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A. n. STEPHENS COUSIN

am ffst cousin OFF thr late EN.dovcrnor Al
cIsudrr u. 80 ph'us. and have boon postal
clerk uu different railroads since iHN IUr tenn
ysnr- hsyc been sufferer from a cancer uu
my face which grew worse until the ~. ChHrf
~ matter became pfnfusc mud very offensive
became thoroughly ilsgustHi with blood pun
.frrs and pronounced them humbuE-. n. had
tried many Vithuui relief
Finally ! Was Induced to use 70 49, 70 which
was about tho lst Of February, aud uuuuri
o., use till the latter pnft ut April IhruN ms.
iyc discharge decreased 40 once aud thH hHri.
noes AROUND mo cancer il-nprrAfvt n Inn.
proved my general lyt' % ami 7 rap MS gain
ri hualth HuI strength. The discharge ErU.
uH rs decreased ANT ihc cancer became lose
and les I'm Size until nothing fpWalrs except
a scar 10 tell iho tale utu once 'uuEct us can.
Ger Al who have seen mt tiurr have com.
mtuUDi the u,p nj % 49, 49, bear testimony ui
my great ir yruyvmruL und the scar 900 ms
iar, how. That o. cured ih- rNurrr I nni Shat
49, % comes s4usryIy 70. 90 what li zee
umwvutri. Hni q cannot SIS too much 400
urni-r of ihi' wonderful mrllUlu have
trirI them eIl bYi u 70 % stands a. the t"p H7
a blood purihrr
Ih, uluvrl, copied from th. Nirn- .uH.
Hnuusr. NWchusu, hcluF 'hr voluntary Nu.
guHsr Ut STR Jum. a A. utror which Editor
Can't lu 'ufse-
Mr. itp,f r. an honest upright ui'I ..u "
AtNuu-. who hHl bad cancer. Hui Ilr uIW-
tIuls friends Thought mat hb Nuuil UHf IH.t
f"b long a. thr cancer s,. graiuHlls shppius
.v foundation ut hlz constitution. but uuH
IuuAH well uul hearts
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DoN'r 20 lishiug with the president
in the Adriondacks or elsew here, ii
you would ask him for an Office.
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SENrEK may makea good lawyer
Notwithstanding lac did iHll to make
Il governor OF swain,
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All who dr-ltc niu Information about the
cause and Cutruf Blood fuAuu- 7cruluiH and
-UIutuluu4 swelling. lrprs Sores khruuutis m
kidney Complaints tttHffh rtc can srcutr by
mHit, free uglpy III oar ~ page illustrated
Book of Wonders ul.tI with thv most wonder
nj sui startling pt1li ever before known
Address, BLOOD BALM go.
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Has the La Grange journal work.
ed it-clf INTO u good humor with
IuE Examiner YET
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FROM ths Laredo Times
ltisnow snid that Envoy Srdge.
wick was prcmptorily called home
Uy his wife.
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STATE DEMoCRArIC TICKET

STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For governor, l.. ), Ross,
For lieutenant governor. Y. Il
Wheeler.
For Heterogeneous, James 5.
Hogg.
For associate Justice, Reuben Il.
Saiues.
For land commissioner Il. VI. Hall
For comptroller, John y. Mccall.
For treasurer, Frank Lubbock
For superintendent public mStruc-
lion. y. ii. Cooper,
THE DISTRICT TICKET
For loater, a. { rrcndergast.
For district judge, no nomination.
THE COUNTY TICKET,
For representative, Seth T. Mills
For county judge, VIM, W. Evans.
gor county attorney, a. NJ. Harris
For county clerk, John ". Bnkcr.
lrsr district clerk, H. Il, Bcasly.
For sheriff, Bill Harris.
For treasurer, j. -, Wallace,
For tax collector, OTIS W David.
For taA Assessor, ;. l.. Norwood.
For county surveyor, Andrew God
dard.
For cattle aud hide. inspector, Ike
Pryor.
for public weighcr, j. ). Mills,
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y isr ihoi. M 'ia.. riu, r,v,s ~ H.. c"r,',.,
EoIilt,. viii rl.n.s atpiy fn IA, secretary
A NrCU Lu7T-uu september tn gold.
.uuw 81 raid ou delivery 60 thi- orlce AMI
uu Iuy.. otis asked.
W AGO MOS nor nae "no"l que
INNIi'h HIA mo heHllhE sN'''N "' al
MOST '' many sl1iH'
\A 400 tu-ll' .liuf val uul-h
" 't " ''" "I''' ""N '-h' your ".' 'h'
'. var I''
y 'l 40 'tl ~ 81 lhh0N Nls
,t..,., ' ."',., ,'.", , S,,,,,1s. ,'''
W. '.' ', 49," 49,, ' 'y",,' - "a Ia,'
oufurrw seventh aud MARI streets. Waco. Iut
Ns" manufacture White Oak Cotton Baskets
hN"t ihs' old coos 'i"Ne or d" ue" one
"'' "'''''' 0"'''
Ia .,ii.. KIN .sv s,I ,.t 'n...i.tI, ,I,.
.glAft Hast Nt.Y
ID EIEEpNIKItk
TWO DAY Iu .IIu house and .u,uu Of tlyir.
1 d f.t
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lNcLE George Duttou SAYS, Tom
kilIingsworth iH the Drightest odd
Fellow in the state.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-26

