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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-15

SOME VERY Cr-CI-E PErFCHEEv
may be smeIt ou' ty anyone Of acute
and discriminating nose who invades
Willis apothccary shop. W We're
yesterday presented, accompanied by
brief but appropriate remarks, with L
sufficient amount and sample Of this
swee: scented detection to entiti" Us
to an opinion and Willis TO Fuh.
The kind which was bestowed upon
US comes in the shape of miniature
COR mimic, champagne bottles cry
petite. Frenchy. attractive and neat.
Tic scent is very seductive. Even
an inadorous old maid might bo ms
taken for dOwny checked lass oi
sweet seventeen, We're she duly per
fumed with this cologne water: and
tinctured with its benign odor-, Il
mouldv old married man smells Ike
a signing SWAIN of glowing twenty.
As to other samples OF tho pertumer 5
art, is not Willis and Willis shop red
client OF the same? IL is like unto
Araby the blest, is that repository OF
plastcrs and catbarticalS aud soaps
ard syringes are there in heWilderlns
rrofusiOn.
4 pa-.4Sr WELL D--lowEo. y last
evening. says yesterdays Gold Hill
News, George A. King, late Secretary of
the Virginia and Truckee Railroad Com,
pany, was waited upon by number OF
the employees Of the company at the Viz
sinia railroad Office, and presented with
a massive gold cGronosraph watch,
valued at $500. On the inside OF the
case was handsomely engraved the fol-
lowing Inscription: Presented to George
A. King, by the employees of the '. d L.
Il. K. Co, March Is, 1876. Mr.. L. NJ.
Fillebrown made the presentation, in
very neat and appropriate speech. Mr..
King, who was taking completely by sur
prise, responded as we'll as he was able.
his voice trembling with suppressed
emotion. He thanked the railroad boys
heartily for their magnificent present.
assured them that he should always en-
terrain a high regard Tor them all, and
concluded by saying that he hoped they
would still continue to run the Y. & ].
railroad, and never get OFF the track.
WILL AoDSAooS sdue4cu o0i it'Ao
Mint? That is the question now most
deeply agitsting the mind Of Carson.
We hope-alinost against hope-that
the calamity will no. befall US. But we
are afraid of the Southern and Western
Rag Bsby-infuenc in the House of
Representatives. OF course there IS
hope Of something Of a saving grace
from the Senats. But if the House is
stubborn. and the appropriations for our
Mint are part of the Omnibus Appso-
priation Bill,-as we suppose they will
bet will require hard pull from the
Pacific Senators to save the Mint. Mean
time it is the part of cheerfulness to keep
on hoping.
CLEAR, cool and almost spring-Iike
was yesterday. Some cirrus clouds,
toward sunset seemed to indicate soft
weather in the near future. Hope not,
however.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-15

Silliman denies ever having sent to
London the telegram that Lyon
charges him with. Lyon seems to be
always sat" himself.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-15
SrEUCK BY LIGHTSING.-A dispatch
dated New Orleans March l. says:

About three o'clock this morning
during thunderstorm the ship Ma
jestic, Captain Gibbons. owned by
Thayer5I.incoln OF Boston. loading
for Liverpool, with $500 bales of COT,
ton on board, was struck by lightning
and her cargo set on fire. The ship
was somewhat damaged by fire and
water. The damage to the vessel is
estimated at 5000 and to the cargo
a. more than $4,000,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-12-05

'r seems that Jones, the new
'''red Senator from Mecklinburg,
VIII be pm. to the trouble of cons
u'l by his white ccmpeter, DIR.
N'FhatL Reason the presence
u. troops. Result: anew election
VIII be ordered.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-12-05
WHAT TLLDEN AND HEN.
BRICKS THINK.
Result of the Interview In N. Y

