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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-14
ANNUAL MEETING.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING CON
pany.-The shareholders Of the yellow
Jacket Silver Mining Company are hereby
notified that the annual meeting ef the stock
holders Of said Company viii be hsld 2. ihs
storey county. Nevada, on MONDAY. thu
twentieth C20ih) day Of July. A. u. 1874. at II
O'Clock A ~. for the election OF Trustees and
Transaction Of sueh other business ~ may be
brought before Il.
Gro. w. HorKINs, Secretary.
Gold It'll. New. June "a, 1874. Iu27 I'd
Virginia Enterprise and y. v. Alta eopy.l
sToCkHoLDERS' MEETtN0,
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GLOBE CONSOLIDATED INNING
NJ company.-Location of principal place Of
business, San Francisco. California.
Location OF works. God Hiu. storey county,
Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given. that at a meeting of
the Board OF Directors. held on the iith day Of
June iSsi, an assessment (No. q of One
Dollar per share Was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation. payable I'M
fuediately, "a United States gold coin, 10 the
Secretary. At the Office OF the Company. Room
nj. No. tlg California street, SAN Francisco.
California.
An, stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the hheenth DAY OF July.
1874. win be delinquent. and advertised for sale
al public auction. and unless payment l. made
before. viii be sold on the FOURTH day
OF August, isst. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
by order Of the Director.
JOSEPH MAGuIRE. Secretary.
Of1ee-Roon -, No. an California street,
San Francisco, California. JUS ID
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OyxsMAN .lLvEK MssISG


~ csmp~anv.-Locaiion OF Works. Gold I'm,
Storey county, Nevada.
Location Q, principal place OF business, san
Francisco. California
Notice u hereby given, that at q meeting Of
the Board OF Trustees of tho Oyerman silver
Mining Company, held on the ninth nth day
OF June. is1t, an assessment tho. 80 of Three
IsO Dollars per share WAS levied upon the capital
stock OF said Company, payable Immediately,
IN United States gold coin, 10 tho Secretary,
at the once OF the Company. In Morrowr
Buildlng, No. tit California street, San Fran
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY. the 18th
day OF July, lisa, .hall he deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale al public
auction, and unle-. payment il made before.
will be sold on FRIDAY. the 3ist day OF July,
tsIt. TO pay said delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs OF advertising and cx.
penses Of sale.
by order OF the Board % Trustees.
W. W. sTErsON. Secretary.
OyeunAn silver Mining Company.
Ofice-Morrow's Bailding. No. Az California
street, San Francisco. Cal. lull ID
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srocKHoLoERs' MEETINo.

OrscI omp. Taf ssS Rrs Se.p 9 Jun. !. si ENG !
The animal meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Trench Gold I'LL Mining Company. for the
election Of Directors and the transsctiou Of
such other business ~ may be presented. win
be held al the ONCE efthe Compsny. Room No.
WEDNESDAY. July Is. 1874, AL O'Clock ,. =.
isia. JOS. Marks. seersssIy.
O~nice-Room No. Q. Hsyward's Buildine. 'iie
California street, San Francisco, Cal. ju9s I'd
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Old Issue.

Names. Cert. Old Shs. New Shs, Amt
Uhler J Glen, Tr.iaasl. ...0 %. 500. 800 =.
And In accordance with law. and IN order ol
the Board Of Directors, made ON the sih day ol
June, 1915, 20 many shares OF each parce!
Of such stock as may be necessary, will be rold
Room 10 HsywArd's Building. No. 4is
California street, San Francisco, California,
onTHURSDAY, the 3oth day Of July, 1874. Of the
OF I o'clock 2 ~. Of said day, To- pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and sxpenses o. the ,ale'
Onice-Room No. 10 Hayward's Building,
No. 4i9 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
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81 ing Company-Location Of principal place
OF business, san Francisco, California.
Location o. works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing described stock, on account OF assess.
ment (No. is). levied on the Esd day OF Nay,
isTl.the several amounts setoppositet the names
ofthe respective shareholders, do follows;
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
OLOnE INNING COMrAN,

