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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-05-31
W. j. Ridgewny q Co. use Of w. }. Ridge
way, vs. W. L. Austin q RI AEstin,

Va. w. Z. Austin Dc K. j. Austin.
All the right. title. ciHim and interest Of Z
Austin In and TO n certain tract Of land iy-
ing in the 9Th civil district Of Giles county,
Tenn, bounded east by Elk river, south BY
the lands OF n Grigsby, west by the lands
OF Mary A Harlow, north by the lsuds Of Ma
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-05-31

Blaine said laet summer that his
right hand might cling TO the roof
Of somebody's smoke-house and his
tongue forget how to lie out OF
stealing railroad bonds If he didn't
smash Hayes southern policy be-
fore it bore fruit. Now, he and
Morton have waltzed into the fold
like sweet little lambs and have let
out a contract to have their shirts
washed.
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ofland, (about,) on the waters Of Indian
creek N the goth civil district orGiles county,
ftnn, adjoining the lands Of Jno - Wright
so the east, VIM Il Wells, sr., deed, and K
Laird on the north, G Il Barris anu
Phelps on the west. and I i Tucker on the
soa;i. levied on ~ tho property Of said ]
R.A. BLOW. shoiig
maylT-9t Giles County.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-05-31
SCHEDULE.
!. Sd. & G. s.R R., Decatur Divis'n

Twelve years ago to-day Gen'l
Hood surrendered, and that dated
the end of the War of the Rebellion.
The vicissitudes of time have just
brought us peace in the amalgama-
ton Of parties, the cessation of sec
tional strife and the burial of the
bloody shirt. The opinions that
men have upon the issues that will
hereafter arse VIII class them with
this party or that. The parties
may still retain the names of the
two great factions that have warred
fer seventeen years, but the princi-
pies that have heretofore separated
them are buried, and men must al
lign themselves upon other issues.
May we not hope that our hard
ships have mostly proceeded from
our chickering's and strifes, and that
now prosperity will dawn? To our
mind, all things look propitious.
The disturbing element in politics,
the color question, with all its con
comitants, is settled amicably, our
finances are on a sound basis, hon
esty is again at a premium, indus
try S prevalent, and the European
war has many fruits for US. We
consider that this 18th anniversary
of the collapse of the rebellion wit
nesses an entire change in the whole
aspect of our affairs and that other
causes will produce other and better
effects. Let us at least hope so,
aud to assist such a consummation,
let us one and all stop now and for
ever cease CRYING shard times"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-05-31
40 Acres of Land

G. W. Whitfield vs.. j. p. Kirkland
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1Ho AGR,FS

his interest being an undivided one-seventh
Of said ltnds. Levied on as the property Of
X Austin.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-05-31
y TNIUU
Fain
Would ride
The tide

On pohcyEB plnion-
Flipl Flopi He'll come 70 the ground,
And he'll hear something drop with a terri
BILE sound,
When he's set down on by public opinion.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-05-31

W. +. Petty vs. b. o. bearing and J G. Bra
ley, stayor.
All the right, title and interest Of 3 U
Dsaring in aud TO a tract Of
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-05-31

Of and lying in the goth civil district Of Giles
county on the waters OF Indian creek, bound
ed north by w n Welir, south by w y Ben
mott, cast by d G Harris, west BY r i Ben
nett. Levied on as the property Of Jno
Wright.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-05-31

Columbia is to have a park.
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ACroS

Flautt, Martin q Co. vs. Jnc. D. Wright
Wells d. Co. VI. Jno. u. Wright.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05
rmE : nLAzg.