The N. Y. Herald says it has
very high authority for the follow,
ing, touching the visit of Gov.
Hendricks to New York, where he
met Gov. Tilden, Mr.. Hewitt and
others leaders of the Democracy.
Both Governors, after a careful re-.
view Of the whole field and perfect
ly candid exchange of their views
bearing on every possible phase of the
contest, have reached the conclusIon
not only that they are elected by a
majority of the electoral as well az the
popular vote, but also that they will
be quietly and peacefully inaugurated.
n gentleman who occupies a very
high position in the party, and had
been much with Gov. Hendricks
yesterday said : Gov. Hendricks ia
In excellent spirits aud perfectly con-
tident Of being inaugurated on the 5th
of next March. He does not doubt
that the three disputed States will be
counted for Hayes, but he thinks that
this fraud cannot stand when Con.
Congress meets" Both Governors
agreed that the Vice President has
nothing to do with the counting of
tue votes, but simply opens them, and
that Congress alone counts the votes.
The results Of their legal examinations
during the conference were convincing
to their minds that, according to the
Constitution and the practice of Con-
gress, the fraudulent doings of the
three Returning Boards will be re-
versed by Congress, and that their in
auguratiOn will follow in consequence.
Gov. Hendricks was found to be i'm
perfect accord with Gov, Tilden's
sIeadfast position, which is to exhaust
every legal and peaceable remedy to
secure his rights, but to sternly dis |
countenance eVeryattempt at violence !
Gov. Hendricks parted from Gov.
lllden in the most hOEeful spirit, and
mad he spoken in French his senti- |
ments would have been expressed by |
the words. IA reUOir q WASHINGTON
That Gov. Hendricks will succeed in |
his endeavor to restrain his more vic.
lent Western fellow Democrats is not
doubted by prominent representa-
tlVes OF the party in this city, and. in
general, happy results are expected to |
flow from this pleasant reunion.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-12-05

ANOTHER CANDIDATE.-Mr. Jno.
Is. Dunlap, Of Dublin, has declared
himself candidate for the Office
of Supt. of the Penitentiary.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-12-05

Very costly groups of figures in wax
challenged our admiration. Jesus in
the Manger, real hay being used, and
Jesus taken down from the Cross, were
very life like. The wounds in the
feet, hands and side were calculated to
produce shudder, so natural were
they in appearance.
Two Of the largest plate glass ever
imported we're in large maroon color
ell frames standing upright some feet
apart They measure 10 by % feet,
and half an inch in thickness.
SEE.
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-12-05
tuESDAX DECEMBER 5, 1876.


Tweed is re-imprisoned and says he
KIN ,ws nothing against Tilden. Az.
er, il set at liberty and says he knows
no hing against Grant.
IT was State SenarOr, Bradley r.
10 pl.On and not L. > Senator John
w Johnston, VINO was at Columbia,
S. c., last week and Joined Gordon
an Others in their protest to Grant.
I.uilege Lea, one Of the Iowa HAYES
ele tors, turns out To be Ineligible.
be- r. a L. >. Commissioner. There
see u to be no end to the thing. The
fac. } you can't put your finger on a
ra, zeal without touching an Office
no Ter. You don't find any TiIden
elo tors disqualified. Geo. II, Cor)iss.
Of rhode Island, is disqualified by
be ~ a Centennial Commissioner. -
II, AN thousand machines at once
in Machinery Hall, but he can't run
tw federal offices at the same time in
as mall State as Rhode Island.
Ia Indiana Tilden beats HAYES on
the official count exactly ,555. I'm
NV Jersey Tilden's majority is eX-
act y II ,445.
in the fight Crook had with the In
di ~. on the 18th of November, he
ca lIred 100 lodges, hut the loss on
DO II sides was heavy Lieut.. Jno. A.
K Kinney, of Memphis, was killed.
The baggage car on the Express
tr;i in from Richmond to Washington
ca Ight fire from spark last Sunday
week near Patuxuent Station and
W. destroyed, The loss included
baggage and mail matter. A New
YORK firm lost trunk containing
81 600 worth of diamonds and jew
ell y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-12-05
ADVERTISING RATES
RATE FOR ONE YEAR.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Cs, each -,
Town and Township offccs So
The above rates will be rigidly adhered to
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-12-05

GEN. Bradley johnson gains by
the disgrace of Bond. 1t will be
remembered he has been condemns
ed for recommending Underwood
over Bond.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-12-05

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
ali kinaf ofCAsflN0s In our line. And 10 do On.
ishing With promptneAs aud In the beet manner.
Large number Of PLoWs, GAYS Mills, &c. on
hand. DIxoE, SMITH a 90.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-12-05
PEoGREss OF THE CONSPIRACY.

