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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09
ASsESSMUNT NOTICE.
OLIVER WEST CONSOLIDATED

- Mining Company. Location of Works,
Eureka. Eureka count Nevada. Locat'on
of principal place Of business, IAN Francisco.
Cali'ornia.-\otic i hereby given. that at a
meeting Of the Board of Trustees Of said COM
lany. held on the nineteenth 18th day of ~
gust. ls1i, an assessment Nc. > OF ten cents
per share was levied on the caIital stock Of
said company. payable immediately in | nitea
States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office
OF the comrany, rooms Nos. , and /. sler-
man, Eailiirg. No. 80, Montgomery street,
san Francisco, California.
Any stock uIon, which said assessment
shall reriaIu unpaid On TIN siNIh 9TH day al
Dctubcr. 1874, shall he deemed delinquent and
advertised ior sale at public auction; and NJ
los aid before, viii ha sold ON saturday.
the Thirf!.'ir>: 81 day OF October.
1874. at | o'clock +. VI, At the auction room
Of Maurice bore \ 60. No. - Fine street.
San francisco. California. to ray the d"iir-
quent assessment together with the costs Of
ADVERTISING ana CXl,ciisos of sale.
+. T.. tt NkElf. Secretary.
eh5ca-Ecs. : and 1 SheImal'> Euiidine.
NJ. t0j Montgomery street. >an IIanci,eo,
tu!I!urriH. arg-5-fd
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AssEssMuNT NOTICE.
HGREKA MINING NDSMEI.TIN

IL Companv-Iocstion Of works. Eureka.
Eureka county. Nevada: PRINCIPAL pine" oi
business, San Francisco, California. No,ite
is hereby given. that at a meeting OF inc
foard Of Trustees, held On the Seventeenth
Tt,I-day Of February, 1874, an assessment
No. i-of twenty-five cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF sald com
lary, iaynhlc immediately, n ! nitcd statts
gold coin, to thu secretary. at the oillce Oh tno
conn any, No. i2i Montgomery street. san
Francisco. California. Ill
Any stock upon which the assessment ,n...
remain un,aid On " e;ine>day. ;sic aHs.'
ticah -~3oth-.iay of September. Is'is
will he drlinnuent. and advertised for sale AT
public auction. and unless payment IS maze
b%oforc, will he sold on MoApAl. the NM
teenth-I til-dny of October, ls1i. to pay nv
vi advertising ard expense. of sale.
IiioS. i. BEACH, secretary.
oIec-Na. ~ Montgomery street., I'm
fr6nciSco. California. aug VI"
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 30.
l.,Nn nIyi,r

Enrcki, Aeyala, Aug. 81, ISL
NOTICE Is ilEiiEhi G!VEN THAT
tpostotlicc address Newark, v hiic Tina
County, Nevada. has this day filed in
this office a diagram together with a notice Of
Application Tor a Iatsnt from the ri,cd
10. 49,. for fifteen hundred i~,1n-lineal
feet Of the Buckeye State Lode. the same
running 81 feet nbrthwostprly and - fee,
southcast"rly from shaft No. /. with surface
ark Mining district, " hite Pine county.
state Of Nevada, and described n tie Tin,
and field notes on file in this otioe as follows
to wit:
U. 6. Survey, No. 80.
beginning at a post marked NO. |. rs.
Survey. Nc. 10" the same being post 40 /
Of survey No. ). made fer the Newark 81.
Ger, Mining Conn any, uio the chihuahua
Lode. whence the section corner Oh N.
northern boundary Of Section 9, r. Il, y. t..
-, L. NJ. II. NJ. bears y. r. +. ..!sS fe,;'
and til, mouth If til. Chihaah4a tunnel
bears y. GIL " ~ feet; thence ranni, . ;
81 /. l,3o9 feet 10 post marked No.. L. ).
rust marked No. <. |. :. Survey. No. 10.
vii nee post No. :. OF Survey Ne. 70. made for
frank tct>chman upon the Battery Lode.
bears y. - Is WI feet: liigncr y. 81,
W.. 90 feet. to post marked No. /, Us.
Survey No. 10; and thence y. 81 T.. ~
feet, to post \u. l.. the place OF beginIiIy,
continuing GS'-lUO acres. courses oppressed
from! The trl;c me1iiian. with Il magnetic va
I%iation o. lo'4. last.
part Of +. IL, y. L. ~. /. N y. VI and is
boHrd d on the nortA by she original Ch:-
ltsalt Il.
ot the Newark District Mining Records. and
a copy ot thn r"tice and Plat can be iouAd
posted at Shaft ". {. upoa til. lode.
81 CiHlSt. iiOItN, Register.
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MCTGCE.

