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C4SET COTNTy.
MiddfebHrO.

i had the pleasure Of attending the en-.
terisinment given at Middleburg Seminary
on the evening OF the 23d The house was
filled with interested spectators, who, for
several hours, we're well entertained. The
expressed opinions Of all present was that
il was the best entertainment Of the kind
they had ever attended. Prof Waters and
his valuable assistant, Miss Hannah Fair,
certainly deserve praise for their success in
training. The pieces were all we'll render
ed, Notwithstanding most of the sectors had
never appeared on the stage before. Some
Of the pupils exhibited real dramatic tai
ent, among whom Misses Mollie Royalty,
Bettir Cohey, Sallie Waters and Kiah Gift
ford and Mac Fair may he specially men.
toned. Also, DIR. J. T. Williams, who per-
sonated the old man in the tableau, "Bet-
ter to be an old mans darling than young
mans slave The doctor evidently mis-
took his calling. Had he prepared him
self for the stage he would certainly have
made iirst-elass actor. After the literary
exercises, the audience adjourned to the
lower room Of tie Seminary, where the la
dice Of Middleburg and vicinity had pre-
pared an excellent supper. After the re-
treatments, the young ladies aud gentlemen
enjoyed a delightful promenade. 4 prom
nent feature among the enjoymenls Of the
evening was the music dispensed by the
band. The funds realized amounted to
about $50, which is 10 be expended toward
the completion Of the house
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RoyLE C0rxTY.



"Ah"'Ach l.iriNfE''--on The 22di )
i'ano 20 Mise Belle Nonng."...on 9Th
's"',ln' wise to M's' sallie Pendegran.
I'm 2Sth' Adolphm nderwood TO Mis-
>ocia '. Mitchell.
Died, IN Danville, on Wednesday last,
MIS- Mary T. Moore, relict Of the late Sam
Moore, IN the Goth year Of her age. Her
death was rather sudden, and AropleSy
was supposed TO have been the cause.
-sallie Irotier q colored woman, living
in the lower part Of Boyle county, has re-
ceived from the Government $1,000 PEN
sion money For her husband who visited
the pale nations Of the dead" during the
war.
a little youngster about 3 years old
and naturally having his mind filled with
Mother Goose having intently watched a
lew couples dancing he racquet, sPfrcrfi-
aiely quoted Jack he nimble, Jack be
quick ~.
Many Of the ladies viii keep open
' WV
soon become a custom...... There will be an
NJ. W. NJ. social gathering at the Clemens
House on Ihur'day evening ......Miss Pat
tie beaty viii give an entertainment to her
friend, Miss Ogden, who Is visiting her at
ms time
Mrs. Governor Cantrill is in the city
visiting her aihefs iamily"'"pick Dun
up mas re'nfheu rom Atkansas.''' Law
.en'e 'on's' sou o. ihohas L. Jones' OF
Ne"lofl, Is spehuins ms Nhris'nas WIN
I'VE 'anl'y OF Voi' y. W. Jones, o. TINS Guy
- y, ii'ne'' ., ~ LOUIS - spending
,ne "o''u''S !" Da".,''e''''''" IsS r'o''
nays "Ss gone TO washington rem 10
'''e',u 'o"oO''
-, ine eous'esa',o" OF Tue Ohhs.'an
Dna''" % ,'sn.ine mas sA'cnuea eau 70
,'u''s . - "'','"" anu o. = N''en 70 va
nsn Pu,P,' '0' '"e Vo'n',s .e"r'.'.'.D' a.
D. " ooi,o'N p'e'c"eu y. 'ne n"pus' onurch
u" '7"Hu'! nO'"'ns anu evening an" IS
TOT INSECURITY ." ou'"' "en"
.''''' ihe concert o. I''Ie' Po'n'eu'y
'e"Nes ou' ''e @e.''y W our must Nno"h
Nv .n''s''""s MS Soc'e'! !, sometimes
o''''" ''"l,''i"'e'' "nu eve" ny tue eur
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w II. Albright aud Thomas Haye,
leii Tuesday With lunaiic, IIerekiah
Lear, iof the Lexington Asylum.
The following were elected officers Of
Ashland Lodge No. $40, =. 4 A.Y. NJ, foi
the ensuing year q. W. Mcclure, W. NJ
Dr. W. p. Mckee, s. W; DR.. J. J. Brown
J. W. W. NJ. Weber, Treas d. y. VII
liams, sccyi c. W. Adams, 5. at.
On Tuesday difficulty which may
yet result in homicide occurred near New.
combs Mil between John Ovens and VIM
McNew. Owens used knife and McNew
handled an Ak. McNew wss not scratched
while blow which Owens received from
the AZ on the back Of his head, on line
with his ears, lifted bic skull about two
inches. McNew came into town that even.
ing and surrendered himself, and gives this
version Of the affair lie says he started
with his wagon to Newoomb's Mill, and
had stopped TO mend rome part Of bis wag-
on when John Owens and his brother Joe
came uP. John Immediately began to ac.
cuse McNew Of telling some woman lie
on him. MeNew denied this, but Owens
repeated the charge and threw a rock at
McNew. The latter insisted in his denial.
and Ovens started into him with knife.
He had got within about four feet Of him
and was preparing to Grip him open" when
McNew seized an Ak that CHANGED to be
leaning against the wagon and dealt him
On over-handed lick which sent him TO bed
in the beautiful snow. Dr. J. J. Brown
went ont and dressed Owens wounds and
reports that he may possibly recover. Me.
News character has heretofore been hat Of
quiet citizen, while Owens has enjoyed
the reputation Of a fighter.
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ROCkCAsTIE.
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IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN A BOYS.

