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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-12-31
Walnut Station, MIMI, Dec. 25th, 1874.

EDITOR REDWOOD GAZETTE THE Con-
gregational church ofthis place, was dcdi-
Gated on Sunday the Goth inst. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. L. II. Cobb,
Superintendent of the Home Mission Soci-
ETY. for Mimi, assisted by Rev. L. II. Alden
Rev. d. Jenkins, recently from London,
England, Rev. 0. r. Champlin, Of Sleepy
Eye, and Rev. II c. Simmons of Marshall.
The scrvic were very interesting and
profitable, and we'll attended.
The Congregational Society here, COM
posed of twelve members, have labore,l
hard to build their house Of worship. The
building was erected under the supcrinten-
dent of Rev. Z. II. Alden, who has charge
OF the mission work west from Sleepy Eye,
and who is entitled to, and receives the
earnest thanks OF the people of this place,
for his ardours work in gathering up
means and material with which to build
their church.
The church is 26 feet by 40, with YES
try, IA feet by %. Height of tower and
>pirc, when finished, 60 feet. The cost is
about $4,000. $500 is furnished by the
Congre satonal Union.
The indebtedness OH the church was
S555. An appeal was made to the soci'
city and friends, to lift this debt. The call
was responded to freely and literally 10y
donations, ranging from 81 to 500. The
entire amount was raised or assumed, and
the church was dedicated free from debt
Considering the hardness Of the times, oc.
casioned by the grasshopper raid, we thinl
the people here have done well,
1t may not be inappropriate to notice
here, that the infant class, of, if remem'
Der correctly, the First Congregations
church OF st. Paul, contributed the money
with which the material was bought tina,
ccmcntcd the foundation stones of this
church. Could they now see the fine struc
tl,re erected on the foundation laid by the
aid OF their money, we are sure they would
feel proud, and glad they had assisted sc
much to build the most important part
the foundation OF this, the only church Of
any rrctentions, between Sleepy Eye lax,
and thcPaciiic ocean.
+. ENSIGN.
PERSONALS Mr.. Moses Sears started
East on Monday morning. He will spent
two or three months in the New England
States and Canada.
Mrs. b. Loathcrr,an and daughter have
gone to Iowa to spend the winter.
Mr.. Clarence Ward, OF Wascca, is spend
ing few days in Town.
II. J. Trip and wife, Of Marshall, are i,
Town this week, visiting friends and learn
ing the fashions.
Mr.. Henry Smith Of Blue Earth County i:
here on visit to his fathers, Col, b. +
Smiths, family.
Maj. w. II. Kelly returned from Mime.
arolis on Tuesday evening.
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SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX.

The undersigned, Treasurer of Red
wood County or his deputy, will be in
attendance at the several towns at the
times and places mentioned below for
the purpose of receiving taxes.
Swedcs Forest, Jan. 7th 1875 at
Peter Swenson's.
Sheridan Jan. 9th. 1875 at Chester
Fisk's,
Springdale Jan. l1th, 1873, at G. l.
Weber's.
Barton Jan, 18th 1875, at Ovens
Store.
Lamberton Jan. 18th, 1873 at A
Praxalps.
Charlestown Jan 14th 1875. at A.
Renters.
Willow Lake Jan. 10Th, 1875, at
Peter Cores.
New Avon Jan. 10th, 1876, at. s.
Towle's.
Shutdown Jan. 10Th, 1875 at W. H.
Hawks.
Brookville Jan. Goth, 1875 at Peter
Bodiger's.
Sherman Jan. 21st, 1875, at A,
Knipple's.
At Redwood Falls at the County
Treasurer's Office all days not mention.
en- above.
Notice is given that all Personal
property tax not payed before the LIST
day of February 1875 will become sub
ject to cost. The General Laws OF
1871 p. P. So, make it incumbent
upon the County Treasurer to collect
all Personal property tax, or pay the
same himself Therefore ifsuch taxes
are not paid, l shall be compelled to
collect the same by distraint and sale.
There is still Personal property tax
of 1873, that should have been paid
November last, all persons not having
paid their Personal tax Of 1873 vii
see to it soon.
Further notice is also given tha
Real Estate taxes become due tn,
first of January 1875. IF not paid be
fore the first Of June next 10 per cen
on the full amount of tax attaches an,
2 per cent month there after, ais
; costs Of advertising, clerks fees ant
sale attach, which will be so cent
on each description Of land or town lot
l L. F. ROBINSON.
11.3t County Treasurer.
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New York Observer.

