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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

For a fact. "Two months and a
half are gone, says the Washington
Republican, "and yet the Democrat
ic House of Representatives cannot
point to one single act accomplished
that will in any way benefit the coun-
try" Well, we never expected
them to do anything in that direc-
tion. If they get through without
doing something seriously detrimen-
tai to the country, an extra
Thanksgiving day should be ap-
pointed for the nation.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

The NJ KuIckerBocker Company's
ice house-and machinery was burned on
the night of the 18Th, with forty thousand
tons OF ice-lhe loss being estimated at
s325 OOO.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

The Democratic House has occu-
pied eleven weeks in getting started,
and it will need eleven weeks more
TO stop. Then, if it has any time to
spare, it willtake a vacation ''uutil
after election" This is what they
call "reform" at Fernandy Wud's
dinner-parties.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

Among lie proceedings of the present
advisory council on the 17lh inst. Mr.
Beecherls reported 10 say that The CIVIL
trial of his case had cost him $11s.0O0
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

A running Race for a $4,000
purse come of at Sau Francisco on
the 22d iu which Foster won-the
heat being a four mile one and ao-
cUmp!isfed ip 2IV9.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

Now that Turkey has the moral
backing of the six powers in dealing
with the Herzegovinian insurgents,
it assumes threatening attitude to-
wards Servia and Montenegro. 1t
threatens that unless the subjects of
these principalities are recalled from
the insurgent ranks within a month
it will occupy those principalities
with troops. But will the guaran-
teeing powers permit such occu-
patton 2
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25
Legal Car Papar.

A nice variety Of legal cap paper has
just been received at this Office, which
will bs sold at slight advance on cost.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

The Emperor of Brazil is TO sail
from Rio on the 26th of March, but
he will stop some time at Para and
Pernambuco on his way to the United
States. Although Para is within the
dominions of the Emperor, it is al
most midway between Rio and the
United States, and the Emperor pro-
badly has not been in that part Of
Brazil for wears,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

PRoBIB1T1oN STATE TIcKET.-The
following State ticket was nominat-
ed at Columbus on the 22d-Secretary
of State, E. S. Chapman, of Mont
gomery Judge of the Supreme
Court, D. W. Gage, of Cleveland ;
Member of the Board of Public
Works, Fredericker Schumacher, of
Akron Comptroller of the Treasury,
J. c. Murdoch of Morgan County
School Commissioners, George K.
Jenkins, of Jefferson.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

The steamer Germania is reported to
bave crossed the Atlantic IN seven days,
fourteen hours and forty MINUTES. bsing
the quickest lime on record
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25
Centennial Letter kRentla.

Call at our Office and examine our
1915 Letsv Essak
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25
St. Louis has the choice.

The steady decline in the price of
silver is regarded by the San Fran
cisco Market ReUieaO as permanent,
resulting from the supply being in
excess of the demand for all markets,
and the ReUieso thinks that nothing
can stop the decline except the re
sumption of specie payments. The
demand for China and India, once
limitless, has almost ceased.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

- some way to bring it on, and
settle one way or another a scandal
that has been, and, unless settled,
must continue to be, a serious dis
turbing element in the Congrega-
tional Church.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

Action on the Texas-P Pacific Rail
road Bill was postponed by the
Pacific Railroad Committee of the
House on the 22d by request of the
friends of the measure. 1t is now
regarded as certain that nothing
will be done with the bill this ses-
sion, the Democratic members being
afraid that the passage of the bill
this session would injure the party
before the country.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

t3tn --.sEIus ana speaking
of Mr. B .echer's guilt. Mr..
johnson and Professor Tyler appear to
have ''crawished" badly under the in
fuence of a position on the Christian
UniOn And the charge of blackmailing
made against poor Mr.. Loder is proven
true of another man entirely. and the
Tribune is manly enough TO come out
and do the poor upholsterer justice.
There IS much feastIng on toad pie in
many qua rters, nowadays, over the latest
view of things.
New York, Feb 21sf. 1876 PIETRo.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

