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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
'riftli6e Sreibeit ieIbft iber ben Saufen

9rtltlt1e Sretbett lelbf nber ben 9aufen
i~tiirSeu.
Wie man uns iebt in Nmerifa SEN @e1
1uB geiitiger @etranfe berbteten mill, 10
ipuroen BEN Suoen i'm Nltel1 Bunbe 8or~
idrtften in 8e5ug arf bas Gilen ertbeilt.
SeluS aber bat 0iele Bel9rdnfun9en auf>
.geboben u1o gelagt: v9tt6t mas gum
Wtlnoe eingeDt, nerunretnigt ben Wtenz
i6en, 1%onoeru was gum Wtuitoe aus
9e6t!"
NSte Selns 10 oerlangte ber grDBe 0et1
o%enapoitel Yallus 9rtitli9e Sreibeit tnt
@l1en ltnb 2rtnfen. 9ls unter ben err
lten @Drilten elm Streit Daritber entltanz
ben mar, Oh es benz GDriiten erlaubt lei,
BON Dem Sletlbe ber Sbtere, tpel6e oet
@obet du Gbren 9eopfert poroen tparelt,
81 ellel1 ooer nt9t, oa enti6teo tbn Yauz
LUIS tol9enoermaBen: v9Sei6er ti1et, Der
neradte ben ni6t, Der ni6t tiiet; uno
tpel6er nt6t iiiet, Der ri6te ben nidt,
Der Oa tiiet: benn 9OIG bat i'm aufges
ll0mmen."
llnO ausbriid[i6 16[teBt 8aulus in
oteie 6riltlt6e Sreibeit bas Trtnten NIT
etl oei1ll er ia9t: vS6r ellet NUN ooer
t%rtlttet, D0er mas Sbr tbut, 10 tbnet e5
Nlles our @bre @ottes!"
@Driltli6e Vreibett I'M giieu uno Srtnz
ten TT etit9etu9rt omr6 Se1us uno ieinen
NpDItel; Die QSal1erapp1teI aber DDuen
1tl1s oiele 6rei6eit lleblnen.
@ar5 nn9rtItltO tDie Der 3tped lit AUDI
ods Wttttel ote1er 0eudler. Selus 16retbt
Dor, TN SerbDr8elten 81 bete:; er 1agt
1Itbt, gebe NIT Detnem @ebet auf Die
StraBen Doer gar bot uno in bic WtrtbS>
Dduier. Sitter taoeIt er pielmebr bas
StraBen9ebet BET 8bari1der, Die AT ben
StraBeneden ut1b duf W%tarftpldben lange
0ebete berdbleterten. SeluS bat oft ltlD
Dtel gebetet, aber odnn 3o9 ct it6 thinner
III bte SttQe ber 9ta6t ulto in Die @inz
l%antfett anf boDeH Bergen 3uriif
ieben mir tbn beteno 0ur6 bic StraBen
S~erlllaleln'S ooer a1oerer Stdote man>
bern!
rWas tpiir6e Sefus"- 10 f6IoB SER
Gtienlo6r-v ben @ebete1, peI6e uniere
Delti9en Gelnpcren3ler berabletern, tDobI
1a8en ? @r ipirbe CUR 0etBel sreifen uno
oieie Wetber na6 6aule an Die Nrbeit
iagen!
vQ8ir aber baben sic M1a6t, su eI1en
ulo 5t t%rti1fel1, aber NQes nur CUR Gbre
@0tteS :; 1tto 0ott tptro l1ebr gee1rt,
tpe1lt mir nit 9ant fir feline @aben bon
benz @etpd@s bes Weinltodes ooer benz
@ebrau aus Wfal5 u1o 0Dpfen genteBe1,
ais tpenn mir ietne @aben ais rSauitrtd
beS Ieufels" dnieben uno nera6ten unb
Der Slater i'm !6tnmel ftebt IS lieber,
tDenn Der Wein ieiner Wenldenftnber
6era erfreut, ais tpen1 iie tbr nit bu1nnt>
fron1men unb beu6terii6en @ebeten be-
ftlrn1en, Tie Dor ieiner eigenen @a6e su
betpabren, ais ob ie Elm @etrdnt ber
Sole 1pGre!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
Gut 9eutSMA