To persons desiring a religious Newspa-
per the New York ''Uh&.rver'' presents in
;lucencnts that are lot exceeded by any
other journal. 1t is neither old foey nor
sensational, hut thoroughly orthodox and
progressive. In ma:t"rs of church news
and general religious intelligence it is COM
plcte. 1t is very ably conducted, editorial
ly, and all questions OF general interest arc
discussed with unusual fairness. 1t has
had great influence in moulding wholesome
public sentiment throu shout the country.
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4 BARGAIN.

WILL. sell the South hf of south west Or, and lots
and Sec. 81, 113. 36, also Lot l, 81, 1l3, 81,
also south hf south west quarter 81 lib, 81, in all
275 and IS hundredths acres, for four dollars per
acre, half cash the balance in five yearly payments
without interest, Apply to TILL TIBBErrs, Redwood
Falls. v6-2
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NOTICE..
To Tay Payers Of Redwood County,

Tax payers Of Redwood County will
please take notice that the Duplicate
of taxes for the year 1874 is now in
my hands for collection. The following
per cent in mills for the different
funds has been levied on each dollar's
valuation.
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MARRIED..

WlLSON-CHENEY.- the residence
of the brides Father, December Goth, 1874,
By the Rev, w. Il. Chamterlin, Mr.. Robt.
A. Wilson to Miss Sarah +. Cheney, all of
Redwood Falls, Minnesota.
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A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

Every Man, woman, boy and girl, should
send at once for one Of the Excelsior Sta
tionery Packets, containing Note Paper.
Envelopes, Pen Holder, Pencil, Pens.
Blank Book, Blotter, Photographs OF 100
beautiful Ladies, Tooth Picks, Perfume
Sachet, Chinese Puzzle, and fine piece o!
Ladies' OR Gents Jewelry, Try a package.
Price, post paid, so cents, or 3 for 81
Agents Wanted. Address,
CARLY BURROW,
3l9 Harmony ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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TAKE NOTICE.

] have this day sold my stock Of Hard
ware to Daniels & Schiek, and all parties
having accounts with me are requested to
call and settle Immediately.
A. NJ NORTHROP.
Dated at Redwood Falls, Dec. Sd, 1874.
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Milwaukee, Wis

Fresh lot of Stationary at Watson's,
cheap-will be sold astonishingly low for
cash, FurS, or Rags.
Miss Martha Dickey, whose illness at St.
Paul we noticed last week, died on Thurs
day morning. Mrs. Wingctt arrived there
on the monday previous and at that time
some hopes were entertained of her rccov-
cry. The fever had been broken but she
was greatly Frustrated and her constitution
was too frail to rally.
Mrs. Wingett arrived home ON Saturday
evening,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-12-31

ONCE AGAIN into our sanctum co1neth the
STAR SPANGLED BANSER--the December
number, and the one which closes its
twelfth year of success. Few arc there who
know not this splendid paper, with its 40
long columns, size of Ledger, illustrated,
and just crammed with the very best read
ing--Poems, Tales. Stories Sketches, Wit,
uumor, and Fun. 1t also contains the cell
ebrated "Rogues' Corner" in which every
swindler, will be fully exposed. For 1876
every subscriber receives the paper fully
prepaid, and either pair Of charming
"Prang" Chromos, an elegant Dictionary
Album, Book, or choice OF twelve premi'
ums--any one being worth more than price
Of the paper, which is only sl.OO year
30 paper is more thoroughly established
better known or better liked. Specimens
for cents. lie who fails to subscribe fall
to do what he should do. Send 81 to
BANNER PUBLISHING CO., Hinsdale, \
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IAn,I!Y Sr\GE EACH WAY.
R.,wn,l rM. 20 Marshall On Friday and r.turn
on Saturday.
Redwood Faus "a Minnesota Falls, via Yellow
Medicine N Fri lay an, return on 81 tur'ay.
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WANTED.

