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THE OPELOUshs COURIER,

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I<Sh II = a LIE.

FEFNO Lots of Grund. situated in L"raiii""s
3D. 4. !!!.i"n to the town of tIi.lnuSA$, each
measuring. lio feet front and lti1 fer: in lcrti
and i"inr- each rlhrr: nur Irn'stln. on Court
street and the y: her on Market street.
u: i. Il, .,ini .,,i.,.ij.nnS apply to
RoBT. BEEGCEREL.
Cra.t.i,~as. 0ctolnr 49, l%i9. ~
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Straved or Stolen.

"a From the undersigned. in the town of
sXs9E Opelousas, on The lth inst. q medium
4-X sized AMERICAN MARE Of a dun color
with brown name and tail. and branded on the
thigh abont thus: I 5
will give q liberal reward to any person who
will give me information that will lead to her
recovery or to the detection of the thief.
Nov 20-24tt.l G. {. DCSON.
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PRIV ATE BOARDING..

10. DO N0N07 N'"cCt. Ncv Vy7c0Nx. II.
AEES. Y. ATCDIN r"Snccttnllv arnn,ncrs 10
I!a the l'ihir OF t]" nu>;- that she. has u,ier-
tu III h" ;.h"yr a,iIr,>> HnI,iiuy Intl-r where
sh" Will Receive hntr,. Is hs the ,aV. week or
m"n:h. The r'"uis ar" Wsi ventilated. h' a.'-
r":llnndati iHs excellent. and the table is fur
n'"hl WIN '1!: hes tn" market affords. ar. at
the mos! 1i,'lrrate prices. Families IL receive
i'hrt!rit " rhi" nHt itt:'itiru FLY.
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A BEAUTIFUL RETROspECT.-Whe
the snr1mer day of youth is slowly vast
ing q way into the nigltfall of age. deeper
and deeper is life wears toa close. it Is
pleas mt to look through the vista of time
upon the lows and sorrows of early years.
H We have home to shelter. or hearts
To rejnice with us, and friends who nave
seen gathering around our tiresidr, th'n
!. she rough places of onr wayfaring will
] zge Tdfh and smo"thed away in the twi-
Rgl't .pf life. "hile the bright sunny spots
VS. have passed through will grow
mighter aud more beautiful. Happy. in
dead, are those whose intercourse will.
nae Wnfld has not changed the course OF
thelr l,olier feelings, or broken those mn-
Seal chords of the heart whose vihra-
tl9ns hre 50 mtlotlious, 40 tender and 40
:s loaehing in the evening Of age South
u eTH Caitirutor,
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'"mmi<~jon onH jnr"u'Iian HcrcEruts,
EMtNETERS Of NnA,E:,. Sherry and Port
A " ines, Ni!">. Br:!n'ttrS. Cnr'ii:l%. bi;s N.r-
lI"ntl. AiS smith. kir>th and S:,r,iilrr> No. s;:g
Old LtNtr" Street, NJ W ORiEA>4
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sS.ss1 Alinding to chignons, Mrs Clever
~ ss "A girl. now, seems all head. "
gI N w, till you talk to her." replied MI.
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J., Moulor
SICCESSNE 10 j. R. LANG.

No 1} Old I,vtr street corner Of Kiru, illc
/ street. and IiI th"rtIt.> street, crlIrr uf
Toulouse. St,'iIn NHnut:," ferry If >wni iy.y TO-
trr"o "HH S:."t. n1" imIi"rt"r "t All Kinds of
ilHvhhA Cigars. ClrWln" j rharr". ard l'ilcs,
MN-3-!al NJ" uTiI,>>, IN:
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NICT<'S
FLORAL GUIDE FOi, 1870.