oSn BET lebten Summer Der 2eip3t9er
@ortenlaube befunbet Semano 1ein tiefz
gefiibltes 8eoiirfniB nod GeinDaltltltg
Der bel,ti6en 5pra1e bab1r9, baS ct in
elmer Nuiforocrung our @riinbun9 elmer
voeuti6en Qfaoemie" = auBer bieiem
Worte nod 1T 81 3eilen Die foIgenben
G6t Deuti6en Worte %anbrtngt:
Nnar6ie, Srtbo9rapbie, Nutor, Nuto=
rttGt, @rammattf, @nergie, Snpuls,
9teform, @0o (bieies nod baau in
gang fall9em Sinne), con1equel1te @lerz
sic, Gomniiiion, YrGceoen3, @onsreB,
GDaos ullo = (9riebti0 lnD fransDIid
5ulammen9efoppelt) photographic 7lliau=
sen! 9abet finn M0rter, tpie Spitent,
l1niperiitdt, PrDfeiior II. beG. ui6t mitz
gerednet.
Wfit faum stpei nber BRET Musuabmeu
lailen lid aue Dieie TremotpDrter ni6t
nur ebenlo gut, ionoern better, uno obnc
BENT Sprab9eilte Die ~Ieiieite Welpalt auz
5utbut, our6 ent1prebenOe oeuti0e nic5
oer9eben. 8enm man, tpie @ampe IS
tpollte, Sotterbett itatt Sop9a iagt, 10
tltngt Das ge5!pungen, ipeil bas beutl6e
Sbr Itd Oil Den &lang ctnes iol6en9Sortes
llbt 10 gelpobnt bat, ipie bas em9lildc oil
ben oes 9arj gleidbroeutellOen lounge
Nbcr: 3uGtlpltgfeit itatt NuarOte,
9ttNtl6reibun9 lratt Ortbograpbie,
Serbellerun9 lIutt Ut eform, Ghattraft
ltott @%nergie, folgeri6tiB (Ooer uah
untitGnoen bebarrllb) Hiatt conies
quent, Wteoerball Hiatt = If D 9lures
9lng ooer NnltnB ltntt S V;i!5,
S1rlttlteller ltatt Autor, OpraUlebre
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
@ie fOmu,t e benn aber nur, bas nniere 9res

gSie fontn1t IS benn aber MIR, 6db i~triere 9re>
bigger iiber bas eben angebeutete, 1uettuerbrettete
8erbre9en 10 title iinb, mGbrenb bod gera0e bteIe
art hes an einem 9dl,slid ruebrlolen Spler be-
gorgenen 0torbes bic Iadnbli6itc tit Sene
Bre6iser t0nnen ni6t pori6iisen, baB ie pot
ienem gerbreden ni6ts lpiiBtcn benn bas 9aus
bes 8~rebtsers cntbGlt pom alien 9dulern bic pollz
fommenite Der Glalberitubet. So LANCE btcle
Srebtser ii9 i9euell, in ibrcn 8rebistcl segen
bies &erbreaet l~ossui4losen, itnb lie ni6ts ais
bic Sontto9sbansipurlte Der @eiber, pom ipel9en
tie ibr irOil6cs Srob erbalten."-
Die 8ettpetber tn Ohio tpagten, tpie
gefagt, gesen pbigen NrtifeI ni6t 3l
mldien. Nu@ iebten iie ibren Selo5ug
gegen bic @irtbi6aften nit unnermi11
Oertem Offer fort. 9asesen bort man
iebt aaerbings pent9er bon Wei6era1z
9riffen altf Npotbefen, nelde betanntli6
I'M Nnfang bon tbnen eber1o belaltigt
tpuroen uie Die Birtbsbduier.
@barafteriitil6 fit Die 8cttpeibsr 1T
es AUDI, Dap ie pdbren6 ibres Srtegs
gegen Die Npotbefen Die 8etdmpfung oes
OptumzBertoufs an mGi:nlt6e ul1b tpetbz
lt6e Iemperen3ler ebenio ipitematii6
uer9aBen, ipie Die 8efdmpfmtg bes Berz
faufS oer oben an9eoeuteten Dtoromtttel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10

