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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14
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; FOrzcfOsurei of Mcelsanfesss Lteu.
In the Circuit Court OF the State of Oregon for
the county of Linn,
suit in equity TO foreclose mechanics Hen
notice.
G. @. Smith. plaintiff, vs.. H. C. Clement ana
s. NJ. GDruIn, defendants. IA. i.4s4s--.s ~
NOTICE IS hereby given that the above named
titled court, against e;defensiants above NAM
ed, to fofeclose his lien of $f24 co. md interest
on the same at ten per cent. per amman from
the I'd day of October. 1873, on the saw mill of
the 0efendants. with the apprl't enanees fheTe-
unto belonging, and on the land on which the
same stands, toget her with a convenient space
about the same as may be required for the con-
yenient use and occuTat ion of the same, situate
m said Linn cnnntE. moro pRrtie euiaffy deserdb.
ed in plainti otiee Of his said lien on file in
COMPLAINT in said suit, plaint nrays the Cesrt
sold to satisfy said lien and interest Store
said, and the costs and disbursements therein
and that plaintiff have and recover of defend
a5 aforesaid. AND bis costs and dist5prsementa
therein: That all persons Interested in the en-
fpreeEl1ent of said lions or claiming any right
thereto, are hereby called upon TO present their
claims viii hin ten days after the completion Of
faitTre SO Ia do within that fine within such
further time rs may be ailonaed by said Eourt
or JNdge. All such claims Will be forfeited.
~ ssssa Ef agt.8& POW ELL q EL1N%,g
Nov. 26, z5- 10v7w3 Pits Attorneys..
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14

MRS. .. STEVENS, $ s,
HAS Just opened. up stairs In Froman's q brick
Fashtenable stock OF Millinery Goods.
~ ga go - EsE =ssss II. szsa
HAVING had many years of axperience in the
In1i1tnery bIasanaAs In the East Mrs. Stevens d.
ltvef sne can give the fullest Ha1 isfaci ion 10 All
lore tnh ys0lieitH HsiAro of the aarue Fl
80 agent for the LITTLE MONITOR sewing
unaprroaehab pie by any other sewing machine,
IN lne 1narket- Those intending to purcfiaae q
. MRS. ID. STEVENS.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14

:. The apnuaI sale. of pews in Plymouth
Church, held last week, showed a fall
ing off from last year of the difference
between s70,319 then and s63, $50, now.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-14
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:. THIS IS THE BEST ROUTE EAST.

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Its Track ls of STEEL RAILS, and on Ii Inns
been made the FASTEST time that has ever been
MAnEs IN talis country BY this fnnte passen-
gers for poin cast OF Chicago have choice of the
following lines ffUfn Chicago: g So s3f7 EsSF5
,s fssss faas x ~ -
nv fK,e Hsfk4~i.Er,.r- xr<,.-s =
,szsSf Tss, - s.S ~ 80
. THROUGH TRAINS 4DAFf4Y sxNttRz iFs,rllr1ay.
= Palace cars through to Philadelphia and New
1oRaz ON each frHinsys1 3sse7 ktsg s&fs5fEf ast3
4 TBRtNJGH TT2 M ,.,it,, r,,,l,,,..,,, r,., -
to Baltimore and SFasIais,nfoIs- e1'-c eesss
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3 a good temperance work SeEls0Rir1us
the bars at the m0dsh 1Stff the Misaisaippi.
The Greenville times., 1876-12-09
Citation Notice.

