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par le Sherif..
} Cour de District,
; Paroisse st. Landry.
/ No 1870

vs.; farolsse st; Landry
I'm vertu dun writ de fieri facias, lance
81 par l'Hon. la Cour du Huiticme District
Judiciaire, dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Lam
dry, dams lie process ci-dessus %intitulG, ct il
moi adressc, .je vendrai Ell vente publique, an
plus offrant enchGrisseur, Il la Maison de Cour
de la dite Paroisse, en- la vile d'Opelousas.
lie SAMEDI, Ter JULIET 1871, IA onze
heures du matin, la prophetic ci-apres de-.
critic, saisie pour s~atisfaire lie dit writ, SAVIOR:
Inc habitation situee dams la paroissc st.
Landry, dams la Prairie Plaisance, consistent
en- une maison de residence, avec tontes les
batisses ct amGliorations ct s~oixante-dix ar
penis de terre ct bois, bornee an nord ct u
l'ouest par Charles H%elfour, au sud ct a Pest
par lie surplus de la meme terre vcndue; le
dit moroccan mesure douze arpents ct d.mi de
profondeur sur six arpents de face.
Conditions-Comptant.
Z. o. HAYES. Sheriff.
81 Mai 1871.
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Succession de George R. hisag.
Assemble dc Creaneiers.

Inn yertu dun ordre de rHon. la Cour de
IL Paroisse de la paroisse St. Landry, une as
semblee des creanciers de la succession de
George R. King, decide, sera tenue pardevant
James X. Dixon. Notaire Public, a son bureau,
en- la vile d'Opelousas, lie Mardi, Il JUN 1871.
a dix heures du matin, dams lie but de delibe-
rer sur la maniere la plus avantageuse de ven-
Dire les effets de la dite succession, ct pour
tixer les termes ct conditions de la vente.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
Opelousas, ID Mai 1871.
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LOW WATER ARRANGEMENT.
The light draft steamer
JENNIE HOWELL, 80 80

has been chartered by Capt. C.. G. PICKETT,
to run between New Orleans and Washing
ton, in place Of the Steamer SELMA, during
the low water season.
In case of low water, therefore, this sum-
mer and fall, there will be no interruption or
delays in the regular trips of Capt. Pickett's
boat. April 2tf.
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sNrOzicP.

FaNHE law partnership formerly existing be-
D. tween Messrs. Moore Il Morgan having
been dissolved, on the 3lst of March, 1871
by mutual consent, Mr.. John J. Morgan has
established himself, for the practice of his pro
f%ession, at the office lately occupied by Judge
James NJ. Porter, Opelousas. BY promp. and
diligent attention to business, be hopes to OBJ.
tain a fair share of patronage from his friend:
and the public. April 1tf
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AVIS.

4 soussigne a tue I'm bnuf chatain, tache
- de blanc, GvaluG a $50, ct qui etait dams
lie vois:nage depuis environ deux ans ct etai,
deyenu desagreable pour les sbarrieres. &c
b@uf etait COMM CONNIE Granger, ct portrait
une marque indechiffrable. La peau une fois
tannce a donnie cette marque o-p LIE pro.
prietaire est prize de venir prouver sa propri,
etc, payer les frais ct regler avec lie soussigne,
d C~hataigner.
T. S. FONTENOT.
10 iuin 1871.
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Fiat de la Louisiana.
Cour dc Pa5oisse, 81. Landry-No. 1886

