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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-21

FITzHUGH, the defunct Democratic
door-keeper at Washington, is brill
linnt genius for money making. BY
the rules of the House. the door
keeper is allowed $75 per month for
carriage hire. Fitzhugh conceived
the idea of purchasing pair of hor-
ses and carriage and hiring it out
to himself at government expense.
Not having the whcrcwithal. howev-
er, he organized a stock company of
100 shares at IS each, which were TAX
en- by his subordinates, and purchas-
ed an outfit. This was early in the
session. The stock company was a
success, SO far as Fitzhugh was con-
cerned, but no dividends were ever
declared. Fi;zhugh, as president, Sec
retary, and general manager, pocket
ed all the proceeds, and on his dis
missal, sold the rig and appropriated
that money also. The Washington
correspondence of the Iater-Ocea'
says the stockholders are hunting fol
Fitzhugh with clubs.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-21
Hon. f. y. MoRaAN, OF New Yotk,
Chairman Of the Republican Nation

vs. Is - q & a. - e. -.
Hon. f. y. MoRaAN, OF New Yotk,
Chairman Of the Republican Nation
al Committee who callcd the 'cOnvAnI-
ton to order yesterday in snch
brief, appropriate and eloquent terms'
is an old and highly respectable mer-
chant Of that city, who at the head Oi
the grocery concern OF r.. ID. Morgan
& Sons, acquired Q large fortune be-
fore he entered into politics. He Il
a grave and dignified gentleman on
the shady side of sixty who served
his State with great credit In ths
United States Senateas the sncoessol
Of Seward. ts1 :sf1
Hon. Theodore M. tPomeroy, tht
temporary presiding officer Of tht
convention, whose eloquent bst some
whattelegraphically mutilatedspeecl
was laid before the COURIER las
night Immediately after lis delivery
was for many years and during th'
war period one of the leading msDa
bers of Congress from New York. I
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-21
H
TAlAsne or Dsls.
Davenport Democrat.

The Muscatine Tribune believes
that if Governor Tilden's nomination
be defeated by SANDERS of such pa
.pers rs the Cincinnati Enquirer and
its weak imitator the Burlington Ga
zettc, it viii be time for decent men
t0,leaye the party. We agree with
the Tribune; decent men ought not
only to leave the party in that case,
but should turn upon, the miscalled
Dem6cracy and do their best TO de-
feat It.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-21

i CINCINNATI, June l6.-The Convcn-
tion was late in assembling. The gall
leries are two-thirds full. Much in
terest and excitement. Called to order
at 10 30 prayer by Rev. Mr.. Morgan,
Of the Episcopal church.
The Following was the result Of the
FIRST BALLOT
for President:
Blaine 2S5, Bristow ll3, Morton 124
Conkling 80, Hartranft 50, Hayes 81
Jewell Ii, Wheeler ). Ar
After the first ballot, Miss, asked Ia
record the vote of delegate who
was absent when the State was call.
ed. Ijse& 9aaa ''se a 3u&.
The Chair said 1t couldn't be done.
The Chairman said he made an
error in announcing the vote which
was Morton ii, Bristow 3, Conkline
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-21

We are beginning to believe with
the immortal Greeley that an inscru-
table providence oftentimes permits
persons to edit newspapers that are
an actual calamity to their locality
and it is our deliberate opinion that
bullion blowers, and Sam Tilden'f
hackers are Of this number.-Ottuna.
sca Spirit.
Wen just give DR.. Ives until his
first issue after the st. Louis Conven.
ton to become a bullion blower fol
Sammy Tilden, or some other bullion.
list. Anybody want the bet that he
dOn't?R tsA& Fa't@@S Fstt" rs
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-21

The Chicago Tribune, . majority Of
whose stock was not long since bought
up by q whisky ring speculation, and
the Kentucky distillers, who are in
Cincinnati bowling for "reform" Just
now, threaten to bolt if Blaine 10
nominated. If we should also lose
Brick Pomeroy's Democrat and the
give Points in New York, our
cause would be truly deplorable. II
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-21

