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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09
Dissolution OF Insurance
Companies.

CINcINNATL Oct, 2s--Thc State Auditor
has fled bills In the Circuit Court looking tO
the dissolution IT tho kuirkfrbOckrr EGult-
able, Garden city acd Commercial iu.urnrce,
Ompanies--thcrc companies being bank
rupt.
The aggregate assets ~ the KnickrrbOck-
or including capital stock not paid iu, is
$4,000 and the loses $4,000. The Equit-
able assets not Including chpiul stock mot
assets OF the Garden City, not Including
capital stock are less than GJOOOOO-los.Us
$2OOO.OOO. The Commercial hH- risks to che
amount of Si5OOO,OOO with a--,t-. exclusive
of capital stock paid and unpaid. Of only
SjOO.OOO.
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From the Meridian Mercury.
Let Him Alone.

If Judge Leachman wants TO 90 around
To a negro bar room 70 take drinks, ami tip
glasses with negroes, let him do IL. A man
has a right these days 10 drink where he
pleases, provided he pays for IL, or has a
friend who is willing to treat him. 10 IL all
a matter of taste, and we would like 20
know why the Judge should not have the
privilege of taking his drinks az negro
bar room II it suits him best 70 do SO. SO
Just dry up about IL.
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Peoples. Meeting In Holmes County

At meeting of citizens of both races
who are opposed to carpet-bag rule, held
at Lexington, Holmes county, the follow
ing gentlemen were nominated for the
various county offices
For Senator, Rev. Isaac Crawford,
(colored); for Representatives, FL. T.
johnson, Richmond Brothers, (col- J and
Webb, Icolored.) For Sheriff,
J. N. Mclean; for Chancery Clerk, J.
r. Bowen; for Circuit Clerk, A. M.
Green; Treasurer, Jonas Levy, Assessor
b. III. MCGEE; Surveyor, William Rob
inson. -
THE CLARION was requested to pub
lish the proceedings Of the meeting, but
as they reached US too late Tor our last
Weekly (Which is the lastw Will issue
before the election) we have thought 1t
unnecessary to do so.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09

SOUTHERN CULTTvAToR. The No
vember number is before us, full of the rich
harvests Of experience, aud Of suggestions
this valuable publication without gathering
hints that will enable him TO improve his
management in some particular. IL Is the
great medium for interchange OF expert
ence among Southern farmers, having nu-
merous correspondents in every Southern
State. Athens. Ga. Price 81 year.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09

CHARLES Il. ArMoHE. ESQ. General pass-
en- or Agent of the Joilcr-outillc railroad,
has been appointed General Passenger
Agent OF the New Orleans, Jackson aud
Great Northern railroad, aud VIII shortly
enter upon the duties ~ his new positiDu.-
Mr. Atmorc b. one Of the mu-t experienced
railroad men tn the country uuu haa 60 pop
ulAriSs that d. a. wide as thc continent 81
self The New orleans, jackson aud Great
Northern railroad has cause for cougrarula-
ton in having secured the services OF such
q valuable man a. Mr. Atmurp Louisville
Ledger.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09

DEMoPoLTs, Oct. 29.-The subcommittee
on Ku- Klux adjourned last evening aiter
sitting in this place for six days; examining
"a witnesses. most OF whom were i'm relation
to affairs in this and adjoining COUNTIES
Gen. Crawford, commanding the c. Shores
in Alabama, occupied one day, and testlneo
concerning the condition of the wnole
State, with special accounts nom ABOUT ~
to Livingston, Alabama, where they, VIII
stay about week IS -.
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Which will bring the entire amount of
the taxes now payable in Kinds county up
to the enormous figure of $4,000, without
counting the poll tax. which will add about
81 900 i'm addition. About $4,000 of which
are To go to the State and the schools.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09

Hooking over the old files Of local
newspaper published in 1890, we find the
following reference TO the enterprise and
manufacturing interests Of Jackson that
year:
may be seen
Success attend our Stevens, our Phillips,
kells and Green;
Go out a little further and glimpse Of ma
ture catch.
Arrayed in all her beauty at the Nursery
OF Hatch"
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From the summit Time.