The ISL Session OF the Commercial College o
kentneky University, Lexington, Ky, begins on
Tuesday, January an, 1851. Bookkeeping, Busi.
Mercantile Correspondence, Ac., are the main lea.
lures OF this College; allowing lis students 10 at
tend The other Colleges Of the University for one
year IA any other course Of study frce Of charge.
~ viii take you rom 10 months 10 complete
our lull Diploma course, al total cost OF about
slS' This includes your tuition, books board, sta
uonefy aud all necessary expenses. You can pro-
cure complete business education at this College
a. One-third less cost aud In one-third less time
than al any similar College, with a. uiauy line al
Nantages Ia America. We refer 10 1900 successful
graduates Of the faculty OF this College. For par
iiculaTs call al the College Hall, 5. ". Cor. Main
aud Mil ,is., or address lts President
n WILBUR II. SMITH, Lexington, Ky.
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Willard Hotel Lottery
A Fins.l,m Tu,ai.s.. Es..l FOR q.
1854 Cash Prizes and l.4l6 Property
Prizes Amounting 10 s369,S5O

This Drawing will take place az Louisville,
ky., Dee. ~. 1850. under authority Of a Spec
cial Act OF the Kentucky legislature, and will be-
under the absolute control Of the following disiu-
Hon. Robert Mallory, late M q, OF Oldham Co;
4. NJ. flourn0y, President Of the Louisville Car
Roof Co Hon. "a. r. Whitaker, Of Covingtoni
Henry Clay, Jr., late Prosecuting Attorney Of
the Louisville city Court aud q. A. Winston, of
the Law drm OF |. a j. Caldwell Winston, Of
IouisVflle.
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E,reeilenf. sna BeamfiI.Iiy Printed.

TnE ISrrnIoR JoURNAL, Published at
stanford, Ky, by w. 7. Walton, was a
daily double number last week, containing
siKiy.iour columns OF excellent matter,
beautifully printed.-lC ourier.Journal
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BRICK FOR SALE.

J. u. ALBRIGHT 4 CO, BGODHEAD. KY.
have large number Of Brick for sale, at The fol-
lowing price Hard Brick at the Kiln, g PER
thousand. soit Brick, at the Kiln, S.
Recently this firm has gone extensively into the
Drug husness,and are prepared to il prescriptions
at any time. 45l-im
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NOTICE .