Cour dc Paroisse, st. Landry-No. 1887
Succession de Jesse Hutchins.
GOLOMON JOHNSON, de la Paroisse St.
~ Landry, Tuteur, ayant enregistre un
Compile de la condition ct des dettes de la dite
succession, d6signant lie montantd h a chaque
heritier, accompagne dune petition deman-
dant lhumologation d'ieelui
Et attendu, quill a etc fait droit a la de-
mande'de Ia dite petition par un ordre de la
Cour en- date du % Mai, 1871;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
dome aux intGresse dams cette succession
d'avoir a faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par ecrit. a mon bureau, dams la vile des OPP
%elousas, dams les delais aceordGs par la loi,
pourquoi ledit Compile ne serait pas a%pprouve
ct homologue.
JOS. D RICHARD, Grefier,
81, Mai 1871.
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We understand that Gov. War
moth has contributedts5OO to the
fund for the relief of the sufferers of
the overflow. He sent.a check to
Mr.. Gayaroc for that amount. Let
other of ourrich men follow the good
example.-N. O. Times, It'll inst. :
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b. A. MARTEL GEO. W. HUDSPETH
E8. A. R e. HUDSPETH
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OpeIOusaS. La.

rGordy r.. A.. Chapter, No. 30.
OCULAR convocations of this Chapter
Ia will be held at Humble Cottage Lodge,
No. l9, the First Tuesday after the
full moon Of every month. at Z o'clock, P. M.
By order of
JAMES RAY, H. P.
X. III ~BoDEMULLER, Secretary.
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PATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TT0HE Twenty.Eighth Annual Session OF
L. this School begins 2lst September next.
Pupils may enter at any time. Commence
ment Exercises for present Term to be held
on 2Ist June. For Prospectus of Terms, &c,
apply to ROBT. H. ARCHER, Pres,
ap15] Ellicott City, Md, ?. O,
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The Cheapest

LVAMILY GROCERY STORE in Opelou-
IL sas, where will always be found a con-
slant supply of Fresh Groceries of every des-
cription, Tinware, Fine Liquors, ETC., etc, is
kept on Main street, just above the old Union
Hotel, by H, DESESSARTS.
April Stf
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For Rent.

A DESIRABLE BUSINESS LOCATION
IN On Main Street, in the center of Opelou-
sas. Apply to CHAS. N. EALER,
Opelousas, April l, 1S7I-tf.
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To be continuetl-The wet wealth.
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LVINE Blooded Cattle for sale by
d. H. PROsER,
May 20tfl Prairie Base.
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Natur never makes emmy blt11u-
ers. When she makes a plool she
means it.-[Josh Billings,
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Etat de La Louisiana.

81 Mai.
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M expulsion Oh NlCI6F HUGO.
Florence, Max 31.-The Italian
Il Government has instructed it's pre-.
II fects throughout the country to
capture all Parisians who may enter
Italy.
Paris, Wednesday, May 3I.-Or.
ders to set fire to the buildings
which had been previously marked
BY the Central and Safety Com.
mittees for destruction, have been
found on the insurgent prisoners.
Krenlin, who was among the in
surgent leaders captured at Vim.
cennes, has been shot.
Oscyn, II member of the Com.
mrIie, was delivered to the Versail
II lists by the Prlssians, and soon
afterward executed.
The National Guard throughout
France VIII be disarined and dis.
banded.
III OF the 10000 prisoners at Yer.
s~ailles, many win be sent for trial
to the seaports.
III Executions have ceased. The
prisoners are now on trial at Yer.
MI saiIles.
IN The bar1icades in Paris numbered
# four hundred.
# Versailles, June "a discussion
as tn the eligibility of the Orleans
# princes will he commenced I'M Thu
d Assembly on Monday.
M Rochefort will be tried BIZ q mill
WI tary commission tomorrow, upol
the charge Of melting civil war arld
pillage.
The press still discuss the ques
ton Of q future government fol
France. They are nearly Inani
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-06

United States nov 10 force applicable 10
the case Of rebellion, martial law, to the
end that such rebellion may b over.
thrown. Provided that the pSssideut
shsll erst have made proclamation 40 now
provided By Law, commanding such insur.
gents to dispsrss and provided also that
the provision Of this section shall not be
10 forcs afser the ast Of june, Ammo
Domini, 1872.
6Hc. 8. That nothing herein eontainsd
shalt b construed 70 supsrssds or repeal
any former cot or Law except 90 far -
the same msy 30 repugnsnt thereto.
And any offences heretofore committed
against the tenor Of any former cot shall
bs protscuted, and any proceeding
already commenced for the prosecution
thereof shall bs continued and completed
the same a. II this act had not been
passed, exceps 90 far % the provisions Of
this sct may 60 to sustain and validate
iuch proceedings. :,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-06