A reliable gentleman from Lawrence
county informs US that half the negroes OF
that county viii vote for the Democratic
nominees for the Legislature. This Is As II
should be not only in Lawrence but in Pike,
and other counties There should be a
strong effort made for the negro vote.
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II. d. MONEY, Esq,
DrAR sr: II becomes INV distreAsins dntr

DEAR SIR: 1t becomes my distressing duty
to inform the public through the columns
of your paper. OF the assassination of our.
noble, heightened friend and neighbor.
Charles Dean. lie was in town last night,
and left at l | o'clock TO 90 home. He came
in town before night, aud mis- friends re-
manned 10 attend Masonic meeting. which
was held here last night, and after it al
journed he aud his friends started home,
and while passing Sheriff Johnsou's house
was fired upon and killed dead. Mr.. Harry
Mullin. who was shot some time since by
some of the same unknown assassins, was
also fired upon, but they missed him- THIS
Is the second attempt at the assassination OF
Mr.. Mullin. Great God what shall We do
After our beloved friend DIR. I. 5. Gibson.
was taken from us by this same band OF
murlerers, then comes our beloved Dean
What shall be dOnc-what will Alcorn do
tor us? Can he fold his arms and have Us
murdered in this way, and for no cause IN
der the SUM- | would give you more of the
particulars. but my mind is in no condition
To write. Our town and community is la
gloom.
Yours truly.
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OnIrUARIYI...
She iiyeth long who livcth well,
All else Is life but hung away
She liyeth longest who can toll

She iiyeth long who livcth well,
All else j. life but hung away;
She liyeth longest who can tell
OF true things truly done each day.
From our midst 18th Oct. by yellow fever.
Mrs. Van NLEcK has been taken. a lady
from New York, few in our community
had the happiness % know her. One ~ fhe
lOveliest beings IL was ever our fortune io
know, or our misfortune 60 mourn. The
word tddy seemed peculiarly lifted 20 her
so refined, 80 Intelligent 20 beautiful 30
pure. Adorned By the Christian araccs.
patience. justice, mOdesty, charity, She was
al ornament 10 her sex. 10 was elevafug,
edifying 20 know her. The swCef unaellsh-
ness OF her nature led her into danger, Tor
she was brave, aud BY her presence gave
comfort 20 the stricken With tle fever.
surely nOthing was ever more aorroWinl
than that this sweet. fresh, lovely parent
stem should be swept on Nv whiflwtud.
having six httle shattered noWnra dashed
"a the earth
o, Holy Mother. take these little ones
under thy protecting cling God comfort
the afflicted husband An
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Lon ID MerIdInn GaletLc.

The Leader INDUCES IN a fierce TRADE
against the Gazette, in connection wiz the
Artesia outrage. IL n mad at Dr.. Well. We
couldn't keep Nal. Barksdale from using
up the "Cham plon,' and Be knows ID WAS
our duty 10 give n faithful account ~ the
"usng up process. We know 10 was hard
aud calculated % Grille" the organ grinder.
but then, the Governor has only rcaped thc
fruits Of hia own indiscretiOn.
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From M AlnrLdlnn Gn1nltn.

CAUGHr.--Fiye negroc-. just from Column
bus, part Of a c0lonilug gang, attempted to
register here yesterday Two OF them did
go and were promptly arrested. The other
three took warning and decampcd. The
voters OF Laudcrlalc viii have a. light "a
goodly portion OF the prairie counties iu
this election.
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AN ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE.
From the southern Herald.

From the Southern Herald.
We learn from the Clinton Ha.) Patriot
that while little boy aud his sister, living
near Jackson fLa), were returning home
from school few evenings since they were
met in lonely part Of the road by negro
man, who attempted 70 pull the girl from
her horse. Fortunately the boy was armed.
and with a presence OF mind and courage
beyond his years, shot the monster dead.
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Appeal for the Northwestern Suf-
fawer

CHICAGO, Oct. 3O.-The Tribune appeals
to the generous in behalf of the sufferers OF
Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota.
IL il probable that 5000 persons in
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesosa have
been stripped of every possession. Many
have been rendered sick. blind or crippled
by the ordeal, which viii necessarily make
them objects of charity for some time to
come. Unfortunately, where whole comnu-
mites were involved in common ruin, there
are no neighbors nor relatives on whom a.
in Chicago, some of the sufferers can fall
back for assistance
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09

