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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nYrIcE OF THE CONSOLIDATED vIR.
~ Enia Mining Company. San Francisco,
Oct. Z. is1t.-At Q meeting Of the Board q
Trustees OF the above named Company. held
this day. Q dividend (No. o. Of Three tl Dollars
per shsrs was declared. payable on Monday.
The lsth instant. Transfer books eiored until
oes i'm DAVID r. BA0LEY. Secretary,
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UNITED STATES REGISTERS
SUMMONS. llU
Ne asa.

II run Q. J. LAND oFricE. OF TIE
1gepis % ths United States 70 JAMES ciS.
appear bsforc n, q ny once. In carson CITY.
On u s1st dsy OF November. A. y. isfa, a. III
Holmss. avsrrins your claim TO Lot No. eleven
an, B,eek No esven d. In RAage D, rovu
uuIuss and illegal: ed, then and there. DO 700
IA ynnk holnss sAsii not 30 -rscoxnissd a.
s,.s ~ Ieral. and b Aflowe To enter the said
issd-hidsg IN which jadgnsai win be iahsn
TO Ii: Ualisd st.is. nsr.h.l. o. dsputi.sd
eltisse. grsssink' Aaks ssr"e' Ana N"
ciVs. under NJ band, this Nh dsy q oess'
~ .., !. sS S':!,s. :. S.s. s.' s.! s:..l4.
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DIVIDENDS.
pIYipENp NoTIoE.

nFFICE OF THE BRLCHER SILVER
~ Mining Company. Fan Fsnei,co. Oct 0,
held this day. . dividend mo, 80 OF Thrcs
Dollars Qt0 per share was declared. payable
October 10. Transfer books will be closed
the sih inst, at 10 o'clock NJ.
oc5tm u. q. KIBBK. Secretary.
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MyEMQuISY SALES.

lHYAN nlnIHe CON;
49, .s:ss $780, 4 e. Ssss1e.ll ',,s' o
IA tccsilcs 81 woffs. Elovsy. Mining District
s; ss;,. sS.sss: sss Z. Z Ss'isss.ssia poa tn. fol.
Iowis9 fsseabs4 steel, On sceount 9, ss;sss.
- az ssvsfll AMOUNTS Get opposite the
49, 81 ~ respective s~harholden. - fol-
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iNoTTcIHo IT HAnH ,groN the so.
= & 8; ~; =: ssss "a, : Ss:;. I, s: =. .: 81
~ttheet ny knovlsdgs or eonssnt. ssd that
ing s;Rss' J. 4: " %s: ;ssa s' :sss ( nv
loSsS MN os.sbss IT. fsfl. ceiTIs
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And IN accordance With hw. and an order d
the Board OF Directors. made on the 18th dsy Of
september. 1874, 80 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock ~ may be ncccesery, win b soad
at public auction, at ths once OF ths Company.
cisco. caiifornis, on WEDNESDAY. me lth
day of NOVEMBER, 1915. II the boar OF ] o'eioek
.. u. Of sAidhday. To pay d~elinquspt aseessnents
theryon. together with costs Of advertising and
JOSEPH xAGUIRH, SECRETARY.
~Onhce-Roou H. No, tie California gtrest,
San Francisco. California. oclg q
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s.YsE JIjsrICE MINING COMPANY

Location 81 prireipai pnos Of pos'nses' oen
Loestion q woris, Storey sosnsy, stais o.
Notice There arc delinquent npon the iolov.
Ing described stock. OF account or ASSORTMENT
No.ii. cyied on the en- day Of September, 1874,
the several amounts set opposita Ne = eI
the respective s~hareholdsrs, - foDows;
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AssIssHNBLEyIEp; a.
iNLolE MININe e0HPANY.-L0-
9rss.scs, g ~ vr .ibskl