Il Louisiana the week went by
rather quietly, After the open
an fragrant fraud by which the
? IRISH of De Soto was to be
Il rown out was exposed the raids
CT board roasted lower In Flori-
d" the board is proceeding with the
count, and the count seems close.
TAornburg telegraphed on We'd
nrsday that Hayes had the count
BY AZ, but the Democratic show
d derontly and claim it by over 100.
In South Carolina the genius of
civil liberty was expelled at the
point OF the bayonet. On Tues
dy Grant took possession of the
S a.e House with the army and
p rmitted no member of the legis-
l&rure to enter except by the alb
solule order of Chamberlain
The army was ordered to obey
Chamberlain and it did it. The
democrats proceeded with the ex-
cIudcd members from Laurens and
Edgefeld in front. AS these had
not Chamberlain shibboleth thew
could not pass, and so the Demo-
Gratis retired in body. The army
even disarmed the Democratic
members Of their pocket weapons,
and allowed the Republican mem.
bers to keep theirs. The result
was both parties organized, and
each claimed on Wednesday to be
the tue legislature. Excitement
ran high, but in the midst of it
Gen. Hampton made a noble and
conciliatory speech, advising pa
tent obedience to law. The Re-
Tublicans claim that their 50 menu
bcrS connt a quorum, SO they or>
Sanized and went to business, elect-
INK Mackcy speaker. The Demo-
Gratis claim that quorum must
consist Of "a members or majori-
ty Of all, including Edgelield and
Lsurens. So Chamberlain and
Grant recognize the Republicans
AS the Legislature, and these in
turn will recognize and reinstall
chamberlain Governor.
lI"- we have a country govern
.' by a military despotism, which
"s'ale whom it pleases in our State
governments and boldly ovcrthrows
md rides down the will of the pco~
pr, Us It pleases. With no more
pow" and no greater or grosser
r.- Ptlon at all Napoleon overs
0.ev he qualified government of
'.t.~ and made himself the EN-,
p" The Louisiana outrage of
'. 5 repeated in S. c., and the
people can now feel rs well as see
TIE IoIloy Of having placed a mills
''l nero at the head of the civil
pH.,nr
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-12-05

closed my last letter abruptly at
the call of the printer, having un-
finished my list of Novelties in the
department of the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-12-05
WHAT PAYS 2

IT PAYS every Manufacturer, Merchant, Mechan-
= &C. Inventor Farmer or Professional man, TO keep
Of the age.
1T PAYS the head Of every family to introduce
Into his household a news paper that Is inst rue.
tive, one that fosters taste for invesiRstop ard
promotes thought and encourages discussion
the mamhsrs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-12-05

In Indiana Tilden beats Hayes on
the official count exactly 8, 555. In
NV Jersey Tilden's majority is ex-
act T., 445.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-12-05

Tweed is re-imprisoned and says he
KIN Avs nothing against lilden. Av.
er, il set at liberty and says he knows
no hing against Grant.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
,0rT0y MARKETS.

