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tax, will be increased. Thus the loss will
grow heavier each year. It requires no
foresight to tell this, and, as before there
is no possible means Of redress,
With the landlord responsible, how
ever, it is clear at q glance, that this
would all be changed, and all damage to
the city treasury would be averted.
Third-Another great advantage
would be that the tax could be collected
SO much easier, and at considerably re-
duced cost. Instead OF a collector, hay-
ing to employ two or three assistants at
good salaries, 10 watch constantly all sus-
pcious personages, and even after such
trouble and labor, not receive any
thing for their pains, one or two men
could do all the collecting. They would
have no difficulty, for all they would
have to do would be TO present their bills
at the proper time, and be certain Of get
ting their money.
Fourth-A city naturally looks to its
landlords for such tax as this, and &c
assess it upon them, is almost the univer'
sal custom. We do not know Of single
instance where, in city the size OF
Wheeling, the course pursued here Is
adopted. This shows that general eX'
perlence has taught the wisdom OF what
We advocate.
Ii is needless to 90 into argument tC
prove our position. lis tenability is OBJ
! vious upon Il mere statement of advant
ages to be derived, and it is Il subject
well worthy of being considered. There
are great nsany things which might be
decidedly reformed for good in the man
agement OF the affairs of Wheeling, and
thi, is one OF the most paipable.
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN a. 60.

The news of the failure of this, one of
the most prominent firms in the United
States, has fallen like II thunder clap upon
the business world. Wall street, that
paradise of contractionists and forced
resumption people, Is shaken from centre
TO circumference The universal question
is, Whatuext? Here is firm, regarded
throughout the world, almost As stable rs
the United States Government itself, and
which, in one moment, finds itself unable
10 meet lis obligations and driven to the
wall. Had either 4. j. STEWART or
Commodore VANDERBILT failed, no
greater establishment or sensation could
have been created. What is the cause?
Depression OF business, and an unnatural
shrinkage i'll values. What caused this
Unhealthy contraction of the currency,
and au attempt on the part of the |. >.
government and Congress 10 force specie
resumption. Tina, is all in Il nutshell.
Every such failure tends to show more
conclusivcly, the wisdom Of the position
taken by the Ohio Democracy, A few
more, aud "OId Fog Horn us the con-
tractionists delight in calling Hon. WM.
ALLEN, will be elected in Octoberby one
hundred thousand majority.
Wc.re glad to be- Informed that the
failure will not effect this city, none Of
our banks or banking houses having had
any account ar dealings with the su>-
pended firm.
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DIED.

TURNER-On Tuesday morning, July
q, 1870, at 10 O'clock, LYDIA y. TURNER
aged Is years.
Funeral from her fate residence, lO2O
Main street. this afternoon AT o'clock.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend.
BERO-On Monday morning, July 10Th,
1875, at So o'clock, JULIA, daughter OF
Joseph and Emily BeIo, aged u wears and
months.
Funeral from the residence of her pa
rents, No. 2il9 ChapIine street, on WedneS'
day morning, July 18th, al ~ o'clock.
Friends Of the family are respectfully IN
vited to attend. Rules governing Catholic
funerals 10 be strictly observed.
The funeral will leave the residence al
half past o'clock, in order 10 arrive at ST.
JoSeph's Cathedral AT precisely ~ o'clock
KOEHNLEIN-YrSterday, at o'clock =.
NJ, IRWIN, only child OF Henry and Jeh-
ME Koehnlein, aged months ana days
Funeral from the residence OF ms pa
rents, at Bridgeport, Wednesday, July -
lS7l. at lU o'clock a. NJ. Friends oI the
family are invited To attend.
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HON. WYLIE OLDHAM.

The sad report OF the death oil ms
gentleman has been confirmed. ltoc-
CURED Mt Marietta, ONO, several days
ago, OF which place he was resident
Mr.. OLDHAM was Il native Of TINS county,
and was well ana i"V"F"o'S known To
many oil our citizens ne o''""''' carr!
III he member oil lhe haF' ana was
the contemporary oil '"'h men rs
RUSSELL, JACOB flTZilUdh' MEL
son, HoGE, WILLIAM MCCONNELL
and others, all of whom belonged to the
class which occupied positions, both social
and professional, Of well merited excel
lence in the now Golden time. Among
these he was recognized rs peer, and rs
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OUR WATER TAX.