They say that in all probability
General Banks will be sent back to
Congress this autumn by whichever
party is in the ascendant in his Dis
trict He seems to be as popular with
one party as with the other. Probably
the Democratic party VIII do il, as it
has been accustomed 10 sending him
back. 1t was that party that sent him
back to the mouth OF the Atchafalaya
when he wanted to go to Shreveport.
-Hn,rEepe. it'
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-21

That the Republican Convention in
Cincinnati to-day will put itself in
favor Of resumption as soon as that
result can be reached, without too
great q shock to the business Of the
country, is beyond peradventure.
NEVERTHELESS the bowling in season
and out of season, at the commence
ment and at the end Of every speech,
in favor Of immediate and uncondi-
tional resumption from such men as
Hawley, of Connecticut, and Pomc-
roy Of New York, representing as
they do the patriots who sent their
impccunious relations to the war and
bought government bonds in the
meantime, and other vouchers at less
than fifty cents on the dollar, smacks,
we may be permitted to say, slightly
Of q metallic or mercenary taste.
The Republican party proposes to
fulfil every one of its obligations to
the letter, but it cannot fail to re-
member that the debtor as well as the
creditor classes of the people in the
United States have rights which
should be respected and maintained.
The people in this country and
abroad, who bought our securities in
the hour of our extremity, are enti-
tied to good faith, and they are re-
ceiving it. They will ultimately re-
ceive, according to the nomination in
the bond, one hundred cents on the
dollar, for every obligation they
hold, but they are not suffering any
more at this particular time than the
people who furnished the muscle and
sinews of war, and they are not en-
titled to any more consideration than
the debtor class of our people. Let us
have justice and fair play.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-21

GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS says the
Republican party is lost unless it gets
on to his civil service hobby and sup
ports Bristow. George William Cur
tis has managed the politics in his
city and State until both are over
whelmingly Democratic.
Joe Medill seconds the motion and
his stupcndous influence is shown in
the fact that in the Republican State
Convention Of Illinois the other day,
which was one Of tho largest and
most intelligent meetings of that par
ty ever held, not one single delegate
suspected of the slightest sympathy
with Medill, his paper or his candi-
date was sent to Cincinnati. The
suspicion Of sympathy with that dis
reputable sheet was death to any can.
didate. ~
10. Hawley is a brilliant and able
man but he has managed to growl
Connecticut permanently into the en-.
emy's camp. Carl Schurz is also on
hand with his catgut.
His Republican candidacy for Lieu
tenant Governor in Wisconsin, n few
years ago, was sufficient to elect The
Democratic ticket, and later, a siA
years terms in the Senate from Mis-
souri,, was sufficient to change tina,
State from forty thousand Republican
to forty thousand Democratic major.
ity. '''s
The entire Republican party OF
Kentucky came over to Cincinnati in
an omnibus, and they are fellows
who for the most part supported
McC Clellan against Lincoln in 1864
and they too arc crying themselves
hoarse to the tune that Kentucky
is lost and everything is gone t.
the demnition bow vows unless theil
man is nominated
The list of these ssoreheads migh
be extended indefinitely. They ar,
for the most part brilliant, inspired
political idiots, without any common
sense. They are lineal descendant
Of the fellow who was constant!
thanking the Lord that he was bette
than the other sinners. They hav,
great respect for the milk of tn
party, but generally manage 10 Kill
the COW after they get their pals full
They will constantly insist that on
tiaanoish and political integrity ana
prosperity depends upon the continu
alton Of the Republican party, but a
the same time they are doing every
thing i'm their power 10 show that
ought to die.
I Their twaddle that each ono o
their States is lost unless their owl
ipetis nominated, is consistent witt
their lifelong political idiocy. Ii tn
Republican party has come to tn
pass that its existence depends upol
the nomination of one man alone, ant
that man to be selected by driyelini
bakers dozen of impracticables, wit
only . talent for disorganization an,
defeat, 1t is high time for it to qui
and the quickest way to administe
ON It, effects, Ia to pass 1t over to tn
fellowe who have such pre-eminen
talent In that direction in thoir ow
respective localities.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-21
IT E n M q (ts,i 4l,
Sl,5OPEa YE I 4 Nv AMcE,
a 10 e the snA ~ 9lx menths.
THE CAMPAIGN OoURIER
For the Coming Presidential Ca
<,E lvann IA .gj 8itF eil
Great Inducements 70 Sab
seribers WlsIhlng alive q
Newspaper. ih3if2.ssa u.
NOW 10 THE TIME - eUoaC1loE
ONLY sixty CENEo EnOM NOW
UNTIL. THE CLOSE OE T9e
OAMPAION. % E4ll