GLOBE MINING COMPANI.-
VI Location OF principal place OF business,
S.n Francisco, California.
Nevada.
Notice !. hereby given that At a meeting ofthe
Board Of Directors, held on the iith day Of
June. lsTt. an A--cs-ment tho. N OF One
Dollar per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately,
In United States gold coin. to tho Sec
retary. at the olicc of the Company. Room
-, No. tf9 California street, san franei-co, Cal
ifornlA.
Any stock upon which thi. assessment shall
remain unpaid 90 ths fiFrEESTH DAY OF
JULY. issl. will 10 delinquent. and advertised
for sale NJ public auction, and unless psymeuti 4
made before, will he sold on tho fOUkrH
day OF August. 1874. to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Dlrectors.
JOSEPH MAGUiRE, Secretary.
Onice-Room u. No. tl9 California street.
San francisco. California. lui5 I'd
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oriee- sos California street, san Francisco.
Oalifnrntx iusi ID
- NTUKERnoCKER INNING

n company.-LOcaiiou Of principal place OF
business. san fanci-eO, California.
Location % works, American Flat Mining
District. storey County, Nevada.
Notice Il hereby given, that ut q meeting Of
June. lS1A. an assessment mo. glof One Dollar
and Fifty Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of said Company. payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin
to the Secretary. at the otic. OF the Company.
No. 10 Stevenson Bnildtng. san Francisco.
ANY stock upon which This assessment shall
rrnain uhpaid on SATURDAY, the 25ih day OF
July, is7t, shall he decned delinquent, and
viii be duly advertised for sale At public anc-
tion, and unle-s payment shsll be made before,
ment, together with costs OF Advertising and
expenses Of sale.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
HENRY BOYLE, Secretary.
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sTooKHoLbERs' MEFfMo.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
l holders 81 the TYLER MINING coH-
PANY win be held at the once Of the Com.
PAM. Room No. 20 srehanis' Exchange Buiil.
,ng; Scliiorrla strsst. soa Francisco, Cal. on
Transfer books will be ciosed on Tnur.isv'
July I'D, 1874, al 3 o'clock r. n,
ALFRED x. DURBRow,
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IL Locstion Of principal place of business,
San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill Mining Dis.
trict. Storey comfy, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given that AZ q meeting ofthe
Directors, held on the eighth day Of
June, 1874, an assessment (NO.3i OF finy
Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable i'm
the Secretary. At the Office OF the Company,
Room No. Z Express Building. san Francisco.
California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on THURSDAY. the 10Th day Of
July, ls1t, will be delinquent. and Adyer.
tlsed for sale Al pablo auction, and unless pay.
ment IL made before. will be -old IN FRI
DAY. the ltih day OF August, 1874, to pay the
delinquent Assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses of sale.
Cd. EATON. Secretary.
Occe-Room No. I Express Building. San
Francisco, California. iuti III
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IN Location % principal place VI bu'IhS'''
sal Francisco, California. .
Location Of works, Devils Gate Dirtiet.
Lyos county. Nevada.
Sone. 4. hereby given. that At . meeting
Of The Board Of Directors, held ON the
tweniysninth day OF June, 1874. an assessment
no. n ofTwsnty.h dye Cents per share waslsyied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation
ps,sble Immediately, In United States gold coin,
Ia The Secretary, At the once Of the Company,
Room No. 5. Msyward's Building, Nc. 40 Call
fornia street, san Francisco, California. :,
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remaln unpaid on the Sist day o fJuly, 1874, VIII
be delinquent. and advertised for sale AZ pubic
anetion. and unless payment IL made before,
will be sold on the 18th day OF August. 1874, To
pay the delinquent assessment. together WIN
cost. 90 advertising and expenses OF sale.
Nv order OF the Directors.
EnwAnn n STONE kReretary.
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roLDEN EAGLE GOLD AND sII-

VI yer Mining Company .-Locsiion OF prin'
eipal place OF business. Virginia City. New.
Churchill county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given that AZ a meeting OF
the Trustees. held at their Office on South Z
street. Virginia City. on the 18th day OF May,
lisa, an assessment tho. ~ Of One Dollar per
foot was levied on the capital stock Of the mine,
PAYABLE Immediately In United states gold coin,
10 the Secretary. nj Virginia City.
Any stock upon which this asaes-ment shall
remain unpaid upon the THiRrlEru day Of
July. iSIL will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale al public auction, and unle-. payment
l. made before. win be sold on SATURDAY.
the 18th day Of July. 1874. To pay the delin.
guent assessment, together with costs OF ad'
Verti-lng and expenses OF sale.
Hy order OF the Trustees.
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uossIru MINING COMPANY.-

omee-Room No 1. No, 4oi California street
san Francisco. California. luxtd
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TaIE JUSTICE MINIxa coMPAN,
VIRaINIA CRY coal = hI..s CON- ~.

onfee-Room No. Z, Hayward's building, NJ
li9 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
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TIoYr. SEARS & McKKE. San Francisco. Cal,
Attorneys for Applicant. lul Y sd
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
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street. Sah
HILL MINING COMPANY