All persons indebted 10 A. g.. Pendleton are here
~ notified that IL immediate settlement il not
made, their accounts will be placed In the hands
ofan officer for collection.
ID. u. LDMIsrON, Trustee.
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Prl.ea Amenn Ifs nesf Errhanne.

TnE lSrERioR JorRSAL has eyoluted
greatly, Last week il came oul an flying
colors as one Of our largest papers publish
ed In the State. We prize il a. one Of our
bssi eEch anRes = Somerset Reporter
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House and Lot in Stanford
FOR SALE!

4 OFFER FOR SALE, PRIVATELY, NY
House and Lot on Dauville siseet. The Hou-e has
rooms aud a cellar, and the Lot contains half an
acre, with good Cistern, Stable, Coal HOUSE and
other uecessary outbuildings on Il. Apply 10
ill-lm y. u. nIGGINS. SlanIoTd. Ky.
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LIST OF PRIZES.
rss M,I,ars ms,s :. Win ali LIS s.stttt

whole Ticket, -. Halves, a. CHARTERS, o..
Resp0nsibl agents wanted al an important points
for circulars giFing ull information and iur Tickets
address W. a. d. WHIPS, willard Hotel, Louis
Vile, Ky, or ", SCOTT GLORE, Book seller, Lou
issilie. Ky,
The H0iel 4 nov open, aud viii be run by the
undera gned until ID i ready 10 be transferred
the lucky winner. The puklio are Invited 10 stop
With NE and see the property iar themselves.
st9-td W. L. d. WHIPS.
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LEDUc, the Commissioner OF Agri.
culture, has gone to Florida to plant
tea. OF course this experiment is at
the expense OF the Government. lie.
due, as big fool as he is, would never
appropriate his own funds in that
way.
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KENTUCKY is credited by the full
census returns, with population of
| ,6i7, 500, an increase Of 327, 5Ss in
ten years. The CD. says that moth
ing has been done so induce emigranis
and the increase is due alone to home
productions.
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ChickeFing &Sons'
PIANOS
GEO. ID. WEAREN.

FOR FIFTY EIGHT YEARS HAVE BEEN ACKNOWLEDGED
the Standard Piano the World greatest
Artists Their beautiful Singing Tone and Light Elastic always
light the True Musician They longer require tuning
BEST PIANOS in the market They
and the Highest Award given o any in
The EMERSON PIANOS, Of their great durability excel
lent quality and moderate price sought purchased by largest
number Buyer We Tventyone Year endorse
them the Most Reliable any market at moderate
price.
The CLouen WARREN ORGANS widely celebrated are vast.
y superior Others. once convince
all of the truth prices Low our terms are EASY
Purchasers should US our store before buying
JOHN CHURCH g. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers SO West 4th St. CINCINNATI
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Boyle County
Stock Farm
FOR SALE

VIZ WILL SELL AT VERY Low FIGURES
the arm lying In Boyle county, on the Turnpiks
Road from Lancaster 10 Danyille, "a which = W
Miller nos resides, containing
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We ARE glad to be assured by the
Bardstown Record that Mr.. John z.
Murray. has determined not to make
the race for State Senator. lie is
worth more to the country as an edi-
tor than in any other business, in
which he could engage, besides it is
a profession that is more honor
able and more remuneratiye than that
Of a member of the legislature.
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A New Years card of the most ele-
CANT design has been received from
the staunch paper firm of Louis Sni.
der's Sons, Cincinnati. We thank
them for it aud wish them as prosper.
Gus a new year as the old one has
been 10 them.
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WHAT has become of that interest.
daily, the Congressional Reeord' It
must have suspended, as we haven't
had copy since the assembling of the
last Congress. Heretofore they have
come during the term with a distress
ing regularity.
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TnE amount of four.per-cent. Uni
ted States bonds held by foreigners is
SOP, $50. The National banks own
1882, 1891, 100, and individual citizens
1898, O62,0j0. Wonder if three.per-
cent. bonds will go off as much like
hot cakes as the above.
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4S6 Acres /!