- Cine intereilante StattIttt Der
G0bnet 1T b II CT 8 augetperbe
bat 10 eben Ser SDn6tcus bes bprtigeit
8unocs Der 8an7, Waurerc uno 3in~
m~ern1eiiter, Or. Sil1e, perDfentli6t. 8ez
fanntli6 bat III Den leBten Sabren fein
@euerbe bon ber Stritema1ie mebr 3u
leiben 9ebabt, ais bas Sausetperbe. Dir
beit9eber unb Mrbeitnebmer ftanoen fat
itets in ben lebten bier Sabren fetnoltG
einaroer ge9eniiber, uno oas tptro tpobL
aud in ber 3ufunft Der Sal fem, iolanee
ni6t bic eine n6er orbere Yartet na6gez
eeben bat. Die Wtetiter perlangen Die
QDbnu1g nod 9eiitung, bic @eiellen be-
iteben auf Dem ytormaldrbettStag unb
oletdem Gobn fir 9tQe. @oDir aber bic
8eftrebungen Der Nrbetter fibren, in tpels
der erorbitanten 8etie fte ben 6erite[s
Iunaspert9 oer @obnllngen b%ertbeuern
unb oamit cine Stei9erung Der Mietbsz
preile berbetfiibren, Sei9en folgenoe Cab
len /: 8et SO in iebem etn3elnen Sabre int
SageLobn dus9efiibrten 8allten bat 6ie
3abl Der Qlrbeitsta9e i'm Sabre 1869 Az
500, 1871 3 1884, 1872 &c, $3.50, 1873 49,
8S8 ~betragen; basegen iteQte ii9 Die 2lrs
bettsIetitun9 fol9enoermaBen. @s ip1lrz
ben DerrnGuert I'M Sabre 1869 20, 23O, 900,
1871 1879, 900, 1872 1862, 800 um6
1873 IL ,683, 900 Steine. 9ana6 bot aIio
bic 8 / It II n g trob bes Stetse1s Ser Dir
beitsta9e quantitattn tint fat SO SrD3.
q b g n ZEN obI6on Der 9obn uni
beinabe 100 Yro5. gefttegen lift. Tiibrt
man bteie itatiitii9en @reebniiie bis 1862
5uriif, 10 5eigt ii6, baB Der 6%eriteuungsz
pertb Der Otauerarbeiten Ieitoem nm 6ns
Yierfa6e seitie9en lit. 0ft9t obne Sim
fluB lit Die 8eiue9ung I'M 8ausetperbe
audi auf oaS 2ebrlingSpeien seiporben.
Spn iomnttltden Wtetitern befaiien ft6
nur l4S NIT Der NuSbtlbung BON 2ebrz
lingen, nno Sipar ar6citen bel 80 Wau1
rermetltern 49l un6 BET SO 3iunmermet,
ltern 26S 2ebrliuge. SeIten errei6t es
Der Qebrberr, b0B Der @ebrliug Die corz
tractlide 2ebr3eit inne6Glt; Die mei1tem
entiaufcn uorDer unb finoen trob ibrer ae,
ringtu Genntnilie BET Der bisberiocn Jt0tI
oil We1cllcn QlrDett ais Dtaltrer o6er2tm:
n,erer. So ltlo bis Wtai 1873 entlaufeu
bel ben Wtaurern i'm 4. &ebNI5re 48.5
NroS., i'll 3. 26.9 BrpS., im 2.&s.9rp3.
Der NeDrLinge; bel ben 3immey mar
pa5 NerbdltntB nod i6limmerI ents
lteien I'M 4. Sebrio9re 66.H @tp;. nnb
TN 3. 3S.42 4rO5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
s,r goarattertntf ser 8ettpeiber.