TIE EXAMINER il "old business
again to-day. Progressive mer-
chants advertise In The EXAMINER
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-26

Tine reaper, Death, has been very
busy with the old citizens oil waco
for the past week.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-26

CKANruL must feel good deal
a. Cardinal Woolsey did when Henry
went back on him.
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THE Express Is wise IN rs day Ih'
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such men he'll have to stay with us.
Al The Pacific HOlel--Wll scott,
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THE ClOTHIER.

NJuNET NNEu-uu housrholi furniture
vi without removal by join 10 MAY
tIEiU. .I.H. Auetlu nNtulu
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TINS Times is welcome to dub Waco
CottOnyllc. Why noty
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waco was busy yesterday, and
there WAS money in her ira tc. too.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-26

All the little fellows are sticking
pins in Gran We're sorry for Gran.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-26

THE heat Of the summer :. gone
nj last.
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49, - quality, H- heretofore hRV"
al grnd' =, but Uf the HIst WARE. ~
~tntpiA "bUsb' To- tHlk about lUNer
prices soti"W here else. nsN" plenty
~ competition ANA am not fOoI
enough ~ suppose can get more tor
nv goods than nnJ others g"t Tor ih~
same uunIity. ~ these hnr,i tiutes any
reliant - satisfied win "a barely Nv
INK pric" tor hts goods,
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Waco wants no Office.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-26

Tur wclmar Gimlct doesn't Dor,
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IUE KENT 4 good dwelling huu-r oi
7 north Nluh street Que house from uurnol
VI Barnard ay0uuu. Apply 700
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wheels OF Hn englhe which had Just
switched out VI the way Of the train
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WHEAT is tho rrop tor hi. .cctIon
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-26
G. A. SCHROEDER

ruMnER STEAM FILTER
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VIu KENT-Ahout l.u sores cot laud, know
| ~ the M,MurN place, for money rent
AprIy To- Waco Farm. tarr Dt 4. u rcuty
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La Dow Dix harrows
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=, h.,'t, -. -, "a Az
--,-----,
so,'.", '''' w. Wv - -,
you would ask him for an Office.
r.. No. .,..
publishes IA lengthy and touching
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-26

LNOR KEET-gu Hotus Oi pasture ON Robinson
II road miles nom Waco ruud water. Also
JlRurrs for sale t same place. Apply Ia
r. MONTGOMERY.
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NOS MEMBERS of the Congregation Ko-
y lef -hol. no desiring pcWs 'ur Oh, coming
HOLIDAYS Will please apply tu thy secretary.
= ui"sHhUr. x. - -uu.rr Bros
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GRAN still lives,
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THE WACO EXAMINER
waco. TEXAs, SEPT. AZ, 1856.

Advertising rates made known on application
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-25
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL.

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No strikes for Expressmen.