INNING g0HPANY.-L0-
" caftuuo u ~prneipslphcs o. budsg4y 30
Loc1tiou Of WORM, COD mn Ninfnf bhtffck,
STOREY County, Nevada.
4 NoicS 10 hsfsby Rivsn that a. . meetiae. Of
The Board OF Director. held on the l7th day Of
September, is7k, an Aesessmsnt No- .Elny
Cents pr shsfs Wss letsd upoV- ~ S<tAll
steiy In United etstes rold coin, 10 he Secretary.
sf'the oSbce on tbe con6urpy Room n. No. Az
Caiifosnis strsst ssu Pfsnciseo. CaiIouia y
An 100 nnon vhlch thls sssessmsnt .hsIl
r~rnsIn unrs,dsoa ~ fSfh dsv "a Orfohs, fsII,
Vim b. dslinousuf. and sdyertised FOR ssje N
rshur ,rrtior ana rrisss .sm.rt a. ,rsSc ~
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And IN accordance with law. and an order OF
The Board Of Directors, made on the 22d day OF
JSns. 1874 % many shares Of each psrce!
OF such stock a. may he Necessary. will be sold
at public suction. Of the once NJ the compsny,
No. - California street. mp stairs san frzn-
cisco, Cal. MONDAY, the I'd day Of November.
'lg7t. q the hour OF 8 O'Clock ?. u. OF raid day,
70 pay said delinquent assessments thereon.
together With costs OF advertising and expenses
= A. G. RyCR. Secretary.
Qnn-sA cslifornia atrret. San Rranciieo.
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posrfoNRMRNr.
NOTICE.

! SS$s e ;ss /: 4 Z: q 81 E !. &; y
irrue ON and afsf THURSDAY. October 70,
is7l, ~ III rsls ~ tive and onsssvsntA fos
',VTd twlni isLxak, 4s.erstsry.iu
Cal. mn .LI 81 In r.nnnl oeli
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. And In sccordanes with Aw and an order Of
the Board Of DIRECTOR. made on the 18th day 81
nsptsmbsr, ls7t, 90 many shares OF each
parcel Of sneh stock 40 may be necessary. will
b cold st publie auction. a. The .alo.room
OF Maurice Dors a 90, No. ~ Pine strect. San
Frsneisoo, California, on MONDAY. the 9th
Day OF November. 1874, ct the hour OF ! o'clock
P.h. Of SAID dag, 10 pay said delinquent as,es.-
nsut thereon, together with costs OF Advertising
FRANK SWIFT, Secretary.
! o6ies-Room No. 4. Hayward Building, No.
oE6RE0ATED CALEDONIA MIN.
~ ing Compauy.-Location Of principal place
oIbesln.ss. sos California street. San francisco,
: Locsiioa Of works. Gold Mn, Storey county.
Nevada
Hotcs. There arc delinquent upon the
following described stock, OF account Of
aassssmsnt No. -. levied on the I'D day OF
Jsns, 1874, tbs several amounts set oppo
sits the names Of the respective shareholders,
A follows.
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"a lApI AID N DAUGHTER: JUS; Just
5;a8::siss { II .iss sai::.. ~ 's 8. :s:,.: !: :
s q H.. Esis :,,.';. cod ]; ;i ain. ossSa
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Ssvsd..
Location Of wsrks. American Flat Mining
Dtstfiet. storey County. Nevada.
There 10 ~dslinQueul upon the following de-
scribed sfoek. on account OF the legal work
dens for the rear 1914 on the claim. the several
ano..ts sst opposite the names OF the respect
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: Ana, In accordance with law. 90 many feet Of
each parcel OF sueh stock ~ may be necessary
y II b cold o. public ~aueiion, u the once OF
the COMPANY, 70 cover the unnount
O6ies-No. 10 North G street.
II. scH0NEMAH. Secretary.
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HARVARD InFiRMARy.
tvcss Ssi,sr and Bach, San RspeIsoo.
are Open IRON 10 4. H.. to 9r.S.
and nom ~. q. TO I.

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Ill.,, sss.e., T. Dss,o.,s s z n ssty. !.
Z; s:s,'c :. 81 ,., Sssssssl d pso.;;:i .ssi io e Il q
uSysjesi spd Isptal iess. dsea,ed nature or
inpotspcy, bsrssness and Ill other diseases Of
Is pSyss.i IA nsstsi systsu, produesd nom
nstsnl o. unpatanl causes In the old or young.
hs5eulsf attention psid 70 the lnnrs. liver,
lia:sZs "a ssssS pf ~ ~ , Psso,,ir ,sf,...
tsnai. chneSrs, tanors removed without cut.
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The city esn y sccounodsied. Persors con-
suit ths Doctor gath. Advice TO phy.iei,ns
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p n. B.-Attsutton 10 oil diseases Of The blad.
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.TaIsR szE1ICArs,lag no

DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL
STATE exrel
!ls'rl'., r.l.ssa'ar;,i .sii;, !, II i.,..
AaAvaa T,7r,o Alnlsal
FOE GOVERNOR,
L. r. BRADLEY ~
ofHte county.
Fer Lissss.a.s G~svsr.sr,
JEWETT ~. ADAMS,
OF storey county.
For Cs.srsssnan,--..-...A. O. ELLIS
OF ormsby county.
supreme Judge, long term, A. y. HILLHousE
'of Eureka county.
surrsms Judgs. shot term. &C. n. BKLkNAP
Of ornsby county. h r,.
Attorney 0snsrsi, .........J !. n. KITrRELL,
Of whits Pine county.
Clerk Of Supreme Court ...B. n. HEREFORD
Of Lincoln county.
Secretary Of sists ........-....c. d. SPIRES
/. Of Lander county.
Controller. ...........a..T. n. CRANLEY
Of White Pine county. 4
Treasurer. .......... JERRY SCHOOLING
Of ormsby county.
Surveyor General ....................0. HAST.
Of Storey county. 81
sup't Pablo Instruction ..... "A. II. WILLIS
Of Storey county. a"'e
State Mlnerlogist :. W. FRANK STEWART
Of Storey county.
State Printer. JOHN J. HILL
Of Humboldt county.
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JNo. MecAUsrAND, JAS. SINGLETON,
x. W. KUsTER, JAS MCKENZIE,
WILLIAM GRAY, Ri. BREED,
BART. CALLAHAN, O. Y. JOHNSON,
WILLIAM LEHIGH, FRKD. J. Titus,
M. y. WALLER, g. IL. CLARK.
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ingtsn circles - . CITED -voesiis. u
dsad. ,EI fl GtA yilA4
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DIS Honun. Isvs. wiz sson run her
street car. BY . dummy engine.
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DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL

TICKET.
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Be 400 test high. irio
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PA.n usss annually $40. 900. 900 eggs
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Horr. SEARS q McKrs, Attorneys, San
fnneiseo. @. -n-lL-L-l- ssle 20
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"Tzz Old Cusses'' Il The name Of .
club In La Crosse. and the wives Of
msnArD bs6svs that the nssns Il
good q. |. ~ LII -.--- L-L.L.--
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ESTABLISHED 1859.

is placed at 1000 killed and 4,5OO y<elnded,
the greater number being lsborers Employed
to work on the fort and colonists dwelling out
side, Eight ships were required for the
wounded, whom the Malay chiefs permitted to
be removed from shore as much to embaTass
the navy as to do an act OF humanity RThe
letter adds; "The news OF the comple an
Inhalation of this second Dutch expedition is
known in official circles at Singapore, bat is
purposely withheld from the press"
The following account of the recent
fighting before Estella and the death of Gen.
Coneha is derived from Carlist sources The
republicans made their first attack on the left
bank of the river Ega, Thursday, and followed
it up Friday, on the eve of which day they had
forced the Carlists from their first defenses-
The next day, Saturday, they attempted to
carry by assault the heights Immediately COM
manding Estella. In this attack they failed
and were driven back in disorder. Their re-
treat became route when Gen. Concha was
mortally wounded. The total loss of the re-
pubicsns, in killed wounded and missing,
was 600 Gen. Echaques' entire division
narrowly escaped capture, and was saved only
by the extraordinary exertions of the artillery.
The assault was made during the night, under
cover of which the republicans succeeded in
all their cannon.
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Holidays in Germany.

I.he chatty correspondent Of the Gin
y Unfortunate America, with its one poor,
done to death, half extinct, fire-cracker
shooting, spread-eagle Grafton, relief
when it is over, forlorn Fourth of July
holiday You don't know how to have
holidays any better than you know
what to do with them when you get
them. Only look at US over here.
Since Christmas-and the year isn't
half gone-we have had no less than
eight different festival days, on which the
stores were closed and all business sus-
pended, besides half holidays and any
amount of royal birthdays thrown in.
Americans across the water who Go
nothing but chase the everlasting dollar
can't appreciate this delightful way of
letting it alone. As "Mr. F. s" aunt
says of mysterionsly profound Glen
ham, "Drat that dollar" let Is go and
learn to do without ii. Ten chances to
one you don't catch it in the long run,
and if you do, what have you besides
it ? You commence the race bright
and fresh, and healthful and vigorous.
In your eagerness for success you
sprang over this resting place, you
thrust away the pleasure, you put all
aside until the goal is reached. Per-
haps even at middle age, which should
be the very prime of life, You have at
tanned your end, but with it you have
gray hairs, anxious, ugly looking care
lines on the face, and, worst of all, no
taste nor enjoyment for these elixirs of
life that you have left far behind. Far
better to have too many holidays than
to have none at all. But, first of all,
learn the secret how to make use of
them; how to extract every drop OF
pleasure they contain.
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National Bank Reserves.