The first Edit ion Of Nitt Hundred nn:I Twenty
Thrsi~ 4l, cr,,ir> ri Iirt's iHaSt,wt,*t frft,yur
nf 81, ,rds unG FioiH GniJr. il published and
ready to st,vt ont. II j. elegantly printed ON
i!tr .i!;trd paper, with ahnut - tine w"nd I'm
cravings Of Flowers ;lld Nt.,tn!,i.- a,t,! :, l, al
tl:nt t"!orrl PLATE consisting. n seven varieties
ot InI,X DrunUnntil. making a line
BOUQUET OF PHACxeS
Ii j. tl,. most hraufifuI. It's we'll ~ the most
inst rlrtive Floral ';ii'ic published. giving plain
anI thorough directioTs tor the culture OF
Flowers nmaa Vegetables.
THE Floral Guide eis published for the benefit
OF INV customers. to whom il is Sr'lt free without
application. but will be tOrwarslcl to all WHO
apply by mail. for Ten Cents. which, is not half
th. cost Address JAMES WICK.
.Iar!Htf.1 no. strr, y. Y.
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sEE A WAN ,e,.n,i, a,,,.,.,.a RI tbc
iliss IF market recn,at;ous M If r.;ne;nnati ::
SsAa Hhistlins near thc sausage stalls"
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MASONIC.

" " G.r,lv r. A. Chapter 80 meets
NV at he. Humble Cottage Lodge No. 10 at
O,,.,usas the Fl, st Tuesday after the full moon,
at u'cInck p NJ. Nj + G1RARD, H.F.
JOS ID. RICHARD. Secretary.
Ouelonsas July 18th. 1868 -ly
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Scsb S;.::i.2,~= il -, -. - li+or's Chair.
N!~ AN>Wl r. 20 - :. p&I;;..r1

n!~ ANsNrI- r',,'. !>:n>I;i.>r-
"ti E:W "i.1 .:..rgrh to ask .'.r
girls mt'''"r if o.; ear 70 hrn,r wi1E l.rr
from " .:tN: ct IL; ..iiI'> ln'!nI s,.lutnt
and ." ~: il u proper enough 10 ask
hr' i" TAX" your arm, but you have no
rl4ht :" ia, An'l arm around her waist
urlHsr ,"n nl''t II hear On II" rnah, Huh
th"n yea a'r >rHl:o>rd 10 :rlin'jlis! yn,tr
hoe "> S,''n l> ':'' !".:! :, $ >:'' t.: n,
u i lyon "'c ii"It. ".h ';v. t" q
!oreI. ;.,r. ! hiVr >l,onn tntm myself
+" il," enc hun.ilrd years. anh net half
ny. i.'H are also right 4, 'nnt their l!fiu.
s"'t los '"u: ave .',t'Nh t!!tin to kick
ty 1":"t jn u $cr", =. tcr t,,t n!ff,.
'srrH nIr - tclr inGulry s:umpS mr.
/ hr More :.'ht ~" 1T Il, III" :!i;r,'
ran't tell. .,s rear rs | can rrr,l ~.1
No.', tti,:n dent know. A.l,'il nj IL;
b" said both ways; neither may he right
ispun the whole, si.iuk t:,:t | wuuli or
w'uidn't, jn>t is t.,i.:h b, st or other.
wise
II" "r'h Y"u'r. mistaken thc >la-
l"r~ don't n'arry.. liyoung Shakers fail
III HIYr. t!,r,> arc set to wectin' oNi"n<.
wilfH Euns th'm f"r'huithly. cant
ten N"n how nnrh it takes to i"iu the
SImkers. INT l'rllrv~ the rxpc',se used
I" i'e. jI*'|nh'nS having your iI;:;r cut and
lea!!1!ng to dance, about Is Gs.:l.!S.
hp"'' 's~nn-Yrur inpniry is not ex-
.ac''N III ''y line. h''t haste to reply as
t".;"" to wit : Tic right lcnght t" rt
"il ':"'g'> tail has never been fully dis
,coyet"G, but it is undoubtedly some
wher" hack Of the tsrs, provided y"r
get thr dorg's consent. y. Bit inst
necessary to have the dorg's consent III
Wrifiag
Et'4-To my own personal views in
The Premises, II appears that the best rat
and lrire extcrminator is well rrgnla-
Tod Thomas cat: beware Of base inita-
TONS Sold by the respectable druggists.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
S7EA " YUE.lFf'N NNiNIF.ICTURI
J. P. SARR AIM,
Nos. g. and 90,

