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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-24
Andrew Lohnson TO speaE.
waahlngtOn Special to n. Y. Times March !

Washington Special to n. Y. Times March llth,
Andrew Johnson is preparing to de-
liver Il speech on the Louisiana ques-
ton, and will probably follow Nc
Creepy. johnson has been busy to-day
hunting up aud arranging authorities,
and will no doubt, make a long and
remarkable speech, in which he will
define his position on Southern affairs
generally. He will take decided
grounds against the conduct of the
Administration with respect to Loui-
siana and other Southern States. TO
question whether he purposed speak
ing on the Pinchbeck resolution, he
replied in the affirmative, and said he
could not stand idly by and maintain
silence while the liberties Of the peo-
pie were being throttled.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-24
b. AUSMUS, G. AN.
ma-l7w4w BY j, l.. RoGERs, d, G. a NJ.
CHANCERY COURT AT KNOXVILLE
No. 2767.
OP Temple We Susan Deese,

1T APPEARING FROM THE BILL, WHICH
| is sworn TO, that the defendant susan Desc rs
N resident of the state Of Tennessee, il is or
Tered that the defendant above named appear
before the ChauceTy Court at Knoxville, ennOs
See on the first Monday in April next, 1875, and
same will be tBken for COME d 1t rs further
ordered that tn notice be publ, he'd for fursul
cessiye weeks IN the eek Wing and chronicle
March |, 1879. A tue copy-Attest:
M l. PATTERSON, G \ NJ.
iii5wA' w A GALBEAIrH. ID q a NJ.
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CHANCERY COURT AT SEWER
VILE.
Jane Eyaus. Adm'x 49,, vs. I LEmort aqd others
original Bill.
m rnIsCAUELITApTEARIN0 TROMTH 3

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROMTH E
| return made py the S1erid Of SEWER county.
Il abpuua % answer. on the 10Th Il ~ of Feb
rutty 1870. tina. the respondent william Gard
wei is non resident OF this state, so that the
ordinary IrrC. As Of law eau not be served on h'm
It H., therefore, Orie ca by tho CT Tk and Master
that publication be made far four successive
weeks in the Knoxville Weekly Wing anr
Chronicle notifying SAID nonresident deiendap
10 appear before the CLsncery OuIt for ctyie
county, Il Court 10 b. held at the court hoUs
In ,eyieryile. on the second Monday Of Apr
reAt and Tile his answer or otherwise make de
Tense 10 said bill. OF he same will be taken TO-
coufesse , and the cause as tohim set iOr heaTin
OK part This March /, 1875
A true eopy-Attest; ID p GASS. M.
marl0Wf
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-24

Childhood has little retrospection its
heart and soul are in the future, glo-
rtied dream, Memory, with all its pleas
ures and pain, is for the old and chiefly
for the prematurely old, but youth is a
vision Of the island of the blest; it tells
its own fairy tale to itself, and is at once
the inventor and hero.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-24
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
B,ss for she Kentucky River Bridge.

Bids for the construction Of the South
crn Railroad Bridge over the Kentucky
River were opened by the Engineer yes
terday at noon. The bridge will be To-
Gated near the mouth Of Dix River, ten
miles below Nicholasvile, Ky. The bids,
with the exception of that OF Roebling's
Sons and q. G.. Leopold, were for
wrought-iron truss bridges, each bidder
furnishing plans. If built on the suspen-
sion plan, the bridge will be l,24l feet
long ii on the truss or arch plan, about
|, 100 feet.
Its height above the bed of the river
will be 275 feet. In the plans submitted
by Rocbling's Sons, they proposed to
utilize the towns and anchorage col-
structed at the same place by j. \. Roe
bling for a bridge for the Lexington q
Denver Railroad which was never com-
pleted. The bids are for the entire con-
struction Of the bridge, masonry, super
structure, and all, to be completed during
the present year.
fThn F,lln,tri,,fr tl,a hit1a
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-24

Bids were also opened Tor the COM
pleton of the tunnel through Kings
Mountain. Messrs, Geo. A, Knight & Co.
aud Boyle q Roach, of this city, and
Meyer, Hay & Co., of Louisville, We're
the bidders. The tunnel was first let, but
the contractors failed. Since then the
work has been going on under the direct
supervision of the Board Of Trustees, and
is two-thirds finished. The awards for
both the bridge aud the tunnel will prob
ably be made within few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-11
APPLICATIONS ROE PAINT.
ron PAINT.
NOTICE NO. ssi.