Five or Six hundred pounds of good but
ter in trade or for cash.
S. T. BUNCH
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On Monday morning the 18th, inst, a
young "King Richard'' called at
Postmaster Watsons for situation.
As business seemed to be increasing,
it is needless to say, the kind
hearted "Lord of the Manor" considered il
small expense of an extra plate at his
table and concluded to let the Richard Of
indefinite number" stop. It's IA Id.
boy with energy enough to edit a democrat
ic paper or run a dairy. Mother comforta.
lle-boy cross. and Bob-that,s all
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-12-31

Job Work of every description done at
this Office No. l. Press and material
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Mr.. J. Z. Williams Photograph Gallery
has become one Of the Institutions of tho
place. lie has good instruments ant
his work gives good satisfaction. Besides
his prices are made to suit the dull times
Mr.. Williams is always at homo and any
one who wants to see how well they can bt
made to look should give him 4 call.
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All communications and Locals must be
sen. to this Office 10y Wednesday morning
70 insure their insertion.
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The ''Musical Echo,' the last Number
ot which is on our table, is one OF tl.c fines
publications in that line. It contains q
largc amount of instructive reading matter
and three pieces OF music. a Walt, Polk;
and Song. Published monthly at, only
one dollar per year. by
II. y. HEMPSTEAD,
Milwaukee, WIS
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that we have sold
our Notes and Book accounts to a, NJ
Nprthror, ana we request all to settle with
him.
DANIELS & SON.
Redwood Falls. Mimi, Dee 18th 1874.
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Church Directory.

p,,xrxrsRt,y-Hev. ". Il. Chambcriiu, Pastor.
Services every Sabbath at II =. III. and att P, M
Sabbath schon! at i before 10 a. m.
NsruooIsr- =. SInit', Pastor. Services every al
tsrnate Sabbath at loia n, SABBATH school every
Sabbath. at "a IN.
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vlCk7S
FLORAL GUIDE
FOR 1875.

PUBLISHED QuARrEELY.-Januaty Num-
Der just issued, and contains over 100 Pag-
cs. 500 Engravings, descriptions of more
than 500 of our best FLOWERS and VEGErA
BLEs, with Directions for Culture, Colcred
Plate, etc.-The most useful and elegant
work o: the kind in the world.-Only %
cents for the year.-Published in Ems lish
and German.
Address.
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-12-31

1t will he an agrr"abl" surprise to many
" cur readers in this locality to learn Oh
the progress that Walnut station is making
As .ct forth in 4 communication from that
place this week \ $4,000 church is worth
mentioning.
The Festival at the Agency was great
success, ii the satisfactory reports of those
who were il: attendance is a fair Indication
\ large crowd and any amount Of fun. We
understand that the proceeds wcrH about
rNcnty-eicht dollars.
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New Tim X Redwood Stage Lines