corner fhnrtrrs untl fnnH Streets, una
:u3 fEurt,rs st., Nem Uyi.unS.
Importer Of Pipes and Smokers,
Articles.
FTNllE undersigned offers to country merchants
Il tie most complete assortment in his line to
he tnultl in New trlr;lI.> such lis
M""r>rhaum Pipes. Mrrr~rh..r,n Ci"ar Hold
initat. MrrrS Pipes, rr~ and Mattel, lI"i,l,,~.
EruyHrc Root - Tnhsr..n B..S
tanutchnuc . Pip. STEMS Of Ch.rry
thtlr"al Amber and t:lnut ciIuur
f">'Wn"i :" .NlatchrS
In tact. all kinds. Flint and Steel.
SMok!Nt; TtlHAt'tD:
Mary land. l;"hancr. Rough ard Hra1v,
Virginia. t;:llnl,rillls GRAND Turk
F''ri.Iur. Industry. Cluh killvkinick
amt HE Maryland ''kI-hi E"v"r. W hch must
n"' he r"niun''l with the "ki1ht Bower" of
Gail \ An. OF E.tltin"rr.
SNIFF:
Virginia halt-c"arSr. MHr"n!a. Rose. P'iivue
aud NHtchito.r"-. Also. l,r.r stock Of
CHEWING; TnBAt co:
III pines. a!ri tine cat III Tin foil. and natural
lin" r't IL barrels "l IL. -. n aril ~ }",l,~
Aud i"' less 1hnn ON" 1,i!!i"n cigars "i every
H''h'N constantly on hal.'i.
Jan. |. l>'t'.l J. p >AREAZlE.
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II T. WI OV A l.

~~ncr,,;, j. hnrehr r;yen that have opened
~ nr Otl;re Of Sheriff in the Old Bank Office,
adjoining the Hayes Hotel, teilesue sfr"ct:
JAS. 6. HAYES.
o,a,,,s,. Nov 6 1850. 1s-tf
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E3t ;tN Ha,cbrced BRAMA1l EEt'S tor
sal. at 81 rer dozen. Apply at tile Courier once
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Z e. a y a a a'Esa~ A'<>ze SALE;
On account cf eDa:tue

4 'Ff'.H ''r safe NY plantation Situated in
i.'> "a 'ii'' '''fE'N" E!tN-ilNr hri"if~,
t"rrt,!"r Il ll:,rt "l mnu.! i,,;,l cont r.
:''"''' " ;FI"! fS III. servants rn'''!'s, Il hrar:
''-~ "' ,''' i'' >'"' h, !;H>' cart. n spring
wagon, large ,: "t iH'r!.rr t.. t,,r,.,i,,.. i
'.i'' Ills. !':l> i,"..! i::I! i,
inrlu1;n" - t!1.' steve. 1rr!.,fl i.,.N| txr
IL" !''i,!. t.. - Ill ~ It ,t. ar, H. ,i"-ir
\nt ',''.t ":;lN wiz, t:i!itn. W. > r;Sh
A. ~ IL tit i.:"i.r>t -l:4i ",, i.,. r,,'~.s cr
at i'ir' ~ III L office. III. {. KIt;ti.LLT
81! Landry. A;';n.is.'rr tti. .sl:!. -
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Bloch Bro theirs.

4 COTTON FACTORS and t"n.nri%sinr Ner
" chants. \" l~l C"nm "a street, \ G i,.nr.s
WIFI l.llnr'nav attend tn ~ hi-i,.'SS tn1. .lis
I" their care All business l,.lt IL he lsuus, IT j
Fh'rh 4 CO., in Ol:Iru>s,>, w.I ,"c,iv. IL lrui-
At, ATTENTION. Dee f. -;
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FOX SALE AND TO LET
a AsHsOHsOSs'EE6AS
To Owners of Plantations and