We publish 10 this issue Of the Herald
the long g.talked.of "Southern outrage"
bill, which Grant aud the extreme Radi.
calls have been so anxious to pass through b
Congress before its adjournment. As
will be seen, it is a vile instrument, and
proposes to give Grant unlimited power
over the South. The object of this bill
has been plainly set forth on former occa.
sions, and We now give it in full, as it
appears in the telegraph columns Of the
Republioon, without comment. Our
readers can draw their own inference.
Grant has demanded its passage, and We
fear that an intimidsted Congress will
obey him.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-06
Connecticut Election,

The Times New York special, dated
midnight, Sd inst, says: Dispatcho,
from General W. W. Eaton aud -
Burr, Of the Hartford Times. assure y,
Of Esglish's election By two hasdrst
majority. The uafsrtusats diasulties IL
New Haven county hsvs nearly cost q,
the election. In this sosssy aisss y,
lose 1878 votss, bat oil The other town,
10 the State show Democratic gains
Euglish now stands ia ahead, with onlJ
six town to hear from, which CAV,
Democratic m,jor,ties last year. These
At the same ratio Of gam, will give Eu-
elish majority Of at least Two hundred
We have gained one oongrsssnsn, and
probably two. One hundred guns were
fred BY Tammany tonight, 10 honor ol
this second crushing rubuke to Gran,
and his saint Dominicaus. Whateve.
may be telegraphed BY the Associated
Press reports you may rely upon il that
that the Democracy have again carried the
old nutmeg State
But the Republican remarks, editori.
ally: If our dispatches tell the truth,
the Grant party have been busy iu Con-
uecticut during the last few days. The
New Hampshire election alarmed the
federal administration, and no doubt
the most desperate means have been used
to work out Republican victory, in or.
der to help save Grant for re nomination
40 president next year. Very quietly
has the affair been mansged; but:the le.
gion Of Office holders have had their in
structions, aud labored as hard there 40
Fox, Turner, Harding, Newcomb. Krum
l. Co. have done in our st, Louis cam
gaign. 1t may be that these influences,
added to the fifteen hundred new negro
voters. have turned the scale in favor Of
Grant.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-06

A Republican exchange describes Gen.
Aloorn as lone Of those easy going, oily.
tongued sort of people described by tho
prophet, who delight to cry, peace, peace,
when thero 10 no peace There's an.
other fellow answering to tho same de.
scription who hangs round the White
House at Washington.
A Richmond paper says that not less
than 10000 Southerners, many Of whom
took part in the war on the rebel side, are
now residing permanently in that city,
aud nearly al Of them are poor.
Greenland got the news Of . probable
outbreak of . war between France and
Prussia on the visit Of an American ship
on the 18th of September last, and unless
by accident, they will hear nothing Of the
peace that has been signed until mex
summer. .....
The brigadisr's commission which
Jefferson Davis received from President
Polk 10 lS47. was lost during the wa
and found by Federal soldier, who sole
it to Ed. Worsham, Of Msmphis, and
day or two since MIR. Worsham returnes
it to its legitimate owner.
That venerable and much abused doc
umeut. the consultation, says the Bostol
advertiser, Q Republican organ, and tn
laws made 10 pursuance Of it, provid
the means for their enforcement.
there occasion now, it asks, to 20 outsid
Of them for authority to suppress loo,
disturbances
There Was the spirit Of prophecy i
Grants letter to Iko Morris some year
ago, wherein be says that be should col
sider his elestioH to the Psesidenc
"highly unfortunate fos himself, il ne
for the country" The prediction has bee
too we'll verified, 30 far a. the country
concerned. A. to the individual himsel
10 all know that he has gotten bravel
over his modesty about accepting thing
Colonel james o. Nixon, who was II
principal owner Of the New Orles,
Crescent, and very wealthy whom the v,
. broke out, 10 nov reported to be- hsr
working jourualist in that city on vel
moderate salary.
Mr.. p. T. Bsrnum has received
. beautiful blsok leopard from India, Il
only specimen ever imported.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-06
0hie Electieas.

