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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02

Parties desiring to procure strictly
FIRST CLASS Instruments, either for cash
or upon easy terms of payment, can get
them by calling, or writing to me. Pri-
ces LOWER, and terms, EASIER, than
eUer before ot6re6 by any dealer.
Every instrumentw warranted as repre-
scented, o. no sale. The w~arrantees are
all signed by the MANUFACTURERS and
by the ST. LOUIS MERCANTILE Co., for
FIVE YEARS, which makes a purchase
from me doubly secure and safe.
Mr.. D: j. Thomas, of Whitesville, is
authorized to take orders in Andrew
county, for instruments represented by
me-. no29.
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Farmers Insurance Company.

A meeting Of the Directors of the An
drew County Farmers Insurance Com
pany will be held in Savannah, Tues,
day, July 9Th, 1875, at the time and
place OF the. meeting of the County
Grange. E. BRAYTON,
Sec. Farmers ms, Co.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Apr. 6, 10.
JAMES ROBINSON:

IA IhhNNAcC',C AI., APP. u, ~.
Mr.. JAMES ROBINSON:
DEAR SIR:-I have brought to a close
my engagements III England, Ireland.
Scotland, Prussia, Russia, and Austria.
for the purpose Of disputing Your right
to the Equestrian Championship of the
World, which for twenty years you
have been acknowledged and recogniz-
ed. have travelled over eight thousand
consecutive miles with my horses to
meet you in San Francisco. Learning
that your engagements would admit ot
You accepting my proposition to ride, |
would respectfully suggest that in &C.
cordance to Your standing Challenge to
the World for Ten Thousand Dollars,
that we add the Gold Diamond Studded
Belt, Plate. Medals and Silver Brides,
that have been presented to either of us
by the crowned heads. nobility and arts
tocracy of Europe, and the distinguish
ed citizens of the United States, to be
contested for, and decided by ballot each
day during this Summer, By the citizens
of all parts of the country. Mr.. Mont
gomery Queen has signified his willing
ness to have us ride in his Circus, anu
pledges to afford Us all the facilities for
riding at each exhibition, and to have
settled, if possible, the question Of"Who
IS the Champion Bareback Rider of the
World?:n l have deposited with Mr..
Tony Cakes one thousand dollars tor
felt money.
With the best Of feeling and highest
regard, | remain,
CHAS. W. FISH,
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OUR Job department Is very complete
and we can furnish all classes Of work
As neatly and cheaply as a be done
Give us & call and we'll warrant salts
faction.
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The Teachers and Scholars Of the
sixth Street ". L. Church Sabbath
school, are preparing TO give a public
concert or Sunday evening July 11th,-
to which the public are respectfully inTi-
tt:.
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GEAssIIopPERS are thick, and the peo-
pie naturally feel veEy uneasy about
them, but they are 295 numerous
enough tc stop the excitement about the
new stock Of Dry Goods ana Groceries,
at Russeirs. wl.0 has marked them down
to suit the depleted purses Of the pco-
I'c
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4 Fourth Of July Ball is announced,
10 come off at IIardy's Hall in this place,
On this Friday evening. which we doubt
not will be we'll attended and enjoyed
hy our younger folks.
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GREAT CHALLENGE MATCH

10000 Dollars!-And the Gold Dia-
mond Studded Belt of the World
corresponding ofthe Worlds
Greatest Horsemen-Belt and
Medals exhibited in the Ring
Daily.
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Manhood ! E.r Lost, How Restored

-rzH-- Just published, q new edition o
A5g2HA DR.. CulyerWell's Celebrated Es
&wSsZy say on the radical cure without
SH1sn8s| medicinc) of SPERMAToRRIEA or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
IMPOTENCY, Mental and Physical Incapacity,
lmpcdInentS to Marriage, etc. also CONsUMP-
TION, EPILEPSY II dFIrs, induced by ~self-in-
diligence or sexual extravaganza, &c.
GPPrice, in a sealed envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated a~U;;iIor, in this admirable Es-
say, clearly demonstrates, from Il thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming cOnse-
quences of self-abuse may he radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medicine
or the application of the knife; pointing out II
mode of cure ut once simple, certain, and efIec-
tual, by means of which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately, and radically.
Gs@This Lecture should be in. the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in Il plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt of. six cents or
two post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J.C KLINE & CO..
1877 Bowery, New York, Ost Office Box 1856.
aprill6-nO26-ly.
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MISS MAGGIE THOMPSON,
Having purchased Il full line of
Millinery and Straw Goods

are now prepared to suit all who may need any
thing III this line. Fats Bleached and Press
ed Dresses Cut and made to order, Patterns
OF al, kinds kept constantly OIL hand. Goods
furnished and work done at the lowest prices,
%C0rl and see me ut the Jenkins Building,
Southeast of the Public Square. apl6-3lm
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FEMALE complaints should be cured, as they |
often can be by q few. doses Of Ayers, Sarsapa-
rilla.,
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Indrtw Go, Rfpuhhfan.
g. ~BRETITIES.