The three political virtues taught
in the school of Democracy are for.
giveness, forgetfulness and justifca
tion. In 1865 our lesson was the
duty of forgiveness, and in 1868
and 1872 it was forgetfulness, and
now we are asked to follow the lead.
er of the Confederate choir in the
centennial song of justification. 10y,
al people generally decline to join in
the chorus, or to throw up their hats
over any agreement that compro-
misses the results of the war.
Beecher having defed the AL
mighty to produce proof of his guilt,
Frank Moulton and Bowen have of
ferd to show that it may be well
enough to exhaust home-tangible-
present proof, before seeking it from
another world. This kind of irrev-
erent fiippancy, SO often used by Mr..
Beecher, is, no 7oubt, very bold
and startling, but it is not very i'm
mediately practical.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

A Few Thousand old Papers
TST ssss u trIs usaA Prsspvc psF 100.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25


The rumored withdrawal or re-
moval of Secretary Bristow from
the Cabinet of President Grant
continues to receive the attention
of the Washington correspondents.
The New York Times has hereto
fore paid no attention to the specu-
'lations on the subject, but it now
says:
Beneath the calm surface, howev-
er, there are indications of commo-
tions, and if one can believe the re-
ports, which seem to have basis of
truth, the President is only waiting
for the close of the Babcock trial
to request Mr.. Bristow to retire
from the Cabinet. Such a state
ment has been made in direct terms
by two or three persons, including a
United States Senator, who have
talked with the President within a
day or two. There is no conceal
mentsof the reason of such a request.
1t is that the President is displeased
with the manner in which the in
dictment and prosecution of Gen.
Babcock has been conducted.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25
he-Bessie TuTse.

The Bessie TrEneF sila Ae.eriog
FEsiaas parts of lhs Union oa The Is Is
sou Wiy z aot. il seems o. or;,ins;
-, --s..aed Bessie
-sle mai was esthetically rear
ranged among the pictures of the house
bold in the long night shirt. That sweet
flower is luxuriating in the quiet seclu-
sion of Brooklyn baardipg=house.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

The contest between St. Louis and
Chicago for the favor of the Nation
al Democratic Executive Committee
in the location of the Presidential
Convention is pretty close, with the,
chances in favor of the former. he
Cincinnati Democracy are not with
out hope that they may secure the
Convention.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

Notwithstanding the bluster and
oft repeated denials of the Connecti-
cut Democrats, there is too much
reason to believe the report of the
growth of imitation sentiments in the
party in that State. Ingersoll and
English and Eaton are not now
training in that crowd, but these are
perilous times, and nobody Knows
what political exigiences may arise
to fright the souls of fearful Dem
ocrats.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

showing OF newspaper experience IS
former editor of tue Newark Register.
and very acceptable New York cor,
respondent, but will be better recogniz-
ed as the sister of Mr.. R. W. Glider, the
poet, and assistant editor OF Ser10Hsr
Magazine
TIE LATEST FROM BRooKLHh'
A New York letter Without Beecher
would b,. like a New England Sunday
without baked beans From the appear
ance of things in Plymouth Church, the
present calendar year will be spent in
proving what everybody is convieneed
of already. But the Council now con-
Vened at The call of the church Itself is
headed by DR.. Leonard Bacon, who's
acuteness, yelled skilIfully under dar
ing frankness, viii not hesitate to probe
for the truth In whatever direction ii
lies. 1t is possible that Plymouth Church
has counted too literally on DR.. BscOn's
support in the Council. Already, shrewd
questioning has drawn out the order OF
action in Mrs MOulion's case, in which
the ingenuity of Plymouth Church ina
neuvring appears to better advantage than
its honesty by long sight. It didn't
propose to go on with the Council in
spite of It's own protest, till it was sure
that Drs. Storrs and Buddington were
pretty certain not to come. Plymouth
Church and It's pastor are always mag
unanimous when there is nothing to lose.
All the social arts of the society are
brought to bear ON the delegates they
are kept supplied with flowers, and the
latest papers to read, and ready for mail :
ing. A handsome lunch is spread for
them in the church parlor allthe time,
and carriages are at their command. But
neither Dr. Bacon nor the Aniover
men have come fol free lunch.
MR BOWEN AND kR. JOHNSON.
Mr. Bowen is choosing his time and
method of presenting his pr0Ots so as TO
throw their full light on Mr.. Beecher
without dragging bis victims into the
glare. The satanic brain which makes
the moves for Plymouth Church sees the
only defence possible Is to refuse any
evidence from Mr.. Bowen that will moi
damage others worse than Mr.. Beecher
To give names and dates to the public
as they demand, would drag more than
one family of the Church into disgrac e.
Mr.. Beecher's safety lies In the IRE para
ble nature Of the injury he has done his
victims. Mr.. Bowen knows that tn
utmost malignity of Plymouth will visit
him when he spears, and this with the
stronger consideration of humanity to
the injured and the innocent. may we'll
give him pause. Mr.. Olive- tuhasna
former edi.yl Df BescheV's pspr. 5cez
-.,,s as.s,v- A. o-..fs s-r-a tt.. 49,.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

