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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-12
SoIre In The Eui!EGrI

The Hudson rives is still open for
navigation as far as Albany. TEi-
time last winter the ice bou.e5 were
filled, but up to the present time there
has not been q single cake o! ice cni
this season.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07
License or No License.

AT the Anti License Convention held al Cam.
bridge, Ohi', on the 10th, ult., Mrs. J. d TAY.
LoR, Prcsidsn. of the woman's Temperance
League, having been appointed to deliver an
address Of welcome to the friends of temper.
snee. was invited to tho stand, and smoke as
follows:
You have come together on an occasion NJ m
ORDINARY signlhcance, al the call Of no ordinarv
necessity within the Hext few weeks puRs
ol history VIII be written, which shall glow
W,tn rhdiant promise for our future, or blush
win the sham :ful record Of our subiection IN
the dem N of intenperancs. Dis0u;s,. II n vn,,
Wt'I, LICENSE means VICTORY Tor the whisk '
power. Smther Il un'ter aS many far sound-
mg phrases As you nav, the stubbnrn fact re-
miins ths sAms -in,emperance Z" permitted by
Rrani or authority.' II is tn organize against
'h's threatened evil that VS. have met to-day,
rnu u uon grant our IN citing may not be IN vain.
MOrx, IS the best watchwurd uf the hour.
WORK, with heart aud hand WORK. with the
voice. ana pen, AMI PRAYER, aud vute woRK,
from dewy morn till shadnwy eve, nor Law
your armnr down until this hydra headed mon
ster shil be put unIer your feet. We have
'HpfnsiO'iitIes upon US which we CANNOT
Grade.
We are living, we are dwelling,
In grand and solmn time
In Sn age IN ag.s telling
To be living is sublime.
will you play, then. will yuu daily.
with ynnr music and your wine?
W! IT Is JsIovsh's rally.
u'ts own arm haIn need Of thine.
Words are charging; Heaven beholding !;
Thou hast but an hour to fight;
Aow the blaznned ernss npholdIne,
On, right onward, tur the right.
applause
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07

The Blade asks What claim has Gen.
Sherwood upon seatin Congrcssp' We
would reply by asking what claiurrllas
any body to seat In Congress The
offices of this Government belong tn III ,
people, and with the people, anil II I. for
them TO say who they Will have TO repre-
sent them. All that can be said In favor
of Gen. Sherwood, Is that he has shown
himself to be an honorable man, a brave
man, an efficient man, and that he has
shown himself equal to all the positions
OF life In which he has been placed. He
was good editor, brave soldier, an ex-
cellent Secretary Of State, and fills q Con-
gres,ional seat with as much honor and
ability as any Republican that has ever
represented this District. But this does
not give him any cltlm to the office. But
The people, who own the offices, If they
wish. can send him back again. and the
indications" are very good that they
wil.-Ndpoicon Signal
With one exception Mr.. SiqnaI The
Toledo Postoffice belongs to the Blade
Every Republican In the district who
falls to see it in that light Is the member
Of a ring and corruptionist.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07
Republican Congressional Convention
A. M. Pratt, Of Bryan, Nominated.


We append below so much OF the
Commercials report of the proceedings o.
the Congressional Convention held In
that city yesterday, as gives the general
results. Mr.. Il. BRAILY was made per.
manent G Iairm IN, and ALLEN RUDuLPs
and NJ. p. Drawer chosen Secretaries,
After the usual rOiine the COMMITTEES
on Resolutions reported the following
Resolced-That we eafirm the declaration ni
the Nations! Republican Convention of 1872
IN favor oi return to specie payment at the
earliest practicable day.
ID, That we are in favor Of giving prsce
dencs to those measures which shal reco1ni ize
agricultural and mechanical pursuits as emf.
tied TO the ampiest protection aud the fullest de-
veIopements.
~, That we are in favor Of improvinR the
navigation OF our lakes and rivers. Of securing
cheap transportation and profitable mlrkets far
the products Of agricultural and IN nufactur.
ing labor.
4th, That the Republicans Of this Congres
oinnal District, have been, aud now are, in fa.
vor of all moral reform.
9th, That the Republican party contisue tn
remember with gratitude the saldiers and sail
ors OF the Republic for the patriotism, cnur.os
aud seif-sacrihce, with which they gave them.
selves to the preser7 alton OF the country in the
late civil war.
9th, That We are in favor Of such iegisIa
tion as shall secure equal rights to all citizens
Of the Republic.
7th. That the Republicans Of this Congress
sionAl District pledge themselves to supp.rt
the pominee Of this COnveu,iou.
The Chsir then announced that the pomi
niti,n of Candidate for Congress was next
IN order when Mr.. Ira =. Butcher, of Ottawa.
said: "Mr. Chairmi IN, Ottawa County, takes
pleS9re IN minimizing the gallant soldier,
Cen l. X. Sherwood. the present incumbent Of,
and ths proper n,minee for, that office. {"
J. G. ruuse, Of Williams, nominated A. NJ.
Pratt. "
Nr; j. u. Reid, of Wood county, nominated
Charles w. Evsts.
The drst ballot was then cast, BY counties.
which resulted as fellows:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07
Prophetic Visions.