CRooUET sets at Cooper 6 Greenle e's
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FOURTH OF JULY!
"Huppah 7"

There VIII be Il grand Celebration and
Picnic At
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Champion Rider of the World.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-02

Southern Colorado & New Mexico.
CONNECTIONS
At ATcHIsoS, with trains of seven Railroads
centeriug there, for all points Fast. West.
from Chicago, Quincy and st. Louis.
Daily Stages run in connection with trains
on this road as follows:
From EEPoRIA, for Eureka and Howard.
From FLORENCE, for Marion Center, Chel-
sea, Augusta, Douglas and Eldorado.
Winfield, Arkansas City, Wellington and
Caldwell.
From HUTCHINSON, for Castieton, Sun City
and Medicine Lodge.
From Granada, fer Las ADlmas, Trtni-
dad and Pueblo, COLORADO and
Las Vegas, Santa Fec and All
the Principal Points In
NEW MEXICO.
The whole equipment of this road is new
and Irst-class- Passenger trains are fitted
inghouse Air Brakes.
3 900 600 Acres Of the best Farming and
Agricultural Lands in America, situated In
and near the beautiful Cottonwood ana Great
Arkansas valleys, the garden Of the West, on
est, and 20 per cent discount for I'm
proVenenfS. Fare Refunded to purchas-
ers Of land. Circulars with EaP, giving fnll
information, sent free Address a, >. John
son, Acting Land Commissioner, Topeka, hs.
~Be sure your ticket reads via Atchi-
son, and take no ether L sAReEyr
Gent Freight and Ticket Agent, Topeka.
{. +. MORSE Superintendent.
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Unwash ed, 2Oa2j; fleece washed a7a3oc
tub washed, 40a45c
Window glass, LIST quality, 81
per cent. of list, which has
advanced LDe nAr hoX
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THE FLOOD.
Immense Destruction Of PrOP.
ertY.


erty.
PoRr DEPosIT, MD, March 10
The flood here is fearful. The
water is from five to fifteen feet
deep in the streets. Nothing like
it was ever seen before. Nearly
the whole town is flooded, and
there is great destruction of prop.
erty. No lives have been lost SC
far. The railroad depot is full OF
water, as we'll as the telegraph of.
flee, which was abandoned last
night by means of n boat.
News from Havre dc Grace is to
the effect that the ice has gorged
about five miles below that town.
The wharves are flooded and
whole piles of lumber have been
swept from them. The streets to
the rivers aboye the bridge are
completely blocked with ice and
lumber. The water is about ten
inches deep in the streets, but fall
ing slowly.
COLUMBUS, Pa, March I9.-At
Marietta the loss by flood is very
heavy, many lumbermen having
their RATS swept away. The ice
is piled up over the tow path at
some points from twenty to thirty
feet high.
PoRT DEPOSIT, MD, March 10
The river has fallen three feet
since morning. The water is now
four feet deep on the railroad
track, and in the main depot.
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MINING TROUBLES.
Omces and Men Driven from
Work and Property De.
- errowed. NM


