, and receive visit
ors. showing them the proper courtesy
and attention. As there are nearly
800 Students, no one is on duty more
than once year. Thus, the entire
Southern people, through their repre-.
sentatives in the University. are watch
ing ut tho tomb OF Lee, aud their sons
Improved in manner and beuring by
tho sacred duty they perform. and
their minds aud hearts benefited by
thoughts of the noble dead.
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ESTIMATES AND Cosr The esti-
mated cost, originally, of the Brook.
Ign bridge was SIS. 100000. Based on
this, the subscriptions were 50, 500, 600
by the city of Brooklyn, 81 500. 900 by
the city Of New York and 81 900, 600
by individuals. 1t is said now the
cost will be $1,000, 900. three times
the first estimated SUN. and some
think it will cost a20. 900 900.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Counr,
CHARLssToN, July 20-Judge Bryan
presiding. Testimony in the case OF
Wm, L. Bradley against the South
Carolina Phosphate and Phosphate
River Mining Company aud tho Ma-
rine and River Phosphate Mining and
manufacturing Company. of South
Carolina, WAS heard 10 this Court yes
terdly. Tie preliminary proceedings
III this case. which is q m otion for an
injunction for Infringement on phos-
pha'e lands. We're held last Friday.
The counsel in the case are Messrs.
James Is. C.mpo:il aud Edward Nc.
Crazy. Sr fot the plaintiff, tho Hon.
\. G Magralh Ior the South Carolina
Pho>p late uni Phosphate River Min
ing Company, anl Messrs. Cosbin &
Stone for the Marine and River Phos-
phatc Mining aud Manufacturing
Company, of Sou:h Carolina. The
h-nrlug Of the case will be continued
on Thursday next.
In the Distric. Court, the petition
OF Robert q. Gricr mnd Daniel Peal, Of
G""rg"town, $. c., for Involuntary
0ankruptcy. Was referred to Registrar
Il III. Seahrook for adj idication. The
petition OF Porter, Day & Co. und
Miller. Morrison & Co.. for claim
agninst Ellis G. Green, baukrupt, was
ref, rred to Registrar Seabrook to tax o
proofs, ". 1n the petition Of F. w.
herchner. for sale Of chnses id action,
In the nlatter of james F. Bland, bank
rupt, it WAS ordered that the assignee
sell the chooses in action aud make pro
rata distribution of the residue among
the creditors Of the bankrupt
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The fierce. vindictive spirit OF the
women who were connected more
or less directly with the Communist
atrocities in Paris, was manifested in n
singular manner as late as three weeks
ago. A woman whose brother-a Com
munist-had been sentenced to hard
labor for life. sought and obtained
charge Of school conducted by the
Sisters of St. Vincent do Paul. "Hsr
first care on entering upon her dates
was to destroy nll tho religious en-
blems about the pluce, and she then
made the children dance in the chapel
to the tune Of Tho Mar ,eiInise' and to
the refrnin of 'Vive la Republiaue. ;
The woman refnsed to mako any de-.
fence, aud sho was sentenced TO ono
years Imprisonment. What weird
light does the trial throw on the social
aulmosities of beautiful France"
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Catawba Tribe No. l, Improved
Order Of Red Men.
A COUNCIL FIRE OF the above Tribe
"a will be kindled st the Wigwam, todd
Fellows Hall, 9Th Run, 22d Sleep, Buck
Noon, g. $. D. SS3. By order OF the bachem.
RIOHARD JONES,
July 221 Chief Of Records.
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A BIG DocroH's FEE.-The son and
heir of the late Edwin Stevens, Mr..
John Ct. Stevens, although he is tho
posscesor of almost unlimited wealth
being worth some S75. 900, 900, has.
until very lately, been most unhap.
py man. He has been afflicted since
his birth with IL peculiar wen, which
has increased year by year, until it
covered q large portion OF his face and
neck. 1t was u most unpleasant OBJ.
Ject, being covered with long hair, and
strangely resembled an animal. No
man could soc it without a shndder.
and ladies have fainted at the sight of
it, Physicians examined it, but pro.
nounced it incurable. Finally, upon
nm offer of $l50.0O0, DR.. W. Parker,
OF Boston, performed IN operation,
which is believed will prove success.
ful, and the millionaire is happy.
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Cypress Shingles.