We will send the WEEKLY CoURrEE
to subscribers up to the 18th Of No.
vember next, At sixty esnts pea
copy, and send one copy extra to any
person who win send us five new
subscribers, with the cash. No names
viii be entered on our books for the
campaign without the money accom-.
panics them. .,, ss8 .,..s,I
j. M. .HEDRICK & CO., l
.t.# n i3a9hm a#i Publishers.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-21

TnE sensational crooked whisky In
lictmcnts against ex. Collector Wads-
worth and ex-Congressman and isx-
United States Attorney Ward ~
Chicago, have. BEEN nollsd by ths
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-21

DocToR IVES, editor Ottumwa Spirit,
has been appointed assistant jigger
boss, on DIR. Lathrop's staff, in Major
BallingalPs militia, as we learn from
his own paper. e,sI,li eg .lfk s4sq
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-21
Jadlc,al Ne,,asmatie..

OsKALoosA, June lG.--At the Judi
cial Convention, held at Oskaloosa
to-day, Hon l.. G. blanchard was
nominated for recollection as Circuit
Judge of the Sixth Iowa judicial
District by acclamation.
W. Il. III. WARING.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-21

They had a good deal Of grapevine
telegraph at Des Moines, day before
yesterday; among them, one that
Blaine had been assassinated by one
of Knots hirelings. 4I
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-21

NEW YoRK, June l5.-De LaBastes'
glass works, in BROOKLYN, burned this
morning. Loss $4,000.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-21
OLIVER 7. xoRro,

as q suitable nominee for the Presi-
dency Of the U. s. They knew him
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-21

L
quainted with public affairs with the
wants of the people, ,theydemand man
with a mind broad enough to conf
prehend the relations of the govern-
ment to the nations Of the earth.
They demand man well versed in
the powers, duties and prerogatiyes
of each and every department of this
government. They demand a man who
will sacredly preserve the financial
honor of the United States CHEERS l.
one who knows enough TO know that
the national debt must be paid thro'
the prosperity of the people one who
knows enough to know thatal the IL
nancial theories in the world cannot
redeem = single dollar applansel :
one who knows enough to know that
all the money must be made not by
law, but by labor; one who knows
enough to know that the people OF
the United States have the industry
to make the money, and the honor to
pay it over just as fast as they make
it. (Cheers-l The Republicans OF
the United States demand man who
knows that prosperity and resump-
ton, when they come, must come to.
gethsr. Cheers. When they come
they will come hand in hand--hand
in hand, through the harvest fields
hand in hand by the whirling spin.
dies and turning wheels-hand iu
haad past the open furnace doors
hand in in hand by flaming forges--
hand in hand by chimneys filled with
eager fire rocked and grasped by thu
hands of the countless sons of toll.
This money has got to be dug on,
of the ground. You cannot make il
by passing resolutions in a political
meeting. Applause. The Repnbli.
cans Of the United States want q
man who knows that this Govern.
ment should protect every citizen, Al
home and abroad, [cheersl wht
knows that any Government that will
not defend its defenders, and will
not protect its protectors, is dis
grace to the map of the world. tAp
plAuse.] They demand man wht
believes in eternal separation and lli
vOrcement of. church and schools
They. demand . man whose pOlitica
REPUTATION is spotless as star.
| But they do not demand that thei
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT,
NOTICE Ne. 5oa.
U. p. survey No. III.