There Is but little doubt that the fire
which consumed 30 much wood near
Carson last Friday night was tho work
Of an incendiary. Somebody had . spite
against Yeriugton K Bliss, and thought
TO crafty il by destroying their property.
So far as the fro 10 concerned. the plot
was an abortiye ons. The wood that
was burned was fully Insured. and Yer
ington X Bliss did not lose one farthing.
hut the man or men who kindled the
fire have brought down upon them the
curses. richly deserved. Of every labor
ing man in Nevada. Wood IL dear enough
Ia the Winter season here. at all times,
aaj its consumption forms a large item
in the monthly expense Of tho working
man. But when. through . calamity Of
this kind. the supply is diminished be-
low the demand. the price. following the
u~nvaryiue laws Of trade. increases, and
the poor man suffers the consequences.
Ysrington K Bliss are Just NJ wealthy
today as they were before the fire. but
every poor man on tho Comstoek is
made poorer by this coniagration. and
the scoundrsls who caused 1t should be
summarily dealt with II discovered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05
san. FRANCISCO
Arrest Of workingmen for Mail
Ing sedisious speeches.
[,rrcrAL TO rnr ooLp NIL DAILY .rw..l

HAN FRAscIsco. November 81 T.. NJ
workingmen TO the number Of about BOG
assembled yesterday In front Of Irish
American Hall. but rs no arrangements
had been made to procure Its use the
crowd marched to tho music Of drum and
fife TO Horticultural Hall, passing Lotta's
fountain ON tho way, where they werc
Joined by others. and ,by the time they
reached the hall there worc 1000 or 1900
present. A number Of police were also
present. John o. Day began q speech,
but = warrant was instantly served on him.
A scene Of confusion followed, the crowd
making threatening demonstrations amid
great uproar, but tho officers stood firm.
Some Of the speakers on the stand
| counselled order. and Day was marched
out between two officers. Ono or two
speakers then addressed tho meeting in q
comparatively moderate tone. When II.
l.. knight took the stand he had scarcely
commenced when . warrant was also
served an him. Tremendous excite
ment cnsued. tho crowd pressing forward,
and . few attempted 10 mako q
rush on tho stand. Tho officers In
the meantime had been reinforced by u
squad from the City Hall, and one man
named James Wiley. who made himself
specially prominent In his attempt to In
cite q rescue. was collared by the police.
and both dragged into the corridor. where
the officers kept tho crowd ut bay and the
prisoners were hustled of 10 the City Hall,
where they were all locked up In default
Of bail. Thomas Bohcs then assumed
charge Of the meeting, aud after q futile
attempt 10 obtain offers Of bail from
tho crowd for the release OF Kearncy,
Day and others, adjourned the meet
ing. Another incendiary speaker. Will
liam Kennedy, was arrested this
morning, whilo visiting Kearncy In the
City Prison. The militia were assembled
at their armorics during the day aud q
strong guard kept up during tho night as
q precautionary measure. Ii was found
yesterday that the gun store OF A. j. Plato
4 Co., $40 Sacramento street, had boon
entered and thirty pistols Of an approved
pattern, with ammunition 10 suit, had
been stolen. Tho pistols taken were not
tho most valuable In the place, but they
were among tho most useful. The rob-
bers had been careful 10 secure every
weapon Of this particular design which
the dealers had on hand. Tho authorities
arc inclined 10 connect the crime with tho
present agitation.
Tho Republican State Central Commit
tee met yesterday and adopted resolutions
OF respect 10 tho memory Of Senator
Morton.
s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05
LONG


To-day all that was earthly Of Oliver
p. Morton. was consigned to the dust
from which il sprang. We have left to
us but the memory Of a noble man. The
massive brain. which could not rest
while Morton was alive. 10 at peace at
last. But tho work which that brain
accomplished remains, o glorious heri-
tags 10 down-troddsn humanity. not
only in this land. bat all over the world.
Morton has passed away, but his mem.
DRY remains. The earthly tenement
which his great soul inhabited, has been
laid to rest. but the work Of this man
can never die. II lives. and moves.
and brsaihss in the bodies OF millions
Of en~iranchissd slaves : 1t snimatss the
pulses Of this great republic to-day. II
has made n mark upon the national
records which all time cannot sffacs-a
mark which NO true patriot would con-
sent TO have wiped ost.
And 50 to-day We take Q long farewell
Of Americas greatest statesman. and the
Republican party's greatest leader. He
will meet with US no more TO guide our
counssls. But We shall recall his glsri.
u record in the and gain new
strength to baitlsSi 3 tho u Of jus.
ties aud human rights rs We DWELL upon
his memory. No man ever lived who
could moro so~nscisntiously say /; "write
me as n who loves his fellow men,"
than Oliver T.. Morton. and No man owe
lived. over whose death this whole ma
tion has more heartily mournsl : A
long. long farewell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05