The comptroller of currency has writ
ten the following letter, giving his con-
struction of the new currency act in
reference to the reserve required to be
held by the national banks:
SIR-I have received your letter Of
the oath inst. NV construction of the
act of June 20, 1874, in reference to the
reserves of the national banks, is that
40 rsssesv-s rsfpoys- eiralll atipu ia slDol-
ished, but that the national banks are
required to keep reserve upon depos-
its, as provided in sections 81 and 30 Of
the national bank act, certain proper
ton of which must Re kept on hand
and a certain other proportion with
their reserve agents in the cities emu
merated in the section referred to. The
banks are alse required to keep an
amount equal to five per cent. of their
circulation on deposit with the treasurer
of the United States, which amount
may be deducted from the aggregate
amount of the reserve required to be
kept upon the deposits.
JOHN JAY KNOX, Comptroller.
To GEo. L. OTIS, Cashier Commercial
National bank, Chicago, Ill.
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The Baby's Death.

There came a morning at last when
the baby's eyes did not open. DIR.
Erskine felt the heart throb family un-
der his fingers, but knew it was beating
its last. He trembled for Elizabeth
and dared not tell her. She anticipted
him.
doctor" she said-her voice was so
passiOnless that it might almost have be-
longed to a disembodied spirit
know that my darling is dying"
He bowed his head mutely. Her
very calmness awed him.
Is there anything you can do to
ease her?"
Nothing. do not think she suf-
fers."
Then you will please go-away. She
is mine-nobody's but mine, in heYSlife
and in her death, and want her quiet
to myself at the last"
Sorrowfully enough he left her.
Elizabeth held her child closely, but
gently. She thought in that hour that
she had never loved anything else
never in this world should love any,
thing again. She wanted to cry, but
her tears were dry and burning, and
not tear fell on the little upturned
face, changing so fast to marble. She
bent over and whispered something in
IN the baby's cara wild, passionate
prayer that it would remember ter anu
know her again in the infinite spaces.
A look seemed to answer her radi-
ant, loving look, which she thought
must be born of the near heaven. She
pressed her lips in a last despairing ag-
ony of love to the little face, from
which already, as she kissed it, the
Isoul had fled. Her white wonder had
zone home. This which lay upon her
hungry heart was stone.-'i Some No
mems Hearts,"
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EAST.

collapse of the Croton aqueduct
IN the upper part of New York city is feared.
The tax levy for the city of New York
for the ensuing year has been fixed at s31,-
s22S
Prohibition is to be continued in Mas
sachusetts, the legislature having refused to
pass the license bill over the governors veto.
The Social Mills in Woonsocket,
a. L, running $4,000 spindles and 10, 600 looms
ON cotton goods, was destroyed by fire last
week.
Miss Katie West, of Paris, KY, died
recently from sn overdose of arsenic taken.
it is supposed, for the purpose of improving
her complexion.
At Memphis on the 1st, W. D. s.
Welch, the well-known attorney and candidate
FOR clerk of the criminal court, was shot by
B. b. Barnes also an attorney. and probably
fatally wounded.
DIR. Robinson, aged fifty-fve, was
shot and killed by young man named Robb,
at Skepwhh's landing, hundred miles above
vicksbu, few days since, for alleged inti-
macy with Robb's mother.
Meyer Fredland was shot and killed
ON Friday at Cati landing, in Washington
county, Miss, by Ed. Monash, his partner, in
quarrel over the winding up of their business.
Monssh was acquitted on the ground of self
defense.
A very destructive fire occurred in
Allegheny City, Pa, the 4th inst. A square
and half of buildings. principally dwellings,
on the west side of Federal street, between
Sampson street and Marquette alley, extend
ing to Arch street. and three or four buildings
on the east side of Federal street, we're total
ly destroyed. Over one hundred houses in all
were destroyed, leaving many families house
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THE GROWING COTTON.
The Roll of States-Decreased Acreng
but Good Prospects.