Tn. R,!vMl.; rl.-, OF the Patrons Of HuShanlry
will l,, m 'tin.> r'tultrlv IN the ist ana ID sat
url,ys Of every month. 4: ,. o'clock I. NJ.
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Wood received at this Office on account
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS LODGE No. Of. y. F
A. M.-R..ular meetings on the LIST and Sd We'd
acsisys In each mcath, At : 1. o'clock T. NJ.
RODr. WATSON. Scc'y.
10. Of G. T. Meets every Monday evening at
the School House.
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Worthington's Ink hy the OF. Or pt, at
WatSrnS.
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Northwestern Iowa,
FOR SALE
At Moderate Prices, with Easy
Terms Of Payment. Also Town Lots
in Towns at Railroad Stations.
Land Bonds of the Sioux City and
St. Paul Railroad taken at par in ex-
change fors lands within'their, limits.
rG For particulars address, LAND
DEPARTMENT ST. p. Il s. g. & S.
G. 4 ST. P. r. Il. Co.,
2O-1y ST.. PAUL, MINI.
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! FOR ST. PAUL.
Leave t .----1:53 AN.
" " 1922 I'M.
| FOR MANk ALTO.
Leave at.---.S;0i 7. VI.
| FOR SIOUX CITY.
Leave at. .---.11:41A.M.
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Chattel Mortgages for sale at this office.
4 IIu,,Dy Nec Year 10 Ill.
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Trains arrive at and
ter as follows:
FROM ST. PAUL
Arrive at -----ll:4i - NJ,
" S.c1.P VI.
FROM MANk ATO.
Arrive at. - i. NJ.
FROM S1DCN CITY.
Arrive at = NJ.
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Mr.. WIN. f. Lee, of Swan River,
received from WASHINGTON, October
18Th, patent on machine for sepa-
rating cookie from wheat. 1t is
though this Invention will prove re.
munera'ive to its originator, and of
great value to millcrs. All success to
rising young seaius of Morrison coun-
ty -"Li,t!e Falls Courier.
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Peerless Ink, at Watson's.
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Shoulder Braces COR sale at Dr.. Hitch
cocks.
Another Olive Branch decks the brow OF
,.,r y,r.hy Past Master
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We join the mauy friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. y. Wilson i'll wishing them health
happiness and long life.
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Al goods warranted. School Books, &c
at WatSon's.
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JcsSup < Scott are receiving lot OF cX-
TIA fine Teas. Try them.
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A new supply of legal blanks, deeds
mortgages, chattle mortgages. Justices
blanks, &c--for sale at this office.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-08
February :. 1874

STARVED To DEATH y es;er,iay moIni-
ne. while Ado!ph Ciotfen WIS passing
down u III, street and VI e - about OPP
rus,te the rear of Oherfslder x Harrison :
store. he was attract d by the sounds Il
some one II a1ing a. III q I cS'- II {
..-Ies appeared! - CONE from a small ear
Eas teIt in the noFtaw+st corner Hf The
Chin GaIGsn. II | on gem II the
place he fognd- lying Ii. Il nearly made
state, 4 thinaman- Sr,'an:nS plt1ouS'v-
nut unable 10 speak H appeared t. lie
N = DIVING condition and Mr.. GU .i,n.
liter covering the man with some cloth
ing. notified DIR. Chambiin. the County
Physician, of the case. The Doctor rc-
ferred him to the Commissioners to pro
e1re a permit to have him taken 10 the
County Hospital. The certificate was
procured and Mr.. Gufeu AMI TRAY.
Johnson returned to the house to convey
che Chinaman to the hospital. hut the
condition of the man was such that he
could not be removed. He died in a
short time afterwards The Chinese,
when called upon to attend their country
nan. refused to have ANYTHING to do with
Ann saying that they did not ike the
man After his death. Ihovever. they
Brought quantity of rice. preserves
&c. fcr the spirit of the departed to
:east unon. which. If they had admins
: red three days ago. world probably
nave Iesu tine means OF saving his life
Tie man died Of neglect. and ,ioEb,less
he must have laid IL he tent for severa!
Avs w-taOut eating anything. The
body stillremains there, but will probably
ie buried to-day ly the county,
f-Sku !>elta,sl, fei,. >.
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AFPEEHENsIoSs. - Serious "ppreAer-
lions are felt for the safety of stock III
si.a ranges h-reaboEt. and Ii !, tLou 1t
'hat catri.- which art IN poor oon,liti Il
c-f:sc S-:eiy perish l. i ai-p .g.:ys d
a.; rancher> in Rec River Will SUI T
great Inconvenience and .eTl.af5 los,
sra.u superahj,u,l rce of water. 1t
INV Taf" We don't expect - l.ear May
eonPlaints of the scarcity oi tn acq- =
aus tUid.-R. T.. Eer.Ts.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-08