The Protestant Episcopal Bishop
of Quebec has been exceedingly an
noyed by the performances of the
Rev. Father Connors, priest of the
Romish Church, who claims and has
freely exercised the right to visit the
Protestant schools and address the
children on religious subjects, his ex-
cuse being that some of the children
are members of his church. The
Anglican Bishop perceives both i'm
propriety and danger in this impu-
dent attempt to interfere with and
disturb the faith of the children in
national schools, and has addressed
to the Roman Catholic Bishop of Que,
bee a formal protest against such
proceedings by the Jesuit priests.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

Frank Moulton has addressed to
the Moderator of the Advisory
Council a characteristic letter, in
which, promising from the frequent
opportunities afforded Mr.. Beecher
for the asseveration of his innocence,
that the Advisory Council intends
to pass upon that question, Mr..
Moulton announces his readiness to
appear and offer conclusive proof of
Mr.. Beecher's guilt. At last ac-
counts the letter had not emerged
from DIR. Bacon's pocket, and it may
never see the light in the Council.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

Case Fruit of the Loom and Standard-11c.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-25

Social TopIcs-New Amusements- A
Sale OF New England ChIna-A Busy
WOman-she last from brooklyn
Etc., Etc.
, 1876-08-01

2oubon, 80. Suli. 0erJttutcr'lb'
telegraph melost aug Yoris. BOB Ser'
GoIie, Gaoifal- Gepubllfaner, beute IN
Der Seputirtentammer Die Mns'lb'nne
Der na6 nidt wiosrrufenen O%rOornani
BON 1928, wel9s Die 8srbonrun9 ocl
%sSeluiten aug 6rontreld porlhrelbt, be-
antroeen wiro. 9as llrtbeil, usl9es
tor &ur5em .su @unIen Der Selnlten
eesen peri6iebene S%ournole ans9clpro
den woroer, perlci0t Der Iuti=Selulten-
8epcguns neue Srictfroft, uHo es wers
Den iiberoa Yetitionen an Die 8slcBae'
buu9 ouIssIebt, welAc onf Ole 2anoes=
peripetjung oerSeiuiten Srsnssn- TIA n \
flaoter sSSournale, upn ocnen nh 10 u"
9aris UNI 20 in Den Yrcpln5en 3t1'n'
ben, batsn je 10000 Uranten gu oed"b'
len.
Cine 9clesatiou fransnlil9ct 4rhel.
ter reilt an -. Muanlt ne@ Y9tlaotl
pbia ab.
, 1876-08-01
Curo. alIae Aablid5G en-.