4 Ii PERSONS KNOWING THIN
~ elves indebted to me sixty DAYS or
nlere Will please cali round and settle be-
fore ordering anything more.
Eureka, Sort, lst. ~. 80,
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIES.
DR.. cIsBoN,s p

~ DR.. ci6BoN's clsPEh-
a. SAHz. NJ. - kEAliNA 81,
gSA>sE corner q Commercial. san Fran
fxsNz.A cisco. Private entrance on Con-
SsxstsS mcrcial street. Established ls
1874, for the treatment - sexual and seminal
Diseases. sdch astiouorrh ra, Glee., structure.
syphilis III all its forms. Seminal heakuess.
inputcucv. etc. etc. Shln diseases OF years
standing. ami tlcerated Legs, etc., ssccessiul-
"6R. GIBE6N ias the pleasure Of annonr.
ing that he has returned ;rom visiting tie
principal hospitals q EUROPE and has re-
sunled practice.
The doctor has spared neither time nor
money IN seeking uGt ucsy remedies. ana has
returned with increased abilities 10y ;Le ale
Walton U. htman SUFFERING.
Seminal Weak nc>s.
Seminal emission i tho cuH<e4aoacc &c ..'
abuse. His solitary tIce. OF deIrGyed MIA
Indulgence. i< rftcticcgt ny the youth o. both
sexes 70 an almost unlimited extent, rruduc
INK with urerrinE certainty the following
train e.; !-nTbld symptoms. unless coMhatcd
by scientific Medical measures, VIZ: Sailov
countrnance. dark sTois Hftier the eyes, pain
in the head. ringing in the eHfs. Egise like the
~Iustiing of leaves or rafting Of chariots. un-
easIuc>s about tho leins. weakness Of the
limbs. confused vision. glHnted intellect. los
ui confidence. dltildenec in approaching Strau-
gers, 4 dislike t. form hen acquaintance. =
dis u>iilon to shHn society. los Of memory
pan 49, hAAA +ahE "a IN fNftt "a aH-.
hectic iu>lcs, iarred tongue, iirtid breath
coughs. conSumItiou. uight swcals. ,lo"onla-
MIA. and frequently insanity. l. rehei he nj
obtained. yeu should aIliy imMedIateiy, ci-
Their in person or hv letter. and have 4 cure
effected hv hi, nv and scientific mode o..
treating this disease. which never fails o.
c~.tcctiug 4 quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons al a distance NAV b. q Itk.p A
HOME. by addressing 4 letter L. M. Glib
Bon. ,tatin- ease. symftsnls,i length Of time
the disease has c~gntIruel. and have medicine
promptly forwarded. free tEum damage and
curiosity. :. any Tart - the country. with
iuIl anu ptall direction, 81 US. lE l~Hclu>Ing
so in coin in a r"gi,tersd letter through the
prstyilc", or threr IA Wells. FarEe * Go.
A I~arsare Of medicine will BE- forwarded
by express Ia any part al tho | mon.
Persons writing to the Doctor will pleas.
stat. tine name Of the fafer they see this adj
y-crtIseneut in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address bH. j. T. GIDEON.
Box 1871. >an Francisco. California.
mht-ly
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PA TENT IPfLTC.I TyOyS
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. -.
L. :. LAND Orrrcr