Through all the labor troubles of months past
no strikes, or even mutterings OF dissatisfaction
have been heard among exprcssmen. Doubtless
the messengers feel that they are hardly paid
enough salary for the work they do and the re-
Eponsihility which rests upon them, and some OF
she officers, we know, have such conviction,
yet the permanency of their Positions and the
prouptness with which they are paid, are items
for consideration The Expressman for May In
speaking of the relations between employees of
tx1-ess companies and their methods
Of doing business, has this to
say: Express government is more nearly oil
lied to patriarehal government than any other
corporate system in the country, and the fra
ternal feeling among expressmen-president,
manager superintendent and messenger lis
stronger than among the followers or any pro-
fessiea. it can very safely be asserted. The Of
fcers feel for their men, and treat them like men:
and the men are wise enough to see 1T. and suf-
helensly sensible to appreciate IT. The dona-
ttohs made by the companies TO the insurance
associations, and other beuevolences, back IN the
past when the present live issue had not been
heard of. and the policy of kindly treatment.
recognition of merit and fair pay through
the years since the inception of the express bust
Ress. hearing fruit The express sys.
tenn OF the country to-day furnishes lesson Ia
employers who having trouble with their
men, and suggests possible solution TO the
great problem With the traternal feeling now
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not the consequence of disease. (2) The
certificate further stipulated that any state
ments made by the assured in his written
application were to be considered as warranted,
that such statements were in all respects true.
Held: That instruction that the burden Of prov
ing any of the statements or warranties thus
made was on the association, was lot error.
1916 Isaac johnson ct al VS.. George W.
johnson. Vigo G. G. Affirmed Elliott, d.
Where will was signed by the testator in
August, 1858, and was then attested by one of
the subscribing witnesses. but not attested
by the other witness until the following Deem
Der, it is not Invalid under the statutes, for the
reason that the subscribing witnesses did not at
test at the same time and in each others pres
ence.
1885, Board of Commissioners of Knox
County VS.. John H. Barnett Daviess c. G.
Affirmed. Howk, G. Affirmed on the author
ity of Boone, etc., VS.. Montgomery, at the last
term
12l38 The State vs. Portsmouth Savings
Bank Newton G. G. Reversed. Collars, j.
fSee report in another columnl
1880 Board of Commissioners OF Marion
County VS.. Center Township. ct al. Marion S. G.
Rehearing denied.
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THE SUNDAY JOURNAL

Has become the favorite issue of the week. The edi
ton printed that day is specially prepared and Is
steadily increasing in circulation from week 10 week.
It is sought after with avdty by both readers and
shrewd enterprising advertisers The literary char
acter of the Sunday Journal is high that of any
paper In the United States Besides the best writer's
in this country and in Europe whose works have APP
peared, and win continue to appear in It's columns.
THE JOURNAL has introduced to the public many
writers whose poems and sketches have now fixed
and standard literary character and authority While
drawing upon the best authors of the world for orig
inal matter for its columns. THE JOURNAL has been
and will continue to be specially the medium through
which local writers Of the best class may find APP
preeiative audience THE SUNDAY JOURNAL reaches
all points possible 30 be reached by railway early on
the day of its publication.
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A paper is row in circulation for the signature
of the general managers superintendent, gen
eral freight agents and local agents asking that
the Central Traffic Association adopt and enforce
rule which relieves the roads from paying
switching charges at railroad centers. such as
Indianapolis. Under the present method OF
doing the switching the roads pay this charge
For instance, if the c.. H. & d. places car for
loading at Evans & Richardson's mill they reach
it over switch the O.. l.. St L. & c. and
pay for this ST. so per car. If going to the sea-
board this sum is divided up among the roads over
which the car is forwarded. The scheme now
is to make the shipper-in this case 1t would be
Evans & Rchardson-pay this ST.. so switching
charge. Of course, the shippers will squirm a
good deal should the proposition be carried out.
and the matter has taken such shape that it
doubtless will be. There is this feature about
it that the shippers may draw a little comfort
from; There will likely be agents who, for the
sake of getting business will get up some plan,
either by rebate or more direct, by which the
shipper will be reimbursed.
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Superior Court.