HAN be supplied in any quantity to suit
~ purchasers Ahand made, drawn SHIN
GLES Sdsi g. sby experienced workmen) Of the
;"a,s Eest biaek or swamp Cypress, twenty.one
OF an inch thick at one end; all put np in
bundles OF fifty each, and delivered at rail.
road depot in Columbia ut the following
prices: No. o.l-ioarts-pes thoueand, 80 so:
saps, per Thousand, Sc so. Experiment will
prove them the cheapest Shingle in use.
Apply to p, B. GLASS.
Office at Columbia Hotel, first floor, front.
July 10 "a
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To Rent,

10 Kent,
- TIE front portion of the STORE
FIJI now occupied by D. @. Peixotto j.
Sons, fronting 80 feet on Main street
and running back about 60 feet. For
terms. apply on the premises to
July 20 49, D. G. PEIXOTTO il SONS.
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'lThe Georgia Gin,"

We again call the sttention OF. those
without GINS to the above Gin, We have
sold them for seven, years, and the univer-
sal satisfaction they. have given aud the
largely increased ,demApd aud sale each
year, is the best evidence of their merits.
We believe thoy will GIN FASTER, MAKE
A BETTER LINT, Run LIGHTER AND
GIN CLEANER, than any other Gin in the
market. Order, early. Of .sfsc'l
LORIOK Il, &,LOWAANOE,
July % Aasuts for South Carolina.
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New Books at Bryan's.

THE GREAT ICE AGE and its Relation
L to the Antiquity OF Manly James
Geike, F. R.S. 81 so. ,t!ID
Wilkes, Sheridan, Fox. (ot ti,ae OF George
11I.) $500.
Sun Sumner, e 5Spproiessor,) on American Cur.
The Doctrine OF Evolutionary Winchell.
Yernes' Meridian or Adventures in South
Around It. $l.O0.
Sun Views of the Earth or the seasons.
ilimstrated1by Proctor, /. T. 8. 50 so.
Nernea' Journey to the Centre of thu
Earth. IS cents. 'Ao
Also, supply of new NOVELS, By Erg.
lish and German authors. chean
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Desirable Property for Sale.
WILL aell. at 4 fair price. and on rsa.
l. sonabie terms, my RESIDENCE, oppo-
site the University grounds. Tho House
contains nine rooms and has water. gas.
paths. etc. etc. "A. 9. BRENIzER.
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Landreth's .Turnip Seed.

Notice to Chewers Of Good Tobacco.
CALHOUN CALHOUN CALHOUN:
A. FRESH supply Of the celebrated CAL.
~ hOUN CHEWfNG TOBACCO, just re-
July 18 lOHN G. QEElElc,
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A DMIssION *10o. seeure Reserve
a. Seats at LyBrand'a Musio Store.
Tickets for eale at LyBrand's Music Store,
and BY soliciting Committees. JHlYQ2
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high admiration, visiting her from time
to time for years, until the year 1870,
when, for reasons herein stated, he
ceased such visits-during which pc.
Rod. by many tokens and attentions,
he won tho affection and love of Mrs.
Tilton, whereby, after long moral
resistance by hor, and after repeated
assaults by him upon her mind, with
over. mastering arguments, accom-.
pilshed the possession Of her person,
maintaining with her thencefor
during the period hereinafter stated,
the relation called criminal intercourse;
this relation being regarded by her
during that period as not criminally or
morally wrong-such had been the
power of his arguments rs
clergyman to satisfy her religious
scruples against such q violation
OF virtue and honor. Tilton makes
other statements in the same direction,
showing the continuance of criminal
intimacy between Mrs. Tilton and MIR.
beecher. previous to the autumn of
!ooS. She maintained with Christian
hrmness towards her pastor the posi-
ton OF resistance. always refusing his
amorous pleasures, which were stron,,
and oit-repeated. Tilton says the first
suspicion which he had that Beecher
was abusing or might abuse the affec.
tion and reverence which Mrs. Tilton
felt towards her pastor, was an i'm
proper caress given by Beeoher to
Mrs. Tilton, while seated BY her side,
on the floor OF the library overlooking
engravings. Tilton gives some dis.
gosting details further to prove the
criminality Of his wife.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.-The har.
vest Is progressing throughout the
State. The yield OF grain is much
larger than last season.
LITTLE RooK, July 21.-The snb-
com mittee, consisting of Taylor and
Ward. OF the Congressional Investi-
eating Committee on Arkansas affairs,
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xIsCiILAsEous.
APPLICATIONS FOR PAINT.