The rural and municipal elections iu
Ohio last Tuesday show in favor Of the
Democracy. As far IS heard from eight
ci,ies-Canton, Lima, Toledo, Young
'ston, Dayton, Clyde, Elmore and Co.
lumbus, have gone Democratic; Crest
line, Salem, Akron, Bucyrus, are divided
tho latter, half temperance and reform
and half Democratic; Eve cities have
gone Republican -Massillon Alliance,
Wooster, Gle verland and Cincinnati.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-06

Grant complains that he is encom.
passed around about by ex.congressmen
who want Office, and be is in sore trou.
bic what to do with them. There are no
vacancies, and If he doesn't provide for
them, he cant expect their support.
Poor Grant! Poor ex-congressmau
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-06

The Charleston NsWs, commenting on
Grants proclamation ordering troops
into South Csroliua and calling on the
ku.klux to dispsrss, says: The formid-
able proclamation from President Gran,
will do, no good and may do no harm
There arc no insurgents to- disperse. Blu
al the soldiers who ever CROSSED the Po
tsmse cannot make South Cspolins happy
and eonisnted 20 long asiguossnt nsgroe'
rule intelligent white men, and neither
istsllset nor wealth, has . voice in tn
councils of the state.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-06

LAND. Hol-Ths San Domingo com.
mmissioners have returned from their
tour Of inspection. As the party were
on their way from Acquia creek to Wash
ington, aboard the Gsorgisua, that sable
ststssnsu Fred. Douglas was highly To-
suited by the "disloyal" officers Of th'
steamer. When the San Domingo party
was about to set down to dinner, the off
GERS Of the boat refused to allow Fred
Douglass to take . seat At the table OF
account Of his color. The commissioner
we've highly indignant At this outrage
AMI Immediately left the table.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-06

Keatueky made 9.80S, ,957 GALLONS OF
whisksy 10 1869, aod.onsy $500, 9,7s9 10
B70.
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yADA: sATURD y EVENING, JULY 22,. 1871.
, YELLOW JACKET MINING COMPANY.
ANNUAL REPORT
or The ., .."..
Yellow Jacket Mining Co.
q PRESIDENTS RI REPORT.

Ns''N = ~ GOLD HILL, July Ist, 1871.
TO tho StocAosdns Of Ms Yeslo0 Jacket SVrer
crs+sgxSSSYf cag sSgf herewith submit for your con.
sidsration the Annual Report for the nscal year
enSIny sOth day OF June, 1871. The report OF
the Secretary gfycs In detail the receipts rom
all sources, and the disbursements 10. ine , pas'
wear. also the financial conoltlpn oi the Soin'
psny on the lst day OF July, 1871. a.,
The ore mined and milled during the past
wear was 80 816 tons, and carne principally irOm
Inc 600 and 900 foot levels; and there sun &c.
main In place. on the same levels, many IONS
OF ore Of . similar quaiity-cnouGn, i a,ii -,
Mill Mill re develop some other body on the new
levels we arc now employed iu opening, =,
Ourinr tho wear there have been upward Of
4. 500 feet OF working and prospect driits run,
and iO6O feet Of slope and perpenoiSuIaf WINES
snnk. full size, from the 1000 to the l,iOo.foot
tbcl 'aIn and i. .OO0.ioot levels. We have also
stsrted an incline. or continued main SHAFT, on
an angle OF IS degrees, TO the east, irom point
30 feet above tho 00foot level, which mas neen
sunk 10 depth Of 80 feet below. the l,lOO'lo9t
level Was Obliged TO start the ehaft on this
slopc, as II had penetrated the west country al
The main working drift, 1,10o.foot level, has
reached point 400 feet norn OF the sps't. III i.
Ieyel one cast Of the shaft, at which point we
nnd Aattering indications OF the existence OF an
z BS liz middle OF September, or before, ! am
In hopes that we will have the l,a1Oloot ie'ci
During the year there have been extensive
Alterations and improvements made In the hoist;
| inv and pumping machinery, substituting steei
wire ropes and gearing for tho MANILA ropes ptn anu
or;ier a now lsx27.inch hOisting engine Tor
Working the now incline car below the 1.lOo ioot
| level. We have also changed the three l2'incn
| uufnps In the shaft to Sinch ones, and al'o put
IN new pump rods and column above inc l'lVO'
Z: Tho hosting and pumping. machinery Is now
| In DIRT class order, and capable OF working lhe
mine TO greater depth, with very little expcnse
outside Of necessary wear and tear. y,on
r.. President.
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sum MONS.