d. THREE foot yeiG ot black suIpluret
-srA WAS struck in the Peru mine. NJ
UL;cnville, last week. FL. Kelley. q
iIs .>ie,r SIR. : Superintendent, ana
ono of the r-:ueiral owners Of the niIe.
.sfl...,t IL ,i>i..-.
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:.CsToI.sD orEIHE.-It Is currently re-
ported i. toxin that an Extensive strik *
=: li-h Grade ore h. Just been made IN
r2e EiloradO mine In Belmont. We
.sop. II = true - II nav have the SAM
Beet Oh Belmont present black eve as
-.ece IF raw b,gf.-i.'->~ Hire Rec
..
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STATE OF NTNAIA.t

: iAiL of M AAss
CCJSTE OF URMSIiY.
|. t } EDNAErJs. County Clerk and tr-ofTc'G
Cieri Of the Second tI,,icial District Court held
IL AMI Tor tie salG county and S;a;" lfur,-
said. do L, rciy certify that the above and fore
gaIlg - IA fUil, tTJc and correct copy of the
original order ROW tile anu Of record ill my
o.f1ce.
In Tcstimt NJ Wls r2of. / have hcreUEto st
my hand and affixed the seal OF said
Ei.tTict Court, al my Office IN Carson
IsEAL City. Nevada. this, the cath day of
January. A. u, 1874
ja25-ta T. J. EDWARDS. CLERK.
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1lSSOLUTitn Of COPaRTnERSHl?

YsyHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
fore existing letMeen jacob sLeyer anu
Louis Morris, under the firm maize Of Sheyer i
Morris, is this Gay dissolved by mutual cor
sent. Mr.. Jacob sheyer rotires from the bl.Si
less The business Will hereafter be carried
on by Abraham Morris and Louis McIris, under
the firm nsIne of l.. Morris n Co. Mr. L. Nor
ris is authorized to coilec; ill bills due the old
firm. also Fay all BITS OF the late firm.
JACOB SHEYER,
LOUIs MORRIS
ABRAHAM MORRIS.
Carson City, Nevada, Jan
fel I'm
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FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at 5A5 a. m, 745 a,
NJ, 945 a. M, IL A. p. M, A. ?. M, 3A5 ?.
and 5:45 p. III.
Leave Carson City DAILY n. a. m, a NJ,
l0a. H., l. m, p. m, p. NJ, and p. u.
At Virginia City, Gold Hill and Carson Ofica
Through Tickets can he obtained to San Fran
cisco, Ogden and intermediate points ol the C
2. r. X.
Through Tickets car be procured at the Gem
pany's office, Virginia for Chicago Kansas City
And st. Lcuis.
H. N. YERINGTOE.
General Superintendent.
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DEllHQUEWT TAX llSi.
SrA-r CT NEVADA. COUNTY OF tRHSrY.
D.oFEtcT AITCESEx Cffl,E-
EcT!cLs c. CUTS CGMMIsGE1
vp10 TUE FOLLOWING NAMED De-

3 tsnG"pts and 10 al! owners Of. - ciiIil4i!tr
t., tlt real estate 80 iuprUVtmt Lts tirfer;i n
:plIr,relstis h, Il ass s~cG separately H. Itlli-
:.,r Deserted. tnuTr or Unknown You Are
hereby notified that sni.s have been commenced
III tn, Ju,,., : Iu;.IT, Carson IoWLsh!p til!lH-
by counts state .: NeVada. before Chasles A.
WIthcr;H Justice Il In" cu,t. by the state ~
Nevada plain IL. against each OF the dc ndaH's
hereinafter named. and raca Of the tol!C" n :
Il. SCI b,d trar:s q parcels NJ land with the I'm
Yray. ruct.; II, L and improvements vile II
separately ass, s>,d. And all uwL,TS -. Ct
claimants 20, the Inc known o. unknown t. r.
cover the tax and GriIuqucu. ' sssfsst To said
def ndaa., ae4iast said property :uT tie fiscal
.etr & INNS LlinE the LIST day OF January, 4. d
IS-3. and ent'iu. the 3lsc day OF December AID:
1878 and that summons has been duiv ISSUED
in each ca.e: and you are u!thtr Notified that
unless You appear and answer the y5mplair.
fled in said cause or or before the
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lst day Of March 1874.