- LEGATION o. Principal Place OF Business, san
Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Gold Hin. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given that at q meeting
lsTl. an assessment tho. ~ OF Two Dollars per
share WAS levied upon the capital stock 81 the
corporation. payable Immediately, in United
Stale. gold coin, to tbs Secretary, Al the once
Of the COMPANY. Room No. ~, Hay wards
cisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the TWENTY NINTH day OF
July, is.L, will be delinquent. and advertised
for sAle at public ~anction, and unless payment
/. made before. win be sold on THURSDAY the
auth day OF August. 1874, TO pay hedelinquent
assessment. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale
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4 RIx0NA AMP UrAm MINING

HENRY BOYLE. Secretary.
,oniee-No. 10 Stevenson Building, san Fran
fl-fo tuNA IA
, 1874-04-05

Toa sALE-BY cASFIELD NA7TEsos. 50 La
sssesaaa.s s9a tset set o3po.t.s : seasaesa depot
Wanut aud f1H u nst.hotss s east OF wesssFn-av.
ssee asie 's:a s.n:ea
5f?S ss e. e., sa atas fsSa f.s sa.sp
1tiehtxanar.:s fc.t pear Thirty ,--...s--..
Tso1is, io. 1ith house.
Soas Rsas sss; 7Ess 1sas G"sa'1h
Saas su 1T Hoy.
tes; fs,1s fs.; as.. ws1.:s
zE;S:asa::,ISsss "a 5sSis = iss,
x;sSs ssS:iis ss;st. :|5 e;
zs' est ' iSs SHSi5ENSR ai5f SR5EEKTy
ks:l sh 4snR s4i rss sE
eottsEe and good barn Eith lot ss1Io ioet Il Soa;h
s Ris'f g. c Eas Esasa2 +: e
ToR SALE tMs1le3 on WARAsH.AV.. NEAR
t. Sn %
nd sse ssa.s Il
ths low Price ot only $50 foot: uta oerfoet; teEs
ii Miehisa9 d 1adi.o. .ad P1.es "
feat Arcluas, beWoen Fify fourth and Fifty
in1le the southeast OF vernoa4v. aud Thir
builder.
s1l60 on Douglas pacs, facing tho Grand boulevard.
at a Ersat Ia, gain.
Thlrty-si1 lois fronting On Monroe Adams, Wilcox,
and J1cksonse worry cheap parties wishing to build.
Thsco business blocks right IN tho heart OF the CITY,
at prices lower than anything In the u1&rkot-
Also, fne residences from 81 0t e $ia 0oo.
j. HENRY JACOB WELL,
li and l46 Dearborn-ss., corner Madison.
TOR SALE-A e.RoOM COTTAGE. LOT. AND
barn. 1877 Wcntworth-av. noAr Thirty dfthst., for
g. e0 ii t4kcn soon. Apply to owner, eo7 South
statcss.
T0R SALE-OS THE WEST sIDE-A VERY De-
sirabIc and house, 2atozy and b1xe-
rnsut brick s fcat 'front.' 10 roos. Eli odarn improve
meats Win bo sold cheap. s. =. BUWLE3, IAWA.h-
iuEtoa-st.
Il jackson; $3.50 down. balance easy taErns- WILL
IANo, 81 Fosauer-st.
Is iur. rs North Cart tts-st., cnrnnr nf Hubbard.
, 1874-04-05


TOR sALE-BY JAMES q. GOODMAN CO., .
J. Deorbnrn-Et.: -
and Sixteenth 70 fcet with two houses.
Prire-nr., St1tccnth-st = teSt win co.taeet
IndiaaA.av., nca1 Tnent p feet east 'front.'
TEeut5third- ST., bctwecn Psns1a and Calu1et-aVs'
Shustlcd-av. botween Thi1.i:th aud Thirt5fss1sts,
Is frc 'front.' with good house and burn TEo
Woodlawn-ar, near rorty east 'front.' l'e1
81 feet. splendid tfact f0K ino reslosnce. IN.
adams-st., ncaE Canpbell-sv.. Ea 1eos' ~atu Bopo
Ndss-.1.. sonhTe est co-ner Csmpbell-ar-, sS feet
bargain. se f..
with cottage very cheap. =, -. -. a
bloontnEdsle and Roscbud.es.. IL 1ot, "11A1 &oe4A
cottage residence Aad barn. ..,.
Western.av. and Rloomipg gta1c-st-, Ii lots.
Alnska-st., noar LHfrnLce, LES feet south front.
Iarznbeo-st Alaaka, "A feets cast Hont, eooo
lis feat. front, splendid ecation ioE
uauutactu1in convenient to railroads and businoas
ccntrc. .
Ashlandav, west of Stock Yards-3 tracts q abo1t
c1ch. suttnblo fo- or
lots and blocks with ralroad ADJOINING otocA
YardH.
Weet Madison, Washington. Randolph. Lake. and I'm
zie.sta los and L1octs near Central Park and
shops. ,-.
Washington Heights, and other suburban acrsa.
Pins lands, In largo quantities. souc desirable e1-
, 1874-04-05