'''Nh" -N'N dii- JutN IL. lS.I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT "
~ ". McCoy, twhosc rostoifice address:
Euresa, Nevada has this dav ,ilej H. y.
office II diagram. together with n ne,ieo us
application for a patent from tho I,i,'f
states. under act Of Congress apprnv.5 Nu.et
10, 81. for sixteen hundred tldaSf linoaI' ay
of the lone Lode. the same running sps ..ec.
notthcrly and $40 feet sonthcrly from 4 'fe'
cation monument near the lone Sbas, "
situated in Eureka Mining District E.rnnIh,
county. State of Nevada. and described ~ II.
plat AMI held notes on file in this Office as 81 Il
lows, to-wit: '0-
U. S. Survey No. "a,
Survey No. a." whence the flagstaff i, ~,
town Of Eureka hears y. 81 rs. j. 10 a
feet. The highest point Of Ruby Hill NJ,
bears y. l57 II, ". 2l2l feet: and tbo ~
shaft upon this lode bears :. II III M u
feet: thence running y. sst,o, +. go foa, ~
post marked No. It. ). Survey No, -"
themes. It45s. r. Loco feet, to pos, markr,,
W. gS ioct. to post marked No. 1. L, Smnr
v0y No. ~, whence post No. 1. of Surv.r II
-. made for W. W. McCoy upon Tho -.
Lode bears y. 49, ". 81; 40 loot. Any "ni
thence y; l. . ". ljo9 feet. to post No. i. ~.
place of beginning: containing : as,-l0o ncras.
courses expressed from the true meridian win
n magnetic variation Of To- Easf. nh.
claim is located upon uisurveyed lands anu
is bounded on neither end By any Know
claimants. The nearest mines are the Gran,
and Needle. ''""'
This claim is recorded in Book A.uayn 6, &c
tie Eurcl a District Mining Records, arJ !,
copy Of the notice and plats can he iouni
posted on the location monument. near -
lone shaft. CYRUS I. HORN. Register
1NN
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h%ctwoau the hours of Q O'clock A. VI. and )
O'clock 4. NJ. t,-wit: l. o'C.cch ". t6 the
hi-hc~i bidder fer cal, to >ali-is >ajl .NgcI-
tiuh and all costs; -aj,l sale to iEcl de all tn.
right, ullt ala! interest Of saii Il |eHdaHt IN
AID to HE same Whom said Judgement became
Il ilei lheIe"n. to-"it: the nth ,!1y 81 At
gust, y. y. iS1i ii at any lia'c tLrrea tcr.
=. +. II i.LINAA.
Sheriff Of Etrr, a eo.nts, Nevada.
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SHERIET~S SHES.
SheriH'S Sale.

STATE OF NEVADA!
COUNTY o. EUREkA.
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SHFRIFF's OFFICE.
-KN. Nav, August Is, ISL.
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Rorning Star and Catholic Messenger.
SEw ORLEANS, SUNDAY, APRIL 10. 1s74
Evil Societies.