Ngw ouEtv- Juy Ia-C.'t'u nm; MiAdlng. lltc
Tu. NI r Good D.. Hsc, get 49,, ii-, ia
't.s ..l... 1903 d.. yl,"rS ti' Continent. - hA'
cHs.tall. l,J5 laus, sale, JJ ba!r' hl"'~ '''''o
-,y.>v,r July ls-C Cotton quiet; Mdd'inr. lo'c: LoN
4. ..I..uz net '1 ''r
ar,.. llG hs, rAp'st. 'ua1t"i'7 ''7 pIiss sales '
Waar.'. JUS cotton firm: moderate d,maulf Nh
tIl. iu lI,.. receipts. -, bacs spmrni~, bAl' Ae'
Sr.l..'t I,,y lotion 'rrl.rli, demand; Mt'ns
l..c. I1E Aiinne. lo. Good orhuaTy, -''c i'cr!i'7
vIl,i-..., In.y la Cotton nominal N,dains 1910;
Tow I.Julus, lo,.. Gooa Ordinary. ose' Let Icc'i!'S
u,lv.,u.N JAW lJ-C1ttDn steady Nliinv. l1". II"
ST.. u.. i,c. GOO. tIdiaa',, D.. trt "crTN l' DA'''
.fI,. . 3 bales. sales. Gf5 htrs. s ,E, j..Hb btrs
Nuri.. july I..-t ,t-un nuti.u.t. NNun-, loaci Low
Siillu. DuDt t.IUI., -t.N-.. A'' ic,.4tt' -
blr,. -.,a. luu BAH. stock H.i-' u-,s. ., ,
t1gI-..,. IIly I3tIttHu quiet. u .tIi ? ll'i l'N
Hf.#H.Ir lpf.... Cont tf'rtt. "- &c I'i l'tiPl"
Ettriu,.r J.iy il--C.'ran dun; Af.d'us '-'; Low
N.It..f i.i-.., GOOD u.lalI} &c, cN'ia ''-- -;
IJs. sl. 20 bales. '.hu''r % U-'''' '''" '''''
rnf ,ir.rluA July l3.-C,uan dun; Milli1r. llhci
Low NtIu-. lJ7tr. Guul Oui.Itry &c; not t''"' ~
I.r.: rtu.4 :. bates. exports tp lr llAp' lOt bi'
~ Ipy.. July lE.-Ctflnn urnt Ml'InT l',''i 80"
Miadlue go, ,upi orf nary, S'2c rr,'iir - baIeS
rr 10 pals.. sale, j ni'-i stock. +.a1i bales
SuaguLh Jun l..-Cp.'Jd pu'ut, Nuthl.r lOs. net re-
c.ip. ls- Da,s, ,Lp,,, 'oastr - bar5' S',A -''''
'1ti'c,,,,r. July I3-cot'11 Grnrr; Matn-, lie; Low
yirHe llr. ,,puu DrilAry receipts 81 bIs; stir
tIrrtt 80 bales. stusa, l.,ssb hIir- a.,
~. 40. Iaty l3- ,ptloI d".i; HIaing. l2c5 l.W NM
Ming llr Good oniulr %" sFoss receipts -'' O'''
Lolit,iL.E Jaiy I3-Cotron qnot; M,niag, lie.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY JULY ID, 1876
Lrvrrpoor, July 1880 p m-Iad sOe p cwt for Amer

LyEHpooI, July 1880 m.-La'd 5oe owt 'or Amer
lean - - -.
IygGPoor, July l3-2 p m.-Jdding Uplands Cotton.
5isl; MiIdlng OTleans, I'd. - -, o,
IdvggiUoI July l32 p rnOf the sales today OF Cot.
ton 90 bales American. TlOwPr1me CITY lui ~
sI3 Wheqt--Pring No. dun ab 9j 10 dull at SS
LIVERPOOL July - y. m.-Sa.es Of hhdinS Pabus
Cotton Low Mding clause. AugtIst ami september delivery
o. September ard october delivery al i"i9
IIykgpOoI. Juiy 3-lJi y. in.CUtto1Fnturrs quet'f
sales O Kidding Oplsds Lo1 Niddng cl1Gse OCTOBER ai
November delivery, ut jaasd Lar 30 ycWi Tor AMERICAN
LONDON. 4uy 49, 80 p Consoi. gisa ior o9th m"nsy y
and the United states bombs SU1s, lO1'7 90
lDS7- Nw Fyr, coupon, l0C Ere Railway shars -
LONDON Jay 81 au n.C0nsos 9li Tor both money
and ,r Paris adyces quote poI cent keBss Al
1861. 35c for the . go,
iOSpos Jny 1880 m-U. \. bonds Ton Fortrs. los
I.oNDoS July l3-3 .. m-Ihe hsIon IN the BANK OF
England has increased 1886 during past week. .
LONDON, july 1880 mrno proport.on OF the BANK OF
ENGLAND To labty which last week was 3Zs per
81 per cent The anot mt OF bullion gone a3
Englan balance today 10 E2i5,OOO hefheH
Petroleum. II S,oi2 ID = gallon.
IONDON l3-t y. n-Uni ed States bonds New flyeS
1864. Halfway shares 1873 PARIS adyices quots h'o
Der Rentos at 1866. ijc. Tor the account
LONDON. July l3-i30 m-COnsos 9lSs ior Doth money
and the account.
PAgt, July 3The specie In the Bank OF France ha DO
creased lO4 GO0f during past Exchange on Lon
don 2jf. 81 iac. Tor short sight.
AATWERr July l3PetrOlrum. 3jt for Fine Pale American
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
THuRspAY. Snly Is. 1879.