non SALE-LOT ON SACRAMENTO.ST., NEAR
Il jackson; $3.50 down, balance easy taTrna- WILL
IAAo 81 fosauer-st. -
T1OR SALK-A 4o-FOOT CORNER WITH BUILD
L ing.. 1s3 North Curtts-tt., eoE1nr Of Ruhbhrd:
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

WANTEp-srovgs. RAS0ES Sc "A YOUNG MAR
w riei desires situstiop In the above bnainess,
outslde o. Sev fesk . soed pearaa: understands :
oysrsss shlepns eierk os sny other po:toni stove
foundry Store N . hard workef, and not
about saiary, psgmsusnt position saexired. where,
BY provsaS himsh worthy. ~ NAV bs advanced; sue
sbntty gwen. Aadrsn RAkRx kcHAslss. box ~.
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Republican Primary Election

The Republicans of Lyon county will
meet at their respective places of voting
in their several townships, on Saturday Sep
TENDER 10Th, for the purpose of voting for the
persons of their choice Tor candidates for the
following officers TO be elected on the Sd, OF
A Clerk of the District Court; Probate
Judge; "a County Attorney: u County Super
intendcnt of Public INSTRUCTION.; and Repre-
sentati YES for the 6Sth and 69th Representa-
tive Districts. Also for delegates to the Sen
atoriul convention hereafter to be called to
nominate a state Senator for the 24th Senator
iaI District, composed of Lyon and Green
wood counties.
and Kept open until six O'Clock D. m.
The following persons are hereby appointed
to act as judges and clerks of election:
Emporia township, at the court housc--bI
w. Phillips and II. =. Hall judgce; w n.
Skinner and Lewis clerks.
list. Warl-Geo. Stowell and 6. w. kirken-
dali judges; II. Hadley and j. A. Kanll clerks
End Ward, III. L. Low and w. }. Brewer
judges; j. Epstein and v TillOttson clerks;
3D. Wafdi 4; johnson and W: Wy w; M dInshe
4th. Ward, VIM Gilchriest and l.. Nichols
Judges; $. j. Smith and /. T. Jones clerks.
Center TOwnship-L. o. Priest and Il. VI
Clark judges; to select clerks.
fatty's Mili-Jas. Miles and a. l.. a Key.
Judges; clerks to be selected.
PlymoutiI--J Ohm Carter and L. Iinch judges
clerks to be selected.
Americus-J. ID. Jaquith and John Gibson
| Judges; to select clerks.
| Frcmont-At place of voting John CowaI
/ and ). Ii. Wheeler judges.
Bunkerhiil school hOuse-C. Paine and j.
| Wayman Judges
| North part OF Waterloo Township at place
OF voting-Iudges and clerks 10 nc selected.
Agnes City Township, Capt. McMillin ant
| Clark judges.
Heading Douglas u ID. w, Applebl
Judges.
NeOsho Rapids-T NJ Grewen and W +
| Hancock judges.
HartfOrd-Thomas Campbell and w. b
| Holt judges.
Elmendaro-J. L. Williams and Frank hos
judges.
The judges mentioned in the several town
ships are requested to select competent clerk
that Will serve or act themselves. The result
| OF the election 10 be made known to the Cen
trail Committee at the alice of its chairman il
| Emporia by Wednesday, September 23rtl.
hope all Republicans will turn out an
make their own nominations direct. Do
Understandings; veto for the host man 60
the several positions and we will surely hav
4 good ticket right from the hands of til
people. c. w FREDERICK,
Chrm On Cen Com
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bY neglec ting thLs matter.
our COUNTRY SAVED.