Sir John Whitworth, Hon. Charles
Lees, John Holden, Esq. of the Globe
Spinning and Manufacturing Company. and
the Messrs. Bullock, SoutheTs and Walker.
all English gentlemen. interested ia the cot
ton trade, were in Memphis on the lst.
They are on tour of observation through
the cotton belt.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09
GeorgIa-ResIgnat of the Cow
crmOr.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 30.-Gov. Bullock. OF
this State. resigned his Office 20 take effect 10
day, and a o'clock this afternoon BenjA-
min Conley, President OF the Senate, Was
installed as Governor.
|. Bullock's resignation was written before
his flight TO New York Great excitement
prevails.
The statement few days back that Chas.
Schlafter, Superintendent OF the Brunswick
and Albany Railroad, had left with railroad
property Is incorrect. There ~ nothing
wrong charged against Schlatter. ,f
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09

THE REAsoN wHY.-New Orleans has
done little or nothing in tlie way 81 churl-
table donations for the relief OF suffering
Chicago. when other cities, both North
and south, we're contributing nObly for iho
relief Of the sufferers by The overflow iu
New Orleans, last spring contribution of
$4,000 Ia Confederate money was sent from
Chicago 10 Mayor fluudcr-. - southern
Herald.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09

The Circuit and District Courts Of the
United States, which were to have com
menced regular terms on Monday next, 9Th
inst, will not meet until Monday, 10Th inst.
So we are requested 10 state by Judge Hill.
Exchanges will please notice.
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Discussions.

From the Vicksburg Herald.
MAJOR Ethel Barksdale, the able editor of
~. ~ CLARION, met Gov. Alcorn at Meridian.
a. ss saturday, and what Lowry, Lamar and
MA r9;slners had left Of IS Windy Jim o-the
~ 'stsrable remnant of the s. Marshal Ney
i. mississippi Radicalism-was ruthlessly
s;aI pied into the earth and buried out OF
Csns Dy our capitolian contemporary Of TIE
IA Ron. The Meridian Gazette of Tues
NY my has the following notice of the triunl-
F1Ant demolition OF Alcorn.
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From the Forrest Register

PoLTrrcAL DISCUSSION IN LEAKE CoUN-
rr.--We- learn that DIR. y. >. SmyEhe and
Ras. Bovd-the former Democratic, the lat
ter Radical candidate for Senator from
Leake aud Attala--llad q discussion at
Good Hope, .tLeake county, this week, in
which the Doctor drove the Radical 10 the
wall He asked him. such questions az
silenced him. - -;
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09

But to abandon generaIltleS Tor
details, and more clearly to demonstrate
the extravaganza of Carpet-bag- Scalawag
Rule as compared with Citizens Rule, we
will present statement of certain items
of the ordinary expenses, so that every
reader may see for himself, and that the
way-faring man though fool cannot err
thornin
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09

We find the following in the College
Mirror, a handsome monthly journal pub
lished In the Interest OF education at Meri-
dian, by Elder J. b. HamberliD, A. NJ:
Messrs. Power & Barksdale, jackson.
Miss. finished recently "A set OF blank books
for Meridian Female College, Including a
Roll Book. Register and Account Book, all
headed, ruled and bound in the most hand
some style.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09
MoBBINa or pEMocRATIo

Iie9Iored men, should cease--it must cease.
Il 4colored man wishes to cast Demo-
s'ahe ticket, the law gives him the right so
. uo-and it is the duty of all good citizens
see that he shall have the full. free and
interrupted use of this and all other legal
5shts. And we believe that it is the liked
termination of our people to mark well
NJ violation of the right of suffrage at
,b be election in November, and 10 see that
law Is enforced against the violators
.HeIeoL Look out Radicals.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09

From the Enterprise Courier:

From the Enterprise courier:
During Maj Barksdaies stay 70 = o ~. ..,a
eInsion. fhat the editorials of no able ascnam-
MON should be more extensively READ -
Enferprise. and within one hours time ~ y 3
2anfed him with SD bill ana BWenty-n
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81 Correspondence
between Government and Government OIL
GERS in Utah indicates a determination to
crush out polygamy.
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In this CITY, o. Thursday nlnht NorUm- 1.
Der 81, ofthe prevailing fever He1s RvH-..
MILLS PIERcE, (son Of Prof n. w. pierool
In the thirteenth yhar 0fhis ago.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09

DEATH or MEs. NANCY CRAFT
This venerable lady died AZ the residence
of her son DIR. NJ. 5. Craft). in this city. on
Tuesday evening last, ia the seventy
year Of her age. She was native OF Ten
nessee.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09

Mr.. John Sykes lost fine Ayrshire Dur
ham Cow. Last week from the leaves Of 1.-The
wild peach. The opinion prevails that this
evergreen Ii not poisonous 70 stock except
when in bloom. This case shows that it is
dangerous at all times-Columbus Index.
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GLoRY ENoUGH LOO 80 ~.