Under Good STATE Of Cultivation Every Aeia
Productive.
II Has Two Comfortable Dwelling
Houses, All Necessary 0ut-Buildings
Good Orchard, All Well Fenced, and
is the Best Watered Place in Boyle
County.
We VIII divide ID into tso ioIe tTasts, iidesifol
and viii sell Il on long time 90 responsible pafics
Any Que desiring 10 look AZ aid iarn sill call on
1eo. Denny a. Lancaster, Or > W. Miller ON the
NATIONAL Ran. LANCASTER.
si9-lm
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TWENTY murders were committed
in Ohio during 1880, yet the truly
good Richard Smith, Of the CARTE,
occasionally undertakes to lecture
Kentucky on her law breaking. Ills
good work, like his charity, should
Start q. home
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Fifty Acres of Hanging Fork
Land For Sale.

TliE Farm HAS on ~ A BON HOUSE. A
uicliaicly on the county road Call on or 40.
drUss
i1l-im .. o.. PEAK.
stanford. ~.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-16
Hot Weather at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July 13.-Notwith-
standing brisk breezes from the
northwest, to-day has been the hot
test for the Summer. At the signal
Office, in the business center Of the
city, the mercury at 2:30 was go.
At 9 o'clock tonight it marked $50.
Several deaths have resulted from
sunstroke.
Hot Weather at Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 13.-The thertnom-
eter rose to 80 this afternoon.
Several cases of sunstrVke occurred
yesterday and this morning, but none
fatal. To day the weather is very
warm, but fair breeze prevents it
from being destructive to life. In
the interior, and apparently for a irs-
dius of 500 miles from here, the
heat was remarkably great, being SO
severe in harvest fields as to cause
almost total suspension Of work
during the day.
Later---The Hottest Day Of the Season.
The weather to-day has been hot
ter than any day of the series, the
thermometer in the shade ranging
from $40 to 1902 according to local
ity where the observations were
taken. The number of prostrations
from heat were greatly increased
and deaths from the same cause al
ready reported are 6, with the pros
poets OF more before morning. Per-
haps dozen others were overcome
and are in q more or less critical
condition. At about o'clock clouds
began to gather. The re was slight
rain and the air became consider
ably cooler with prospects at mid
night for greatly moderated tenn
perature for tomorrow.
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DR SIP 7 N N Il z
NO. IL KEARNEY STREET,
Trests all Chronic and Special Diseases.

Young Men
WHO may be Suffering from the effects
w of youthful fOllies or indiscretion,
will do well to avail themselves of this,
the greatest boon ever laid mt the altar of
suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case of
Seminal weakness or private disease Of
any kind or character which he undertakes
and fails to cure.
MIDDLEAGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty to
SIXTY Who are troubled with to frequent
rvac'.t; II of the bladder, often accom-
iai i ~ Il slight smarting or burning
SENSATION, and Il weakening of the system
in manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits
ropy sediment will often be found and
sometimes small particles ofalbumen will
appear. or the color will lie of thin milk
isl hue, again changing to a dark and
torpid appearance. There arc many men
who die Of this difficulty ignorant of the
cause. which is the second stage of semin-
al weakness. DIR. $. will guarantee per-
feet cure in all such cases, and healthy
restoration of the genitO- urinary organs.
OFFICE liovES-1O to and GtO8. Sun
days from 10 to II A. NJ. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice, S..
Call or address.
DIR. SPINNEY & co.
No. ~ kearny ST., San Franisco.
San Francisco, CAL, Ap'l. ID, 1878. 1:v
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SHERIFf'S SALE.
N rHE DIsrRI.r COURT OF TIL