TT q. LAND OFYicE. CARSON CITY.
UsNevsda. February & is,a Notice y. here
bS s,ysn that mani sanford. BY John L.
Moore. his attorney In net. vhoss postomes
vsd., has made appIiesiisa tos aftsea huudr.d
usoi Npear Ieet q the RASr LODE. N00Rk
AND MORGAN MINING CLAIM. virginis
and Gold Mn Mining District, storey county,
Nevada, extending dnsca Auadrcd ucool linear
fset In . northefty dlreetion iron post No. 2,
dr.. spars, anslss and vafiations, With surfAee
Geand six ksnlrsd leeu) fsst In Width, and do
senbsd On The plAi and hsld notes On Gle In my
nee - follows, 70 wit:
BEGINNING a. sosthvest corner o. the eAim.
mins bsan north - degrees. ons-half east GO
feet, the quarter section corner on south line
Of section y, Township II north. range n east,
Mount Dahl smeridian; bsars north 10 degrees,
one quarter west s,So feet, Nhe poet oi this
ffsm aid southwest corner: Fisl course
north . degrees one-quartcr east rs Ret TO
poet Ne. ., on ssath linz Of Julia Ccmpsny's
u. y. Sarvsy No. q, Township II north. range
Il east. Nsuat Diablo meridian thence along
srs.s east IS fsst 10 poet No. II Of aid Julia
Company's US survey. No. -; thence along
east line Of Y. y. survey. No. IS: Third course
north 81 degrsss wei iSsk fest TO post Ne
5; thence: foarth coune-north 3desrees one
quarter east rs ieet TO post no. q, on ,ou,h
lss OF sulro Tunnel grant SO feet To post No.
4. the porhvest corner OF this claim theaee:
Yinh eoarse-soaih 50 degrces three quarters
east 500 feet 70 notice stake OF location, Wv
fset to post No. I, the northeast corner;
thence: Sixth eeurs-soaih : degrees, one
Ane ofsasro Tunnsi rant. i.D0 feet 70 plpt
No n ths sonthsast eorper. thence. Seventh
e"nr-.ncsth n deerees tsrce.ousrters west
80 - M 49, viis netiee Of location Of thls
eisim ,ss,.or. 60 feet 10 southwest corner,
~. Mac M eegfneins. esutaisinr ~ 81 100
49, n.srtn,. mum true meridlan: mag.
~ ,.,isiias "a desrrrs one hsif east.
~. isanro,,mrnts On he c,sin, eonsIst eta
.Aso snd Soi.tinv houve. upou which, not lees
ssss Ave Sandr,{ dollar, has been sIps nded
Nv ~ svnsn az The milne. A portion " this
| ~ H. -i,hin the IimIts al Inc Sutro Tun
~ -, ,-hteh nortiou IN de>cflbed a. fol-
ma, Va 4 Al ths northes.teof
- ~. s,.,n snd runnIng thepce: Firt
49, .o.,h > s.,rse. onr quarter ve.t "a
49,, :. - NJ a.. Meme. kerond oourre-
..'ss ~ 49,. a. mInnt.s west sjg feet 10
49, y a 1s,ilo~i.c .enih line On sutro Tun.
- N,ss,~.. Third eonr,e-north q
se@..Sssss ..casrte, east asi feet 10 post No. 4:
49,, yenrth eour,s-,onth ID derrces
shrec~o.srtss east 800 feet TO north nollee
stsSs- no Net 10 post No. 1, the place Of se-
s-innlns: Containing Q 10 aers.. Bearings
iron true msridian: magnetic variation. ig de-
srSss oue- haif eat. The portion that Hes with
out he llnIts Of the Sutro Tunnel grant i de-
serbed a. foiiows:
n.s. .sssss Tie soistins house and shan Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-11
APPLICATION roR PATENT
NOTICE NO. 2S2.