been drawn up defining moro clearly than
heretofore what may be considered misde-
meanors and crimes on the part Of those
who address public audiences, stirring
them up TO deeds Of violence. It IL prob
able that In default Of procuring bail an
attempt will be made 10 obtain the liber-
alton Of K~oarney. Days and tho other agi-
tstors on writs Of habeas corpus. The re-
lief committee recently appointed 70 con-
slider. means for relieving the distress
prevailing among the poor classes hold .
meeting this morning, and issued an ad-
dress to the public stating that tho sub
committees were ready TO commence .
canvass Of the city for funds, and asking .
liberal response from all citizens.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE. or SUIT, COMMENCED.

ITO THE POLLOwING.SAMID DEPEND.
= ants, aud to all owners Of or clsimants 10 the
real estate md improvement. thereon, or i'm.
pruyements when assessed separately. In tbc
Town Of Gold I'LL. rto'-y county. Nevada,
heisinattr described. known and unknown
l0d are hereby nstihed that suits have been
commenced In The Justices Court OF T,wnshIp
No. .. stoicy EQUITY. S.yAd,. by the State Of
Nevada, plAintin. against each OF the defendants
hereinafter named. and each o. tho foil W.
In. described tracts W PARCELS Of land, " IN
tbs improyen cnts ,hereon, AID IMPROVEMENTS
when separately assessed. and all o snefs OF or
claimsnts TO the zane. known or ubkt own, TO
rvcover the tAx ana delinquency assessed to said
Defendants against said property, for The lseai
year commencing January 0, 4. d. 1870, aud
ending December 81. A. u. 1870. and thai .
summ0ns las been duly Issued IN "a. h case.
And you are further notiGcd that unless You
appear aud answer the complaint nicd in sali
canse ON or bcfor- ue FIRsT DAY
of DickMbEii. a.. 1871. Judgment will DO
taken against you aud the real estate aud i'm.
provrmenis therein dssc,ibsd. fr the amount
Of tar and delinquency specified. and costs Of
suit:
Andrews a. Liar and delinquency on
part Of Lt6. Block Q. Range % aud
impI''s,nen,.
northeast part 81 Lot ~. Block !,
RaDge A. AID IMPROVEMENTS. $500. GA
Brown Vim. No. l-1ar ard delibotpt cy
ON Lot. 9 and !. Block .. Range u,
aud improvements. % 10
0ardnrf Msry-Tsx and dslinquen } on
north 20 lcet OF Lot u. Dloct @. iiangc
W
Hooper wm.-TAx and dsli lu ney on
Lot -, Block ] Range u: also south
part Of Lot ~, Back ,. Range d, and
,lmpro,em.n,s. ..:..;.;.......... 2sps
Kelly JgiBts-TAx and delinquency ON
Lots -. %. IS, 20 ard ~, In u och d.
RaDgc u. and IMPROVEMENTS. ......., N %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05
srconp DISPATCH.
An Appeal for Ala from the Relief
Committee Illegal AssemblaEes
90 be Put Down.

San FnAScrsco, Nov. SIS P. M.-Reso-
buttons have been prepared and will prob
ably be introduced In the Board OF super
visors this afternoon calling for prompt
and efficient action on tho part Of tho police
and legal authorities 70 put down the spirit
Of lawlessness recently exhibited, and pun
ish those engaged in melting unlawful
acts. A supplementary ordinance has also
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05
GIRLS, raADESuNION.