~ ~ VT
FRS. saoie.s, Dsu,e, !, ~ sss'e "
vAas, ~ no ,oT y eoSn,y ". o.o'sy
gn ~ s'dt' Jhriios WI rM ~ III ana
U,.stSa wI. nv n.,."a.n,. iI.d.r .na he
yis,ns of M order OF ssIs and decree ,oreIo,ins
80 n.Acs,hsa 1870 an, ~ tns nistrcI Court
~ w., I,a,.,s, nt.,,,c, an "a ~, siorsy
Sa.ns u,s,s NJ Nnv.as ON ,bs lin ssy OF
..sy, IN i.s" in ,hs sh.'v. sni,,irG ac.
so,sea 1880 49,, w.in,,,s IN sboys
non, ~neIs,n "nn, ,ncy, go NV.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-21
A PROCLAMATION
BY the Governor OF the state Of
Nevada.

TN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION ONE
ID OF can Act to Aseerta n an Express
the Will II the People OF tbs rtate OF Nevada
upon tue sub ect VI CHINESE Immigration" sp-
proved FEBRUARY n. 1919.
4, JoRS II. KISxKAD. Governor ofthe State Of
Nevsd.. do h-rebs call upon the electors OF this
state 10 sigpify at the General Election TO be
held November 2. 1880. their will 80 TO the
continuance OF prohibition OF Chinese imuisrs
ton. by placing upon their ballots For Chi.
ness Inmisrstion. In favor thereof or
"Asainss Chinese immigration" IL opposed
thereto.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
Get my hand and caused the Grvat
seal OF the state OF Nevada to be
sxAL afated. Done ct Carson CITY. this
nr.t day Of October, a. D. isso.
JOHN II. KINKEAD,
Governor Of the state Of Nevada
Dy the Governor:
JAsyEn BAscocx. Secretary OF Stats.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
BuIIiou-Consiuued.

And in accordance with law. and an order oil
tho Board OF Dirctop. made on the thirty
nret l3ist) day OF Ausu.t, 1880. 80 many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock a. may DC
necersary win be sold 1t public auction. at
the ON Q Of Parker C~rittepden. boom 70. Mer'
chants Exchange. 43i California street. Ban
francisco, California, or THIRSD y. the
TWENTY. FL ,HiH (2Stb) LAY tF OCTO
BEk. ibSJ. at the hour OF Two "a O'Clock r -,
thereon. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
I'M BRAZELL, Secretary.
01iee-No a2s Montgomery street, Room 8.
safe Deposit Building. Ban Francisco. Cali
fornia. OCT
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MARSHAI'S NOTICE.

N1orIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Town ordinance prohibiting the running
O. large Of hcgs within the limits Of the town
OF sod Hill will irom This date DO strictly
enforced. A pen has been constructed for the
dstsotion Of hogs that may be found run
ming at large, and the legal penalty for such
dstsntion will DO collected IN ever cassl
n KsNNeoY. Town Marshal.
Gold Hin. August %. 1850. %
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No. Cert. shs. Amt

And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the 18th day
Of September, 1850. so many shares OF
each parcel Of such stock 10 may be necersaTy
all be sold at public auction. at the tfhcs OF
the Company. No. 23 Main ttreet, Gold HILL,
Nevada. Oh wEDNEsDAY, the BkvEN.
TkKaTH day OF NOVEMBER, 1880. o. the hour
OF s O'Clock r. ~. OF said day, to pay said de-
llnQuent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of Advertising ana expenses OF the sale.
FRANK A. WISE, b~crstary.
oface-23 Main street. Gold Hill, Nsvsoa.
nc1nfd
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

THE BOOKS FOR THE RRoIsTRATIoN
l OF votsn In TOWNSHIP No 8. Gold Hill.
will close on WEDNESDAY. oCToBRk 9th.
1850, at Q O'Clock ?. y All persons whose
m are not on the Register sf that time will
be barred from voting At the coming election
on November I'd, 1880.
J. p. PLANN1N0HAM,
Registry Agent.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
oyormau-Consinued.