AT q special meeting of the Board
of Supervisors Of Washington
county, Mississippi, begun anil
held at the Court House III the
town Of Grccnvillc, Oh the 18Th
day Of November, 1876, among
Others the following proceedings
were had:
IN the matter Of the appointment
= OF commissioners to lay off q
public landing on the bank of the
Mississippi river in front of Leota:
This cause coming on to be heard
upon the petition OF J. Wilczinski,
Il. }: johnson, J. p. Hall, George
V. Ward, John g. Sessions and
others, ireehoders Of this county.
for the appointment OF commits
sioners to lay of u lot ot ground
on the bank Of the Mississippi
river IN front of or near Leotu.
for steamboat landingand cotton
yard for the use of tho public: 1t
is ordered by the Board that said
petition be granted. and that L.
Il. Wallis, IL. l.. Baker and Il. NJ.
Lashley, three disintercsted free
holders of the county, be and thcy
are hereby appointed con mission
ers to examine and determine
whether such landing be required
for the public convenience. and II
they so determine, to lay off and
mark such lot OF ground, not ex-
ceeding two acres, ut such point as
VIII be most convenient to the
public. And 1t is further ordered
by the Board, tnat said commis-
sioners meet at the Office Of George
Y. Ward, Justice of the Peace. In
the town OF Lcota, at 10 O'Clock 4.
m., on Friday. the 22d dav Of be-
celnber, a. d. 1876. And It is fur
ther ordered that the Sheriff de.
liver to each Of said commission.
ers q copy Of this order i've days
previous to said time Of their
meeting. And II is further order
cd by the Board, that said com.
missioners !, be duly sworn, and that
they make . full report Of their
proceedings, III Writing, to tho
next regular meeting Of this board
to be held on the first Monday Of
= January, a, q. 1877. And 1t is iur.
ther ordered by the Board, that
,ne 4, 4helie duly notify Ben. I.
.WOrthington aud Will. W. WORTH
lngtep, owners Of said lund, of tho
time and place Of meeting Of said
commissioners; and 1t further ap.
pearing to the Board from the affi.
Iiavit Of Johns w. Shields. Esq.
mat Mrs. Ann Worthington, the
owner OF a portion of the lantl in
1uestion, Is nonresident Of the
state, and that her post office adj
lress and place OF residence is the
MY OF st. Louis, in the State Of
Missouri, ~ she. the said Mrs. Ann
y ortilington, Is hereby cited to bc
lnu appear before tie said COM
n,isslollers at the time and place
lDove ixcd for their meeting.
AND It Is further ordered BY the
,oafa, that copy of this order
y published once week for four
weeks in the Green.
NC lines, a public newspaper
= nted and published IN the said
,y o,uhty OF Washington, and the
Icrk Is Instructed 10 transmit bv
'aii 10 the said Mrs. Ann WORTH
heloh. properly directed. with the
s.s,'ase . .a. pald, copy OF this order.
n rue couv trau, sh~ =
',ss. m"v,stc A.W. sHADD, Clerk.
The Greenville times., 1876-12-09

perceive what a persuasive infiu-
ence this would have to convert
aspiring eolored men to the DEM
ocratie party. Ii is all folly to say
that the result was accomplished
by the shotgun policy, or by fraud.
The simple solution of the whole
matter Is, that mind and money,
cultivated intellect and aecumula-
ted wealth, always have, and al
ways will, control the world.
Your correspondent was unfortun-
ate in his selection ofthis District
for Illustration, lie must fix on
some better excuse, or rabandon his
idea Of throwing out the elect oral
vote Of Mississippi.
Jas. r. CHALMERS.
Congressman elect, Sixth District
of Mississippi.
The Greenville times., 1876-12-09

A<N4HHee"h AsANaSls
FL0UDl.
Wind Of tho Southland, sigh alon.
Thy everglades, aud roll a
Huge vete for Hayes, correct ane
strong,
FroU. Apalschicols.
For Hayes or Tilden ? Which i,
what?
Why should the news 30 slow be;
How went the vote in that sweet
spot,
Swamp-landed Okechobee?
How stood the dauntless colored
For Hayes or Tilden spoke he
How voted each true Southern
CL0u
In dark Okeetenokee2
Where flows the silver Perdido
Past hammocks dark hundreds
go?
And how went Tallahassee?
Did Pensacola's strippling's vote
Aswent each gray-haired gram
pa?
And whose majority was wrote
Above thy gates, O Tampa?
Old Ouitchakonkce's waves are
blue
by Ocklawha's gray thatshes,
And Hayes has carried Choctawahn-
Observation-Disclosures.
The Greenville times., 1876-12-09
ALEC ANDERSON
TIN SMITH!
Mulberry Street.
GREENVILLE.