Room I-Hon. Napoleon B. Taylor. Judge.
Yesterday-Charles L. Merrill VS.. Merrill
Pump Company q. al; for receiver. George f.
McGinnis appointed receiver; bond $4,000.
George r. Smith ct al vs. Samuel E. Seaton;
account Judgment for $l9070.
Joseph Lewark vs. Walter Stanton; damages.
On trial by jury.
To-day-Cals: No. Ball, William Spruce by
next friend, vs. Michael Ell. Spades. No. 343O3,
j. D. Nordhnger We. Andrew G.. Kreitlein.
Room 2-Hon. u. W. Howe. Judge.
Yesterday-Sarah j. Clark vs. Elisha Reed;
suit on note. On trial by jury.
Jacob B. Powers VS.. John J. Carringer ct al.
Plaintiff dismisses at his cost.
Today-Call: Clark vs. Reed.
Room 3-Hon. Lewis q. aIker. Judge.
Yesterday-Joseph Lewark VS.. George II.
Margaret J. Carlisle vs. VIM. Fl. English; con-
version. On trial by jury.
Today-Call: Carlisle VS.. English.
NEW SUITS
Room 1-35476 Cas- Byfield trustee. VS..
Thomas Fl. Butler and Jacob Rubbish; note; de-
mand $400. 35473. Murphy Smoker and Dryer
Company vs. Kingan g. Co.; limited contract;
demand $500.
Room 2-35471. First National Bank VS. George
w. Spahr and Jacob Allen: note demand $40O.
Smock. guardian. vs. William McGregor; ac-
count; demand 5000 35477, S. Herbert Collins
va Mary Jane Christensen and Thomas w.
Christersou; foreclosure; demand $3.50.
Room 3-35472, John W. Pence VS.. Mary Ella
Pence; divorce; adultery. 35475, John 3.
Stumph VS.. John G. Pearson: to satisfy mortgage
and quiet title
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Opening of a New Road.

Epecial to the lndianapoIis Journal.
BRAZIL. Ind May A-The Chicago s. Indiana
Coal road unostentatiously opened up to-day.
The timetable provides for a local freight to 60
north at A. NJ, and mail train at IL Aboat
five hundred people were at the depot when the
latter started The train consisted Of three
coaches-express and two passenger-one a
ladies' coach. Engine and coaches were new and
hobby, the ladies' coach especially being a
beauty, one Of the latest Pullman Between
forty and City passengers boarded the train;
some for a Through trip, not few to return from
Veedersburg on the south bound mail, due here
at $40 P. NJ Altogether our citizens seem
pleased with the situation AS the road begins
week in advance of the stipulated date, the
next thing in order will be 500 900 subsidy, which
Brazil township will cheerfully pay and con-
graduate itself over the investment
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existing among expressmen, highest and lowest
grade. and their almost paternal regard for their
respective companies. Anarchists Communists.
"agitators'-and even knights of Labor-will
find 1t difficult to incite them, by any mountain
construction out of mole hills. to attempt what
they could not but regard as patricide"
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Said property win be sold free from all right of re-
demptou under the laws of the States of Indiana ard
Illinois, respectively.
Any party the record party in interest may bid
at such sale, and any purchaser may assign his bid in
such manner and such terms as the court may
hereafter prescribe.
WILLIAM p FTSHBACK,
FRANK II. JONES
Special Commissioners.
Alexander g. Green, Roache & Lamme. Hyde, Dick
inson 81 Howe Solicitors,
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Earnings of the c., l., St l.. d G.
Following is a comparative statement of ap-
proximate earnings Of the Cincinnati, Indianapo-
lis. St Louis g. Chicago company for the third
week Of May, 1885 anG 1886:
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PASSAGE RATES REDUCED
ANCHOR LINE.