TT q. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
u. Nevada, February n, fsIo.-Notics II
hereby given that John Ryan. whoee postonhoe
address V al Gold Hill. In storey county, state
Of Nsvsda has this day mad. application fors
patent for hfisen hundred Q.;o0l linear isst OF
Inc Constoek Lode. bearing Esld and silver,
with surface ground. containing iset 10Y acre,
embracing The TOP or apex Of said lode, on.
siaIly ssr,sysd and desiEssisd - u. 9. survey
OF LA No. lou. In Township sixteen g6l sorth.
Range twenty n cgi) esst, Mount Dlshlo Ease
triet, storsy county md state Of Nevada, and
as 10 meiss and bounds at the snrAcs
By the plat and Geld notes on ale In this once
- follows. 10 VII:
Bsxtnnisg II Post No. I, situsted on east AIDE
nom The ola Homer Foundry and sbou, $50 hest
southerly fron the Lady Washington heistlnk
works, and running from said Po.t No. I north
~ degrees west ess feet 10 Post Ne .; thcpco
north u degrees west as feet To Po.t No. .;
thsnes north Itdegrees 3 mina,e. east6oo fee,
feet 10 Post No. o; thence south 10 degrees
east ga net 10 rrst No. q. and thence south
u degrees - minntss west ~ feet 10 Poet No.
L the place o~fbsginning. containing - otfoo
arrss. eourses md beaftnr exprcsset from
,rue meridian. magnetic variation i'm degrees
Frsn said Poet No. O. the Justice hol.ting
works, bear south 63k dsgrees west. the Lady
waahington hotsting works 6caf north IN
degre~s wsst; the New York hoisting works
bsar north 3sk degrees west. Post No. ! OF
o. y. survey Ne. q. Alta Company. bears south
10 degrees tast, distant IS feet, and the quar-
ter section corner on the south linz of section
Ave 10 In township sixteen to- north, range
tusnty-ene Cai) east, Mount Diahlo Meridian.
bsArp hon said Post No. q, sseth, tvenfy eight
Cs) degrees east. distant thirteen hundred and
SEVENTY usTu, fsst; the said rest No. . Of this
Mempkls Claim, hslng Identical with Post No.
3 q the Lady Waskingtou Company's q. \.
survsy No. q; The said lode and slIface ground
hereby described 20 ". :. survey. NO. 100. and
fss which patent 10 sought, a. Aforesaid. was
located and taken up ~ the Memphis Company,
Consiosk Ledge; reesrd whereof may be found
q pAges ieo and 10 OF Book D, OF Pre- emptions
and Loeatisss, storey County Records. kept al
the once % The Coanty Rscorter O virginis
City Nsvsda; the said Nsnphis Calm, o. u.
=. sarvey. No. 100 herein ssught TO be patsn-
ted. ssisg boandeA n the ssst By the Ats
hinlsg Calm. or Z. 3. survey No. es; and II
bounded on the wet by the Lady Washington
Csmpany. OF Y. 3. sarvsy No. u; tho Tod
herein applied for. extending 100 feet north
srly frosa the ssathsrn boundary lin Of sald
MenpAls Claim. Or U. q. survey No, 100, refer.
snes % hereby msds TO the plat aud Geld notcv.
als in this eassyas 70 tbs plat posied upoa
ths claim for further descriptions thereof.
III ADOLPhue WAITE, hsgistsr.
Hoyt, sssn q Mckee. Attorneys, san frn.
claco, Tel6 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-11
10 the Pablo aud stockholders Of
the woodvillc Consolidated
Silver Mining Company.