2teiGers6ofen, bel SngolitaSt. Nm
20. srei9n,te lid) bicr ein graBlld)es
unslld. Nm Gnoe oes bIciissn Marf-
t4s srueist iid Die 5troBs. wsldls sur
&uaumibls iabrt, a Der Snaolltaot +
SauptltraBe liufs eb. sine rs Sabre
atts Yduerin. oas fog. rGiersucib BON
&arlSfro:", fam nit eincm &orbe, wels
hen lie nit Gisrn belaoen auf hem
Nldsn trus, ssraoc an oer Vleguns
oer Giraffe NIT eiuem Tubrwerfe, aui
meldsm lid co. 800, lanse Saubbls
ssr %beianoen auiammsn, wurbe onrh
Die lib rlidluarts BE- inosnoe Hclbltausc
Oil eimt Gbire seortldt, 10 oaB ibr ber
rcbts Sas tbatlaAtiA s'pllIeu &uIe
uno oem &n6tlel 10 5ermalmt wurot,
baB boS Sdienbsin melt aus ben 5erS
quet,d)ten 6leilAtbalen lab. Die un'
9lidl.dt muB troe ibreS Doben alters
eiue ci]srne Watur babtu, oa ~oielelbe ltd)
81 oeu granddaughter NIT br 0rage
wanotc : nSsst 1T Der 6uB blu, waS
loa l) 81 lbnn, bebt mir ooA Die Ger
aul !" Ser Die oben erWaDnte Welbltan9e
lentenoe &ned)t fubr, ltatt Der nn8tud't'
ttu alteu Srau bel5ubelicn. rnbt] 10 t.
ter. lhuupIeno iber Die unadtlamteIl
Der V:ute.
9onauw0ytS. @eit sini9eu Taseu
berylUt uuter osn in biclt9cr 9eaBs be,
otn Sabnbonten belddillyt aeWsteheH
oeutlNen ArbeIteru sroBt Grbt;teruns
Der GauulterneDmer oil SonQlo bat
Eamllb auc peullDen Irbelier entlanen
uno btlhaltlst nnr nod lelne ganos'
leute; Stallsner, welde mail cnbalt 5ns
ltrDmen. Otc pcut!htu 4rbelttr Dheiten
uOs i1ledl'em 8eroienlt beu lan9en
Wunter nntsr 9roBen &ntbebrun9Gn aus,
ipo3u nOu ourh ba5 0odnuallY i'm
6rlbiabr Die Sandlihe Gialteuan9 Der
Arbelt fam, uno DO ifteu. 0urb oen bel
leren Ssrolenlt I'M Sommcr lih GINGER
mabcn Su erbolsn; 3uoem fanoen uscls
GaNlobner iUwohl Don bier, oils and pou
ben umtie9enoen OrtlAaIten Ssroenlt.
mas oielsu armen Ncuten lest UNI 10 sber
III a5nnen mare, Sa mand)em osrlclbcu
ieiue tlcine gu boIIenoe @rnte our4 cas
bis bsuts nod anbalssaOe furd3Ibasc
SoAwaHer total psrMiAtst 1T. 9isl
, ino lie ale blO0loS.
Gi6fatf. Gin 10. tpnrbs Dor Dem
bieligen ScsirfSgcridt Gt9en sin Snoi'
uIbaum S1fsntIids @erbana!ung sepfto'
gen. peld.s felt Sabren tohsetsut'
4 8eomts bes 0ieids uuS Ae5 baIsrlihsu
, 1876-08-01
9Hrtei.

Maeu q, 80. Suli. Sic Nadribt,
boB bic Siirten ON 90, B.. YHts. bel ut=
bi,a BON Den Mputsnc9rinern pOliltdn-
big 9sIblosen wurOcn, ,piro belidtiSi.
Sue M.ontenegrinsr erbcatetsn S &ano-
ien. mehrere Sabncn uno ma6tcn 800
@etangeue, woynntcr li1 Osman ga
ida befinoet. Sic Siirfen 9riIfcn lie
Mtontenssrincr ou &utl@i an, wuroH0
ieOp6 5uriidsel9lasen.
paris. 80. Suli. Mtan meloet ous
g8ien. oot Seltrcid unb Die Siirtci 81
@unltcn bss lerbiiAen 9%rdtenoenter
&uroasorscwiti1 iimo. s. miro be
bunptct. bob Shirt Miluu, I'M Safe Ell
ols Ytirater naa @slsroo suriidfebri
obssisbt werOen wirb.
Sonbpn, 81. Suli. Cine SpcsjNl.
9sp,iAs aus &ulafuf meIoct. oub OF
tiirtiide Mrmee an leBten Samltaac be
N,lla Die lerbii9c @renje iibuidrtt
Cine grpbe 9Olsdi miro ermart,l
Inter ben 9rllIihen G%in@pbnern o..
Srir0siaauplagss bcrri@t 9spBs NujrE.
ouns iniulss clner YrOtIam0tion Ser
mild 9olNo's, Den Gbrllten fslren Ya
bon an seber.
Glue OspeiAe bcs rStonoaro" ou'
&asuia bsri@tst. DAP Ssllm Yal9' 81
tDDtcn ipuroe.
9onpon, 81. Suli. Cine @pe5'al'
hcpciae Dor .Ooily Neus" melOet au'
9elsroo, bnb Oncrl Intitl4, Der NaN
folstr oss @tn. 3a6. Sienlbl bombar
Dirt. Sieis Stabt 1T eiu dnbcrIt ,pldtI
ger liratesil3sr Yuntt.
Muttbar Yai1a 9iebt 5n, baB ct i
BEN @efe@te nit ben Montene9rlner
1000 Monn psrloren bat.
Oslircid iol Die @nneration int cd
be fiibren.
Cine i'll 9eitb eingeiroITtne SepeId
aus 8nIat3 melost, 6ab 10000 Sl1sr
, 1876-08-01
Jnlan0ili)e DepeCheu.