We earnestly call the attention of oul
readers to the pastoral of the Right Rev.
Biahop Elder of Natchez, which we publish
to-day. Though treating of several of the
evils which principally afaict society at
the present day, the space which he de-
votes to the discussion of reprehensible
societies shows how much Importance he
attaches to that subject. No one can read
the resume of the question there given so
lucidly and exclusively, without being
thoroughly put on his guard against the
danger, sometimes SO skilfulls hidden, en-
countered in certain organizations.
Men are gregarous animals and prone
to form associations. 1t is one of the
strongest impulses of human nature and,
properly regulated, is extremely productive
Of good. On the other hand, it is equally
true that " evil communications corrupt
good manners" A man who really wishes
to preserve his faith has no business in
suspicious clubs or societies. And there
are plenty of these which are neither of
Free Masons nor Odd Fellows. There is
nothing about which one should be so par
ticular as ones associations. A man may
generally be judged by his company, for
no matter how resolved he is to keep him
self free OF contain ination, if he prefers
the fellowship of the dissolute or profane.
he will soon find himself yielding to the
influence of the contagion.
OF course business has it's exactions and
often produces an intercourse that would
otherwise be stunned, but it is the temp.
tation that man loveth, in which he shall
perish. The societies of which we speak,
are the minor ones enumerated by Bishop
Elder. Political clubs and trade unions
where secrecy is epjoined, where there is a
tendency to grips and pass words, though
there may be no actual oath taken-these
are the dangerous places for we'll meaning
men because they lead them on to mys-
cries still more occult and unlawful.
every upright man ought to cultivate the
company of those who are without re-
roach, and leave them who contemn the
;hurch to keep their own company.
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SACRED CoNcERT.-Wc have heard that the
concert soon to be given for the benefit q,
Mr.. Colignon will be something at once baou
tiful and novel. Consisting of se1ootiono
IRON the great masters, but which have
never heretofore been performed in this
country amateurs of fine music will
hard'y be able to restrain their curiousi-
" OF withstand the temptation to be present.
considering the estimable character of the
beneficiary and his ever ready assistance
whenever called on for his services in the oanse
OF charity or patriotism, we shall be GLAD TO
una the great success which we anticinate
realized. The concert will take place at the
CHURCH of the Immaculate Conception on
" Wednesday evening next at 8 o'clock.
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DISTINGUISHED MISUNDERSTANDING the mast
our city was visited by the Right Rev.
Inops of Galveston, Tex, and Mobile, Ala.
are pleased to note the decided improve
Pc which his trip to Europe last year has
'ught in the appearance of Bishop Dubuis.
nop Quinlan's looks. show the intense
eFlngs he has undergone since his severe
unfortunate accident last fall in New
k. Their Lordships remained in the Oitv
, three OF four days, the guests eff His Grace.
piSst Rey. AFehbishsp.
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'rssveranoe Fire Co. No. 10 and Branch No. 3.

a o.. q.
FINE banner " parish, in the Fair line. ST.
Pseph's, of course, is out once moro with a
ntest which promises to eclipse in interest
y heretofore witnessed. Ever happy in their
74ection of prizes and contestants, the man
gers have, on this occasion, shown their SUI
tior Judgment in an indisputable manner
Pc prize is a solid silver tea set, the finest
or made in the South, and may lie seen at
uneWalds on Canal street. That so exquisite
piece of workmanship should excite tho en-
usiasm of all parties, was to be expected
I no prize, however valuable, could possibly |
pate SO much excitement as is witnessed in |
s case, therefore there must be another rea-
I Tor the commotion existing in the parish
among its many friends. This other rea
4 Is to be found in the personal popularity
the contestants, Messrs. Phil McCabe
Martin Finnerty, than whom no two
tlemen are more deservedly respected and
nlred, as we'll as in the fact that as Presi-
Its, respectively, of Branch No. 3, Hibernian
rotation, and of Perseverance Fire Con-
Py NO. IL, they represent the liberality. zeal
esprit de corps of those associations. When
such bodies of men meet in friand1v
alry the public we'll knsw that lively varv
ply times, may be expected. The hattIa 8
eady wakes warm, though the Fair will c
n commence on the End of May, and each of Il
contestants, host in himself, finds c
Intul auxiliary in each member of his Asso-
lion as well as in each of bis legion of
nds.
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The Times is laboring under strange
confusion of ideas on bydrodynamics. 1t
thinks that cut-offs and outlets are the SAM
|thing. Upon this assumption it argues
that cutting the levee will raise the water
IN the river below. 1t is clear that q cut.
pm will raise the level in the river below.
because the same volume of water is car.
F1ed to given point in it's bed with greater
fapidlty, while it is not carried off beyond
mat point with any more facility than be-
pre-. No water whatever escapes from
she river by means of a cutoff. 1t is sim
ply short cut from point above to a
POINT below in the same river, between
Fhich two points the old channel is very
sircuitous.
An outlet is totally different. A cut in
ne levee, for instance, is an outlet but it
r not cutoff. Through it the water
escapes from the bed of the river and is
Permanently lost to it. 1t seeks its way
? the swamp and thence to the Gulf, but
ever returns to the river. It follows
ben that the volume of water in the chan
'el is actually diminished to exactly the
ftent that it escapes by an outlet, while
does not lose drop by means of a cut
b.
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A CARD.