ONCE TIE RECENT IMPORTANT DE:
- velopments In the woodyillc Consolidated
Silver Mining Conipany'r mine, Injurious re-
ports have been industriou.li circulated ~
some Of our near ~ncirhbofr that the Woodville
Consolidated Silver Mining Company have no
title 10 their property. and that the Justice are
We, Inc Dirsctors Of the woodviilc cou-oll
dated silver Mining Company, In answer.
make the following declaration of iaeir con-
ee,nins our que y ne said prSgsriy i,,,us an
United states Patent forthe original Woodvine
claim, eonslstlng Of 3oaxi<oo fcct, lying allnost
parallel with and nrt east OF tho jubilee
claim. which patent 10 now on record IN VIZ
.inia City. Nevada.
consolidation, the soaih wcodville, the Coco,
The Hyde and Barrel, the Rsmsdel, and the
Pcsrson~aii Of which lay parallel with and
adjoining the original Patented woodyille IN
regular order ON the east. and nie nhdi,puted
claims and locations. not conflicting with any
iocstion whatever except the old Pcarinian
claim ofeoor3Do0 feet. which covers the Justice
and the greater portion OF the woodville Con.
solidaied Silver Mining Company's ground.
and was located nflsen days before the Justice
Il covers This title we have acquired by pur.
chase, and now consolidated with tho original
Fof proof Of which We fefcrio the records
0 fvIrgiula CITY, Nevada, or 20 the ONCE 81 the
Woodylile Consolidated Silver Mining Com
pany In this city. whsro original patents and
"''' RossET snRRwooD. President;
wM. srIERMAN,
JAS. X. LEE, lllllIHl unt d.
frsr J. W. PEARSON. VI a
..nir II. q. NAfNARD,
w. y. HSLnks, Secretary, <oi California
alpsaf Mar Kraufinr0 Gal MH fell I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-11
NOTICE.

OPPICE JUSTICE MINING COMPANY,
" Merchants' Exchange Building. Nan frsn.
CLEO. February Is. is7s.-in accordance with o
fcs0latiop adopted II . meeting OF The Board
Of Trustee. Of the Justice Mining Company.
held this da, q special meeting Of the stock.
holdsrr ~ said company 10 hereby called. the
same TO be he'd u the once Of the company.
No. - MsrcAants' Exchange. Kan Pranriseo,
California. on the kiGlifKESTIi DAY or
MARCH, 1915, ct the hour OF ~ O'clock .. ~.
Of said day. 10 take into consideration and de.
eide upon . proposition 20 incrrass the capital
stock Of said company rum v million on.
hundred thousand dollars lt7.iODtoO,, divided
into Ci .uo0) twenty.ore thou Island shares of the
par valuc Of oue hundred dollars each uho
present capital stock, into ut1l .oO.010) TWEEN.
ty.ohe million dollar. divided Into ,2l0.0op)
two hundred and len thousaAd shares Of the
par vaiuc Of one hundred dollars each.
X. BEeTREs,
JOHN T. HILL,
TIi0s. u. WILLIAMS,
r. y. SMITH,
II. r. BOWIE.
Trustees.
Jas. y. KENNEDY. Secretary Justice Mining
Company. fsl9 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-11
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN TIKI DISTRICT COURT oP TIKI
i United states Tor The District 81 Nevada
In the matter Of RICHARD BROWN, .
Banknpt.-1n bankruptcy - United states Of
America, District Of Nevada, sp.-A warrant 10
BANKRUPTCY has been is,ucd by said Court
aeaInst the estate Of Richard brown. of the
cousiy Of s,orsy and state Of Nevada. In said
District, who has been duly adJudged bank.
mpt upon his " p~etliIon. aud the pay.
nent OF any debu and the delivery of any
properly bctonging In said bankrupt, 10 him,
OF 70 his nse. ADD The trsnsfer OF any property,
the ercdiiors 81 said bankrupt. 10 prove their
debts and choose ons OF mors asslgpees Of Ills
estats, vii BE- held 81 . Court of bankruptcy,
e V se.ssa :; yilIisia, In ,aid District; On
o'eloek n r., o. the ntbcc Of X. STROLLER, Media
Buiiding, @ sircst. one ofthe Registrar In Bank.
100 800 0EORaR I. LAMMON.
eaid District. mh3 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-11
s-IooKMolpERs. MIIIiMo.