COLUMBUS, o., March 19.-The
trouble among the miners Mt
Straitsville has recommended in
good earnest.
On Wednesday fifty colored
miners were attacked by white
miners and brutally beaten, while
W. b. McClurg, superintendent of
the Straitsville Mining company,
engaged in a pistol duel with a
white miner, who demanded his
surrender, and succeeded In dan
gerously if not MORALLY wounded
his antagonist. Upon being
warned to leave, McClurg and
family and twenty-five colored
miners left for Logan yesterday.
Mitchell, foreman of the com.
pany, was given three hours to
leave town, which order he obey
ed, and arrived here to-day in
company with Dan Harbaugh, an
employee of the company. He
says that five or six men, carrying
guns, entered his Office about
twelve = O'clock last night, and
made violent demonstrations
They threatened to club him, and
one of them pointed a cooked gun
ut him and threatened to shoot.
They gave him five hours to get
ont of town. Fearing to go down
to the depot, he took a horse and
rode across the country to Logan.
Mr.. Harbough left Straitsville
this forenoon. He says the store
of the company and all its con-
tents were burned last night. Loss
between $4,000 and $4,000.
Everybody about the company's
works were driven off. He says
the matter of burning the build
ing that night was q matter of
general conversation during the
day, but the authorities made no
effort to prevent it. The man who
saw the building lit was so far
away that he could not say for
certain how many were engaged.
Ex-Governor Dennison, who is
director in the troy mines, Mr..
McClurg and Mr.. Mitchell the
agent, visited Gov. Allen this
morning to confer about the af-
fair. The result of the interview
was that Adjt. Gen. Amos was
dispatched to Straitsville, and the
sheriff of Perry county dispatched
to meet him there.
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Best fall, $3.50 No. 2, $500. No. 3 1915.
Spring wheat No. l, $2.50a2.15 No. =
Graham, $2.75.aS3.O0 Rye $3.50 and
Buckwheat S5.75@650. Corn meal, $3.50
a3.OO bulk. Bran, Doc per 100 lbs: Chop
6Oc
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SINCERE COURTESY. - Another
kind of coarseness and dullness
than that of rakes and libertines
and all selfish people calls courtesy
insincere. There are those who are
fond of asking, "Why not call
spade a spade ?" and who would
have, or who say that they would
have, everybody say what he thinks
of everybody else. Pelham enter
ing the home of Mrs. Fungus, who
fuse to bow 10 her, but is to say 81
don't bow to you because 1 don't
respect you. You are a hideous
old woman. Your cheeks are plas-
tered with paint; you wear q ridic-
ulous wig; you are stuffed and pad
ded to give yourself n figure; you
are q grinning, wriggling old witch,
grimacing and lying and backbiting
your neighbors." This is what is
fondly called dwelling In the pal
ace of truth. 1t is kind of truth
telling which would turn human
society into bowling wilderness.
Truth-telling? How does he know
that it is the truth? 1t is his opin-
ion, his impression. What then
Are his opinions and Impressions
Synonymous with truth? Is he the
Roman Pope that he should be in
fallible? How many of our iudg-
ments of each other prove TO be-
correct9 How many are not modf-
fed or susceptible of infinite modi-l
ication? If YOU lay down exact
truth Of statement as the rule of
your conversation and manner, very
we'll; but spare us your whims aud
prejudices and guesses. Give US
the pure truth in intercourse, or
g nv ~ ' ,r,,,b pn VINO can give
give courtesy ?.-Editor's Easy Chair,
in Harper's Magazine for April.
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RaIFllaalA saAR1kEsT1

2 - - WHEAT n -
Fall, per busheI. new sos. 90
Spring, /" No. G5A75
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GOLD.
The Clique Continue Locking
Up I'm New Work.

NMA~A N-OAA AAOa.
Up I'm New Work.
New YORK, March l9.-The
Times in it's money article says the
bank statement Saturday is ex-
pected to show a continued lock-
ing up process of gold by the
clique, but the cause has been ar
tificial. 1t is not likely TO accom-
plish the object sought to he at
tanned. Create efforts will be
made to get the reserve of the
banks below the legal limit by
keeping about 100000 in gold
Off the market. The present tao
tics of the gold clique, if contin-
ued much longer, will result in in
crossing largely, the supply of gold
1T this point.
Already gold is pouring in from
California, and more is on the way
from Canada and Europe. 1t is
estimated that $12, 100000 in gold
coin has arrived here from San
Francisco since January first from
all sources.
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As specimen OF the stuff written
by Kansas ssnherers,'' the Ottawa
Republican has the following al am
starving to death, and hundreds of
persons are starving in this county.
am almost a beggar, and stock is dying
of like" The balance of the letter,
found on the street, was unlntelllgible
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From the following note extracted
from the Morris Connty Republican,
there don't seem TO- be such, a total
failure in that county: oJ.C. Humes,
living on Rock creek, offers for sale,
two hundred bushels of rye at one
dollar per bushel and one hundred
bushels Of corn at seventy-flve cents
per bushel at the crio.'
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WALK n and Subscribe for the News.
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Foreign News.