There IL a servant girls traies-union at
Dubuque. Iowa. A lady recently endeav-
ored tn re engage q servant girl who
worked for her two years AGO and gave en-
collsnt satisfaction. but the girl resolutely
refused TO ~. though she acknowledged
that she liked her former mistress a. much
a. the latter liked her. The lady urged
her 10 give her reasons for refusing q per-
manent place with one whom she acknowl-
edged she liked 50 we'll. Then the girl
said that she was = member of a ring or
secret society Of servant girls. each ~
whom was pledged TO bring from her en-
ployer's n given amount Of provisions
meat, or -four. or butter. or soap. or some
thing-evcry week. and In return for this.
when out Of employment. the person to
whom these articles were given supported
them until they found. or she could lind
for them. another place. And the girl re-
fused 10 re-cnier the employment Of her
former mistress, because the lady hal been
50 Kind 10 her that she could not make up
her mind 10 steal anything from her.
Here We have the example. of . noble.
honest girl. who was worth her weight In
gold-it Is q notorious fact that too many
family servants are In the habit Of sup
plying their kindred and friends from their
employers larder-they only remember
they .sork fs, hir,. and honor or honesty Is
but q second consideration-it Is 80 also
with loo many In all employments. for
gratitude or thankfulness Is . stranger TO
such-and to be faithful as Was this noble
girl IL . rare thing. - ia. CALIFORNIA;
Far~,,.l
We fail to sec where "'tbs example Of
a noble, honest girl. worth her weight
in gold in" She simply was
"nobls AMI honest enough to confess
that she was n member Of an organized
band Of thieves. and having stolen meat.
flour. butter and soap from the aisrs-
said lady for a couple Of years. she
kindly preferred to forage IN somebody
else. Good girl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05
EUROPE.
lsPsciAL DisrArcH 70 rus Coin HUI
DAILY Naval
I'm. Crent War IN IN. r..,.


The Great War fn East.
LONDON, Nov. A Vienna correspon-
dan, writes that there Ia mpcb J-;.con,or,
a. n.-...,. .on,,rn,nn an. - tn.
u scarcei! 'Ani'! III 4hoiuAviA which has
not lost q relative. The full strength OF
tho Roumanian army was sent into the
6eld AT the beginning of tho war. Some
oonr.n,ss nov have only ana oe,.or .r5
.-~~'
- tnere arc nv feser'o vinooIs 'uo army Is
d~isorsanizea; A1ser .ne ensagement OF
INC ivln, .nv n .nlcssneu
muuny " iuIA'ei sNnP's "erv maui W
ieaa ,nem ~ Se, I'M uean. ino ion'
ists.t no..ibIs date and immeiistely ~.
proroeued. Thus all chance of Uoumani.
retiring from the war seems 10 have van.
isbed. Largo bodies Of troops arc being
massed nj Tirneya and tho reinforcements
constantly arriving arc being eschaloned
on the Sist0va. Biela and Tirn0ya line.
sr prrrusnuno. Nov. 4.-Tbo ida. IL
r.nijiy Gaining ground hero tbat nerb,n.
M w.r NAV 10 1nished tbis wear Car.
~tsinlv. a great effort will Ina made hi.
GENERALLY believed that In mo event M .pc-
ce.s. Rn.si. will demand Tho free na.ssy,
Of tbe straits and the Autonomy Of Nort6.
arm Bnlraria updor somo German nrince.
with M uarantes Of line Grest Power,
-
n1Tsovs, win
'uo iu,As ~ s. n.s smn ~ ,iynn Pe'-
.oa.s w ~. - ,so wiiaas, ran. ~.
the condition OF Kars Is almost homeless,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05

Nkw PArnSS.-Throush Dewey 4
Co.. Patent Agents, San Francisco. we
~recsive the following list OF United
States patents. granted to Pacific Coast
inventors. viz: A. NJ. Abbott. Stockton.
Cal. windmill; W. G. Carlton, Boise
City. Idaho. axle gauge: Aaron NJ. Cor
nelius. Oregon City. Oregon. washing
machine; J. Failing. Umatilla. Oregon.
eandlestiek: Hilamon $. Laird. San Luis
obispo. Cal, baling press; Bsthums
Perry, Albion Cal. drawing pen; W. II.
Ahrsns. San Luis obispo. Cal. cheese
press; Samuel ID. Martin. s. r.. device
for releasing animals from stalls; Nj.
chael l.. Merry. Chico. Cal. weighing
scoops; Carl A. Stedtfeldt. s. r.. pro-
cess Of reducing silver ores: Charles G.
Stevenson. Cold Hill. New, feeder for
stamp mills; q. A. Tysr and W. J.
Horne. 8. =. elastic trusses: Grade
mark) Henry T.. Bothim. \. T.. yeast
poWuer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE or SUITS COMMENCED.