TT y. LAND OPFIcE, CARSON CITY,
". Nevada, March ~, isTG. Notice IL here
by given that the Mide- 9old and Silver Mining
Company. q corporation organiscd and existing
under aud by virtue Of the avs Of the State o.
California. and whose Poet once address and
prneiral place ~ business IL San Francisco,
California. has this day. by Thomas Devine, Ne
SUPERINTENDENT. made application for q United
states patent for one hundred aud forty .sevsn
lliTl linear feet Of the Gold Hill Ledge lother
wise known .. the ComsocE Lodel bearing
silver and gold, together with surface ground
the Lower Gold Hill Mining District. Storey
county and State OF Nevada. and know and
designated on the feld notes and oficial plat
A. u. y. survey or Lot No. liz. In tcciion Q.
Township 10 north, Of hanSe ~ east. Mount
said Lnt No. ia being A. follows, 10 VT: Do.
ginning NJ . poet marked No. I. u. 81 urvry no.
III, In road which runs west OF old Over.
man hosting worbsi thelce running from
said pct NJ. u First toure- Mouth % degrees
vrst itT feet, 10 post MARKED No. .. u. h. Sur
v~y No. ~. near old iOvefman hoisting vorks,
Thence. reoond ooupe-south % dsgrres eazt
C0 feet, 10 post marked No. .. u. b. survey
No. III. Thence. third courre-North - de
grce~ cart ltT feet, In post inarksd No. 4.
U. =. survey No. iis. and whence bears the
No o. south ca degrees east. di,talt 81 feet ; the
northeast corner Of bection @, Township 10
norih, Range u esst. Mount DiAblo meridian.
north 81 degrvss ~ minutes sast. distant 66t
feet. Thence. running frum said post No. q
Fourth ~.ourse,soii % de.re. west co. feet.
ing . a.i0n aer-. bearings sipressed from the
trns meridian. magnetic variation. 10 degrees
30 minutes east.
This claim IL bounded on the Northeast By
The Segregated teleher compsny'. u, 3. survey
sam foiniuy claim and nv thu Dvermau Min.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23
ASSESSMENTS LEylEb.
mmE JunrICE HININo coHP

TINE JuHrICE MINING C0HPA.
4 NY.-Loeation Of principal place Of busi-
nsss. San Francisco, California.
location Of works, Gold hin. Storey eoanty.
Notice is bsr.hy rivea, thai a. . nesting o:
the board of directors. held on the ID day Of
March. ISIS. an assessment tho. 10 Of fiv.
do lars per share. 10 gold coin. was levird
upon each and svery share Of the capital stock
OF the Justice Mlnins Company rcpre-entsd ~
certificates Issued PRIOR TO The ieth day Of Au.
gust. ISIS. and In the sun Of One Dola, per
snss, In iiss elm. uron each and ever shArs
Of said capital stock 2 presentsd By ceuinedcs
issued subssqusnt 10 The lsth DAY Of August,
Isis, raysb'e immediatsly TO j. b. Kennedy.
Secretary % the Company. noom No. ~ het'
chants kxeAsnss building. San fnneiseo. cA-
e nia-
Any s.oes spon which this asssssn~n, .haii
remain unpaid on the eth day Of April, u.s..
will b. delinquent and advsrtised fef
aals 81 public a~nctioa. and unless peyment "
made before viii b sold on MONDAY. The
ssss.snsni. together win eosis Of advertising
~ order a. The Board Of Directors.
JAS. 3. KENNEDY, Secretary.
. Room No. ~ Merchants' Exchange
Ba,iiins. Nan franeisso CaiifosniA mretd
SENAToR sILVEn MIsINo CON.
y rtNY Location Of works. Virginia MIN
Ing District. storey County, Nevada.
Principal place VI business. ssa Franciseo'
caifvrnia-
Notice IL hereby given. that At meeting q
| the Hoard Of Directors OF said Company. held
IN the wsnsy-ninih lnthI day OF febrqay,
isld, an asrcssment mo. iD OF fihy sent,
l,os.l per shars was levied upon The eapital
stock of aid Company. payable Immediately.
In United stAtes gold coin, 10 the Secretary. q
the once of the Company, No, 81 Pine street
Rsom q. nan Fraaelseo. c.llf6rnis
Any stock upoa which sAid asssssment shai
remain unpaid on SATURDAY. the eighth
18th, day % April, iSTs. shall BE- deemed DO
| nnquent, and viii 10 anly advertised for sais
male bsforu win Be cold OF THURSDAY. thu
twentyssventh rsTthl day OF April. i51d. u
par the delinquent assessment. together With
coats Of advertising and sxpsnses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
y. n. sAYnk. Secretary.
Ofiee-Room No. 70 Academy Building. No
ID Pine street, San Francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23
G E N NAL
l77s! ~ 1851
PROCLAMATION
Chicago & Northwestern
Railway
rs THE rOPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND To
the kasl PAsssugcrs for thicaso. NA-ArA fans
P1ttsbars. rhiiAcviphis. Mso,rsh. Vast-t. Yes
rerk. boston. or any poaHs kAsi. .h"ahi BAY .hsu
TRANS . CsxfINHSfA TICKETS
via sAs Pie.ssr Rsass.
The Chicago & Northwestern
Railway.
THIS Il rnE sKsr ROUTE EAST
THIS Il rnr sKsr ROUTE EAST