MIR. EDITOR may think the
heading of this article too good to be
true, but it is. l will tell you what
saved it, and then you will believe
In spite of the drouth and grasshOp-
pers, yes even in spite of the chintZ
bugs and politicians, the champion of
the immortal seven, and the bald
headed lawyer held large and en-
thusiastic convention at the school
house, in district 81 on last Saturday
evening, for the purpose of electing
delegates to the Farmers Mechanics
and Workingmen's, -Liberal-Reform-
Republican Democratic convention to
be held at Emporia on next Saturday.
On motion J. V. Randolph was
elected Chairman and +. T.. Smith
Secretary.
On motion e. L. Smith and j. V.
Randolph were elected delegates.
The following resolutions were then
unanimously adopted.
Whereas, It appears that for many
years the Republican party has over
looked the ability, and patriotism Of
one OF us, and that it further appears
that the Democratic party has not thu
power TO recognize the craftsmanship
OF the others therefore, be it.
ResoIuea, That we shake hands
across the bloody ehasm.
ResOIeed, That we are not candi
dates for any Office.
Resolcea, That none but patriots
and honest men should he elected T.
office.
ResoIred, That the offices of Clerk G
the District Court, and County At
tornsy ought To be given to some @
the honest patriots in school distric
81.
, Three rousing cheers being give
r Tor what is left of the Liberal Reforr
&c, &C., ticket, the convention at
journej, each person feeling that
was success.
This, Mr.. editor, is how the countr
/ was saved. And the names of til
r men who saved it must ever be hel
e sacred in patriotic bosoms. Nay
| greatful country shower on their mot
/ est heads the official laurels vii
2 which only true patriotism should
= crowned, is tho earnest prayer of
= OBSERVER
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rnD SITUATION IN LYON cousrrx.

This county ~ abundanlly able TO take
care Of Itself II has more than enough
grain to carry it over until crops come
again. Hogs have mostly been sold or
shipped out to winter. Cattle are in fine
condition, and Will live OIL the prairies
with but little feeding until about the
LIST of November. Should it remain dry
they will go longer than that. There Is
4 greater abundance Of hay, fodder and
straw putup and in shape 30 prevent taeIr
waste, than ever before. While there are
hundreds OF acres Of corn that yielded
nothing there are many more thll Will
Weld one-foUrth, One-third and some
one-halr crop. A few fields VIA
make fun crop. There is an abundance
of wheat in the county. There WIZ DC
wheat TO sell. Oats Il light, hut there
will be enough TO do much good. POta-
toes and all vegetables are light. From
the best OF our Information We judge we
shall have TO send abroad for some pota'
toes. especially to supply city eonsum-
ers. There are soGao people IN the couh
} ~, Of course, who will need help. Thos'
; who have to spare should manage in ev'
cry way in their power TO give such PEG
[ pie what work they can, and should also
4 sell them provisions to be paid in wori
!. in the spring, il the work cannot be fur
nished now. Wejudgo there will be tru
economy in the use not only OF money
r during the next six months, but also il
c the use OF feed for stock. aud provisions
@ Economy is something few OF us are use
: TO in the last few years, but il Will no
J. hurt ms tn ssuet down To busiaeSsf' in hi
o respect. The thousands OF dollars whie
: have heretofore been wasted In careless
ness and extravaganza had better
I. saved. They will come handy befo'
a spring.
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The earth continues TO cape for water.
Multiplied millions OF grasshoppers
have been flying over for week past.
Mr.. Bell shipped another car load Of
hogs last week. The most of the grunters
will have to be shipped from these parts.
some of our neighboring farmers will
have fair crops OF corn.
j. w. 10y has the largest peaches we
have seen this season. They are very
toothsume.
Rev. l.. NJ. Hancock and family have
been visiting friends in our town.
Mr.. Crouch, OF New York, Is visiting
his son, Agent Crouch.
Mr.. Pennington OF Aurora. Illinois, is
here looking after farm which he is hav.
ing Improved near town.
"A HUNF.-Two preachers, doet or
and granger went chicken hunting last
Saturday. One of the preachers and thu
doctor did the most OF the shooting; the
granger furnished the lunch. Many
chickens got away. Twenty were bag
ged. Oae jack-rabbit led the dog in j
splendid race.
--RELIGIoUs.-Rev. L. +. Jones. of I'm
poria, preached for Rev. w. W. Bale,
last Sunday. The Friends held meet
ing in the Methodist church IN the after
noon. Friend Prichard was the chic
speaker. DR.. Rice viii preach next SnH
day eveng. He has promised to preact
every other Sunday evening.
The little folks are beginning to tai
school. The fall terra commences o
: the 14th inst. Do not know who VII
teach.
The most Of the grass has been nov
. ed. Amencus was never supplied wit
as large and good a lot of hay before, "
. presume. The supposed scarcity Of fee
, has caused every one to put up an unusy
al quantity Of hay. Horses and cattle wi
not suffer Tor want OF hay.