the Bosrd of Directors. made on tho seventh dAv
of sepremtcr. 1850, 90 many shares OF each par
cal OF such stocK as may DO necessary wiz be
soiS a, onblic auction. at the otice OF the CON-
,snv' No. ana Califnrnia street. san frsncttoo.
cslifornis. on EDNEsDAY, the THIRD ga!
day Of NOVEMBER. lsS, a. ne nyul o..
o'cloci p. N. OF said day. to pay said deilnquen.
ss.essment thereon, together with costs OF
sdyertisinr ana expense OF sale:
GEO. ID. EDwAkDS, Secretary.
onioe-No. 4iA California street. Ban fran
cisco. California. ~
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A PROCLAMATION
BY the Governor OF the State Of
Nevada.
N COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION o. or

TN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION o. OF
an Act OF the Leet lsture entitled IAN Act
Relating TO Hectic s,"approved March -, 1875,
I. JoHN u. kISKKAD. Governor OF the State OF
N.vsds. do hereby offsr Q reward OF Uns Hun
dred Dollar. lor ths arrs-t and conviction OF
any person guilty OF Q misdsmeanor. and Q re.
vsrd OF Two Hundred Dollars { r the arrest
and conviction Of any person guilty ~ felony.
In violsti n Of any OF th, provisions OF toe
Aforesaid law. TIL above re = ards will be paid
III, The a.sregsted amount paii out reaches the
sum Of Ten thousand Dol ara
In witness whereof I have here
un,o Get my hind and caused the
treat seal 20 the State Of Nevada
ssAL to b. ariIsd. Done 81 Carson @ ~,
thisars. q y OF oe'oner; 4 D 1850.
JOHN II. kINKEAD.
Governor VI the state u nevada.
By the Governor:
JAsprn BAscocK, secretary Of State.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
RGaos . Of nrincinsi nl.os Of bu.insss.

nULLION MINING COMPANY.
ID Location OF principal place Of businsss.
Fan Francisco. California.
Location OF WORKS. Gold Hill. Storey county,
Nevads.
iovipq described stock on account OF atsess-
mept mo. 1851 levied on the ist day Of August.
iySO. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. - fol-
lows;
Names. NO. Ocrti. ens. Am
Atkiuton, Doud& 90. Trus- -,
tees -
Atkinson. Doud 4 Co, thu.
teee. ~
A,kinson d 90 T 7, Trus
Armrtrong J L, Trustee. ...i6L5t... l0....l0 =.
Block & Be,nhard, Trustees .63l1. 100. .i00 =.
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AND In accordance with law. and an order
day Of August. 1850. 20 many snarss OF each
parcel Of such stock ~ may DC necessary
will be sold at public auction. at the once VI
Parker I rittenden, ltoom Is. Merchants kx.
change BuiIdiBg. No. ISL Caliiornia STREET. san
rrsAcisco. California, on TCE.DAf, tbs line
teent Qsth) day VI October. 1851. at the hour
Of ] O'Clock p. y. OF said DAY, TO pay said do.
iinqucnt assessment thereon, together with
COSTS OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
J. W. PEW. secr,tsry.
onnce-Room IS. No. $40 Pine street. ran
Francisco, California.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DKRsoNs RESIDING IN VIRGINIA WHO
wish to subscribe for the Coin HuL
NEws can leave ordss for Il q ths Posto6oe
BOOB stofs, No. 10 South Q street.
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DELINQUENT SAILS.
,IyERMAN SILVER mININ0 con.

u PANY.-L ocaiIon Of principal place Of
business. San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill, storey county,
N,vada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing.described stock. on account OF asress.
ment mo. ~ levied on the seventh f7thl day OF
September. 1880, the several amounts set OPP
polite tho nance Of the respective share
holders. as follows;
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600 A WEEK. sis = day ct home :ss!ly
AGO, Augusta. Maine.