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Eeaal.


Z Stout. possessory claim to loo scrss O' lana =,
Highland, about miles = 81 Pissht. Hld
Improvements; tax and percentage - 70
: Taglisbue. psssessory claim 10 lot No 10 IN
block No ~ and lot No IS in block No " ana
IMPROVEMENTS. Phoebe; tax ant lsr"n'2ee
50 "a
J Tureoose possessory claim TO lot No : ia oi9ek
No 50 and Improvements. Pioehs' tar ana i'cT-
oentage % IS.
Unknown owners. posssssory claim 10 the nnrth
10 feet Of lot No "a in block No % and i'm
provements, Phoebe: tax and percentage ~ u
Z vallory. possessory claim to lot No d IN biock
No 81 and lots Nos Al ana as in block No 81
snd improvements. Pische; tsx and percent
age 26 81.
Frederick yoss. possessory claim 10 lot No IN
block No Is and improvements. Pioehe' tax
and percentage III G5.
John c Wilson, possessory claim TO lot No 81 IN
block No IS and i'm. movements, Pioche' ia,
and percentage PSI l..
.H. GEO. GoLDTHWAIrE,
District Attorney Lincoln County, Nevada
". s. TRAVIS,
Sheriff Lincoln County, Nevsds
Dated Pioehe, Ney.. December %, A. d. 1873
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Ameriesn Flag Mill and nd! M !, hn.|!

American Flag Mill and Mining
Company. Of Principal Place o. bu., !;
Works, Ely District, Lincoln County, Nevada
Notice ia hereby given, that at meeting Of "
Board Of Directors, held on the 10th oy ~.
December, 1873, an assessment. NO. :. WI
Dollar per share was levied upon the eapN,s r
stock Of the corporation. payable immealss!'
In United SeAtes gold coin, to the secr. IA
ut the Office Of the company. NO. :" III
fornia street. Room s. San Francisco N'
fornia. si- ..n
Any stock upon which this assessment -"
remain unpaid on the 21st day Of ss..;.sd
nry, 1874, will be delinquent. and aovsr .rt
for sale at public auction. and unless psya%. sr
Is made before will Be sold on the l0th ~
OF February. 1874. to pay TIE dsIina .!sns
assessment together with costs Of saVer'''A'
and expenses Of sale. .-...f adj
By order Of the Directors. ...,,
- GEO. r. spINNBY. Sserstsy'
once: No. $40 California street. Room so az "A
san Francisco, California.
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 3Oth day
Of October, 1873. 80 many shares OF each par
Gel OF said stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction, At the once Of the
Company. Room %. No. 4l9 California street, San
Francisco. Cal, on Tuesday, the 9th day Of
January, 1874. at the hour Of 2 o'clock p. m.
Of said day to pay said delinquent assessments
thereon. together with costs Of advertising aAd
expenses OF sale.
CHAs. Z. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Office: Room %, Hayward's Building, tlo Cal.
ifornia street. San Francisco. California.
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Honar sIver Mining Com,
roeation OF principal pace Of basibsss
Mining District, LiDcoln eonstx q WORM, Ely
vada- Notiee.-Thers arc delinoua,s OF Ne.
following described stock, on accsup, uton the
nIent No. 6. levied On the 9Th dsv ~ " ahsess-
1873 the several amounts set opnos;,. s,SSvenber,
OF the respective shareholders. Is fol,o1 ns names
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Pfeehs Silver lllnieg Company.
Location Of works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
county. Nevada. are delinquent
upon the following described stock. on account
OF assessment No. 8. levied on the 3Oth day Of
October, 1879. the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective Shareholders, a. fol-
lows.
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Delinquent Sales.

Rowery Consolidated MN and MIN
ing Company of Works. Ely Mining
District. Lincoln county, Nevada. Notice
There is delinquent upon the folloving-de-
scribed stock, on account Of assessment mo. ~
levied on the nth day Of November. 1873, the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
RESPECTIVE shareholders. as follows.
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N Otice.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
IA to be indebted to the estate Of the lsts
John 4. Lynch are requested to come forward
and liqnidate such Indebtedness without delay.
JOHN L. DONAHUR,
Attorney for Executriy,
Meadow Valley street, Phoebe.
august y. III au9.tf
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Io = Il /!

LApY's BLUE KNAMEII1;I11s .,n Issssshss,
A with Pearls: also : Seio a... ~ Picsnss. 4
and Lockst. With two cnn ss a. the ystrIs. 4,
suitable reward VII prco,p once.
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LOST!