NYrlcR or TIKI 0LoBE CONSOLIDATE
cd Mining Cempany.-san rraneiseo.
Narsh sth, 1878. In accordance With Q reso-
iatiss Adopted by he Hoard OF Directors %
the GLOBE Consolidated mining Company. held
~ them this da,.a special meeting Of the
~steehhaidsrs % said Company 10 hereby esiled.
The ssn- 10 be held 81 the once OF the Com
pa.y, Roon q, No. <is calitorsia street. san
frsneises, California, on THURSDAY, the
SIN day o. Aprii, a y. ISIS. ct the hour OF !
O'Clock 2. q to take into eonsidefafion and
tn decide upon the proposition 70 incfease
the capital sioek % sad Company hon three
miliions eight hundred thousand ItsSoooesi
doIiars, divided Into thirty eight Thousand
"A. oooI sharss. 81 The par value Of oee hundred
,siso, dollar per share. - ct present.. 70 seven
r~,iIiisss Ella hnndrsd tbsusano ~ Too ooD dol
lsrs. divided into seventy.six thoasand tes.vusl
rhsrss. Of the par value Of one hundred tio',
Trsssfes sooks VII bs closed On Monday.
the sth day o. April. at y o'elcstn
q. W. DEfrzLxR.
q. W. FISHER.
X. L. TRACEY,
u. d. TOWNsEND.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-11
mIEr,so.

OYFIcE or THE pANEY GOLD AND Sill
~ yer Mining Company, Q rrsneiseo.
March 9Th. 1875, The regular annual meeting
Of stockholders Of the Daney Gold and Silver
Mining Company. for the election Of Trustees
fpr the cnsaing year. and the transaction Of
.nth other business a. may be brought before
The meeting, will be held at the once Of the
No. 3D California street, Room No.
s. san Yrlncisco. California, on MONDAY, the
add of March. 1875. II 9 O'clock r. \. Trsnsfer
books viii be closed ou " ednesdly, March ~,
ISIS. AZ 3 o'clock ?. ~, and remain ciostd until
aficr the meeting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-11

Col. PaALL, Of Lexington, Ky. says
an old lady on his psnsion-roil. now
living in that city. was one hundred and
one years old last October. Bat tho
old lady IL killing herself smoking q
pips. She has been at IL nov for the
last half century. and he thinks she
can't stand 10 many ycars longer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-11
OBSTACLES no MARRIAeE.

uAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG. MEN
- rom the efTects Of Rrrors and Asurss ~
early life. Manhood restored. lnpedimenis
meni New and remarkable rsmediss. Books
Addrsss. HOWARD Asst, CITATION. 80 n.
Ninth VI. Philadelphia. PA.-an instifntioa
having . high rcpatsiicn for honsrahss eoo-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-11

And In accordance with law and IN order Of
the Beard Of Directors, made on the 9Th day
Of January. 1878, 90 many shares OF zach
parcel Of such stock ~ may be nccessafy win
be sold ut public a~nctlon, at the once Of
the company. on TUESDAY, the 5oth day Of
Match, ISIS. at the hour 90 10 o'clock 2. Of
ruch day, 10 pay delinquent assessmsnts there
on. together with costs Of advertising and ~.
peLscs Of the sale.
W. Il. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
Oniee-Iloom I, Academy Building. ~ Pine
street. San Yrlneisco. mhs I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-11

Az Idaho gentlemen stripped himself.
hung his apparel on the saw-buck. and
retired on . Pile Of eordwood. His mis-
take vas discovered By his wife. Who
overheard him guarding With an Inn
acinary old woman about there NOT b.
ing cover enough on the bed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-11