@ines Ser gana pentsen en9Iii6same~
rifdniIhen BlGtter, pel6e nod ben
Wfutb boben. Der 8etpeit frGfttg e1tgez
oensutreten, lit bas Register in San=
busfp. 8. &iirsli6 bat lit bemlelben Elm
9lpotbefer ben abi9euIi6en 6eu9lerin>
men eilten SpieBeL aufgeitedt, in tpeldem
tie ii9 ieben fOnnen, tpte tie limb. llno tpte
rns BON Sanorstp gel9rteben tutro,
hattie feline oerieIben Den WtMtb, at6 11ur
Elm @0rtletn bage9en Su ia9en.
Bir t9etlen bier ben Nrtifel oes btelerz
fohreuen a~lnertfaniiden Npotbefers als
nidt unipi6ttsenB eitrdg snr Gbathttertz
ftif bet Bet,peiber nit:
gste[e bieIer gSeiber baben gar fein @epii1en
mebr. @iirbe ieber apotbeter ld9cn, mas Ell pom
.Rll1besn1or6 weib, 10 ruiirbet 9or ptele 6rartertz
simlner ni9t niebr pGn9el" 9eltanf1t 1peroeit.
Sin Npothefer fom,nt 5ruat6t9 Neal IN bic Gage,
Weitte[ slIr SDotlts unl6ulbt9er Et1ber perlpet7
oern All %nriillelt, ebe ct etnntal IN oc Sd9e tontntt,
einen SrulttenboLo S6napps 81 perpet9erlt. US
fomntt ridt lelten DOT; oab enn lun9er @bentdt11t,
bel]en Erail nod fet1t Stnb bat, tlt etilem Npotbe>
fer aeht unb eepiife Irtifel perla19t uno baB ct,
neni1 Inn nun Ser 2lpotDefer auf bic Mtrfun9 lolz
der Wttttel aitfmerflant 1naGt, ein9eltebt, baB CT
Sic alu1penbnno ctneS lol6en Wetttels nttt 9erne
iehe, baB ibmt dber ietle Trar ODER ictne Sdlpies
oerrnlttter feline &ube selolien bdtteii, bis er ltb
eutl6lollen, bus Slit Sl fuufen.
Sd tenne lelbit cine 6rau, pel4e cine &oQe in
beint Observation-Disclosures Ipttlt, ruel6e aber, ebe
lie lid in cine friibere GebetSperI umlnlut19 be9ob,
Bet eiren, Npptbefer ppriprad, pom Dem lie Elm sez
wilIes NRittel uerlat9te; ne crttdrtc babel, odb ne
outer Soiinuns lei, ober feline tinocr mcbr uoac.
Ser apotbcter uerpei9erte i'm Ous I5jttel, irocm
er uorsab, %ha5ielbe ridt Sn baben.. Saber fommt
es. boS bicle fromnc 6rait belte zinc Ntlltter ltutt
elmer 9eDrSerin lit. GS piiroc Mid faum &unoer
nebuen,. rpenn sies @eib nit ben anberen Set
idipeitern in bielelbe Npotbcte fdrnc, I'M pa ge9cit
Aeu N(cobol SIT beten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
Sef4tS TITO oeS Srinfet.