without regard to Mother SnIrroN's proph.
The worii 10 an eud shall come
In eighteen hundred and eighty oue"-
Arr. ii. SIXTH editor Of the Manis,ee TIM,
inlulges in the following oracular meditation.
eoneenrning prospective changes for the mex,
hundred years in his last issue prior to the lay
ing OF the corner stone Of temperance hall in
that city on the 9Th Of July:
Believing that the Times with other citv ma.
pers viii be placed in the corner stone Of In.
new Temperance Hall aud that il will slumher
there tor years before 1t sees the light again,
Wa miv be psrdOn.d for edaring q pgu phecy Y IN
be read whenever Time. in its revolutions shall
have crumbled the building 10 dust.
In ten years from to-day there will be two
great political parties struggling against each
other over the suppression Of the dramshops
ana the women OF the country will take part in
the struggle at the polls.
In twenty years from to-day the Cnitod
states will have no State within its limits with
out a law prohibiting the manufacture and All.
Of intoxicating drinks
ln thirty years from to-day a religious revo.
lutinn will be in The height Of its agitation nd
In htty years that same agitation will have
worked such change in the theology OF
nations that the Christian of to-day would no,
be able h recognize his church Of the futnre,
IN seventy i've years from to-day steam
6nats, railroads, and ma acninery will Be run bv
electricity, and il will be one Of the greatest
curative agents Of the world. II will have been
discovered that the negative aud positiv We forces
nt that agent, operating upon fluids ot cnudi-
nons ot the human system, cause the nations
o. the heart, aud hence maintain the eircuIa
tion OF the blond. Death will have been r, md
the result OF such n disturbance Of the cnudi-
tons ot the system as operate 10 sever the cur
rent Of electricity which sustains life,
In one hundred years frum to day the people
of the earth will begin to speak a new Lam
guage, more simple, brief and expressive than
ever yet spoken.
In one hundred years FROM to day we will
nave a new motive power capable Of giving MS
perpetual motion. II will either be the pnsi.ive
and negative forces Of electricity gathered from
The atmosphere bv mechanical apparatus, or il !
viii D. the irresistible power of the expansion
and contraction Of metallic substances caused
N sphere.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07

A Mtlnesott nan has writt,n letter
protesting strongly against the "outra-
geous indecency of Oarsmen wearing
l;ev' less shirts while practicinZ In front
ofSt. Paul" We have often though up.
on this sui ct and won lercd IL men
hal any rights that fashion was bound
to respect. We claim br this portion
Of hemp 'ckeJ, down trol len human
ity equI rights with women, and II
cesary we will % re- arms In their
defense. Let this subj CT be agitated
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07

Those who are harling the loudcst
about Civil Service Reform for the pur.
pose OF making pital againt Gen. SHKR.
wooD, are quietly admitting that IL Is
totally impracticable to enforce such
rules. IL IL eminently proper that the
people should endeavor to ascertain who
are the saints aud who are the sinners.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07

wb"is nSMber Of votes cast, lI3 necessary
10 choice, 81.
The announcement Of the several balIotis
was received with loud dsinpnsIrations and il
was several minutes before the Chair could
reduce the Convention to sufficient order 10
snnlunes the results.
The ION. A. ". Pratt, Of Williams Conn.
". w.s declared n Le the Republican candi.
date for casgrsss fraIp the Sixth District a,
Ohlo, inpsdiatsly after Which Mr. n. s. Dond
at Toledo, arnse to a personal explaaation on
behalfof the Lucas ConHiy deleg alton He said
that presumably they had no III fssli1e 6or
0ensral Sherwood. but il is we'll known thI,
with him ~ a candidate II would be imp,Ssi,
Ole 'rr tue Republican party " win victory
this fall. II was not because they loved Cn,.
ar lsss, bat Y ime mlre, that they were opno..
ed to General SherwOOd.
Nj. Upham, of Fulton, said tbat he and his
delegates had stuck to General SLeTwnod Ia
Q last, oel,sSing him emiaenuy qualified In
u respects for the position but that would
a prevent them from wishing aud workinS
"a rousing success 10 the party nuder tbe
" standard bearer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07
Republican State Convention, We'd
nesday, September 9d, 1874.