u. s.s.rv,, Ne. g s,s 70 ssa sss.
TT q. LAND OFFICE. CARBON CITY.
": Ny. s;R.snSSs. Y, H. SSssot !.
DAIkD nININu ooxpAsr;. seyCs.sica
having 1ts postofics sdcrefs and principal place
Of business at San ffaneisco, Cal, has by.f J. II.
Thsyer. It's superintendent, this day made ap-
plicstion for patent for dtesn hundred u,b0ol
Linear net Of the Utah lode, bearing gold and
silver, the SANE ~sxtsnding 10 feet N 2 porth-
lion nom Poet No. 1 Of U. y. Survey or Lot No.
IS and 70 A, with surface ground containing
IL es-ioo seres embraced IN .aid Lot No. 0snd
10 A and 70 B.. situate IN Gold Hfl Mining Dis
tr,ct. Storey county, stats Of Nevada, and de-
scrlbed In the plat and hsld notes on ole In
beginning for the description Of that portion
of The ehim onicisily dshgnated - "Iot No.
IS and 70 A." ut. Post No. !, being soatbcest
corner OF Arizona ~Company's survey. Nos. u
and 90. whencs the qusrter eection cornsf on
cas-. line q section I iown.Sip - norts. rs.gs
distant 800 feet; thence nom said Pos. No
north 5K deg. wet 100 feet to Post No. .;
thence south 33k deg. west 100 feet 70 Post No.
s; thence south Ak deg. east 1917 feet 70 Post
NO. Z; thence north % DEF. % min: east fsoH
49,. -" sosn S.st ~ POI No =, ,hrnes nort6
aeg. So -, Nm ~, 10 Pc, No a. tbsnes
SAse;vv a. -, IN t.ss 10 Post No q:
no.sa .an,s ~ Ssc ~sst ia fset to post No
tnenee sSasn asE. ec,,s,nir. m Nm
!. tns H., 1890 A. IA sisim desi.nsfsS
scf.y; W "a IA" hsirr shs Mi lie tsren
~ L IA ~ r,nn r,sm,ses bsine de.sribed in
w. ~ ,i.s sna Nj notss a. foljows. Via: Re-
ginning y rots sS, !. os,ng ~, f N: o M
NO. soano w aioae.su, ~ sss,,ar 49,
seetion corner On sss. Tns ~ S'n0 S ~.
shlp. 10 norm, range Desst, ~. ~. geais
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 34S.
u, 4, asrvey Ne. e5.

TT 9. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
OsNevadA. October 8, 1874. Notice 10 b. reby
given that the Green Gold and Silver Mining
Company, . corporation organised under the
lawso Of The State OF California, having. It, post
one: .dSrs,s and P.Uslpsl, p's.s q sVs!ns e
Tnrney, the agcnt thereof and . stakeholder
therein. this day made application for United
States patent for sixteen hundred and thirty six
(iHssD linear feet OF the Green Lode In Gold
HUI and Devils Gate Mining Districts. being
STATE Of Nevada. with surface ground three
hundred (a0) feet In width, extending In .
southerly direction from the mouth 81 the said
Company's tunnel, at or near the northerly end
ofihe claim, along the line Of said vein or lode,
angles and variations, TO any derth and through.
out iis entire width and depth. although the
sams be found to enter land adjoining; the paid
claim or u Z. Survey No. es being described
upon the surface BY the plat and Geld notes on
Poet No. Z, about 800 feet westerly from the
Devils Gate TolLroad. and whence the quarter
section corner on the south line OF Section 5.
Township 10 north, Range 81 east. Mount
Dlablo meridian. bears north u degrees wet.
distant i.Tso feet; and running from said Poet
10 Sui ! s HomI me w ,sissy, h hoap Snl n ?, .o pns ii y
drgreer east 30 feet 10 Post No. Q; thence
routh itk dcgreos east ! .316 feet TO Poet No. 8;
thence youth sak degrees west 800 feet 10 Post
No. q; thence. fourth courrc. north TX degrees
west l,63G feet 10 Post No. s.; thence north
s2k degrees east III feet TO Post No !. the
place Of beginning -coniaining 10 $500 acres
OF land, situated In cast half Section Q. Town
ship 10 north, Range Il cast, Mount Diablo
meridian.
Courpes and bearings expressed nom true
meridian. Magnetic variation. ioX degrees
east.
Tho n. Louls claim. Lot No. 81. A. surveyed.
sdjoins this claim upon the northeast.
fhe claim herein applied Tor 10 recorded at
page loi Of Book y, llecords OF Gold Hill MIN.
Ing District. kept 10 the once OF the Recorder
OF storey county, at Virginia City. Nevada.
The right TO follow said Green Lode and eI.
tract and remove the ore therefrom for 1850
feet along the course thereof. and throughout
It's entirs width and depth, wherever FUND,
although u enter land adjoining said U. y. Bur.
yey No. o5, IL claimed under any patent that
may be i''u'd h dISn paii sp %HiTaa jR.e,,,er.
HoYr. SEARS q McKrE, Attorneys. san
Francisco. Cal. oce cd
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soLpIERS'
WAR CLAIM AGENCY,
NO. a MONTGOMERY BLOCK,
GAN FRANCISCO, GAL.