As We noticed about two weeks ago,
II was stated in Council that at the close
Of the wear ending April LIST, 1875, there
WAS due and unpaid to the city, water
taxes to the amount of $4,000. How much
Of this has since been collected we snow
moi, hut one thing is very certain that
the longer payment is delayed the chan
ces Tor collecting the delinqucncics grow
proportonatly small. Now the
question which naturally arises is, what
are the best ways and means which can
he devised to secure the city from loss
which will most probably, be inflicted
on it yearly? That which presents itself
NJ beng by long odds the most effective
m solving the problem is, let the taxes
he assessed upon the landlord instead OF
the tenant. This system is 10 bc recon-
mended tor many reasons.
First-The landlord being the owner OF
the property affords security which Is
always available. Tenants move from
year to year, and it not mfrequently
happens that they are wholly irFesPonsi-
bic. This is particularly apt t" be the
case with thoscwho fail to meet this tax,
and we are informed that in great
many such cases, if Il levy is made
upon the tenants property, not enough
can be realized to pay the costs and
charges incidental TO the procedure. In
such instances, under the present sys-
TEN, the city has no redress, but must
pocket the loss,
Second-As the city increases in size,
of course the proportion OF the popula-
ton which cannot he relied on for this
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Public Sale of Valuable Property
In a Fine Location, being
Convenient to the Capitol.

| will sell, by order of the Cunningham
heirs, the balance OF the property belong
ing 10 said heirs, located oil the corner OF
Euil and Eighteenth streets (Old Clay,l
near old Narkct square, East Wheeling,
on Wednesday, the 2>th day of J"lN Z,
in front of the Court House of ohio county,
commencing al ~ o'clock \. II.
The properly consists of large 'front.'
ing, l2f feet 10 inches on Eoff, and 90 feet D
inches on Eighteenth street.
said property is divided up into seven
parcels firSt four paroles fronting on alley
IL, respectively as follows: First, lGieet :;
second, ii feet . inches; third, II feet (;
fourth, II feet u inches, more or less.
Each lot runs back ~ feet 10 an feet lO
inch alley, running through the tot.
Each lot contains house OF tour rooms
and cellar. Lots fronting on Clay street
are the following size: First 2jN66 feet,
running with line of EOii street To said
alley; second, 2rXth feet; third, 70 feet .
inches by 90 feet back To said alley.
The property Will be sold rs whole or
In lots as here represented, To suit pur-
ChaSrrS.
balance in two equal payments, in ON"
and Two years. with interest, secured by
deed OF trust on the property for the back
payments. W
liOG Market street. ,.
J. c. HERNEH,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent, HOG
Market street, Wheeling, w. Va.
iNJl-pI..S
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
$500 REWARD.

WILL BE PAID UPON THE DELlEIE:-
w RY TO the Tailor of Ohio county, W
Va, of the thief that stole the horse OF +.
]. Stone, from the Sill eet in Wheeling on
Saturday, July Path.
said man is rather below medium size,
red hair, red face, no whiskers, squints a
little with one eye when talking, Is very
profane when in liquor, gave his name as
Farley (which may be ficticiouS,l ana ms
age rs S.. He wore brown suit of jeans
or cassinet, and a soft black hat, and Is
tySr f. j. STONE.
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

NV VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST
Il made November q, 1857, and recorded
IN deed book No. 81, page 2s7, of the record
of deeds of Ohio county, by Andrew Galt "a,
cher and wife to me as Trustee, Will, on
Saturday, the 21st day OF Au Konse
Of ohio county, W. Va, commencing az ~
O'clock A. NJ, sell to the highest ana pes'
bidder, the following described Real hS'
tate, to-wit: % et,,,atad
The west one half Of Lot No. -, slt .lit,,
ON old Cay street (now Eighteenth street.,
in that mart of the city of Wheeling known
AS East Wheeling. Said half lot fronts ~
feet on Clay NOW EighteenthJ street,
and runs back ~ feet. call.
The title is believed 10 be good, out sen,
ing as Trustee will sell and convey sucn
III is vested in me by said deed oftrus''
Terms of Sale Cash. ,,.,,onn
ts,t Trustee.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST.IOUISLAW SCHOOL.