srArs RsFuBLicRr CESrrAL ExEovTrvrl
COMMITTEE Roosp,
CorrMBUs, o., July 29th, A.. ~, 1874
To THE REPUBuohS voTsRRs- oY OaiO:
Your Annual State Convention will be held
=, Columbus, on wednesday, the 2nd day Of
September, 1874 for the nomination Of Can.
didhtes for The following Offices, viz;
Secretary Of State.
Judge Of the Supreme Court,
Commissioner of Common Schools
CLERK Of the Supreme Court.
Member Of the Board Of Pubic Works.
And the transaction Of such other business as
may be necessary.
The unders'gncd Committee recommend
that Tire meetings in the several Counties fo,
the se'estf'n Of Delegates be held not later
than Saturday, August 22nd, 1874.
The BASIS Of Representation in the Cnnvon-
ton will be One Delegate for every four
hundred votes cast for General +. '. Noyel
for Governor IN 1873 and one additional Dele
Eais for any fraction Of two hundred votes sad
upwards in each County.
The following table shows the vote Tor Gov
ernor In 1873, and the number of Delegates to
which c'ch County wfl be entitled, (in this
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07

Ebe Sentinel is unconscious Of having
backed down" from any position.
therefore 1t Is to be presumed that It II
unconscious Of having taken position.
well, let It pass. We don't presume that
any amount Of explanation would cause
them to see It differently.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07

A correspondent Of the Toledo Com
merciai writing from Bryan Gays that @ n
SHERWOOD replies to his finds ques
tiOns, relative to his denomination, lr-
avairably as follows: "My n Drd Is be-
fore the Republicans OF the District and
they must dec lie whether or not am to
bs renominated."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07

1t lsan IN wind that blows nobody any
good. At Omaha, Neb., 25th ult., the
heavy wind and storm fortunately blew
the grssshoppers out Of the State, and
much produce that had been given up
will be saved.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07

The Army Of the Cumberland viii
have grand re-uniop at Columbus, Ohio,
on the 16th and 18th Of September.
GRANT, SlHRMAN, SHERIDAN, and nearly
all the distinguished military men Of the
country will be there.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07
Platform Planks OF Democr,ev

IHtfVf III iHHhb vi UtMOcFafy.
We desire to return to specie paym ,nts.
- Coz. Hendricks.
We never want to return to specie pay
mcnts again. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Butler county lnstructs their dele gates
to state convention to vote for more
currency" in opposition to THuRNAS.
Happy Democracy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07

N. L. SuLLIvANT, Of Ford county, ILL.,,
has a single field Of 20 900 acres that
will producs over 100000 bushels of
corn this year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07
NEW ApvERTTsEMFNRs.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that petition will
IN be presented H. the Board ~ Comriusiou.
ers Of Wood county, Ohio At their September
session A. d. 1874 praying foV the location vi
4 cuunU road On the folIowFng line, to.wit,
Commencing at the point IN The. line between
River tracts sixty. Eve (ejl aad sixty-sir. (e0
where the river road along the south banE oi
the haumee River crosses said, line thence vun-
ning north on said line 10 intersect the toll
bridge across said river.
August 4, 1874. 16d
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07

President GRAST Is b ,lieveJ to be
the only person in the Union who has
MT expressed an opinion Of the BxEca-
ER case.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07
Anti.lcense ceilings for Wood Co

HHVI'ICtHSU ttIIHgS IOr W OVu Co.
Nillbury August 1ith.
Rev. n. d. e. Love, J. 0. Troup.
Milton Center Aug. 1lth, II Y. Gommel,
lin Germanl, S. Case.
Bowling Green August 1lth.
Rev. c. A. Adams.
West Millgrove August 18th,
i. Hollenbeck.
Tontogauy August 1ith,
Hon. G. c. Phelps, Rev. Oscar Moor,
All the foregoing meetings will be held
at o'clock P. VI.
DAVID DONALDSON.
Chm AntI.T icense Cnntr,I Cou,s.;,ton
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07