THURsDAY, Jnly Is, 1870
ASIIESThe usual Obblng Done and late figures ere
unchanged gt &C. for Pot aud 6'ic for Pearls. . .
COfFEE-In Mid Coffee trade very dnll al merely
prices stock 65,0S7 bags aud SOOSb mas
the Including lI44S bags leylon
2j9l6 ba.s Maacaibo au0 5,G07 Laguayra RIO was
dli and or less in buyers avor prices however were
nOmIally unchanged: 5O3 bags MeSua, sold a. IO'4c
Baltimore 1000 bags Aqui reck. ami j bags ex
Alice private is ll6oS2 bags ana II
baltimore 32G bags. The iOi0Tu general quOaous
Ordinary cargoes 5ssc tc faIrl 7c do Good IL &c
do Prime. loc.; extreme for lots lofdioc Java
grass mats 2002Jc; Singapore l-G2Oc CeI!ot 10.a
ISi3c MaracaiDo, li2Gl7Aec. lageavfa l6aalf a2c
jamaica, IL Gl7c; SanJo Domingo IL ga lJc foito co
IBGls &c. I; Costa Idca li9l9c Mexican. io,24 iSc
Manila lT0lSc Angostura, l7Glsc SaNanla, lfs1loc
CuTaco.. if20l1c9 AL g9id .,-. ~,
CDrIoN-The usTkeI the spot frmer. but quiet nj
preyios prices sales which jOl bales last
including 4O9 bales for EXPORT and 3Si Dars io
al btes delivered ON cOntricI
The Liverpool being active and him the market was
ate steaiy hut limited yey moderate udDSsc
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
TIIE STATE OF TRADE.
I.rENF.AN MANALr..

rIyygrOOt July ly-l -3 ~ u-COftOn
Mldals. r.auIs lai.d nalils o.i'aus i1iri. s.
1000 To- cuau ouUb Tor speculation and export Ir
cps J4 jo Dsrs al AIrrletu tilnrct-iiuyo ofs oh'fIg
I'D. sales MiIIiiug tpini,. Il 'li "a
~. sa Juy AID august dr.I,trg at -is do aus,.
a -apr l.f q. ivory, I'D, Az" ssi,s 81 lie
al Ee5.t NiliAs- NI-nt-, ioS adG iIg r1Lsr,
Scrteir lu nrou,r t".y,'., a. 1fi 80 to Oc.obrr
iH' Noyci.f r! ,sfy a. al cfpp dl ding
UH.us iuH id.ns cauay, s!ypoi Uc.JuUf sEd NO. oui
1o. u. s. J., AL
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
STAINED.
Good Ordinary.

Good Ordinary. ga Low MidclinS --i "
For future delivery there advance Of iIsc, with
fair business sales 5000 bales short notices were unO
cy reported part sad 10 have made at lsc. sales
ycserday after p. August 'O1 ll.c SeDteri5-I
BOO s,ec June BOO l2sc.; total, 5000 baes tust
Can todsy-August 100 llaosc Decem6er 1ol ,' asc;'
total 200 bales Cabot her 200, ll'Isc; nid
bales Third February l01 sso o;s 100 nalr'.
JGy' y 19o rs n9sgS. .6 2oIV .pc 500 ~ sGo
iiac; ZOO lis's.c 100 ili5sc ssptemheT 600 ll-'ye
100 lu,.c; 100 ll3 ,sc; 100 lliisc 300 ssc Ioo
iisc 6O ll,sc 100 i 4,4e Cs,obeT 800 io,r i,sg'
Der 1000 lnagc; December, 200. II -, l4Oo I9..;
January 800, llsc. 200. l',sci 100 lialc sou - 81
Frbuay 200 llis2c 800 IL asc June, 900. l2'iSc-Oia
20 90 bales. Grant total, q 100 bales
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
PROPOSALS FOR $4,000