Der beutl6e proteftantil9e Bre6iser
g. 80. G~tfenIobr 5et9te in 1etlem
neneiten &an3elbortrdge lit 6er @tnctns
natter St.z8auL1s> Stride benz v6riitlt=
6en" Temperen58eIt6ter, tDte lebr IS
Dur9 fem 8itben gegen geiitt9e @e>
trGnfe bas Nnbelfen Seiu @6rtitt felbft
i6n1dbt nib beIetbtgt.
ST erinnerte 5utd6it an toI9e1Oel1
Nuslprn6 Seiu iiber ii6 ielbf: vOes
Uteni6en So6n lit ge%fOmnen, tiiet n16
%trinfet; 10 ia9t tbr: itebe Der Utenl9 1T
eth Sreiier uno @einidufer, bet 3Duner
u1b SIltoer Sreunb."
Damn 3ei9te @iienlobr ant gan3en 2es
ben Seiu @briiti, tpte un9rtitli6 Der
8eriu6 Der ieBigen amertfanii0en Nfterz
6rtlten uno Nfter6rtitinnen lit, baS Tolt
CUR 8er3t1tleiltnng duf getittge @etrdnte
AZ 3~tpingen. Qenn bur9 oielett 8er1u6
tperoe ia SeiuS feIbit Der Siinbe al1ges
flagt, ba er it6 fetn gauges Seben lang
Der vSnnoe", Wetn 3u t%rt1fen, idulbt9
gerna6t. Die Gr5d6luns bon oer 6o@z
3ett Al Gaia hGtte 9dr nt6t entfteben
f6nnen, tpent Selus ben @enmB oes
MeineS fit iinbbaft eeDalten bGtte.
Set ieoem @altmaDle, au DEM ct geldz
Oel lDuC > LUlLUE 2CCtL YClLullLCu3 Ct
felbit laste, tpie beretts bennerft, oaB ct
Betn tri1fe uno beB6alb Elm BetniGufer
gei1olten tperoe. Wetn betubte CT bet
@inleBulg bes b%eiIigen Nberorta6leS. -
aIio elm v~iiinbbaftes @etrGrf" bet enter
beilieen t9auoluus ? 9lu6 fet1e Singer.
fDrDerte ct duf au trtl1felt nto 1d9te:
$50 oft Sbr babon %tril1tet, 10 tbut btez
les 5u rlet1tem @ebd6tni1e!"
Die Semperen5be16ler gretfen 3tpar
sn Der armleIisen Nusre6e: bas, mas
@brtitns gu trilfeu 9epf1egt ur6 BET GIN
lebun9 Des beiIiger 2lbeitomablS gez
brau9t, lei II urtgegobrener Wetn 9es
tpeIen. Oo6 ni9ts i'm yteuen Seltament
bere9tist gu bteier b%l0oftuntsen Nus
nabme. unb ber r%nseeobrene 3raubens
Tart 8sbt ia mad tpeni9en Sagelt III @Gbs
rullg iber. 9to9 hummer lit bic Qusz
reoe, oaB es ilberbaupt feiit Wein, ions
bern nur Qpfeltpein seipeien lei. Seius
letbit nernt es ia vbas @epG9s bes
WetnitoGs."
Die Semperen3Ier MAIDEN alIo, Tie mo-
gen ii4 breben ipte ite iooueu, Scum 3unr
Sinoer, ber, ntdt sufrteben nit %ietnent
etgenen Snnotgen, letre Singer nno ale
Wteni9en gum Siinotsen GUM @eluB
9eifttgen @etrdnteS) o%erfi6rte.
Die mdnnli6e mnb meibLt6e 6eu9Ier>
brut mill beiltger nno Dontommener ietn
ais Seius, tpel9er tranf l1nb i1 Dielem
ibreat un4rtltIi4en 9lntsl pia lie bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
(Sir bic pSuinots StaotsSeituns.O
Ser Sets Htto YI6rr GfanSaI+
Bon Griebricb SeGer.

9te beulenben rpii9innen Ober
bielmebr tDti6innen ~anlangenb, 10
lit Die Seigbeit Der engLti6ameritanii6en
8LGtter nur bur9 ibre 8ornirtbeit Iberz
troffen. 9enn bas iiebt bod ieber Sleiz
beritod elm, baB bieie @rnteDriguns oes
8eibes OaS gauge u%nterneDmen serabe3u
Derd6tli6 mddt.
S6on i'm 6erbit bDr 3tpei Sabren tpies
i9 i'll uneiner 8orleiuns iber 8eiberz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10

sunebmenbes. ltnicr Na6baritaut Miiz
ioIri, Der bur6 feline neue StaatsDerfaiz
1u1g Die Steuerbefreiungen obgei6afft
bat, Bat oarnit ett 8ei1ptel segeben,
tpel6eS Die algemeinite geG9a9mung
Der0tent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10

goI0c 2ebDmnentet> Die nod
itn &06ftamOe tho. eriu0en iutr
Die &lnscise amf Der eritea
spaIte OteJes Slattes sta Iefet-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-11