q y, ,I' ''' WA >'.hI nS frIl description
,-l,. 'h4' ElhiHll"tiS Whl"h Il.
,;,.,,, !'' ~ = l'''1ihI" tor rHri l'ilitl-
,,.; -, -; :, '''' '''" nav" MS lrI"p'r IL!
and t:urli,,' sN> '' ElEk "A French
'', '"S'.>i'. prey 'r" ir pays rs pSf lYl ll NJ
on 1h' amount of the sale Wut> Snl,n.
we VIII 81" >trali2ttl> ali llc information we
..,;. 'i III 80 ~ "'ti'lHc'i ih'1i> and pani-
,'.' ''''' VIII fnhrSr nothing tor Sii\I : or
~" IN '''>r II" sal" is nIittlr. If the
'''' l" ''' "h'i' isi', ;hNritl> >'Intnt j. IN tie
i,:i''' ne '"!"i>>ir1 III hr riui1nrI. Nnr"n-
''i;"n Il ;,iv"r';~ ,'",:t taken except i,y >~rl:l
Those who >,. Us ADVERTISEMENTS at 49,; w
tnrG >''"'':h state wl,ihrr they wish ,n uy:,;l
th'n'> 'lvr~ OF tir ab''~" "tl' +. fer otherwise
th''H v il! he published 1T u:,r u>.!.i rates.
oi" ."li>u>. August 1th !>Go utt
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Ivy Ahii-NIS OF land a';i"i,lin, the Above
lnrlIt i"'H'd tract.
I':.. i;r'> y IL be sold a, \ r.usnr.,>l. ,.;co
a:t u,'n;I ,ut!nn% in {o"., IL. ~ ,},,. ,u, M r
AN.IN to j. 4 4. l'Hii'tDIIiN
-:"!">' '''i i>''I bi'ri"n~,>. La.
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j. s. E:ssslse:aEst7R.
+. T. GOVT; UT

COMMISSION Mia. liiNT,
No. 10 Cent? ST. conner Cent? and Clay
Streets, New Ci Ciic;.i4s, I0.
., "'j:, . Inn, ~ x .i ,t "' a.: ;."'"v', ,
~: ba,c@inE and r"l'' r"tt"'1> vi ,'h t" be
r'r'>!uH.,l 80 lint .FH!r 80 i~l-,
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Opelousas, Feb. S, 1870.
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BLANCUIN & GlnAUD,

'}f. Y.
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DISMISSED.

have stood the last time In my sehoolroom,
And have said that the school was dismissed
NY loved ones hasS gathered arcnnd me
To bid me goodbye and be kissed.
In the emerald lanes and the meadows
The musical voices depart:
There is silence at last in the school-room,
A silence that saddens my heart.
Alone ell alone in my schoolroom,
Where three happy Winters I've been,
Alone, all alone. In my school-roam,
Where never shall be again;
AHd methnks, as the genRthening shadows
Obscure the old maps with their gloom,
That some of lifes sunniest hours
May close with the door of my room.
Hours spent with the gentle and loving,
Too bright and too blissfnl to last,
Yet leaving a inelower twilight
To fade with the dawn Of the past.
Hours bright with the footsteps Of angels,
And pure as the regions above,
'Tie sweet TO be loved by the many,
'Tis sweet to have many TO love.
Yes. Ihaye been happy this Winter
Wherever my lot may be cast,
Ny mind will go back in its dreamings
To the beautiful light Of the past.
To the school house that stood by the meadow,
To the ground, the pond and the swing,
And memory find in the Autumn
The gentle aroma Of Spring.
They go from their books and their study,
They go from their pastime and play,
From band thai was tender and loving,
Uncertain their lot and their way;
Their faces all bright with the sunset
As they leave tine old house in their tears;
May their faces be bright with the sunset
When turned in the valley Of years.
l have set no examples Of passion
For them To embitter their lO';
I've appealed 10 their gantler nature.
And taught them what Jesus has taught;
And IT, in their moments unguarded,
Their errors suggested the rod,
I've gone with my burden Of sorrow
To them and the presence Of God
l would pray for the loved ones departing,
That God would direct them Alright,
Till the bells Of the school-room Of glory
Ring out from the portals Of light.
THAI they may 60 forth in their beauty,
As in childhood aud youth unbeguiled,
And meet for that heavenly kingdem,
Which Jesus compared 10 u child.
Ny life shall be wiser and calmer
by the lessons | have learned from the young,
1 ask not for riches and honor,
Nor 1--we that the poets have sung.
n. -hen. in life's wearisome journey,
"',s 81 " - - r.. 'aasani and mild,
MY lot " ieea lfa. children
/ solace would seek from tne =
My sorrow would tell to chiiu.
Boston RcooYaei.
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summons.
20 cent State htamp canleItu'I
TN THE DISTRICT COURT, OF THE