no THE POLfOwik0.SAMrD DEPEND.
= ants. and 10 ell owners 81 or claimants totbs
rral e-tats Apd improvements ihs Fson, o. Inn.
provements when assessed separately, To- tha
Town a Gsld nil. STOREY county. Nevads.
hereinafter drvenLsd. Known And uf tnovn :
You sie h.rcby no'ia.d that cults have t-en
commenced In ihs Justices Court of Township
No. 4, btorry county, Nevada, BY The htste uf
Nevada. plaintiff. again q each Of The d. PENDANTS
hereinafter FAMED, and each Of The 9 ~lioetnv.
dcrcrib-d tracts or parcels Of land. with ,h. ,ni-
pfovcuents ibercon, and Improvements when
feparsiely assessed. and all owners 81 or claim.
ants IN tho ssme, known or unknown. 10 ~.
cover the TAI and deli qucncy a,r. ssoi 10 said
defendants against said property. for tho fiscal
year commencing Jsnnary J.. a. ID. is7d, and
ending Ncetnber 81, A. ID. 1916. aud that q
summons hA. been duly i.,ued In zach CAGE.
And ron are further NOTIFIED that nnless you
app sr sDd answer the complaint hi,d In taid
csnre IN or before The fifST DAY OF
DRCRMBBR. Nd. 1871. Judgment will be
taken against you and the rial estate aud Inn.
oftar Ard delinquli cy specified and coats Of suiI:
Fitxsimnons, \. W TAT and delit q
ry un part of Lot ~. Block !, Ranes
q. and im~proyensni.. .............. % 10
Mathew. 4 o'.-r.n and delinquency on
Mncoux, R-Tsx and delinquency on
real estate on American Ffat..... M
Mcknight. Jamts-Tax and delinquency
on part Of Lot q. Blo,k !, Range d,
and Improvements. ...... .......... 8
Rough Z he,dy Mining c~ompany-rsx
and delinquency IN land and improve
ments east of woodviile mill......... IL 10
South ophir Mining Company Tar snd
Dell, qnsney On llnd 30 81 Gown
Wiltshire. Oeorge-Tax and delinq
on improvements ou sround In
i.v. DRAKE. -"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05

ON Of the most refreshing displays
in political campaigning this year Is the
plaeky stand the WISCONSIN Republicans
have taken in favor Of honest money.
While the Democrats have gone com.
plstely over TO the inf~aiionists. adopt
ing their platform and candidate. the
Republicans are fighting. openly and
fearlessly. in favor Of the Resumption
Act and against cheap money Of all
kinds. The State Committee has issued
m admirable address. refuting. in q clear
and complete manner. the arguments
against resumption. and in favor Of the
reconciliation OF silver. and showing
that the only road to genuine prosperity
Is the honest N The party may posi-
bly, bs defeated. but 1t can Afford to 30
on such u courss rs this.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05
A PINR THING FOR TnR TRRru

Fragrant sos0D0sT Is . composition Of
tho purest and choicest ingredients OF the
Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every ingredisnt
II well Known 10 have q beneficial effect on the
teoth and eums. Its embalming or antiscptic
property and aromatic fragrance makes u .
greeAblc adore from the br, Ath caused by CO.
tarrh, bad teeth. ctr. IL 10 entirely free from
the inIuriOur and acrid properties Of tootl,
paslcs and powders, which destroy the enamel.
One bottle lahts Hix months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05
LEGAL.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
roricE OF SUITS COMMENCED.