Ia tr.ek 10 ofsrEEL RAILS. AMI on II has been
made the fastest time that has ever been male IN
a.. .s:s ss ics,s.so have choice q In. isiio-,as Inns.
ffou Chicago:
~ q. r,...ssH psr. w.ySs and Ssisss nam. an.
daily. with Pullman ralAos Car. through 70
rhii.isiphn and Ne. YeIk on each trAla- one
70 .si Rsislmos rs ami " s.sinssea.
~ the LAke shore ant Michigan southern Railway
and Csanectleas CNew York centrAl ami Eris
Paisss Drawing Noon anil silver Palace scsp
ing CAr. through 10 Ne~ fork.
~ sss l S,s ma sr, amt. mi S.S .' Ysas t emma i Rsis
~vAy.-rhrss .hreash ,r.l,.. With Pullman r.L
:, p..,,a< ssSS .aa s,.H.ns p Sas.s .AI Ess.
~ tnsi,imess AMI oais Rin.i-rwo through
,s:,s: Az; ss. -,'a S sn..sss Wan %..sin sts:; an. ~,
Baltimore. without ehansr.
THIS l the shortest. ess, AMI only line running
rullmAn's eelsesaisi rnrr. s.'rs.ns onms,,a.i
al OmAha and iron the West. VIA Grand JuisS tlotl.
Marshall, Cedar Rapids. Cfinisn. sterling and pu'
en-. Zoe Chicago and the kasl
This popular route Il unsurpassed for speed,
Comfort and Safety. rhs sacsth. veil bAliAsici
and psrfeet tf.es si steel rails, the eelebtstei Pun.
sysiem sf moving trains, the regularity with shleh
they run. the admirable zfranssin~nt Toe running
through cars To Chicago nom AL paints WesI -
surp On pA<<~uxer- all the eomtsrts of mcieru Rail
vy Travelling. No changes f ears AMI no TEDIOUS
delays 81 ferries.
p..s-n<rr. viii ami tickets VIA this f~svsrits rsuts
ii he llen<ral Ticket Ounee= Of IN. Central Pacific
RAiIroSi In san rrAneiseo AMI saeran,eni., AMI IA
iiths Ticket Once. of'hs ysnifsl r.s, Y, Trl''''i
MARVIN nuonrrr, Gsa. fss.. Agent.
4. srSSloSS. ass.f.i Agency. Ia Msa'
sonssy strysl. San Francisco. Aaiou
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

ssi0NEEs SALE ~ BASKkrPTcY.-
N Notice IL hereby given. thai the under
slgped. Assignee In bankruptcy Of ths KstAis
Of John SPECHr. q lisnh will. on
TUESDAY. the 2sih day Of March. 1870. al the
hour Of II O'Clock An Of that day. on the
49, v,n,,e,. c..n. ~ ss,,,.x s,s,s =. NJ
vsda. o6sr Tor sale a public suction. and sell
10 the highest bidder. for cash. United STATE.
gold coin. the fsllowing described personal
propsr,y. 20 wit: Liluor-. iiou.sholi furni-
ab We astieies ~b<icnsins 10 the ..tsic u the
aoovc-named bankrupt. Terms 81 sale, cash
q. u. MAYER.
A.si.nse Of the Estate and Eject. % John
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23
sIookMoLpERs. MGgIIMo.