TN THE DISTRICT COURT, OF THE
i Eighth Judicial District Of the State OF Ne
vada, in and for the County of White Pine.
Wealthy @. Barber, plaintiff, vs. T. A Barber,
defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of the
Eighth judicial District of the state of Nevada,
in and for the County of White Pine, ana the
complaint fled in said County of White Pine,
in the oihce Of the Clerk of said District Court,
The State OF Nevada sends greeting, to 7. A.
Barber, defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in action
brought against you, by the above named plant.
iff, In the District Court of the Eighth Judicial
District of the State Of Nevada. IN and for the
County Of White Pine, and answer the COM
plant fled therein, within ten days exclusive
of the day of seryieel after the service on You OF
this summons if served in said County; or, il
served out OF said County, but within said Dis
trict within twenty days; and in all other cases
forty days; or judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer OF said
complaint.
The said action Is brought to obtain decree
of this Court O piRculO mafriaonff against you
said defendant, on the ground of extreme cruel
ty and neglect in providing the common neces-
saries of life, which was not the result OF pow
erty, that could not have been avoided by ordi-
nary industry. Also, that the care and custody
of an infant child. the issue of said marriage,
named Alice Barber, be awarded to the plaintin,
| and for such other and further relief as to the
| Court may seem meet and proper, ana costs OF
suit. -,
| And you are hereby notified, that II you fail
/ TO appear and answer the said complaint, as
| above required, the said plaintih will apply u
| the Courf for the relief herein demanded. AID
| costs of suit, in gold IN. =
lseall Given under my hand ana ihe seal ,o o.
trict Of the State Of Nevada, in ard for coun-
" Of White Pine, this 18th day Of May, A.
D. 1870. HIM. EDDY, Clerk.
By NJ. HASFoRp .. @.
John W. Graves, Atty for plaintiff
Z mas 100
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A TERRIBLE FATE,

A melancholy, and, in many respects.
singular death from hydrophobia, occur
red yesterday morning at Yonkers, Wes-
chester county, where the horrifying cir
cumstance Is at present engrossing an
unusual share of attention. To medical
men il is another terrible illustration of
the fact that. although the poison con-
veyed in the bite of a rabid animal NAV
remain dormant in the system for an in
definite period, its power to torture and
destroy life does not deteriorate.
The victim. Thomas Lynch, was in his
Path year, and was by trade an engineer,
and employed at a foundry in the village
named, throughout which he was well
known as trustworthy, industrious
man. During last Winter, while en-
ployed in a brewery in the neighboring
village, deceased was bitten by fero-
oious bloodhound, owned by his en-
ployer, and although the wound inflicted
by the fangs of the brute was not very
severe, the animal was at once despatch
ed. and the affected part having rapidly
healed the occurrence was soon forgot
ten by the deceased. On Tuesday of
last week, deceased was united in mar
riage with young woman whose mother
had bitterly opposed his attentions to
her daughter. Having, by the exercise
of little strategy, realized their matri-
monial wishes, the married pair had
scarcely reached the domicil of the BRIDE
groom when the mother of the bride
made her appearance. and after, on her
knees, imploring curses and vengeance
on the luckless couple, feryently prayed
that har Inprbtar ,,.fftbf ha 4 -,
less than three months
II appears that the diabolieal impreca-
tions of the neither had a most depress-
ing effect on the minds of the young
people, and on the following day de-
ceased evinced symptoms Of the awful
malady, the seeds of which had been
sown in his system some months pre-
viously. Medical skill was resorted to
without avail, and on Friday the wretched
man, in one of his paroxysms, escaped
from his attendants and, after reaching
some open lots, displayed cat-like agility
in bounding over fences, and otherwise
disporting like an animal. He was sub
sequently secured by two Of the Yonkers
police, who found it necessary to hand
cuff the madman, on arriving at his
home in Brook street. Either the sight
or sound of water would throw the pa
tient into the most agonizing conyul-
sions, and as the malady developed itself
he would bark like dog, snarling and
swapping at those who were near him.
lie continued to grow more violent and
dangerous. so that for many hours before
his dissolution. it was deemed necessary
to bind him with strong cords, and while
in this condition his struggles, shrieks,
aud howls were truly shocking, until
death ensued, as above stately York
Herald, Nay 1s.
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mo MM. A. RoLINGER, SOLOMON