NOTICE OF SUITE Co"'i'""'
mo THE FoLLowINo-SAMED DEPEND.
II snts. and to all owners or cl.imsnis. known
a., uoknown. Of tho real estate and
ne improvements th'rson. hereinafter de-
pcrILed or impr' .cm.nts. whsh r.p.asIy ~
been commenced In the Justices Court IN
township No. 8, Gold HI, storey county.
state on Nevada, before n q. Cook. Justice OF
the Peace Of said Township Q y. by the Iosh
| OF Gold Hill, as plaintiff. against .a,h ~ .ne
Attendants hereinafter named, and agAipst
ssch of the foliJwiDg-deseribed pareels or
trscis Of land with the improvements thereon.
Anil The improvements. when aserSd eepaf..
steiy. situate within thu corporate Ilmit- OF
the Town VI Gold Hill. and all OWNERS % claim
ants 10 the came. known or unknown. 70 re.
| cover The corporation tax OF the Town OF GOLD
i'm afor said, and the delinquency assessed TO
saId defendants. In United states 10 com.
against the said property. for the mccall year
commencing on the nrt Mondsy OF nay. "
isTJ. and ending the mt Monday OF NAY, I'D;
liza and that q summons has been duly i.sned
10 each suit. And you are further notlnea tnAt
m Won fail 10 appear and answer the complaint
nled in sail setion on o. before the "a dsy ot
December. A. ID. 1871. Of the hour o. ~ CLOCK
A. n. OF paid day. judgment wnl be isken
against you and the posscssory claim OF CLAIMS
and the improvements thereon. hereinafter des-
crib~d. I'm United sia'er pold coin. for the
amount Of said tar. with the ten per cent: dc.
linqu. ncy, In like coin. and for all corts subse.
queui To- the a,,e.sment OF ,.i1 taxes hha cos's
Of puit, In United States gold coin:
y. Allen and Lot Q, Block ]. Range IT,,
rrd, Babbler and q portion Of Lot ~.
Block !, Range o; value. SOD ....... 10
g.. N. Bennett and improvements west Of
Lot 80, Block I. Range III value. $50; cs
Richard Ercwef and unsufveycf innd and
improvements northwest Of yellow
Jacket new haft ) value. . iso....:. sU
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05
Lnesiion Of nrineibsi NJ

OCOMfhNI Lochuou ". pfLneiphi pince
Of business, nan Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that II . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on The "a day
Of November. 1871, an assessment (No. sol of
Three Dollars per share was levied upon the cap
ital stock Il the corporation. payable immcdi.
ately. In United states gold coin. 10 the Secre.
tsry, 81 the once 0f the Company, No. tll
California strc-t, Gan Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
1871, will be delinquent, and advertised for
rale al public auction. and unless payment 10
made before will be rold on FRIDAY, the
asth day OF December. 1871, To pay the deiln-
Quent assessment. togethet with costs Of I'D
vertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors. .
0RO. ID. EDwAltD6, sseretaU.
oniee-No. tit California stpet. Ban Ynan.
eisco. California. nootd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05

From John rlsgg. Hsq.. Of Bennington, N. H.:
"Thres Year, since I wss very much reduced
with q dreadful cough. which rsrhited In Bron.
chitis, snsctins me 90 severely ss to rend.r u
dlficult to speak In an audible voice. To this
was added severe night sweats. and ] ives Far.
full of going into q decline. After recourse 70
,ariaus remedies. 10 no purpose. ! made U.S. OF
Dr. wistar's Halssm Of Wild CherrS. q lev bot
ties of which fully restored me TO health.
s.nc- that time I have hsd several severe attacks
Of cough, but the balsain has always removed
them. ] always keep u BY me. and should not
know how 10 do without H." Sod by all drug.
sists, mol m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05
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To all Who arc suffering from the error and
lndiscrctions Of youth. nervous weaknsss. early
decay. loss OF manhood. etc. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you, rRkK OF CHANCE.
rhis grvat rsrn-dy Vas discovered by . mission.
ary In South America. send . self-sddrrssed
envelope TO the Rkv. JOSEPH r. INhAN,
Station u, Bible House, New York City.
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