ON ELY STREET, A LARGE PEARL RING.
~ The finder will BE- suitably rewarded BY
leaving 1t ct the once of the Phoebe Daily Rec
ovd. at Miohasl's Cigsr Store, Msin st. dsO-1n
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And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board of Directors. made on the NTH
day Of November. 1878, 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, Room No. %, No. 4l9 California
street, San Francisco, California, on Friday,
tho Ninth day Of January, 1874, al
the hour OF two O'Clock p. m. Of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to.
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
CHAS, Z. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Once: Room %, Haywards Building, No. 4le
California street. San Francisco. California.
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NERTIF1CATE No. s.0Ss, for 500, dated Oc.
~ tober Q. 1873. and certificate No. l,ses, fol-
sIoo, dated September II. 1879. both drawn By
VEN. Fargo , Co.. in favor Of Jsnss Johns
have been lost, and their payment stopped, W.
Under will please leave them st the Rscoar
VINCE 1t N d1elm
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CHAP: CCXIv. Act to amend An Act entitled
An Act to promote the Development of the
Mining Resources United States
Be IL enacted hY I

DC IL cuoCscu ny 00O hOUDe oil HeD-
resentatives Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the provisions of the
fifth section Of the Act entitled "An Act to pro-
mote the development Of the mining resources
Of the United Stated" passed Nay tenth, eieh-
teen hundred and seventy-two. which requires
expenditures Of labor and improvements on
claims located prior to the passage OF said Act,
are hereby So amended that the time for the FIRST
annual expenditure ON claims located prior to
the passage Of said Act shall be extended to the
tenth Of June. eighteen h lndred and seventy
four. Approved March 4, 1873. ~
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mated as published nearest to said claim; and he
shall also post such notice in his Office for the
same period. The claim at the time of filing
this application or at any time thereafter, with
in the sixty days Of publication, shall file with
the register q certificate of the United States
Surveyor General that Ave hundred dollars
worth of labor has been expended or improve.
ments made upon the claim by himself or gran.
tors; that the plat is correct, with such further
description by such reference to natural objects
or permanent monuments as shall identify the
claim, and furnish an accurate description, to be
incorporated in the patent. AT the expiration OF
the sixty days Of publication the claimant shall
file his affidavit showing that the plat and no.
tce have been posted in a conspicuous place on
the claim during said period of publication. II
no adverse claim shall have been filed with the
register and the receiver Of the proper lsAd-ofce
at the expiration Of the sixty days Of publication
it shall be assumed that the applicant is entitled
to patent, upon the payment to the proper of.
hcer OF five dollars per acre, and that no adverse
claim exists; and thereafter no objection from
third parties to the issuance Of patent shall be
heard, except it be shown that the applicant has
failed to comply with this act
SEC. 7. That where an adverse claim shall be
fled during the period of publication, it shall be-
upon oath of the person or persons making the
same, and shall show the nature, boundaries
and extent of such adverse claim, and sll pro
ceedings, except the publication Of notice and
making and filing Of the afhdavit thereof, shall
be stayed until the controversy shall have beer
settled or decided by court OF competent juris
diction. or the adverse claim waived. 1t shall
be the duty of the adverse claimant, within
thirty days after filing his claim, to commence
proceedings in court Of competent Jurisdiction
to determine the question Of the right of posses.
sion, and prosecute the same with reasonable
diligence, to final judgments and failure so to
do shall be waiver Of his adverse claim. After
such Judgment shall have been rendered, the
party entitled to the possession Of the claim, or
any portion thereof, may, without giving fur
Their notice, file certified copy Of the judgment
with the certificate Of the 6urveyor-Genera that
the requisite amount Of labor has been expen-
ded. or Improvements made thereon, and the
description required in other cases. and shall
pay to the receiver five dollars per acre for his
claim. together with the pr oper fees, whereupon
the whole proceedings and the judgment-roli
shall be certified by the register to the Commits
sioner OF the General Land Office, and patent
shall issue thereon for the claim. or such por-
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P1ocHE sTovE-wooD
COMPANIES MILL.
stpif 7lfFer i"s ri sHtr ~
STOVE WOOD.