Special o. thc Clarion.
FoI wEosA, Nrss. oct. 81, 1877.
EDrroRs CLARION: Montgomery ,ictorI-
Gus! Discussion between Mprris reaso,
Baily. Rainy and Barry, Radicals. and
Mcssrs. Brookes Hemingway and Or. ward
The RAIDS leave the ground Ia di-gu-t. Hem
ingway kills aud then disseeu the Radical
marty. ANoN.
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Another Radical Thief.

The Vicksburg Herald says Peter
Orosby, the negro occupant of the Office
OF Coroner and Ranger of Warren coun-
y and the Radical nominee for Treas
u'er Of that county, attempted to steal
twenty dollars from Col. G. G. Floweree
IN the 1st. He was detected in the act.
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The. Radical LEADER Leave thc
Field LA DisEust.
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a TERRIBLE MURDER COW.
HIrTED nv LAHORE
COUNTY.
Radical ku E&Iux and Loyal Lea
guers aG thefr Work.
A Conservative AssassiRated tcl,ile Passing
the &erif's House.
The Parties IAAaI HnsIigaIed thc
Murder OfDr. TuIIy Gibson RE-
spOnsibie for this DastardIy
Crime.
From The Carrollton Conservative.
GREENweop. Oct. 26. ISL.

The following letter from Greenwood
gives the details of one of the most horrible
murders il has ever been our sad duty to re-
cord:
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The Nicksburg Times Is anxious 90 know
who l. Ia favor VI taxing The people to pay
the Union aud piuntcr.' Bank Boudsf We
are informed by colorvd Republican of
this city that Ham Carter tlfe lusolcnt care
pet-bag negro who wac unanimously noml.
mated Tor the Legislature, hy furlong and
his ignorant tools, Dr. Boo favor 90 THE VII
lainyl We understand that hc hua-t. that
he viii max five hundred thousand dollars
bv the operntiouf
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--tfa7 = =
uanl llHa fna
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The Radical P,friy of Montgomery County
Dead, and only 'oaiiiHg for he tm 81
November % BE- Buried
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The Grand Lodge Of Michigan possesses
a set Of Jewels that cost Sl,300-thlrteeu iu
number. at 800 each
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Glorious victory for tise sCenser-
wmtfvcn-
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special Orders, No. so ]
(EXtract.l

%. BY Direction Of the President. Col. ia
cob Van Iandt, Ninety-hrst n; \. ". is
hereby dishonorably discharged the service
of the United States, for interfering with
the pine OF the Ninety-first n. Y. v.
bv ordering enlisted men thereof who were
undergoing punishment, To be released, and
advising q non-commissioned officer not to
obey the Lieut. Colonel commanding the
regiment. pleading drunkenness as an ex-
eu,e therefor; this while the said Van
Zaudt was not on duty nor in command of
bis regiment
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-09