The Roll of states-Decreased Acreage
but Good Prospects.
The following is a summary of the
New Orleans exchange crop report TO
June 80:
MISSISSIPPI reports from forty-four
counties a decrease in acreage of per
cent fair average 1t md the crop two
weeks behind last year, but remarkably
clean, though small and backward +;
labor satisfactory.
Observation-Disclosures parishes are
reported. The acreage is a decrease of
20 per cent; the weather less favorable
than last year the average stand and
condition Of the plant generally good
I later no complaint of labor
Texas. Forty five counties report in
acreage an increase averaging 10 per
cent, stand good, two weeks later
planted than last year, but in fine
growing condition, free from grass !;
labor good.
Arkansas. Il twenty-five counties re-
port the average decrease at 8 per cent;
weather less favorable; stand better
than last year, though three weeks back
ward labor efficient.
TENNEssEE. - Twenty -four counties
report the average decrease 3 per cent;
weather less favorable stand fair; crop
clean but small, being two weeks later
than last season labor about the same.
ALABAMA A.-Twenty-seven counties re-
port the acreage decrease 16 per cent;
the late reAanted looks better than the
old cottoI 1crop; somewhat later and
generally ecleaner than ever before
growing rapidly; labor never better.
NORTH CARoLINA.-Forty-o cOun-
ties are reported weather less favor
able acreage decrease 10 per cent.
planting tw& 10 three " eeks later fair
average stand crop clean, healthy and
growing finely though small and back
ward decrease in use OF fertilizers 40
per cent.
SOUTH CARoLINA.- Twenty-one coun-
ties report an acreage decrease of II per
cent; weather unfavorable TO the Md
die of May more favorable since
replanting has given fair average the
stand is small but condition good crop
clean and growing well, labor sufficient;
decrease in the use of fertilizers 33
per cent.
GEoRGIA.-Sixty-nin counties report
a decrease in acreage of 10 per cent;
weafer less favorable the stand and
conf Etion good, growing finely, clean
though small, being ten days later than
last year labor good use of fertilizers
decreased 3 per cent. as compared with
last year.
FLORIDA. Reports meager acreage
said to have decreased 4 per cent;
stands good condition very fine, clean
and growing well, being one week
earlier than last year; no complaint of
labor.
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HICKMAN FULTON CO, KENTUCKY, SATURDAY, JULY II, 1874

they would say, "That viii do" with
an air that implied how much they
would have enjoyed it to have shot at
him. Indeed, itappeared hatifthe poor
brute had been possessed of fifty or
hundred lives so that each irate hunter
might have taken one, it would have
been great relief and satisfaction.
On the fourth day Willie was buried.
Mary continued inconso1able. All of
the social influences which the neigh
borhood could command were put in
operation from the time of the funeral
onward, in order to cheer her and bind
her wounded spirit. Social meetings
were held and pleasant little gatherings
made for her. Wherever there was en-
joyment Mary must be. She gracefully
submitted herself to all their kindness,
and tried to please her friends. But it
seemed to do her little good. She re-
mained pale, weak, and dispirited.
After few months Walter and Mary
discovered that somehow they were not
suited with their farm. They sold the
place at the first opportunity, and re-
tx re8 30 their former home in New
N<fpland, the remains of little Willie
Having been forwarded in advance to a
cemetery there, with which they in their
early days had been familiar. Adantic
TOR July.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-07-11
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
WEST.

The Sioux Indians are playing havoc
near Fort Fetterman, Wyoming territory.
Harvesting has commenced in most
parts of California The yield Of grain will
be enormous.
Only five hours work day, and only
forty-six cents for that, is the labor problem
which is agtating the workmen in the Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne railroad shops at Fort
Wayne.
Lieut.. Col. Davidson, comanding at
Fort Sill reports an attack by Indians on the
night OF the 10th inst, and says: ''Now that
haye9received authority to pursue the In
diaDs, under certain restrictions, for acts of
aggression, trust not to annoy the general
with the details, but to be enabled to show
some results
Gov. Davis, of Minnesota, issues a
circular to the oranges. appealing for aid for
the southwestern counties. He cites six whole
counties aud parts of others which . have
been swept by grasshoppers OF all crops as
IL by h Women aud children are suffering
for food& The Implements and stock of the
settlers are under mortgages given to tide
over the pIivations OF last year"