SHERWOOD 4 BRO.
HAvIN0 ERECTED SAW MILL IN TOWN
IL are now prepared to deliver Stove wood
cut In lengths and split " order. ON the shortssi
notice.
nH6-N FRED. N. PIERCE Emit
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The Atlantic papers sometimes tell US
of farmers daughter who raked hay
with "a horse, or drove a moving ma
chine, hu. i think that California can
boast of as noble girl Us any of them.
\ French gill, eighteen years of age, has
hauled cord wood, two trips a day, five
miles, averaging "a cord and three-quar-
tiers to load, over a rocky and noun
famous road, with four heavy horses,
nearly every dag of the past summer
She is usually the first one on the road
in the morning, and frequently the last
one at night. She sits high up on her spring
seat, with her whip and four lines in heI
hands and her foot on the brake, maDag-
ing her team with as much ease as any
man. Her voice and appearance are en-
tirely feminine, and she is of medium
size. She is always accompanied by heI
father, who lifts the heavy sticks, but can
neither drive a team nor speak much
English. Her well-ftting, dark calico
dress, her calfskin laced boots, her black
| broad brimmed, palm-leaf hat, and hel
long buckskin gloves all seem 10 be vel
selected and fitted to her business Hel
brown hair hangs in two neat braids ovel
her shoulders. She is usually more ol
less dusty, but it can be seen that il il
only the dust of that day. When she
passes through the streets she turns hel
/ eyes neither to the right nor the left, and
seldom speaks to anyone unless she i
spoken to or has business with them
! Sinter Creek Cor. Sacramento Union.
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JOB WORK.
Cards, Bill Heads, Circulars, Posters,
&c, &C.,
EXECUTED TO ORDER
Neatest and Promptest Manner,
AND At
REASONABLE RATES.
tF Apply here before ordering elsewhere

and whistle to their hearts content thi
Christmas time"
There! you see it isn't all bosh and
CANNON about Santa, after all. He is
alive and well and buster than ever be-
lore. ana he wants more help or else
somebody may be forgotten. Will Won
go into partnership with me? The bust
ness pays ceU just sit down and mt
your thinking cap on and see what YOU
can do TO help me. Think what you can
do to make some poor, sad soul happier;
how you can help some poor child to a
Merry Christmas day. Look over your
old toys and books, fix them up as nice
as you can and give them to some poor
mothers who cannot afford to buy new
ones for their children. If there is moth.
ing else you can do give a pleasant word,
kind smile, little loving sympathy to
those who need them, and you will be
surprised to see how happy il will make
them, and you too
If all the rich and happy ones of earth
would only take hold of this blessed
work in earnest joy and gladness, peace
and goodwill would fill every heart and
home, and the angels would sing as never
but once before: GLORY to God in the
highest, peace on earth, goodwill to
men. .'-Christidp linton.
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THE MARKETS.
DECEMBER 70, 1874.
NEW YORK.

NE' iO'Nn'
t""f"H.-M'datn2 upland li's slrac.
Ltv""roeh--Bc"i Cattle $l'rfDie.v. h"-7-
Drcss'p 3os0nH.6!t, Live, s'.""I'.23 sheep
Live, sS'0ao50-
BREADsrUFFs. flour-''ood :" choice t71pg
5.oo: white wheat extra s. 6o@6co Wheat No.
Chicago, SlosGl.c'; NJ Northwestern,
S''"allo; No Milwaukee spring, sI.l2@
ll5. Rc-'21 21"'c. Barley siA59l 10, Corn
ern. b,0.6gc
PRoyI-1oNs-Porll-Ne Mess. saO62' "a
3O.75. Lard 15@15Asc. Cbeese-12la @159ac.
WunL.-Commor 20 extra i3D65c.
CHICAGO.
LIVE SrocK.-Brcycs Choice, s5.5ngGoo;
good, Si.25sg5oo; medium, S3.71at25; butch
rrs' stock, 2..15Gl+oo; stock cattle, $500
$50. Hogs Live. S6p11.e. Sheep-Good
to choice. Sii56152
Provisions Butter Choice, 3ld3,c. Eggs-
Fresh. 5iaa5c. cbec-e-Nrw York factory.
lt,ml5c: Western. 14@iii3c. Pork-Ncw
Me-. sls.asQI9uo. Iard-sl8 spa13.25.
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THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTHAS
BY c. c MOORE,