I take pleasure in announcing
that | can supply the public with
all articles In my line OF business,
and keep on hand all kinds of cook.
ing and heating stoves.
Also, Chain Pumps Of various
makes. Particular attention paid
to all kinds OF Job Work. Gutter
ing put up III any portion Of the
country. All orders executed with.
out delay. np22. '76-n38.
The Greenville times., 1876-12-09

return my sincere thanks to nv
old customers for their generous
patronage, aud trust they will not
forget to call on me at my new To-
cation. ! will give three square
meals OF the best provender for
One Dollar. First class colored
gentlemen always in attendance TO
see stock elegantly entertained.
October n.
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II the pocket book Of Hon. stephen
Allen, who was drowned when the
Henry Clay was burned on the Hudson
several years since, was found print.
Cd slip, apparently cut from q news
paper, ofwhich the following is a copy.
Il Is worthy to be engraved on every
young mans hearts attff
MAKE few promises. AlwaysApeak
the truth. Never speak i'll Of any one.
Keep good company or none. Live
lp 70 your engaRements. Never play
! game of chance. Drink no kind Of
Intoxicating liquors. Good character
abovs all things else. Keep your
pwn secrets If you have any. Never
borrow If you can possibly help It.
10 mot marry until you are able to
upport = wife. Keep yourself limo.
ent II you would be happy. When
'ou speak TO a person look him in the
ace. Maksno haste to be rich if you
Tould prorDsr. Ever live (misfortune
xcepted' .nin'your income. Save
Fhen you re young to spend when
on are old. Avoid temptation, thro'
.ar you may not Withstand It, Never
IN into debt until you see way to
st out again.s Small and steady gains
i've competency with a tranquil mipd..
,ood company and gsod versation
re the sinews of virtue. Your char
ter cannot be essentially injured, ex.
spt-hy your own acts, If any one
Ssak. evil OF you, let7your life be so
lat no one will believe him. When
N retire to bed. think over what you
we been doing during the day. New.
be idle; if your hands can't be emt
eyed ,usefully, attend to the cuItjya-
on of your mind.
'Read over the above maxims care.
lly and thoughtfully at least once a
eek" rs 80. es
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MAGNETIC SOAP

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This Is also superior Soap tor Toilet
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Have been made by the indefatigNbls ox-
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The great political revolutions OF the
last decade, with the natural result or the
lapse OF time, have brought into public
view a multitude of new mon, whose
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whose lives every one is curious to know
the particulars. Great battles havo heen
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OF which the details are AZ vet preserved
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Convenient to all places of amusement
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Col. Watson, proprietor of the Henry
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Within the last ten years the progrcss q
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-01

uDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION "a :
10 sued out Of the District Court OF thu
Third judicial District Of the State on
Nevada. In aud for Lyon County and 70
mens rendered In said Court on the i2th DAY
July, 1870. In favor OF s. q. Harper, plaintiff.
and agsinet the Brooks Gold and Silver Min
ing Company. defendant. for the sum Of ave
thousand one hundred and ecventy-two and
sixty.scven hundredths dollsrs, with interest
thereon At the rate Of ten per cent. per an.
mum till paid. together with SEQ 20 costs and
disbursements a, the date ci said judgment
and securing costs amounting to the sum Of
two dollars and ffty cents t$s.sOh and for alt
costs tina, may accsne. did on the eighth dsy
of August. A. D. 1870. seize and levy upon the
following described property. to-wit: One
donkey engine and machinery. enc anvil one
: inch cable rope, roo feet long: one hook. two.
dirt buckets, one truck. two sets ehaft tim.
bcrs. one lot Of lumber, six cords Of wood. ten
bushels Of charcoal. ono lot Of carpenter
tools. nails. etc one bellows and nxtures. one
wise. two axes, one slcs.gc hammer. one lot Of
rope. one lot Of drills. picks, ehovels. esy. one
lot " gas pipe. one half box giant powder,
hammer and tongs. two water cseka, one
bnek-saw and one-haAf box candles; and II the
above personal property ie not eufiicient to,
satisfy the said judgment and costs viii otter
for sale at the same time and place the fol.
lowing described real property, to-wit:
That certain mining claim situated In the
Devils Gate Mining District. county Of Lyon
and State of Nevada, commencing Al post
marked No. nom which the quarter section
comes between sections twenty t2ol and TWEEN.
ty-one tsll in township sixteen tiel north
Of range tweniy-one taii east. Monnt Diablet
meridian bcarS north seventy-six fssl degrees
fifteen tisl minutes west 4, the distance Of
six hundred and four aud half tao&sl feet;
thence iron said corner No north Eve ~
degrees and thirty 1901 minutes west seven
hundred aud forty t5so' feet: thence north
eighty four fSil desrces thirty ,sol minutes
east fve hundred lstol feet. thence eouth I'VE
90 degrees thirty lsni minutes east seven
hundred and forty gssol feet TO poet marked
No 4, e. 5. s, No. ~: thence scuth eighty.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-01
offCiai Notice.

DHoPosEo AMENDMENT AND RSvI-
II saon Of the Constitution Of the stats
Of Nevada, passed q, the seventh Session Of
tAe Lsgisiaturs:
Resolved. by the Assembly. the Senate con,
curing. That the Constitution Of the Stats
Of Nevada be amended - fo.laws:
Amend Section one OF Article X, q the
Constitution Of the State OF Sevx6A 30 ~ to
rad - follows;
Section J. The ssea, yeA- shall commence
sr the nrsf DAY OF December IN each year.
Passed January ls. ISIS,
Resolved, by the Assembly. the Senate con-
curing, That our history State has ;sugh'
- the necessity OF revising the Constitution;
We therefore recommend the electors. at the
nsxt election fos members Of the Legislature,
10 vote fer or against the cailins II c0nven-
ton for the purpose Of reviSin., the ooasf.ta-
ZION Of the State Of Nevada.
Passed. February IS. 1875.
hereby certify the foregoing to he ;rnr
copies frun the or!aina! enrolled Resolutions
IN Sic In my once,
Witness my hand and the Great Sea, Of
sss. August /. 1875. fsEAL
J. D. MINOR, Sec'y of State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-01

II ossUTH MINING COMPANY 10
N cation Of principal plsce Of business,
San rrancisrp. California -Ioca,ion Of works,
DEVILS Gate District, Lyon county. Sevsds, -
Notice 10 hereby given that At meeting OF the
Board Of Directors. held GA THE Fifteenth day
Of August, 1876. an assessment No. = Of Fifty
Gents per share VISA levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable immediately
In United Statss gold coin. to the Secretary
st the ofnce Of the company, No. als CAiifor-
mia street, Room Ne 8, San Francisco. Cali
sornia And ANY stock upoa which this
sasessmeut shall remain unpsia on the niue
eerth iiatAl day Of September, 1875.
viii he deemed delinquent and will be daily
advertised for sale at public auction, and un'
Less payment 10 made before will be sold on
THURSDAY. the twelfth fi2fhi day Of octo-
Der. 1875, 20 pay delinquent assessment. To-
eseher with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
Hy order 81 the Board of Dsrecsorx.
EDWARD r, STONE. Secretary.
otAee-So. Sis California street Room No. s..
san FrxEctsca, California.