Law Department of Washington
University
The regular annual term OF lhlS La"
school Will open on wednesday. OctOb-
er 18TH, 1875. Full course, two tcI ms, SIX
months each. Students admitted TO the
senior Class, on examination, by appllca-
tion on or before October Eth. Tuition,
$50 first year, Sta second year, including
nse of library. For particulars address
g. NJ. STEW ART, Dean of Law Faculty.
iyy3rodsb 2O3 y. Third ST., 81. Louis, Mo.
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the WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest ana altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. 1t will be sent to any ad-
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums TO cIuU agents and TO subscribers.
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.BELLA|RE PROPERTY FOR SALE

4 VERY FINE AND WELL FINISHED
\ Two-Stury Frame Dwelling House
1nh good store Room, with Cellar, all un-
der Same roof Also, a good Two story
Warehouse on same lot. Said dwelling
house contains nine good rooms, WIN
.nfrnurrS separate from store room and OF
ditIrrrnt streets; swell calculated for two
Families. said property will be sold at a
bargain, on easy terms. Big inducements
offered To Il cash buyer. II said property
is moi sold on or before the list day Of OctO-
her. 1873, will he sold AT public sale October
~. 1873, between one and three o'clock, III
'front.' OF said property, To the highest ana
best bidder.
For further particulars, inquire by letter
orr of j. y. WAYMAN, on the premises,
No. 2:y or llOl, corner Pike and Webster
streets, South Bellairc, Ohio; or, }. I.
WAYAlAN, MoundSville, ". Va.
July H. 1870 Jyl9h
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WHEN the manufacturers, who have
been bowling for contraction, lor mil
lions for the bond holder, not one cent for
the people , get squeezed, they may
come 20 their senses.
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University Of Virginia.

Opens Octocer !; continues through nine
months. II il organized In schools on the
elective system, with full courses IN IIas-
sizes. Literature Science with practice in
Chemical aud Physical LaboratorieS) In
Law, Medicine, Engineering, Teaching
and Agriculture. Apply for Catalogues To
JAMES r. HARRISON, Chairman, +. q.
Unworthy OF Virginia, Albcmarle Co.,
Nu jylS-deVag
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NOTICE.
\VHEELING LIBRARY ASSoclA-
w TlON.

W TON.
All persons having books out vii please
return the same not later than the Nh uay
OF August, and no books VIII De ~
after the Ylst day OF July. All persons neg
iecting this notice, will be charged with
sucb hooks as are not returned in the time
specified, and the bills OF the same Will be
made ont and collected. The newspaper
magazine, and law departments VIII DE
All stockholders who have not paid the
installment that was due on the lst OF
January of this year, will take notice that
ifnot paid by the 10th, of August, $50 DlilS
OF the same will be let with Justice ior
! collection, BY order of the Board.
THOS. NJ. DARRAH,
iv0sn Secretary.
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ANOTHER turn in the contraction
screw and what will our manufacturing
industries be worth?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

The contractionists are reaping thei
reward. Failures and financial distress
everywhere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

GOLD went up to l6ic premium, yes
terday. That the road to specie pay
ments.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

AFTER the failure of DUNCAN, SHEER
MAN X Co, who can we rely upon As
being sound.
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The effort to legislate the country to
specie payments, Is bearing its legitimate
fruit
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BUSINESS must not be controlled or in
terEered with rs legislation. 1t must be
untramnelled by Congressional letters
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]. L. HOBBS, SON & co.'s,
No. IT'S Main Street.
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
Louisa Tape,

Louisa Tape,
".
Hannah Gross. widow of William Stcngel.
deceased, and AdminIstrrtllX, Win the
will annexed, of the said William Stem
gel. deceased, Henry +. \. Strngel, Char-
les Frederick Stengcl, Frederick Stcngrl,
Joseph SteugeI, and Emma tengel, heirs
nj law OF William Steng"l, deceased,
IN CllANCERN.
Bv virtue OF II decree made and entered
bv the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, in
the above entitled cause, on the 10Th day
.July, 1879, This cauS, is referred To the
undcrsi gnrd, Commissioner of said court,
to Lakeland state AN account Of all the liens
existing againSt the estate OF William
Steugel, deceased, together with their pri-
critics.
COMMIsSIOSER'S OFFICE,
No. l2l4 CHAPLISESr WHEELING,W w. VA, y
july 9th, 1870. !
Notice To- all parties is hereby given that
have fixed on Monday, August 23d, 1870,
at ~ o'clock a. NJ, ut my Office, No. l2li
Chaplne street, in the city of Wheeling,
ut which time and place Will proceed to
and state the matter IN said de
cree mentioned. W, j. W. COWDEN,
Commissioner OF the Municipal Court 81
Wheeling.
pAVtNPORr 4 DOVESER,
Solicitors for complainant. ly-H"aWt
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FOR g ALE

VALUABLE COAL LAND.
one Hundred and Ninety Acres, = foot
vein No. | Coal, on BOggs run, within ~
rods of the l.. X q. K. L.. ut EenwOOd, W.
Va. ALDERSON " PAUL.,
ivII Real Estate Agents.
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WESLEYAN Female Institute !
@taunton, va.