The undersigned respectfully informs his friends that
having postponed his canvassng behalf of the
STAR, he still be found at the Dry Goods Store of
Messrs LEVY BROS. $50 Magazine street. where he
Will be pleased to see and wait them as usual.
apI9 THOS r 0,cONNop
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a CARD.

Received Shreveport, La March 1874, of the Pied.
mont and Arlington Life Insurance COMPANY of Vr.
gina, through 6. W. Terrell, General Agent and
Manager in New Orleans, and John c. Moncure local
agent here Fourteen Thousand Six hundred and Sxty
Three Dollars and Eighty Five Cents ($4 s5 being
amount IN III payment of policy No $780, the life
Oh Major CHAS. V. COSBY, my deceased husband.
,r. MARY E. COSBY.
witness II. T. HAMILTON,
w. E HAMILTON,
,r, , j. G. MONCURE Local Az gent
Inc deceased had only paid siI2 O5, the first
quarterly payment on his policy, before died when
MS wife recei Sed as above, STA 663 e This shows tine
great benefits of life Insurance. Active exner;enceS
and reliable travelling agents wanted eyerywbere
Apply to the undersigned.
c, G. W. TERRELL.
sipp, successor to Gen. Dabney II Naury office RI
Carondelet street, up stairs New Orleans La
ap19 lmJp
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DIED

Mccoy, aged forty.th years naive or iGnaei
farsn OF Creggin, County of Arm agh Ireland
oc M1TktPaf13n Wednesday, April 49, 1874, at 5.
native of Kells. County Meath IreaEd ND 3eats ear;
dent of this city for the last fol- ty years ~ res1
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SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.-The Quar-
teriy General Communion of this Society takes
place to-day, at the u o'clock Mass, in St.
theresa's church. The meeting will be held
IN the STAR Hall at 5 o'clock this evening.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC ORPHAN Rows, .SIy
Enthusiastically, April Is. 1874 election for Diroo
tors Of this Asylum to during the ensuing
will be held at the residence HIS Grace Arcbbsbn
Perche, on the THIRD OF MAY, 1874 from 12 oeloct
N. to o'clock
apI93t THos. LAYTON sooro..---
NOTICE OF ELECTIoN.-HIBERNIA INsU
RANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORPHANS -
formally to the charter the election of Direetors n
serve during the ensuag twelve month"; will be held
as the Office OF tho Company, No. 81 Camp street on
MONDAY, the fourth tttbl day OF May,fprOxinol
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. n and O'Clock p n
LA (. THos. T. BRAGG.
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Lord Chief-Justice Cockburns work on
Junius" is, it is said, completed, and will be
published in September. He processes to have
discovered the secret of Junius.
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CARD.

NEW ORLEANS, March 30 1874
hereby take much pleasure in stating that hold a
ety on which only pay sixty cents m on thiy
TtheT certify that I have be.n promptly paid BY
W. Terrell, General Agent and Manager of said
lety, sig in cash, relief compensation for fourteen
ks sickness of acute rheum atism followed by
TIC neuralgia JOHN LANAUX,
Donaldson vile, La.
his gentleman bad been n member of the above
ety Tor only five months, and had only paid me g IS
Tlous TO his being taken sick when he was promptly
SiI2 compensation for ninety eight dayssloss Of
This speaks for itself and shows the great relief
rded to the sick and to those who become members
ms benevoent Society. The payments are SO SIN all
to place its great benefits within the reach all
is the sckly and yellow fever season approaches
,ry person should become q member of this society,"
thus provide means with which to pay nurses
) sicians and board during sickness.
iad the citizens of Shreveport and Memphis have
l the benefits Of such society during the last cpl
NC, their dreadful sufferings would have been
,atly alleviated. ~
Active, reliable and conscientious agents wanted in
sry town in Mississippi and Louisiana.
'or iurtner particulars apply to the undersigned
1880 G. w. TERRELL,
neral Agent and Manager Widows and Orphans
Friendly Society," 81 Carondeet street (up stairs)
Vow Orieans. La apis lm5p
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
AT
JOHN cMAINS'