Tic Committee respectfully suggest the i'm
r"riancs of a tpli delegation from each County
in the Convention.
The Importance Of hororyh local nrganiz4tion
can net be too strongly urged nor can thus
great auxiliary IN hnh success be too carly
attended ". In this cOunrc,iop, III. Committee
would earnestly reeomme nd that, where County
Committees have not already been selected
that at the County CONVENTIONS to select
Delegates0 the State Convention, the County
Cenira and Executive Crmmithts be ar
pointed. The names Of the Officers and Mrm-
bprs nj these Committees, with the Post Office
address of each, should be foru ded To the
State Executive Committee at once.
Very respectfully,
CIiAS. g. wALCUTT,
Chm State Executive Committee.
RODSEY Foos, Scc'y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07
How Lost, How Rs,toyes

E4LSEM Just published. a new edition a,
AT Dr. CuIveTWeII,. Cri,h,s'
N1asAeY led Essay an the yo5fcoJ r,,,
(Si'hout medieine) Of SPKRAAronnnG. ~
Seminnl Weakness Involuntary Seminal Toss'
es, hPnTENcy, Mental and Physical Incansaci.v
lmpedlments to Marriage. etc.; also. ConsruHn.
TIoS, EElLEFsl and FGlsS induced by ralf';s'
dnlgenee or sexual eztragsRanes, sc
~ Pries in SEALED envelope. onlv ~.
cents. ~ -
The nelebrated author in this admirabis Fs
say, clearly demonstrates nom thiuv vssy.
successful practice, that the alarming e3nssS
qnences OF self abuse Ray be radically eured
without The dangerous nse of Internal meS;c;na
or the spp'ioauon Of the knife pointing ont a
mode OF onre al once simple, certain. and ma
inal D. means OF which every sniferer mo mst,er
what his condition may ha NAV cnre himasoIs
cheanlr privately, and radically. ""''"
~ This lecture should be in the h..A. =,
every youth aud every man in the land ~
sent under seal, IA plain enEeIon. IN .nv
address postpaid, on receipt OF ain cents or i've %
post sta mps. WV
Address the Publishers.
cAAS. J. c. kLINE a. CO..
lsI BOwery. New Yovt
~ 'S' W. s"ss' lsH
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07

The Toledo delegation we're the 6rst to d e.
posit their vots in the hat, but almost i'm me
diately Withdrew il aud eoume need a egotis.
t"n with the Wood County delegation. II
was understood that the latter Intended TO cast
= solid vote for Gen. sherwood, which with.
outAny further changes, would have made him
the Candidate Lucas county proposed TO The u
~ they would put up man other than Mr.
Eyers they would torsake Mr.. Pratt and vnte
s"lidly for him. Wool County declined. and
hualJ agreed 10 their vote as shown below.
khaH-nok
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07
FINE GRAINGR0WIyG REGIo.

Tracts Of one aud two thousand acres avail
able tor Neig b0rhn0d Colonies,
or for Stock farms,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07

DAVID I)NALIGSON,
Chm AntI-Iicense Central Comnittee
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07
rHE SECOND BALLOT.

cIoice, 81. W
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07

LIBERAL TERMS 70 IMPaovEas.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07
No Part Of the Principal payable for 4 Yrs.

ii Years Credit, 7 per cent. Int.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07
Excellent Climate with pure flowing wa,s,


would say, that in the course of many
years. and through extensive travel, I have
not seen m"re inviting country, nor nn-
which Offers gIsatsr Inducements, with fewer
"objeeiions to settle ment than these pds Of lhr
"a. 7. & :. F. r. r. Eefraet Report NJ
Henry S'e'eart. Agricultural Editor Amerieu~
AgrieHiturdi"t
A. Z. T0UZALIN,
Land CommissienrT, TorExA kAS
For full particulars and Tickets at reduced
rates, address KAHLO a GROVE
Land Ticket Agts. A T. 4 Santa Fe u. R.,
COS summit st, Toledo, o.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-06