WILL BEGIN IT'S TWENrI-SINrU
w Annual Session SEPTEMBER 10Th,
1879 Rev VIM. 4. Harris, il. H.. President,
with twrnty-three Teachers and Officers.
Modern Languages taught and spoken in
the College by Il European Teacher. Music
by seven Professors and Teachers, among
whom are the most cultivated teachers OF
vocal music.
This Is one Of the healthicSt climates IN
the world. Those who come here rom the
South with feeble constitutions, chllIS and
climatic diseases. are entirely restored.
Buildings vlegant-cOmmanding the
most magnificent rural and mountain
scenery, making IL one of the most delight
full College homes in the Union.
The past Session this School was attend
ed by pupils from seventeen different
States.
Great economy and simplicity in dress
are required. \ simple uniform is worn.
No unnecessary expense allowed. Strict
economy practiced 10 keep all expenses Of
pupils within the lowest possible amount.
Terms tor the entire Collegiate Year
Board ana Tuition in the Collegiate course,
including Ancient Languages $40. Mu-
sic and other extras moderate.
For Catalogue, address
Rev. W. A.HARRIS. President.
iyl9cEoaw Staunt0n. Va.
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don DAILY TO AGENTS. s. new artl-
DAU Giles and the best Family Paper in
America, with two $500 ChromOS, free.
A. NJ. MFG CO., 30 Broadway, y. Y.
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Montpelier Female Humane
Association.
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, Sept. 80, 1875.

The Montpelier FrmAIe Humane NNNO-
citation, chartered by the Legislature OF
Virginia, and the Circuit Court OF Orange
county, proposes by a series of Grand Giit
Concerts, To establish and endow n" Home
for the Old, Iniirm, and Destitute Ladies
of Virginia" AT Montpelier,the former res
idence OF President James Madison. The
Association Is under the control of eight
Trustees, six OF whom are elected hiental-
~ by the stockholders, and two appoint
ed by the Governor OF Virginia.
Remittences for tickets may be made by
express pre- paid, poStoftice money order
on Washington, u. G.. or by registered
letter addressed 10
HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
PreSt NJ. +. II. A, Alexandria, Va.
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NEW GOODS,
New Patterns.

The largest stock OF these goods IN the
CITY or state can always he found NJ
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-12-10
NExIcAS BORDER TROUBLES.

The Free Zone, so called, several years since
established by the Mexican Government in Ger
tain o. the states o. that Republic adjacent To
our frontier, remains in full operation. 1t has
ALWAYS been materially injurious to honest traf-
tiC, FOR it operates as IN Incentive to traders in
Mexico 70 supply without customs charges the
wants of inhabitants on this side the line, and
prevent the same wants from being supplied by
merchants of the United States, thereby t. a con
siderable extent defrau,,!nr our revenue and
checking honest commercial! enterprise. iGcpre-
lati0ns by armed bands from Mexico al the ieo-
pie OF Texas near the frontier still continue.
Though the main object OF the incursi"ns is rob
hcry they frequently result in the murder
of urarmcd and pcaceably disposed
persons, and in some instances even
the United states POSt-oIlCeS
and mai! communications have been attacked.
Renewed circumstances upon this subject have
been addressed 10 the Mexican Government, but
without ,nuch apparent effect. The military
force OF this Government disposabie for service
in that quarter is quite inadequate to eilectually
guard the line, even 1T those points where the
incursions are usually made. An experiment of
IN armed v~esselon The Rio hrande for that pur-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22
10 the Public and Stockholders OF
the woodville Consolidated
Silver Mining Company.