An Iowa Judge named Noble. recently
sentenced . man 10 three years in The
Iowa Legislature. but the snormity Of
tho punishment davning upon him.
committed 10 70 the Psnitsntiary. "a
second Daniel como 70 judgment"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-11
Full Paid and Unassesable
oPRICE-ioa Montgomery Street,
Rooms IL and II, San Fran.
cisco, California.
TRUSTEES,
TRusTEEs,
J. J. ROBINS, o. c. NccRAcKRN.
W. y. pu Val. % II. ". CLARKE, SD.
t "A. EAElNs. ~
President. J. J. ROBBINS.
Secretary, W. =. Du VAL. ai..t

TN ADDITION TO TIE USUAL BOARD
Il OF Trustees, there will be an Advisory Board
Of twenty-five members. to be selected from
among the Stockholders, Who will be consulted
upon alt important traasAetions.
The object Of this Company, as s.aied In
Its Certificate Of Incorporation, IL .to acquire
title, By purchsse o. oahsrulse, 10 mincs upon
Or contiguous 10 The Comstock Lode, In the
state Of Nevada; and 70 wsrk and Develop the
same." iNl T'u if
To provide funds for this purpose, shsres
will be sold at I'VE dolhrs each, and issued
apon subscription. PULL PAID AND UNAs.
SkSSABLE. .
Subscription. win be limited to Five Share.
10 rseh individual.
There are many valuable locations about tho
Comstoek IN the hands Of parties Who arc I'M
able either to develop them or to take The bee
sssAry steps TO acquire Hovernment title TO
hen. Many OF these claims may be had at
merely noaina rates lcouparsd with their
to hold and WORK them. Thsrs 10 also much
mining grsusd open for ~location. and for which
United States patents can be procured.
Mining experience shove ooueiuslvsly tia,
experts and scientific per-ons are not always
able 10 point unerringiy 70 ore deposits. Had
they been, discoveries recently mad u would
have been uncovered years ago. II IL therefore
not unreasonable 10 presume that In a.country
the Comstoek. We may dnd ore bodies equal IN
value to any yet discovered.
Dividends viii he declared whcncverswar.
rsniei by the proats. There are numerous In.
stances Of mining property having Increased
O. much 4. one tNoassidfod in value. 20 that
the ANAL Investment required In this instance
mar become q matter Of considerable import.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-11
A. McBoYL 4 CO., '
Drsssis,. and che-i.s.. s.. Franchise,
SOLE PROlRIRfORs. !.
NOTICE.


AyorfCH ~ HEREBY otyENTo c.. NOW.
IN cry, q. HAymen, J.. Cook. @. Ysn.op, l..
James. 4. W. Whitman. g. stoddssd, W. Miles
Cor Niehacls). j.. Ficsley. and ell Others whom
II may concern. eo-owners In that certain min
inrelaim, ledge or lode. known a. the Center
On Tie west eide Of. Grizzly. lhyine, Gold llill
Mining District, Sfofcy County, being two
,hnussnd feet In isngth. and heated April 10th.
i'm: Taat ], j. U, Caldwell, . oo-owner. have
done work and labor upon said claim from
October i-t TO and including pccernher 5ist:
ana Eighty Dollars In gold coin, required BY
The kef OF Congress OF Nay 10th. ib1s. The
s-nruutsue nom eseh Of The pcnons abofe
rsmed, being Thirty one Dollarr. And you are
sof{6ea that unIees the pame u paid within
ninety days. your respective lntsycsis Will be
forfeited under tho provi,lons 81 aid hsi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-11
pyknrrsINo. CHAP, coon, sYs

n tematie. Ali pcnons VINO contemplate
making contracts with new paperp for the In.
sertion acknowledgements. should send Twenty.
fivs Gents to Geo. r. Rovell & Co.. II Park
Row. Sew York. ior their Pamphlet Book
nisety.ssventh sditloaL containing lsis of
the cost. Advertisement taken Tor leading
pspsrs IN many tatos Il q tremcndout rrdue-
tioa from pahllsherv, rates. Get the book.