sJ %HS PISSatSF S of fGss .s e. IT Tas ssvd Il
and for Storey County.-L B. Frankel. plaintiff.
VI, ]. b. Stewart, de eNndant.-Actlon brought
In the District Court II the First Judicial Dis.
trict Of the State II Nevada, In and for the
County Storey I'D the complaint Am, iea aS a,6 II
,Sid SS11y y ", Sfs p daS iaS 'stn o a
1871 The State Of Nevada sends greeting. TO
j. B. STEWART, defendant: You are hereby
reouired to shteaf Ii In actlon thought against
Sou by the above yauied plaintiff. IN inc
nistrict Court Of the First Judicial District OF
the State OF Nevada, In aud for the County OF
Storey, and answer tho complaint nled therein
within ten days exclusive Of the day OF servicel
aiter the service on you Of this summons, II
served In said county; or, " terved out OF said
county, within twenty days; and In al other
cases, forty days; or Judgement by default WI,
be taken against you, according 10 the prayer OF
'AS Fss Sa aoS6.ila iGdsspt
for the sum OF ave hundred and Ave aud sixty.
three one.hundredths dollars, In gold coin OF
the United sas ,sfoa IN ~ ~ ssT s1S Of
June, 4. d. 1871, at tho said County OF Storey,
accounted with tho said plaintin Of and con;
earning divers purnf of,mouey from you 70 eafo
plaintiff before that time due and owing, and then
In arrcar and unpaid, and upon such accounting
and indebted 70 S tho rsid pisintih IN the sum q
$l8l GO, In gold coin OF the United States, and
being so found In arresr and Indebted, you un;
dertook, and then and there promised and
agreed TO pay the said sum ofmoney 10 thls plain
tn, whenever afterwards thereunto requested,
aud, though often 'SheywArts thersunto 70.
qnetted. 700 hAye not pa "a thesams. OF any part
thereof; and further, that from the LIST day OF
Isl; inclusive, tSs pGintiS ,oid and delivered
to yeu; 9 Your sPsstL tnst.nce go rsJnes y; J;
NtG IN bUaited sss.es gold coin, No p..t! o. o
hereby notlaed thSt ,If yon &N 70 answer, the
.As ssiS p:iHtf Wy ia AXE j1S%s1s' x os
coin of the United States, sSith Interest on
Si6i Ss thereof from Junei 1910, At the fAte
Steei GisseeSndsr S by SsaS and .As .he Dis;
~, trict Of the State OF Nevada, In and
''A1- asy tSS tSP of 5sus. 5 ID is ~, q ou1
~ o11 o1erd pue thousand eight hundred anf VI
. 4 vCIpc.1Eo. u. DANA, ctcek.
R. II. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
III .aa1t ,d0al4nrhR .S g..
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

oassENeERs BY THE VIRGINIA. ANp
Trnekee Railroad nom Carson o. sirg%Ia ~ mo
i.s,sc 70 i,etets before entering the cars. diter
sces h made OF 25 cents each between nekes
sses. md rstes Of hres collected on trains.
iA''' '''-- -.A :" :" : II. II. YERINGToN, srpt;
carson, June I, ls7l. Joi"
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IoE! oICE!