NO WIN. n. BUIlfNVEN, D,.,, =.
1 HEYDENFELDT, and Il. II. LLOYD; You
are hereby notified that the Great Basin SILVER
Mining Company, a corporation duly ORGANIZED
and existing under and by virtue of the laws OF
the State Of Pennsylvania. for the purpose OF
working and developing the Glacier Mining
Claim. situated in the White Pine Mining DIS,
trict, White Pine County, State Of Nevada; that
said corporation owns a majority of the number
of feet in said mining claim, and is composed OF
more than three persons, and that it has eNpend-
ed in the actual development and working OF
said mining claim the sum OF so,4bl; 'na' hs tls
following are your respective interests in said
mine and the proportion Of said sum due from
each: VIM A. Bolnger, 300 feet, SsOI 90; Solo
mon Heydenfeldt, 200 feet ss07 81; X. IL. Lloyd,
100 feet s4O3 ST. that it is the intention of said
corporation to institute suit against you to re-
cover said sums.
May 23d, 1870 .....,.,,, ,,1
GREAT BASIN SILVER MINING CO.,
ma243ws By J. A. McPHEhhAN' Supt'
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Noting the fact that Mr.. Val!andigham
has espoused the cause OF female sut-
frage, and intends to make it plank In
the next platform of the Ohio Democ-
raey, The Chicago Republican says {;
= What the women friends OF this meas
ure have done to have such an affront
put on them is not reported. The same
person recently leetured IN favor Of IN
Producing the Bible into schools, bat
then the Bible is strong enough to stand
it. Whether the suffrage question can
survive such an alliance. is matter OF
much doubt 1t will take a live cause to
90 safely through such an ordeal as that.
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RACE FOR S25.-There was race, for
a mile and S25 down, at the Course, yes.
terday afternoon, between couple OF
plugs. Frank Malone and - Pierce
made the race, and Pierce won 1t with
little white horse. No time gven-not
much made, we reckon.-CdrSon dPpedi.
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CHURcH AND STATE. - The Illinois
State Convention has put clause IN the
new Constitution forbidding the State,
or any-county or township, or any muni-
cipal corporation thereof, to give or APP
propriate any funds of the public to any
religious denomination, for church, school
or charitable purposes. They believe
that our ouly. salvation lies in the entire
separation Of the State from the Church
in any of its forms. This is true Repub-
lican doctrine.
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MiSfellancous.
MAuNTAUeK SILVER MININ'

MAuNTAU UCK SILVER MINING
lNl COMPANY. Notice is hereby given that
the irst annual meeting Of the shareholders of
a. tai stock Of the Maun'auck Silver Min
',', IN be held on the TENTH DAY
OF JUNE. 4. d. $50 O'Clock z; M at ehs p,
Office of Doctor Washington nSs -. ssty
the Company, No. fl0 Kearny street IL
aud county OF San Francisco. for the purpose "a
eiectinP Trustees for the ensuing year
J. SfRuNER, Secretary.
San Francisco, Cal, May 2i. 1870. ma21-td
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b. K Davis, Justice of the Peace in and for
Township No. 2, County of White Pine, State of
Nevada. and ex-officio Registry Agent OF said
Township, hereby certifes that the foregoing is
a full and complete list of adj the names regis
tered by me from the 18th day of April, AD
1870 to the 9th day of May, AID. 1870 inclusive,
and now remaining on the 0nicia Register, Of
persons entitled to vote in the Second Election
District Of White Pine County, at the municipal
election to be holden in the city Of Hamilton,
ON the 9Th day of June, A.D. 1870.
And / hereby give notice that will receive
objections to the right to vote, on the part Of
any person so registered, until O'Clock, pm
on the fourth day previous to the day of said
election. namely: until O'Clock IN. OF the I'd
day of June, AID. 1870.
All persons whose names may be erroneously
entered in said lists, are requested to appear at
my Office Hamilton street, in the city of Hamil-
ton and have such error corrected.
Witness my hand this 9th day OF May, AID.
1870. B. X. DAVIS,
Justice of the Peace and ex-officio Registry
Agent, Township No 2.
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was levied upon the capital stock Of said COM
pany. payable Immediately, in United States
gold and silver coin. TO the Secretary. at his Of
Ace, No 42O Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California Any stock upon which said assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the dth day ot
July 1870. shall be deemed delinquent, and will
be duly advertised for sale, at public auction,
and. unless payment shall be made before, will
be sold on the 2sth day of July, 1870, to pay the
delipquent assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
A. BADLAM, Secretary.
ofhce-420 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California. ma3l-td