K1p's FuNERAL.- The late Isaac o.
Barnes has been the subject OF many
good stories, one of which has not yet
found its way into print. He had been
invited to attend the funeral OF partic-
ular friend and crony, and, as the de-
ceased had, at their last interview, spe-
cially urged his being present, ne feit IN
duty bound to respond. Arriving at the
house of mourning, he found the family
assembled in very small and uncomior,
table room, in the middle of which stood
the coffin, that all might take last look
at the face of the departed. The service
was conducted by two clergymen, friends
of the family, who, with their long pray,
ers and extended "remsrks.' consumed
fully two hours, during which Mr.. Barnes
suffered untold agonies OF suspense anc
Impotence. Hardly had the second
minister pronounced amen wheI
Barnes. in his well known squeaky voice
turning to the person nearest MN, Sa'u
"Did you know Kid?" "ies sir' sale
the man addressed, in low voice
"Good fellow, wasn't hep yes SIT,
still in suppressed tone. Ana Ut
was mighty smart one, too, squeaSS;s, S;s
Barnes. "Very smart" almost wins
pered the other, as the company presen
began to look in that direction "Aes
he was." piped Barnes, still louder; %i.l M
one OF his expletives; "and II he ha
the running of this funeral hea ma,
been under ground an hour and na'
agov'
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-06
= FoorE's DUEL WITH S. S. PRE-,

IL. -. y DtkL w I'm L KEN
T1ss.-A friend Of the ats s. s. Prentiss
of Mississippi was at the point of death
from an attack of mania a potu. For
week his physicians had essayed every
known remedy to put their patient to
sleep. but in vain. Preutiss knew that
Foote had made visit to Texas. He
was nursing his sick friend when n con-
snlta,lon of the doctors was held, and
tbey announced that the case was hope
less unless the patient could be put to
sleep, but that tLey would exhaust all
the means known to the profession.
Prentiss sprang from his seat and said to
the doctors. Damn it, give him Foote $
book on Texas to read. and will insure
its sopoiific effect" The remark
OF Prentiss was too good a
Joke to be kept, and it reached the
ears of Foote, who challenged, and
Prcntiss was too much of Southern
cavalier to decline, and they met and
Foote was wounded and the parties made
friends. 1t happened that the meeting
was so notorious that very large collec-
ton crossed the river at Vicksburg to
witness it, among them a number OF
bows, who were so anxious to get full
sight that they climbed up many trees
about the grounds. When the seconds
had planted the parties, Prentiss looked
around and saw the boys in the trees,
and jestinsly remarked. " Boys, you had
better take care; Foote shoots mighty
Wild" This remark was published in
the papers, and annoyed Foote to such q
degree that he again challenged Prentiss,
who met him second time. At the
meeting Foote fred and missed, and
Prentiss fred his pistol in the air, and
the parties were again reconcled.-
Paris Kentuckian.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-06

The WASHINGTON MONUMENT. Con-
gress has been memorialized to appro-
pirate funds to complete the Washington
Monument. Some twenty-five years ago
a very ambitious design was adopted, and
about 800, 900 expended, with the result
Of putting up square shaft about one
hundred feet high, having the outer ap-
pearance of cross between q shot tower
and foundry chimney. There the con-
cern has since remained, both to the
amusement and amazement Of strangers
for quarter OF century. And yet no
project of the kind ever had a better
start. Census takers all over the Union
took toll everywhere from the public
pocket, and innumerable persons and
Fourth of July celebrations made liberal
contributions. 1t was the general belief
of the time that not less than $1,000, ,0OO
were collected, of which it is supposed
one-tenth was used for the purpose for
which it was given. No one seems to
know what became of the funds, or any
thing else on the subject, 1t was good
thing for some one while it lasted, and II
Congress should make an experiment OF
national funds, it would no doubt De a
better one for some one else. We infer,
indeed, that if million year were ap-
propriated the shaft might in the course
Of one or two centuries, make an ap'
proacb to completion. 1t has been
sink of all funds thus far given, and nc
doubt it would continue to be if the ma
ton has any more to spare Just now
As Government job the end of thu
world would come about the time thu
cap stone was put in place. 1t was tt
be five hundred feet high.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-06

Amador Tunnel and Mining Conn
pany. - Location Of principal place Of busi.
ness, San Francisco, California Location Of
works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln county Ne
vada.-Notice is hereby given, that at meeting
of the Board OF Directors, held on the 9th day Of
February, 1874, an assessment mo. p OF One a.
Dollar per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately,
in United states gold coin, to tile Secretary, at
the Office of the company, Rooms 70 and ~,
Merchants Exchange, California street, San
Francisco Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of March,
1874, will be delinquent, and advertised for salt
at public auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on Tuesday, the 3isl
day of March, 1874, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
| BY order of the Directors.
| LOUIS KAPLAN, Secretary.
Office-Rooms 26 and q, Merchants EAehang
California Street, San Francisco Cal.
| fel2-td