mHs VERY BEST Of sfERRG MOUNTAIN
i ICE, clear ~ SSstal, and pure - moantfn
springs can zasf5 ft; ssrtee sysrs tnSiSitps ~. g.
change will y 's ..sAeSs SsfrR ssSfrR sl,srRo1sE.I ! o
ao,d YIN, June ss, is1ta' 5,a jssp
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .TArEsENT.

STATEMENT No. l.
Proeee,ls of sos tons Of Orc. 81 ,s38 ,i8 o.
Proceeds Of ] ,055 tons talllngs.'. le'l'' %
T.ta....( ......."... '.s''S'i''s' o.
vruarsrI 4 TRuCKBE RAIIRoAp-
Amount returned in freight. ''oio %
sale mill machinery, rope, otc...$ BLU! 10 70
Amount for advertlsing... .......' ~ !"
BALANCE . ,.a no ac
on hand July ist, 1870. loo,o'o %
------ A. naa.O .O62 IS
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Busiucls Mnnn gersi
A, W. Potter, 4. II. Iiagadorn,
'..0. J. Corwcll Lee. .'...

. w po,,eF Business h"nnstHr'ni e. 4, u.radorn,
CO. " J. Corwcll Lee.
BY spccial permission VIC refer to tho follow.
Ing well known citizens:
John II. Dickson. Sheriff Of Nevada County.
John A, Iancaster, National Exchange Hotel.
TN, s. Deal, Editor NeYadA Transcript.
q. Y. Schmitthurg. Postmaster.
julius Greenwald, County Treasurer.
Geo, B. Newell. ex. County Supervisor.
Thos. j. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette.
r. B. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County.
ID, L. Bell, Deputy Postmaster.
Ira A, Eaton, Union Hotel.
q. G. Allen, Nevada Foundry.
Judge II. II. Rolfe.
Geo. K. Phillips. Merchant.
A. Goldsmith. Merchant.
William t. Coo, Chief Engineer OF the Fire
\. csnacid. cx-chicf Engineer Of tie Fire
Department.
A. Sanford, Merchant.
Bliyen Il Potter, Merchants.
Lester " Mulloy. Merchants.
L. Nihell. City Marshal.
Good responsible Agents wanted: Liberal
commissions allowed. Money should DC sent
by Exprcss, or BY draft on any solvent Bank.
Address all communications TO
q. b. SOCIETY
Nevada City, Cniifornin.
TICKETS for sale by
Summit Stables, on the Divide:
m5.td . Virginia City, Nevada.
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Total expenses for each ton extracted from
tho mine, ga 66) ...
...... .......- REHABILITATION. ......
80. .s7b tons orc worked,
Weld t3i II per ton. 81, Sc, l28 O0
1. .3s6 tons tailings wk'd ....
YsH1o " '''.p "pe' 49, ' "' ---sl,sSl,aGs 81
Reed from sale Of mill .....
machinery. otc.....$ ol,OH W .-
Reed ftom W q X. AN
q X, advanced freight Toio ~ "a ,os %
r.,., -oc.,,,. 81 ,ai00i7 %
Ao'e' Ao'e' t0SSS'p'-'' '','' ===-
Expenses Of Comply. 81, ,ssG,STI5 20 ......
PROFIT for year ending ....rn.
guy i''' '''i 81 ,0lo,nl7 "a
.. .. cd. r.. . r..rH .. -
%" THOS.f @. TAYLOR, President.
"a. W. HoPKISs, Secretary. :, .jy9lif
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