We have time and again warned thc
Conservatives that there would be un at
tempt made 20 purchase the next Logic
laturo by the bond-holders, and have
told them that they must elect Conseryu-
tives if they would bc assured that this
tax would not be put upon them. We
find the following in the Nicksburg Her
aid, which proves that there Is "a least
one Radical candidate for thos Lcgi-la-
turo an ayovyed bond-payrr when the
agents OF the bond-holder reach here
with their greonbacks, there will be
great many more Of bond.payers should
the Legislature be Radical
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-09
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF
IN WIN WESTON, Banlrupt.-in ne DIS
trict Court OF the United States for the District
Of Neysds.-In the matter OF William Meston,
a Banlupt.-Notice 10 hereby given, that, pur-
susnt 10 an order made by said Court In the
matter Of william Weston, bankrupt, on ths
9th day OF September, A. D. 1871, q hearing VIII
ba dnpou tho petition Of sad bankrupt nereto-
ANN an fis debts and liabilities, provnble under
the Act OF Congress entitled i" An Act to cstao.
lIsh Uniform system OF bankruptcy throughout
the United States, y approved March :, 1861. ana M
for cortilcate thereof, before said Court on tnc
n. Of aid day, At the rt.house in the city Of
Carson, County of 0msby and State OF Nevada;
at which time ana place any creditor OF ealo
bankrupt, or any other person In interest, may
appear and show cause, II any they hsye, wny
orsnted r. NJ. DAGGETT,
ses-td Clerk Of said District Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-09
NOTICE FOR THE SURRENDER
: 80 OF TOWN BONDS. a.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE ZEE
Hiil. vii receive sealed proposals. up to SEP.
TENDER EIGHTEESTh, 1871, at o'clock
p NJ FOR the surrender OF o Bond or Bonos oi
Tho Town OF Gold Hill, TO the amount Of t2eOo,
at the lowest bid. Proposals 70 DO addressed 70
posrd reserves the right to reject any and all
bids' By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
o'1'' - ID WIN. HY. DOANB,
Clerk Of the Board.
Gold HIu, September 9Th, 1871. SEQ I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-09

And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees, made on tho 26th day OF
July, 1871, so many shares Of each parcel OF said
stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public
auction, at the office Of the Company. Room
No. /, Express Building, northeast corner Of
Montgomery and California streets, San Fran.
cisco California, on MONDAY. the 18th day Of
September 1871 at one o'clock r. II. OF aaid
iay, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with cos.s Of advertising and eSpenses OF sale
TH0S. j. OWENS, Secretary.
Oilcc-No. l Express Building, northeast
corner Of Montgomery and California streets,
San Francisc0, Cal. se0-tu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-09
nUCERYR GOLD AND aILvER

Is Mining Company-Location OF Works,
DEVILS Gate District, Lyon County, state OF
Nevada.-Sotice 10 hereby given, thst at a
meeting OF the Trustees OF said Company, held
on the nineteenth day Of July. A: D. 1871, an
assessment NO. y Of One Dollar CD per snaEe
Was levied upon the capital stock Of said Com
pany, payable Immediately, In United States
rold coin, 10 the Secretary, at the ONCE OF the
Company, Room No; ,, Express Building.
northeast corner Of California and Montgomery
stree,s- San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon
when said assessmen, shall remain unpaid on
TUESDAY. the twenty second tssd) day OF Al, Aa-
and viii be duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment shall be made be,
fore will be sold on FRIDAY, the eighth (Sth)
day Of September, A. D. 1871, to pay inc dehn'
ouent assessment, together with costs oi adver'
1siug and expenses OF sale. By order OF the
Board OF Trustees.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. p Express Building, north
east corner OF California and Montgomery
streets. San Francisco. Cal. ly2l-td
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

D1sTRICT COURT OF, THE UNITED
States for the District OF Nevada, es.-In
tho matter OF 3. N. WEBER, Bankrupt
A Warrant In bankruptcy has been issncd by
said Court against the estate Of 8. N. Wcbber,
of Reno, County of Washoe and State Of Ne.
yada. in said 'Dietrjct, who has been duly i'd
indred a bankrupt upon bis own petition |;
and the payment OF any debts and tho de-
livery OF any property belonging to said bank:
rupt, 70 him. or 70 his use, and the transfer Of
any property by him, arc forbidden by law. A
mcetinx Of the creditors Of said bankrupt, to
uroyo their debts and TO choose ono or moro
sssionecs OF his estate, will be held 1t Court Of
Bankruptcy, TO DO holden at Virginia, In said
District, on the 18th day Of septembsr,A D. 1871,
al 10 o'clock ". at the once of strother. Reg
lister in Bankruptcy OF said District No. 1G North
C street, Virginia, Storey County, State OF Nc
vada. GEORGE J.. LAmMON,
U. 8. Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
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MINING NOTICES.
DIVIDEND. NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CROWN POINT GOLD
~ and Silver Mining Company, 40 California
street, San Francisco, Sept. 5, ls7l.-A dividend
Of Ten Dollars (sl0 per share was this day
declared upon the capital stock OF this Com
pany, payable September 9th.
Tho transfer books viii be closed on the TN
ssS CHAs. E. ELLIOT, Secretary.