cIyc1 THE RECENT IMPORTANT DE
y v~elopmsnis in the Woodvillc Consolidated
silver Ninius conpaAy's mine, tnjarious re-
ports have been industriou.ly eircnlated by
some % our near ~nci;hbor- that the Wcodstlle
Consolidated silver Mining Company have nc
title to their property. and tha, the Justice arr
We ths Dlr.c,or. of the woolviiie Conso.i
dated silver Minirs Company, In answer.
make the following declaration of fsci- con
cernlng our title 4. the ssld property:
Yir-t-That the title u perfect, being an
rnitcd STATE. rsicut for tsc original woodyiilr
clalm. CONSISTING az soOxitoo fert. lying almost
parailri with sni rr-t vs-t NJ the Justice
claim. which patent II now ON record In Wiz
ginis City. Nevada.
second-we own by parhase, forming the
consolidation, the South woodyiilc, The Coco,
the Hyde and barrel. the Eamsdel, and the
Pearson all Of which lay parallel With and
adjoining The Original Patented Woodsulc In
regular order On the east, and are undi'puted
Claims and locations. not conflicting with any
location Whatever except the old reaSiunan
claim OF enoxspO FEET. which covers the Justice
and the gr-si.r portion Of the wcodville Con
solidAied silver Minlnx C~ompany's ground.
and vac loes,ed nf,een days bsfo-e the Justice
mine. Tbs said claim has a perfect title to all
II esverv This title we have acquired ny pur.
chase, sui now consolidated with tho original
For preoi Of which we refer to the records
81 virclnis City. Neyada. or to the cn,ec OF the
woody.fie Consolidated silver Mininc Corr
pany In 'hl. city. where original patents and
deeds can be seen. Il.
RoBRxT SHERWOOD. President;
wM. SHERMAN, .
JAS. X. LEX.
,. W. PEARsON.
II. q. MAYNARD.
Trustees.
W. n. HELnAN, Secretary, col Califr rnia
street. San Francisco. Gal. nit I'm
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN TO c. NOW
IN cry, q. Haymcn, j. Cook. e. fsnson, u
James, Il. W. Whitman. o. stoddsrt, w. ME,
Tor Mlchacisl, J. Piesicy. and all Other, WHOM
II may concern, co.owners In that certain min
inc calm, ledge or lode, known - the centei
Issd' and itosrh And Ready Company, ,itn.is
on The west ride Of Grizzly Ia,lnr Gold hl.
Mining District, Storey County, neiny Nv"
thoussnd feet In length. and heated April LUZ,
ieoo: That 1, j. q. Caldwell, Q na,e
dons work and labor upon said clain !,om
October ist 20 and ineluding peeom1s, H.
ana kiehty Dolisr ID gcld coin, required y
the Acf Of osnErsss Of MAJ ioth, lsIs. Lns
named, being thirty one Dollar. Ard you srs
noiiaed that unless the ZANE ~ p.ia s,,n,n
scsfeiied !uder tho provislons Of ,sid Act
&c. CALDw BII..
oo,d hin, Jan. 9th, fs1s.-jaii soi
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JULIA GOLD AND SILVER MN.

once Room No. il, $50 P'i.s street: s.r
Yrzpelsco. Cal, f6 I'd
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noI,or IN sAnkRuproy.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
'unitrd STATE, for the District o. Nsvada,-
IN The matter Of CHRIS. EALATEsTA;
RspImpl-in Dankrvpteyi..- Cnitsd sates q
fsnkrupiey has bcen issued b. said Corr
srsiustt The esiats 81 Chhs. nalateetA, oftne
caaniy OF storey and state Of Esysda. n ssid
,upt upon his own petition. and the pay.
ment OF any debts and the delivery OF any
property belonging TO said bankrupt, to bin.
or 10 his nee. and the tfsnsfer OF my prvpefty,
the creditors Of ssid bankrupt. 10 prove their
debts and choose ons or more nssignees OF his
estate, will DO held Of . Court Of Bankruptcy,
To 10 holden At Virginia. In said District On
the 2tth day Of February. A. D. 1910. q one
o'clock r. H., ai the mice of X Stroller. nedin
Building, q street. one ofthe Registrar In Bank
mptey o. ssid District ~..
q. 9. Nsrshai and Messenger IN Bapkruptsy fss
eaid District. fsl1 "a
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NOTICE.

TO !. ". MCCONNELL, X. WILLIAMS. e..
MACRY and ". ". HALEY:
VOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTlCR. AZ
csowners. that during the year 1874 !
have personally expended In labor and In
provcnients upon that certain mining claim
and lode situatcd In the Gold lllll Mining Die.
triet, In the county Of Storey and state. OF Nc.
vada, and Known A. the
Peartman Company Claim,
The sum Of seven hundred and nfty.tvo dol.
lars and twenty. six cents; that your respective
proportions Of such expenditure for labor and
improvements % aforstsid, are - follows, TO
Wit:
w Mcconnell. $40
nv l'nams 70
CMacey ................... .'.'.s'...'. 70
W bshsy 10
L. n. PEARLMAN.
Geld nm, New, Jan. n, ISIS. JAS GOD law