By c. c. MOORE,
Twas the night before Christmas, when all
through the house
Not creature was stirring, not even mouse;
The stockings were hung by the chimney with
care.
In hopes that St. Nichola- soon would be there
The children were nestled all snug in their beds
While visions Of sugar plums danced through
their heads.
Aud mamma in her 'kerchief and in my cap.
Had tust settled ourselves for long winter
nap.
When out on the lawn there arose such clatter
l sprang from my bed to see what was the mat
Away 10 the window flew ike fash.
1 Tore open the shutters and threw up the sash.
The moon. the breast of the neyy-iallen snow.
Gave the iuster of midday to obiecls below;
When what to my wondering eyes shOuld appear
But miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer.
With a little old driver 20 lively ant quick,
knew in moment il must be st. Nick.
More rapid than eagles his coursers thes cane
And he whistied, and shouted, ana called them
by name:
Now, Dssher now, Dancer! now, Prlncer,
On, Come! on. Cupid on. Donder md Bitten
To the top OF the porch. 10 the top OF tie wall,
Now, dash away. dash away. dash away all !'
As dry caves that before the wild hurricane fiy
When they meet with an obstacle, mount to the
sky.
80 up TO IL .iOu-c-tOp the cUurssrE they flew.
With the iieich fu'l ef toys and st. Nicholas,
And then in a tzsinkIing heard on the roof
The prancing and paving OF each little hoof.
As drew in my head aud was turning around
Down the chimney 81. Nicholas came with Il
bound:
He was dressed all in fur from his head to his
foot,
And his clothes were all tarnished with ashes and
SCOT;
a bundle of toys he had flung on his back,
And he looked like a peddler just opening his
pack.
His eyes, how they twinkled' his dimples, how
His cheeks were like roses. his nose like a
cherry;
His droll little mouth was drawn up like n bow,
And the beard on his chin a. white as the
snow;
The stump Of pipe he held tight in his teeth,
And the smoke it encircled his head like u
wreath
He had a broad face and little round belly
That shook when he laughed, like a bowl full OF
jelly.
He was chubby and plump, right Jolly old elf.
And laughed when saw him, in spite of myself
wink OF his eye and a twist of his head
Soon gave to know had nothing to dread.
He spoke not word, but went straight to his
work.
And filled all the stockings. then turned with a
jerk.
And laying his finger aside of his nose,
And giving nod, up the chimney he rose;
He sPrang to his sleigh, TO his team gave a
whistle.
And away they all flew ike the down of a thistle :
But | heard him exclam, ere he drove out OF
sight:
= MERRY CHRISTMAS To ALL, AND TO ALL A GOOD
NIGHT
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Youths Department.
A CHTLD'S LETTER.

BY MARY WILEY.
Dear good Santa Claus
The girls and boys
Are longing for Christmas. which no doubt yor
know:
sun III send you a letter
Could l only write better
But promised, and bacA On my word l can't 20
OF myself I'll not write,
TWere not meek nor polite,
But II tell yuu OF song who frei d. grca tly laCl
And know that with YOU
Quite small hint Vii! DO.
To make You fill tighter and higher your pack.
There's poor Willie Chchet,
Once smart a cricket.
\ow lame and bed-ridden for many day:
To be happy he tries,
But with tegr- in his ewes.
lie whispers of pain, and cease 10 feel gay.
oh, please don't forget
To stop there and set
some 81 your very best goods al their door:
Some little books, too.
Quite plain ones viii do.
And Willie viii read them and wish there wert
more.
And poor ragged Dick.
And Annie. who's sick.
They live in the cottage just back of the mill;
1ou,ll see what they need.
I'm sure, fOr-indeed-
Wei. the nearest way for you is over the hill.
And there's Widow BLAME,
With little boy Jamie,
Their larder il empty, and so is their bin
She washes clothes and scrubs floors
And Jamie does chores,
For they Tt dreadiuy poor, heard 20 from him
They've never mite
From morning to night
More than bread made of corn-mcal, and coffee OF
rye;
True, it keeps them from starving.
But they've never a tarthlnE
Left them for extras after clothing they buy.
And OH | forgot
Too bad, is it nuty-
There's Dayic and jake, Eugene and Ben,
And Maggie and Clara,
And Katie O'lIana
And ilice and Zadie, all live in the glen.
They're watching and waiting,
And much they are praiing
OF Christmas and all things that make il 50 gay
of swcetmeats and TOYS
That good Santa Claus
Has promised TO bring them when once on his way.
Now I'll only adj here,
While the end am near
OF my letter so lengthy. and faulty, and bold,
That the lands full of poor,
Along highway and moor,
Some hungry and starving, some freezing of cold
Hearts aching with sorrow.
Awaiting The morrow,
In garret and cellar of city and town;
\ on Il find them. | know,
In your rounds as YOU 90
Good-by, Santa Claus, I'm Your Friend, Johnny
Brown.
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CHAPTER II.