ABOUT the first of January last, an ex-
tensive corporation was formed, under
the name of the Nevada Hydraulic Min
ing Company, with Judge Heydenfeldt,
OF San Francisco, as President; H. G..
Maynard and A. b. Mitchell, OF Gold
Hill, and Judge Lewis, r. d. Parkinson
and others, of Virginia City, for the pur-
pose of hydraulic mining on American
Flat, and at Gold Hill Canyon, at con-
venient intervals between Gold Hill and
the town of Dayton, in Lyon county.
The first step taken was to locate and
secure title to oil the unoccupied sur
face ground on either side of Gold Can.
yon, from its head 10 its mouth. This
done, the next was to obtain supply of
water from the Virginia and Gold Hill
Water Company, for working purposes,
which the completion and successful op-
Grafton of their new flume now enables
them to furnish. Having procured the
necessary water, the hydraulic company
propose shortly to commence the erection
of extensive hydraulic works on Ameri.
can Flat, at Silver City, and along the
canyon between the latter place aud Day
ton. 1t is well known fact that the
sides of Gold Canyon, in many places,
and the ravines extending down through
American Flat, in early days paid hand.
somely and in some places richly for
working, with but very limited supply
OF water. Good prospects OF gold can be
OBTAINED on the surface in many places
nleh up on the sides of the canyon, and
.nere seems hardly doubt that, with a
Sooo supply of water, and in the hands
oi W energetic, able men, such as compose
.niS company, the project will not only
oe made to pay richly, but will add an
other very important feature to onr min.
ing enterprises G. II. News.
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DR.. Paul N. Brennan.

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and on " The Physiology Of Man." and the va.
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iect Of the profession.
Thousands Of broken-down constitutions can
be raised to the full standard among men, men.
tally and physically, by timely calling upon
him.
He is also thoroughly familiar with all the
diseases and weaknesses to which woman with
her delicate and fine organization, is subject,
and the best and shortest method Of treating the
same.
Consultation at the office free
Correspondence promptly answered, and a list
OF printed questions sent to any part Of the
United States on application.
Private circular will be sept Containing manv
things worth knowing
Everything with the Doctor strictly conf.
Dental.
ONCE - 127 Montgomery street, sas
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LEGAL.
Summons,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TUE
i Seventh Judicial District Of the State Of
Nevada, in and for the county of Lincoln
Action brought in the District Court of the
Seventh Judicial District of the State of Nevads,
in and for the county of Lincoln, and the com.
plant filed in said county of Lincoln. in the
office Of the Clerk of said District Court.
John Julin, Plaintiff, VS.. Crittenden Robinson,
Tod Robinson Jr.. H. II. Scott, William Writ
Pendegast and John b. Scott, Defendants.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting;
To Crittenden Robinson, Tod Robinson, Jr.,
H. H. Scott, William WHIT Pendegast and John
b. Scott. defendants.
You are hereby required to appear in an actor
brought against you by the above nanet
Seventh Judicial District of the State o
Nevada, in and for the county Of Lincoln
and answer the complaint filed therein with
in ten days exclusive Of the day Of servicel ate
the service on you of this summons, i: servet
in said county; or If served out of said county
but within said District, within twenty days
and in all other cases. forty days; OF
judgment by default will be taken agains,
you, according to the prayer Of said com.
| plant.
The said action is brought to recover judg.
ment against you, said defendants for the sum
of $1,000 gold coin, with interest thereon from
the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1862 at the rate OF
three per cent. per month, in like gold coin. due
| on certain promissory note made in writing
and signed and delivered by you said defend,
ants, to said plaintiff, all of which is more par
ticularly set forth in plaintiffs complaint, on
file herein, and to which you are referred, to.
gether with costs Of suit.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail
| to appear and answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will take judg
ment against you. said defendants, for ST ,00C
and intereet and costs of suit in gold coin.
~. Given under my hand and the Seal Of
| se"i cial District of the State of Nevada, IL
#--s and for the county of Lincoln, this itf
day Of March, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventyfour.
P. D. MILLER, Clerk.
ByJ. NJ. HASFoRp, Deputy Clerk.
m4-td
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And in accordance with law, and An order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the Twenty
seventh day OF January, 1874, SO many shares Of
each parcel of such stock as may be necessary,
will be sold at public auction. at the Office OF
the company, No. 240 Montgomery street, Room
2, on saturday, the lsih day Of April,
1874, at the hour Of II O'Clock m. Of such day to
pay delinquent assessments thereon. together
with costs of advertising and expenses of the
sale.
GEO. T. GRIMES, Secretary.
ohce-240 Montgomery street. Room .. San
Francisco Cal. apl.td
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A CORRESPONDENT of the London Daily
Telegraph, in letter dated Coomassie,
Fsbrnary 5. thus describes that city:

February 5, thus describes that city:
4 town over which the smell of death
hangs everywhere, and pulsates on each
sickly breath of wind-a town WHERE,
here and there, a vulture hops at ones
yerv feet, too gorged to join the filthy
aock preening itself on the gaunt, dead
trrnts that lie in the road; where blood
is nlastered like pitch coating over trees,
and floors, and stools-blood of thou
sand victims, yearly renewed; where
beadless bodies make common sport !;
where murder pure and simple, monoto-
nous massacre of bound men, is the one
employment of the King and the one
spectacle of the populace. At every
shuddering breath the stomach turns, so
pestilential is the air; but in this atmos-
phere the inhabitants pass their life.
They eat heartily whilst human blood
streams down the street; whilst bodies
unburied bleach and swell before their
eyes. The child does not shrink as the
executioners pass by; the bride turns not
an inch from her way to avoid fostering
corpse. Verify this is
TIE METROPOLIS OF MURDER.
The odor OF putridity is the air ap-
proved 5y its inhabitants. The sight
they love is severed necks, and spouting
blood, and corpses that line the road in
dead procession. Their houses are
built to command the widest views.
They are stained red, that the
color of blood may always rejoice their
eyes. Beside the doors, and along the
stucco iriezes, one group is never alb.
sent-a fantastic figure hourishing his
knife over helpless victim. Murder is
their delight their joy. Though the EN-.
pire is tottering under the incessant
drain. though their own lives are not
worth an hours purchase, the appetite
will not be restrained. Children and
slaves, which make their savage wealth,
are sacrificed with glee to keep up the
show. Nowhere are SO many dead trees,
poisoned by the noxious exhalations
which these people love to breathe; no.
where is animal life SO scant. The
pretty lizard which rustic and hunt over
every other town have fed this place.
Only vultures abound, with sickening
tameness, and kites, which swoon close
10 the ground with plaiItive twittering.
Coomassie covers very large space OF
ground-to speak of it still in the pres
ent tense. 1t has many handsome
houses, all built in the same style. The
front is open, raised about four feet from
the ground. Here sit the inhabitants
and watch the dreadful spectacles pro.
vided for their amusement.
This is the country, the race, thai
Matt Gaines. negro member Of the
Texas Legislature, wanted to send com
missioners to induce emigation.
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T. D. EDWARDS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW,

CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
Will practice in all the Courts Of this State.
Being Attorney for the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, will obtain title to the lands belong
ing to the Company, for any parties wishing to
purchase.
Having paid especial attention to the practice
before the United States Land Office for nine
years, respectfully tenders his services for that
branch Of business. Will take necessary steps
to secure the selection Of lands by the State.
and obtain patents for the same for parties with
or without their being present.
Having an associate Attorney at Washington
especial attention will be given to obtainine
patents to public lands and mines. as we'll u
suits and business generally before the Depart
ments. my20t
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MINING SALES.

Condor Silver Mining Company.-
Location of principal place Of business, San
Francisco California-Location of works, Eiy
Mining District Lincoln county Nevada. NO.
uce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account Of assessment No. q
levied on the 27th day Of January. 1874, the sew.
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the re.
spective shareholders, as follows:
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 18th day Of
February, 1874, 30 many shares Of each par.
eel Of such stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auctien st the salesroom Of John
Middleton h So2. No. $40 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California, on Saturday. the
Eighteenth day Of April, 1914, at
the hour Of twelve O'Clock NJ. OF such day. to pay
| said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
DAVID I. BAGLEY. Secretary.
Office: Room No. /, No. 40l California street
Kan Francisco. California. ap3-td
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Chief Of the Hill Mining Company

Chief OF the II i'll Mining Company
Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco Standardization Of works, Ely
District. Lincoln county, Nevada.-Notice is
hereby given that at meeting OF the Directors
held on the 9th day Of March, 1874, an assess.
ment mo. a Of Fifty (5ol Cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corporation.
payable Immediately, in United States gold coin,
to the Secretary, at the office of the company,
Room %, Hayward's Building, 4l9 Califo MIA
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th Day OF April,
1874, will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on Thursday, the 7th
Day of May, 1874, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
CHAS. s. NEAL, Secretary.
Offce-Room %, Hayward's Building, No. 4l9
California street, San Francisco Cal.
Mild