NEIxr GOLD AND sILvER MINING CON-
Nl PANY. - Location Of woraA Virginia
Mining District. st1r~y county. ttatc of Nevada.
Nsucs.-Ths regular annual nessing u The
Stockholders Of the abovc nAni'd company. for
the election of Trustees foe the ensuing year.
asd tbs transsetion VI such osher business as
nay csDs before tbs nssting. Will BE- held 81
the once of the company. Room .. No. toi Oh
iforuia street. ssn fnncisco. California. ON
TUESDAY. the 18th dAs " March. isie. ~ u
o'eioeh. 5000. Txn.fss buoks win be chord
on saturday. the 18th dag % March. ISIS. At u
O'Clock, neon, and remain elo-ed until Alter tbs
meeting. DAVID A. JkNNlNGs, Secretary.
oAs FrAnri-eb. March 4. is16. mehit vi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23
ULAsuow uoLD AND sILvER

rLAs0Ow GOLD AND SILVER
(J MINING COMPANY Location VI prin-
cipAl place Of business. san frASe.seo. Call
fofnta.
Location of works, Devirs Gate District.
Lyon county, Nevada.
Notice 10 her. by given. that At q meeting OF
Abe Dirrctorp. held on the 2lih day Of Feb-
rusr,, isfa, an assessment mo. ~ OF Twenty
ave- Cxnts per phare WAS levied upon the capt.
tisteiy, In United States gold coin, 10 the zee.
rrtafy, At the once OF me Company. No. Su
Pins street Qioom 2iI. San franeires, Call
fornla.
rrnain unpaid ON the asth day Of March
issc, wil be delinquent, and advertised for tale
al public anction, and unlesr payment y male
before will be sold on MONDAY. the I'm
day Of April. 1876. TO pay the delinquent as
rcssment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale:
II. r. UOSMRR. secretary.
Onies-3so Pine strcet lRoom No. VI, san
Francisco, California. fe5Std
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23
DIVIDEND aoTioG.

NTAsoNIc SAVINGS AND LOAN Rank,
M No. Q Poet street. Nasonic Temple, San
rrsneisro. California. = A. . uestise Oh ths
B,asd q Dirseten az Ills Bank, hid JsnuaY
ant ssvss and one-hAlf uh) par Annim on
Ordinary Deposits, FOE the s~snl-annlAl term
ending January u. lsIs. payable OF and altar
January n, 1870, nee Of FEDERAL taxss.
Ja3s I'm H.Ir. GRAVES. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23
MoTIoE IM BANKRUPTCY.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIM
United states. in and { . tho Distriet Of
Nevada in b.nkruptey.-Not % srroirt.
gives notice 81 HE appointment. a. the art
meetiny n errditorr. - A.-igncs of the Estzis
Of JOHN sPkolfr. . b~snkrupt. Of tbs county
Of Story. state of Nevada. within said Dis.
triet. uhe h.s be<s sdiudsed . baaArupt upon
c. y. NAyER, Assignee.
virinis. New. March .. is1s. mris I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-23
NOTICE.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MISlNG CON.
PANY.-At q meeting of the stockholders
Of the yellow Jaekct slivsr Mining Company,
held "WEDNESDAY. March IS. isT5, u was de
eided, by unanifusus vote. 90 insr,a.- the capt.
the par value Of one hundred dollars each. Ia
oue hundred and twenty thousand share. Of
the par value Of one hundred dollars esch.
Notice 10 hereby given that the nev stock b
nov rssdy for issue On ssrrendes Of old certin'
eates and payment of assessment this day
levied.
Dr. o.d~r Of the Bosri AZ Trustees.
q. W. HOPKINS. Secretary.
Gold HIN, New, March Is, ts7d. mristd