BOMBAY. Nov. o. The Prince of
Wales has arrived at Barada; he was
magniicently received by the Guikwar.
LONDON, Nov. 20. - Cabinet councils
have been held almost daily during the
past week. Recently there has been
reiteration of peaceful assurances by
Russian newspapers; there are, however,
Indications Of early Intervention in Turk
ish affairs according TO the arrangement
OF the powers that participated in the
treaty of Paris. The Times, discussing
the Turkish instruction, says the Sultan
cant save Herzegovisn; it is fairly out
of his grasp, as if destiny had settled it
by conference with the powers. Peace
can be brought about only by the exiinc-
ton OF Turkish authority. II the dis.
turbed provinces we're once in the safe
keeping of Austria. tho powers might
take leisurely survey OF tho situation
and provide for the necessity of the
future.
LONDON. Nov. PA special dispatch
to the Times, from Vienna, states that
the reports of Austria's intended inter-
vention in Herzegovina are all I'M
| founded.
The Berlin telegram to the Times says
in the negotiations now proceeding from
the settlement Of the troubles in the
Turkish provinces. the programme put
forward by Austria include comparatively
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high degree of selfgoyernmsnt 70,
Christian communities in Turkey
Russia seems to demand only more faith.
iui adhesion 10 promises Of reform al.
ready made by tho Porte.
A letter to the London Times raror,s
that, besides the. Papal note ccaesrn;,,
the concordat and religious unity land
Spaiu, published on the llth instant
Spain had previously received secre,
note from the Vatican, which has not vet
been printed.
LONDON, Nov. pa special from Der.
lin says negotiations are now progress.
ing with the Grea. powers relative to III,
Turkish difficulty, based on tho under
standing of the preservation of the stat,
quo in regard to Turkey. The sublim,
Porte has notified foreign powers Of tn,
impending issue of the circular declarin,
reform. II proposes and states the guar
antee offered for their execution.
special from Rome says the term.
for the purchase by Italy of the Uppe,
Italian system of railways has beer
finally arranged. They will now be sub
mitted 10 Parliament, and the amour,
involved is about thirty-two million
pounds sterling.
The Morning Post publishes a report
that the Turkish ambassador at st. Pc
tersburg. has been suddenly summoned
to Constantinople.
special from Calcutta in regard tc
the reported conspiracy in Rangoon say,
the alarm originated with band of Da
koits or robbers, who attempted to seiz,
the arsenal. The affair is not believed
to have any political significance.
The coast between Yarmouth and Low
estoit is strewn with wrecks. Three
vessels are ashore at Goodwin.
San SEBASTIAN, Nov. 22.-The Carlis
General, Mirel, is negotiating with tn
authorities Of Puycerda, with view I,
bringing about truce. All intelligence
received here indicates that the settle
ment of war is inevitable in consequence
of the exhaustion and DISCRIMINATION o
the Carlists. =...
MADRID, Nov. 22.-The Government
has determined that all foreigners trie
in Cuba for participation in instruction
shall be allowed to have counsel. The E
Conista says the last dispatch from Wash
ington was discussed at the Cabine
counsel yester day.
The present satisfactory situation prom
Uses favorable and early settlement O
all pending questions affecting relation
with the United States.
HAVANA. Nov. 22.-Captain Geners
Valmesada went to the field of operation
this morning, accompanied by Brigs
der and Colonel Bordan, relatives {
King Alfonso.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

80 Grown POint-25N
100 Best 4 Belcher-4S AK AN 3S@ 4sA
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 22.-The brig
Willimantic, Olsen master, left Humboldt
Bay October Goth. Newsis just received
that a portion of her hull has come
ashore at Gold Bluffs. Nothing is heard
OF those on board. Had crew of eight
men, and is supposed to have foundered
in the recent heavy gales. She belonged
to j. Kentfield & Co., and was uninsured.
She was an old vessel; had been on the
coast since 1852. #
SAN Francisco, Nov. 22.-The sensa.
tional articles published in the Chronicle
and Call of yesterday morning, and con-
tinued this morning, relative to the pro.
posed treaty with Mexico looking to the
cession of States lying south and west
of the Rio Grande, including all of Lower
California, have created considerable
speculation, The articles are purporteG
to be based on authentic information
from Washington and other sources, ant
it is claimed that treaty has alread,
been drafted and will be submitted t.
Congress. ..r.E .n ...H
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Saturday was al exceedingly
pleasant day up to II O'Clock a, night, at
which time il commenced to rain, hail
and snow without much intermission
until Sunday morning. At about 10
o'clock on Sunday the weather cleared
up, the sun shons bright, and has con-
tinued so TO do up TO the present writing.
making it very pleasant.
NEVADA Central RAILROAD. - sam.
Stoddard, engineer, on Sunday brought
up the large locomotive No. ,. or, as the
"bovs call her, The Sage Hen ~
from Bullionyille to the Raymond x Ely
foundry for thorough oyerhauling so as
to have it in order to run on the road.
After this it will be called The Bull of
the Woods
FREIGHT via the Eureka and Palissde
Railroad arrived on Sunday for the fol-
lowing parties: F. W. Clute, C. Glib.
fried, Beaupre Bros. ]. j. Halpin a. Co.,
RAYMOND & Ely mine, and machinery
for the Meadow Valley mine.
LEAyEs.-Chas. Vivian. accompanied
by Madame Reiffarth and Charles
Flanders leave on to-day's stage for Eu.
reka, at which place they will perform on
Friday and Saturday evenings, November
Goth and 9th,
The funeral of Henry Harmon took
place from the residence Of his parents,
on High street, yesterday afternoon at
3 o'clock. A large number of mourners
followed the body to its last resting
place.
DEPARTED. The Committee collecting
for Squire Higgins succeeded in getting
1929 and yesterday sent him off, accom-
panied by his family, on Pritchard 3
Eureka and Palisade line to San Fran
cisco.
FmE.-A fire occurred on Saturday
night about l. clock at a miners cabin
on Ely street. 1t was extinguished with
few buckets of water after doing some
little damage.
BULLION SHIPMENT. Wells, Fargo &
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amounting
to $8,OOl.
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- FR,NcIscO STOCK REPORT.
s,s FnAxcIsoo. November .