Yortlano, NE, 80. Suli. 81
Miible hes 0In. S. s. 8-adttt am TuB'
Der Sanpprlirabe wuroe GIFT RI Dforsel
ourd eiE 6euer scrItDrt. 0erlult s32
600 0erIiderun9 $4,000.
Sprin9fieIo, MoH., 80. Sui.
9ie r9lte Ylonier- Miibls" 5u a'bpl, 81.
ssntbum Der So. 9unour &c Yiptr
%brann!s 9~etsrn Mor9cn ab. @erlul1
$4,000.
8ohon, 80. Suli. Sn Wjtburp.
Moii., erei3nete lih gcitern cine lhted
ll1e 6suersbrunit, mel6e Glsenlbun
gum Wsrtbe bon 100000 Serii0rte. 9a.
6sucr brad in Den 9ortirrdulnen Don
2apbam's 8ollpinnerei aus uno er9r,f
ous 9auptsebduoe, pelbcs 9dnjli6 eia
9edihcrt wuroe. Yerli6trun9 $4,000
gineinnoti 80. Suit. Aus
Sent, Oblp, miro beri9tst, oaB oOrt d.
1|a9ennnnte pgarl'Slrd' 9anSli9 ohge
bra.nt it a+ia.s=&asIanA@==
Golu b :. .. 30. sui. SoO
Gttue:, lclt Is SaUren @ngelt liter Il
Dlelisen Y~pitamt, puroe gtltern NRot
Jen ,ptgon Seroubung pom SIbhr1el
uerboilet. e. 4eItunp leine Sbulo et".
g t. Qpuis, 80. Suli. 3wilhM ::
nno 4 srlttrn D.iprgen ttstr EN- 2orna
% ii er Den noroli6en 3bNl pltl,
Gounips mo THAT gu BEN SNHoen D,
Sturm terrific ped uDto!Ibtn StabltDtt
uno bel6uulgts mebrcre 9aultl; etnel
oe.lelben 1tdl5ts cln. uno eth tlclilt'
lytdp1m wuroe 9rtootet.
, 1876-08-01

feIcn i'm &autalus li9 sesen Die &ui,
len er6oben uno olte boieItlt sorniioni=
renosn Sruppen iiberwdlti9t boben.
Sic @rdueltbatcn Der Siirtsn igrsSos=
nicn bouern fort. Sn Den 96rfsrn Ycr=
pan unb Simar wurocn 300 ginuobner
9efoltert uto Ipdter ertrdntt. 3wDll
Srauen purocn in Ynuica nit Sdbeln
buAhabliN in Stiids gelhnittcn uno 60
&inoer in Gatblupo SIT Sooe 8eIisinigt.
Sn Sofolouo muroen 1870 Mdo0en se=
ihdnbet unb ermproet. Sn Yrpsool
luurben 5000 Gbliiteu b%insemebelt.
Cine @peaialoepeide Der Shines"
melost, buB Die Siirfen BEL l1rbiaa mad
einem sluelitiinoi9en Gcfsdt in wilOei
6lu9t bauonlieien. Ser grDbte SbelI
ibrer Nrmee cling perloren. 8ilot il!
um5jn9elt, lno in S.rebinie 1T Elm aa9c
mciner 8anif uusgsbroAen.
Siele Nieoerla9s ldbt Die Ser5e9owi
na pbne 0srtbcioi9ung gegen Die Dion
tenesrinsr. Ser nSeIesrap6" meloet il
8.Sns auf Die 5rieosnsuermlitcIuna Der
Mddte, roB Gn9lano our6 feline Ser
treter in Sclgrao uno gonitontinoptl
nit 3nfimmuna Der ii5eigen 9llddte, Die
eiulcitenoen 96ritte trtfen miro.
, 1876-08-01
Gpanlen.