J IT'"" "LIDAtED SiOCk OF mn VITl OF NV
ApHH. .,..,,..,.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At ne ''h'ptoiirr
Ot.. u.fI az E5DAI, Juy u, l-'u. ~ "ttTN p it,
when tH- VII b. puhlriy "p"nr, i,F . =" o. o. 90 b
al. f.- -tU sf t'tN~bilA 10 p 10, = Ir
mn rr. Dr EI.I- tDnE" At lorrr! b. Chapter ~,
Laws ui i-. g. .ut Chapter tOI Lave oi ln'i
M. ' ,t,i oct vii. interest AZ tle rat" Of
ri per payable on the h'a' uIo 81 lAJ ana
NuytuU .r no each -, ... .
l , 4 o .ipk viii DE rflrcmahle az the pie lS're
Ia' Comptroller Hfsr thr l.. 'Y 81 No'rluo' ''v an
a,s'i. op tus i-t dry Of NAV 1916. ,r..... -,
ii ;lts,s .fpt. Iud iIiur- 81 Proposals Tor
lt7i -prs' a1i utIJsci 10 second ri'rI"p'' an
gf.-.ai 90 the ,pfUIrHlry
am a. 9 ~ tl. pis II ID hl, m the interests OF the
Cor "uItiton req are DO.
Tor Iuu information, see CTS Ii'cuiil
ANpItiN H. GREEN, Comptroller
Ciiy d New York Department Of finahre ComptfoArrs
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New-York tribune., 1876-07-14

July 13The Coffee market reports rom RIO ia
transmteI To the United states are missing The
following IL the weekly cpOrt TO the Hamburg
dated Rio JanerO London. 2D Coffee
6rin quiet; 8. % total receps o tne
weer 25O6O sales 1000 bags; shipments 10 North
America bags 10 the Channel and Norm o Europa
900 bags 70 te Neiteranean, 9OOO Diks socA 1oVoV
msns the EurOp. 5000 bags receipts VI mo
week, 800 bags; stock, 3J,OOO baHs.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
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UFlIrE UF IuE Arr'Nfi. M PNift " lt''' (
no 3 BGuA..t. HEElunn, iuly t5, 1910.
EOTICE 10 BONDnOLDLkS.-ihe holders
1 7 ,f Atlantic AMI Pl.ilJ r. r. Company lana Mort
aoe f,ans Atlantic aul ,,lHc %. r. company Second Mort
Grant Bffds and Al thC ana l'Ac
ii; CpmpEuy central DIv-"u li4at NioHat' ,I""d Ni
Grant Bonds, iI'ic 80 ur' az ia, ON u 81. ON
ul. SO g Prpth ~ ~, July H. lNt', az l. oto'k
noon yr au oousic. DE-" report VI " comm l''' "h
i,tsI "aui. Iuua. tL'N ib' - i'Ih' '''i't''9.
+OIIgE.-Thc undersigned Trustees, under
= uip IlnI Mu.t the 'carl Paclt Nr! oh Com
r.uy, al,ir Irust", O. ihr bon .h1l'rs 'hu
dated TIE ii. st ty ~ IttuDr 1910 hereby Fltc h9'
tiat thy hold ave hundred uud forty th,d'ld ul,'
t-s4 OJ0 ia gold com, with Shct. IA a'''rIih'c Nl W
the, ~ pufr 10 redeem s' i'N -
Bonds s1s be- Ud,roi AT hc lowest Pte ~ o 's i
r,i- I II l,y tho -urrcrd Bonds wi, received at
Tie nre o. Ia trust ,s ,ointr l1IrtI Sul IuWhscpA ~
no -tu Ir.u.i-u 81. uru!dT uu tho "u'h "iy O
July. =. u. ~
MARK HOPK W..
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