STEAMERS every SATURDAY from NEW YORK to
GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
Rates of Passage to or from
New York Glasgow, Liverpool, Londonderry Belfast
CABINS, $40 and $55. SECOND CLASS $50.
Atlantic & Express Service.
l. Nv IL II = q o via Q u f K N TO w N.
Steamship getty OF ROME" from New York
WEDNESDAY,, May &c, June % July 81. Aug. 10.
Saloon Passage, $50 andupwards Second Glass. $50.
Steerage outward or prepaid either Service $40.
For Books of Tours. Tickets or other information,
apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS. New York; or
A. METZGER. 5 Odd-fellows' Hail. FRENZEL
BROTHERS. Merchants National Bank. Indianapolis.
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DR. PIERcEs pleasant Purgative Pellets"
cleanse and purify the blood and relieve the di-
gestive organs.
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Criminal Court
Hon. Ross Clarke. Judge. pro tenn.
To-dav--No call.
The State VS.. Marley continued to June l.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ID ECEIvER'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Or
made on the Sth day of May, 1856. in cause No.
1927. Mary Morrison ct al VS.. William Needham ct
AL will offer for sale to the highest bidder at 10
courthouse door. in the city of Indianapolis.
ALL THE REAL ESTATE BELONGING TO THE
INDIANA BANKING COMPANY.
Said property to be sold in lots and parcels.
Terms-One.third cash, balance in two equal pay
ments evidenced by purchasers notes. payable at
Fletcher's bank in nine and eighteen months.
spectivey with interest and attorneys fees and with
out relief. and secured ov mortgage the property:
all cash at purchasers option All sales subject
to the approval or rejection of the court.
If the sale is not completed said Cay, it will be
adjourned from day to day till completed.
For further particulars and full description of the
property sec handbills or inquire at Office.
f. RAND, Receiver,
3OlS East Washington street.
May 20, 1886.
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Marion Circuit Court.
Hon. Alexander q. Ayres, Judge.
To-day-Call: Green vs.. Swain ct al
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS INVARIABLY IN ApvANcE-posTAaE PREPAID
BY THE PUBLISHERS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-24

The petition which has been eirculat-
ing on the streets here, asking for the
resubmission of Powers name to the
Senate for confirmation, first saw the
light at the Liberal meeting held here
ON Wednesday evening, June 18th.
Captain Smith hiss been operating the
Ogden end of the line. and, taking hope
from the withdrawal of the Judges
name from the Senate. has been push
ing his scheme for all il was worth.
The first tep was 70 get men who
could b induced TO sign any petition to
attach their names 10 the paper and
then use their names TO influence
others TO sign il. 1t is q notable fact
that those who were circulating the
paper met with some pretty strong re-
bluffs, one gentleman telling them 10 go
70 HI with their petition.
fransients and railroad men signed
it. some OF them having their names
taken of afterwards. Those who
wanted to scratch" their names from
the list but couiS not do so because the
petition had been sect 70 Washington.
will probably be interested in knowing
that the paper did not start east before
Tuesday morning last. 1t IS a gener-
ally conceded TACT that almost every
railroad employee who signed the
paper has since repudiated il and those
who have not been set right will for
ward their reasons to the national CAPT.
tall for the consideration of President
Cleveland. The general opinion here.
even among those who signed the paper
is that Powers race is run; that he will
never be confirmed as justice OF the
Supreme Court of Utah.
That there has been a strong and
vigorous opposition Organized against
the judges latest scheme is a patent
fact. We have been in possession OF
these facts since last Thursday; but.
by request, have not published them.
We do not believe the petition ever
reached the dimensions named by Cap
tain Smith andlwe have not yet found
a party associate of the Captains who
does believe it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-24
Notice of Assessment.
Bannock Gold and Silver Mining Com
- pany, Of Idaho. o. ".

THE PRINCIPAL OFFICE OF TIE COM
Il pany is located 81 Salt Lake City, Utah,
and Its mines are locsted in the Lava Greek
Mining District, Alturas County. Idaho
NOTICE is hereby given, that a. ameeting
OF the stockholders of the Bannock Gold
and Silver Mining Company, Of Idaho,
called for said purpose, and held at the
office of the Company in Salt Lake City
Utah. on the seventh day OF June. 1856. q
msjority of the capital stock being repre-
sented, an assessment of fifty cents per
share was lie We'd on the capital stock of the
Company, payable on the tenth day of July.
1856, or. at the option Of the stockholder, AZ
any time before that day. 70 W s. AcCor-
nick, the Treasurer Of the Company. sc the
banking House OF Mccormick & Co.. in Salt
Lake City. Utah. Amy OF the capital stock
Of the company upon which the assessment
remains ucpaid on the said tenth day of
July. 1856. Will be delinquent and will be
advertised for sale at public auction and.
un ess payment Is made before. viii be sold
at the ONCE of the Company in Salt Lake
City. Utah, on Monday. July 26. 1856. at IL
n m, TO pay the delinquent assessment, the
cost Of advertising and the expenses at
tendant upon the sale u G. THUM,
Secretary OF the Company.
June Z, 1856. once of the Company. 81
East Temple Street. ssltLake City. Utah