'Latd IN sight" What magic there
is in these words as they fly from lip to
lip on board a homeward- bound vessel.
How the passengers come crowding up to
catch the first glimpse of America, near
ing momentarily; what agitated grasps OF
the hand there are between new friends.
what reconciliation between ancient foes
Watch for a moment the deck of the
Flying SCud, homeward- bound from the
South African ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Yon-
der Is man. the centre of an excited
group; he is the fortunate possessor of a
good blnocular, an invaluable treasure at
such a moment On this side sits a
woman who, one may tell, from her deep
mourning, has laid her husband to rest in
that distant land; she strives in vain to
see the coast with eyes blurred and
dimmed with tears Here is a man who
left America several years ago. and he
is wondering whether any will be alive
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= Ut LNGkiNFI TFTflTT| ~9N~- ' \ Nv
tleman from Geucsee County luiI Us Inc
other day how he managed to sell Bald
wiz apples for $40 per barrel. Here is
the secret: Take a Slip OF paper and cut
childTen'S names; then place the papers
around the apples when they begin to
color, and in a week or two Mamie.
Jamie, Johnnie or Susie appears on the
apple in large red letters. These picked
and barreled by themselves bring fancy
prices for the New York Christina mar
ket"
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F0RTY-THlRD CONGRESS-.

MONDAY, Dec. l4--SBate.-A petition
of the &C oEed men Of Indiana was presented.
protesting against the recent decision of the >u-
fry me Court uf The State on rhe question of cdu-
,au0ual rights and asking that the proper law
officer of the Government be directed pral tbs.
,as7 go the supreme Court of sHg I uiTeu States
s.. : bin was reported and passed providing that
settlers who left their lands on account al the
IaNEE--> oi --asshoqpeT- sfh& not be deprived Of
teglr rights 70 >uCh lands, and authorizing the
Commissioner ot the General Land Office to
uo9s.y tac Homestead lsw in thtir f.yor The
provisions Of the bill are also made applicable TO
satt.aTs who may be compelled 70 lesve their
land tor the same cause next wear
H0use.-Among the bills introduced
were for free banking sud 20 retire Ie-al-tender
..-"- and for the resumption Of specie pay
leEr-. for the relief of the southern States hv
s'--F 'Ill>e and the settlement Of fheiF debts /:
'o ',fea4 the law requiring prepayment Of news
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EPITOME OF THE WEEK.
tOl1elsed Iraa kilograms Of Accompanying Dates

TUESDAY, JuC. ij.-The five children
Of John Datterich, ranging in asc from six To-
sixteen years, were dr.a ned On the 18Th while
aHat~ing themselves With led ou "a pond
near their parent residence at Prcaku-.-, y.
The new H5a.I'r newspaper. New York
CITY, has suspended rublIeatiau....Au effort
wa made in EaN Orleans "u Tho 14th to in
troduoe five or Fix r3Iured girls So pupils
INTO tho gir upper high school, which
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WEDNESDAY,, Dee. l6-The appoint
mett ut N,r-laH I,urU a- Postmaster Gen
eral h,. been confirmed f,y fine. Sapsi,.
E4,s E,I.tsu. Ma r,r..,u, ,,re.,nt,.d T..
e.. -.ieul Grant m, tH f9th-...A little
before midnight "u 90" I4th hre broke
8ui m Plymptyu street. Boston, which
was ao' -ubdGrd uu'I several large ware
h1u-e- aud 'h.tr contents were burned
About four O'Clock on the morning of the
=th three other alarm were sounded in the
immediate uei.hborhoot, iu Wuehlm Street,
"h"sr park- from tie previous fire had
Lodged umrtro.n,d hy the tiromeu owing
To- Tire comhu-tthir ul,ur.ut tbe buildug in
which ibis la-. ir" started 1ir flames spread
in u, directions and n short time
Warrhuiu street Was almost entirely
devastated, rArf5tliu- iug swept away that
Dap Ia tiac path "t lhr iire between the point
Of stating and tlr wharf, except Il Iarg,
piano factory The lus- from boJu fires j.
varipu-ly estimated from st;Dp,UDo 10 soc. .uOu.
puriu@ thrlro@rr7s of the c"nnagratiou in
Boston the uri-hbora- cit, ar Charlc-tpwn
suffered loss oI SiJ0GoU from fire..
Two mra, uamd Noshcr and Douglass,
were Shot - th.. l1lh II Uay Ridge. on Long
Island while committing burglary. Mo-hcr
wa instantly hiil.I. Before De- died Douglass
made g statement Fiat Mo-her was concerned
iulhr andueti Of little Charlie Ross. The
two burglars haNc since been identified,
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Immigration Statistics.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Il.
THE report of the Chief of the Bureau of
Statistics has the following table, containing
comparative statement of immigration by
countries cthnologically grouped for the four
n>ral Years from July /, 1870 to June 80, 1874 :
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IT'S easy enough 10 be contented with
your lot If the price of land is rising and
yor bought it cheap.