9onbon, 81. Suli. Sic GgtDnisi'
eli lllc0a wnroe bel ibrer Mntuuft III
6panien Don Dem &0nise Nlfonlo, Dem
9rinaen bon Nlturicn uno pltl'n Dpber
MilitQr= unb Giuilbenmt'n empfon9el
sScuermerfe un0 Solute purocn lDr 81
Gbrcn obgefeuert, uno Nbenos Juno eIt'
illumination Itutt.
, 1876-08-01
Beetle Der Nujeigen:
neufas teIssr. Deps(1sH.
gentihtan0

opnoon, 81. Suit. @ie cine De-
peidc bcs u@%tanooro" qua Berlin mel=
bet. brod,en in uersonsener Mo6e 1000
beu,Ide Goloainen, irel6c lib I'M lloll-
den &ublonb nie%osr9elallsn batter. nod
Mmerita auf.
, 1876-08-01
GngianO.

2%onoon. 81. Suli. 9oAn. ga
muel Builder, 8ii9rf pon M atb uno
gremier-gi BON Srlano, ut ssltor.
ben.
, 1876-08-01
&C. n 4 e { q,
bas omerifanilde Tutter fir Gisb
Dieie a3iiAuns cutbdlt tein arienif

baa amertfanilhe Tutter fir Gtsb
Dicle Mliiduns cut0dlt fein arienif
pper pcr9lftete &toffe.
IS brinot zine reire 6aut u1b Ga t araafQet-
npu Sanoen meg.
l,ssr Wrtitel bat inter elnen oneerr Namen
Wuncsr perri&tst III ben SisDbetrben Yrn
0rcE Sritianten,
ks n Elm letter G aamsa uah srs"u5t 9~sianhss
4lri1dt httm Pieb.
Sc t~efSrbsrt ten @a9stbatm sss innssn Bic
hes.
Gs psrtaubt eie @psilen nnt ersast Ianse
@pue bel SIoafet. 2
8ir Stppeire lit IS Gin Wfittel, spelGeS Nranf
teitsn pcn ibnsu atb0it.
IS re mat eas 8lrt Der pfeIee, NIntpieb
Ii T. 10.
| G'elii1ei neesiht en- rieIem SHUTTER, sc Ssrbtn-
bert GDeiesa unp sermtert nsS Ss9fn Won
Gifrn.
Gs mire in Scent pnfeten S~srfanft. Die
Getra. &sanmsilurSm 0nO lsbr Iei@t.
Sir 1 Site 50 30tb 400 Yaf'te
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Sem 9prf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-18
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
NROWN POINT 0OLO AND N

N1OWN POINT 0OLO AND 1I1s-
" vkk MINING co 0hPANY.--Iocation OF
prineipel pisss OF business. ssn frAnciseo.
caltfofnia.
:, Loc.iiOu Of works. 0old Hnl. Storey county.
Notics 10 hereby given. that si meeting Of
The Board of Dirsctors, held On the isth day OF
yuns. is7o. an assessment mo. 2GI OF One
Dollar per shav wa levied upon the espi.
tai stock OF the corporation. payable immsdi.
afely, In United ttstrs gold coin. 10 the sscrs-
t.ry, - the once Of the Company. tls Oailior-
MA street. RDon ~. Bsn Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpsId on the isth day Of July. 1916.
VIII be dsllnquent. and advertised Tor sale
o. publie ancti0n, and unless payment IL made
bsiore will be sold on TukspAY, the sth
day OF August. ls7d. 10 pay the delinquent ~
sesament, together with costa Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
ny order Of the board Of Directors.
CifAg. q. ELLIOT. Secretary.
Omce = Room % Haywsrd's buiidIng. tia
California street. Nam Ffancisco. California.
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