VIZ II. AIKEN, ATToRNEy-AT-LAw
W. and Commander Of the Grand Army %
the Republic In California and Nevada. will
give prompt attention TO the collection OF Ad:
ditionai Travel Pa now due California and
Nevada Volunteer discharged more ihan three
hundred mllos from home. Soldiers can de.
pend on fair deling. Information given free OF
charge. when writing inclosc stamp for re,
ply and state company and regiment and
whether ron have q discharge. Congress has
extended the time for nling claims for adii-
tionai Bounty under Act OF July 8. lsCs, TO JAN
uary, 1878, 90 all such claims must he made 30
forc that time. Original Bounty OF tlco has
been allowed all Volunteers who enlisted be
fore July n, 1881. for three years. 10 mot paid.
the came when discharged. Land Warrants
can be obtained for eivices rendered before
isSs, bat not for services In the late War. Pen:
sions for late war and war Of lila obtained and
Increased when allowed for lees than Disability
warrants, bat no pensions are allowed II Mexi'
can and Florida war roldlers. State OF Texas
has granted pensions 10 surviving veterans OF
Texas Revolution. New Orleans and Mobile
Prize Money 10 nov dne and being paid. w.
n. Aiken also attends 10 General Law and Col.
eetion Business. lyxt COW ON
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UNITED STATES REGISTERS
SUMMONS.
M. aSl.

TN THE U. q. LAND orricE. OF THE
Dlstriet Of Carson City, Nevada. The
peopls Of the United States 10 JAMES CAR.
Bon, greeting: You are hereby summoned TO
appear before me. a. my once. In Icarson CITY,
o'clock i. = 10 answer the complaint Of Frank
Holmes. avsrring your claim 10 Lot No. eleven
ll), Block No seven Il. In Range D. Town
slto OF Gold .Iiiii, Storey county, Nevada, 10 he
unjust and illegal, and. then and there. do jon
chow cause " any there be, Why the eism OF
just and legal, aud be allowed 10 enter the said
land falling In which Judgment viii be taken
TO The United stsies Marshal. or deputised
citizen. greeting: MAXI service and return
Given under mi hand, this 10th day Of oeto'
Der. A. D. ls1t.
oe7o I'm District Of Carron CITY. NeyAaa.
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M sr Ss. !" i g. Si..sss, vii, ma. =. o :"s 4: = ~ s' g. 8 g:
September. 1874, 20 many. shares Of seeh Parcel
Of sueh siock A. msy DO neeessary! VIII b
cold at public auction, at the .Alesrcoen
u Maurice Dore o.. No. ~ Pine
.ireei; San rrsseI.eo Cal; On THyRspxI:
q s... /. s,s'ssaf il :; sa.'s sss SsS; e ~ s' ss:': 4
advertising ''' PRxsS Swiff, Secretary,
O6ee-Room No. lHayrand's buidlng. No.
lis California street. San fancisco. Cal
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TO the PVsLlc.

NOTICING ny NAME UPON THE so.
N called "citIrrns' Union fiekst"ss eapdi.
date FOL. ne once q County connl.slonsr. J
Without my kpowledRe or consent. and that |
thine 70 do with any such ticket.
JOHN RANDALL
Gold Hin. October II, isIt.N oeifns
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-26

And In accordance with law. and IN order Of
the Boarl of Directors. made on the 18th Day Of
september. 1874, 30 many shares OF each parcel
of rnrh stock as may be necessary, viii DO sold
IiooIn %, No. 40 California street, San Fran.
cisco, California. ou WEDNESDAY, the eth
day Of November, 1874. Of the hour Of ! O'Clock
=. ". of said day. to nay delinquent assessments
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses or the sale.
Oniee-Roon %, No. tig California street,
San Francisco. California. octe ID