Any stockholder making default in payment
of said assessment Is above required upon the
shares held by him viii be delinquent, and said
share Will be advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unless required payment thereon is
made On or before APRIL LIST, 1874, 50 many OF
sucn shares VIII be sold, at said last date. as
will be Necessary for the payment Ct the assess
ment upon all shares held by sucl. share holder
together with costs cf advertisement ard e1-
penseS OF sale.
S. D. KING. JR
Jao0-law4W Secretary.
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ESSe sSrfcrG SC.iCo.
PANCAKE COAL CCEPaHf.
NOTICE u HEREBY OMEN THAT

~ IT meeting of the Board f Trustees
held On tie @1th dag OF January. a. u. IS.f. al
asst ssinclt Go. II Of ten cents per share was
levied upon the capital sock CT the cocpcrs-
ton, payable Immediately III United States gold
coin. to TIE Secretary, at Cfice of Company,
with Ellis X King, Carson CITY. Nevada. said
asst ssment TO be paid en- or before the
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-08

FREIGHT And allgEifhlDaTicN TRAINS
Leave Virginia City for Reno at :i5 a m and
3:i5 p. III. viii leave Reno tor Virginia City at
L. H., P. H. and $50 i. Ii
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Committee CT Arrancsmenis:

Theodore \. Hale, George : Tyr Il
william Eassie
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FiUor Fi.tEl.-rrs.
(it.d rsr VIM. I,.,~s''r>.J
Gcor-e :. TyIreI. II, g, sharp.
Il Fred Brooks. William Ea--le,
Iht,,,.rc. !. Hale.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-23

4 special convention 81 tho Protest
ant Episcopal Church In tho Diocese
81 Iowa, has been called 10 mcct ~
Davenport, on tho s,sh day " Dsesn-
bsr ncst, 10 elect y l,islop to succeed
the late bishop Leo. Tho convention,
II composed ofelsricnl md Lay Dclc.
gstss--ths clerical, the clergy u The
lDiocsss. and The lay, from ono - three
Delegate. firm each parish. Aasusssl
licadlc. w, Sttothcr aud II, A. OoMl.
rich srs the Delegates from the II risl
III tl.ia place.
Tho North Essiern Missionary TN.
vo,at' u the Episeopal Church, u
Mason City. next Tuesday. Oet, 9Th
lsIt.
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Litcrar, .sorlcty.

A meeting for the organization of 4
pcrmancnt Literary Sacie,y ~ crcsco,
will 10 held III tho court linusc. Satur.
lay evening ,'eiohcr 9th is1s. Om
ofthc exercises will 10 tho discussion
u tho question.
REs"Lsep. That tho Negro race III
the ! = ougl, moi t. rnjn, equal po.
li'irnl and ."isl privileges, with ,he
White race.
The following gentlemen
will participate il ihr !, l,a'r. Affirm.
aiiss--ll &. Metaftrs aal " s.
Hallway. Ncyatise---l.l l,arhor anil
lfeI POST. |, is inienlsd Z, max,
this 4 Geusral I.itcrary S.sie'.. con.
,lsting VI rlerritr. ~ whiel, h"t' Ia,
llus and l.rn,l,mri, fal tuka pat
4 cattlial invitation II sAieulel Il
18th I'D aud ,nnns. i,l'n present, and
4 full alte,rlaaep u all tbs. interest !.
I'll ~ tlte organization u anrifI, 81
Til, ch.rA1,nr il dcrirrl.