FRAscTsoo. November -
,.,y.f MORNING SALES.
as5 ophIr-l6 AK 45K 45a 1851
as Mexicsn-ISA lss los
sslo could & CurTy-i6a IL l'I b l8s
Is5 Best 4 Belehrr-4o f'S +"S ~ s"he''
10 Sgvage-46
20 Chollar Potosi-Ci 90
2B KAle & Norcross-34H 81
495 Crown Points DIX
10 Yellow Jsckst-72S tax -
go Imperial-s4
20 Alpha--G1
lg5 Belcher-2J 20A ,,,,-
aus Con Virginis-215 80 80 2''H Isl - y
277H 2s3 2S2s30 2Sj
100 Sierra Neysda-l3 1875 12'i la'sbA
4sg0 Californis-6l CO 6l1f GlA
40 Bullion-45& AZ 45&
$50 Exchequer-l2
a25 Overman-47 abs 46h 4tA -. -.
800 Justice-so % $50 Sls SEA 32a. 5ehsl0
32A 32a
800 Union COn-sS So
SOC Buckeye-l
IS Lady Bryan-lS
600 Julia-l2 TX IL.
50 CAledonis-l5S 10
90 Baltimore Cones 25. 234bj ~
$50 Ttah--l2 1879
AFTERNOON SALES
IS Meadow valleys
as HAMMOND & Ely-l6S II Ia IN
G5 Eureka Con-l5
10 Belmont-l6
ISL X Cons
100 Prussian-lA
500 Leopard-ll
20 Jefferson-4S ~
ITO Gila-31s 33sb5 81 3i.hl0 3ab3O
1900 Jackson-l3
10 Hussey-h
100 Advsnce-37S SO
no Coso Con-l4 IN
200 Utah-l4A Is
100 Silver Hill-SsA
Eclipse
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Washington & Creole Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company Location of principal
place OF business, San Francisco, California
Location of works, Phoebe, Ely Mining District
Lincoln County, -Notice-There Ii de.
linquent upon the following described stock, on
account of assessment mo. 15) levied on the
27th day OF September. 1875, the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective share
holders, as follows:
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And IN accordance with law AMI an
order OF the Board of Directors, made on
the 9th day of September 1876, 80 many shares
of each parcel of such stock az may be necessary.
will be sold at public auction, at the AUCTION
rooms of II. D. W. Davis h Co., 2l2 sansome
street, San Francisco, CAL. on SATURDAY.. the
10th day Of November. 1875, at the hour
OF three o'clock p. M, Of said day. to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
f. d. CLEARY. Secretary.
Office-Room No. 10 Merchants Exchange.
San Francisco, California. n7.td
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Meadow Valley Mining Company
Location OF works, Ely Mining District.
Lincoln county, evada.-Notice. There are
delinquent upon the following described stock,
on account of assessment mo. 81 levied on
the 18th day of September. 1876, tho several
amounts set opposite the names of the respect
i've shareholders, as follows:
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
HUGH WHITES sALr LAKE LINE:
Mrs Duvall John Holland
II Arnhold
DEPARTURES.
BY aILMER A sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
p Macarthur Mrs. Goodspeed daughter