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY.
972 and 4 Magazine street opposite Magazine Market
and 80 Washington, corner of Fulton street.
GREAT EGG DEPOT OFTHE FOURTH DISTRICT
Extra Family Flour the best brands and N
give satisaetion New Teas. of superior flavor and
and breakfast Bacon, cheaper than ever before since
the war. Condensed Milk and n fun assortment oT
Tan Goods. Choice Goshen and Western Butter
. Wines, Liquors and Cordials ~ 'o''
boat hotel plantation and family orders executed
WIN disPatch. Goods delivered free of dra, are and
at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES mbi5 , MN
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MAGUIRE's REMEDIES
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD

1H'I1 TIL I'I1oA IN I HE WUKLD.
MAGCIRE'S ENDURANCE LIVER KIDNEY
and FLOOD BITTERS, the last and best of ali their
known medicines is the only known yeretabla
Snosttu:e for Calomel or Mercury in any form All
persons whether yonng old, who may be suffering
from Constipation Blousness Liver or kidney Con-,
PANT should not fail to keep the Cundurango con.
al deep-seated secretions from ihs system TINS re
moving all d-easc, purifying the blood and preyen,n
.dadtlous FeveTs, or other dseaacs. One tborongb
never fails to convi ice the skepticaI of its
Sold by all Druggists.
MORRISON & WOODWARD,
sole AGENTS,
A"----- Magazine Street
NEW ORLEANS de- "a Iy5n
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Il DSA GALL NlEal, BACON. ETC
500 bbls. Mess PORK
100 bbls. Ruwp PORK
100 eco pounds Dry Salt SHOULDERS.
ioo'o.o pounds Dry Salt Clear Rib and Clear SIDES.
100 casks DACoN-Clear Sides.
SO casks BACoN-Clear Rib Sdes
SO casks BACON-Shoulders.
oo boxes Choice BREAKFAST BACON
i"o tierees Choice SugarCur HAMS
soo tieices Choice Refined LARD
100 tierces Choice Kettle LARD
800 kegs Choice Refined LARD
2o0 kegs Choice Kettle LARD
LOO cases Family LARD s. 6 and 10 Mound packages.
In store and for sale by
BYRNES & BRO,
p li'P s6 Poydras street.
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UPPER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.

Iapital Stock $500 100000,
1000 SHARES. AT siOo EACH
faSabe 20 cent cash and notes of 90 per cent
each, payable in 3. g. and I2 months ~ ~
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Office, No. G53 Magazine, near jackson Street
Same Building with 7. McKendrick Gas Fitter)

hoo ik-from corner Of Rousseau and st. Andrew
out St. Andrew passing in of Magazine Marken
to Chestnut, down Chestnut to Felicity ont Eel;ct
lpassing within three squares of Dryades MarkeD to
Magnolia. tpassing in front Of Keller's Market and
within four squares of jackson Railroad Depot1 nm
magnolia to jackson, outJackson to Roman up Roman
10 ihird' down Third Passing within square of
second Street Market, and two squares Of tho Come
tories on Washington street, and in front of CLAW
squa1e) to Rousseau along Rousseau passing in front
OF sorapuru Markob to the starting point Cars will
run both ways
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OFFICERS.
WIN. BOGEL, President
JNO. NJ. WEIMANN. vice.President
N W. GRIsWoLD, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
r. II. ADAMS of Braselman & Adams
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