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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-08-25

The losses sustained by the South
in the civil war aro estimated by a
correspondent of tho New York
Evening Post to have been 1924.
geo 900, independent of tho slave
property, which amounted to
$4,000, 100000, making total Of
$3,684,000,00O. But this is below
the mark, for the correspondent
estimatcs that had not the war ooour-
cd the wealth Of the South taking the
ratio Of the decade ending 1860 as q
test, would in 1870 have reached
$l5,3Sl 100000, instead of which it
fell to only SIS ,462, 900, ,0O0--a diffor-
cnce Of nearly $4,000, 100000.
A plain dict develops tao musou.
lar power to a remarkable degroe.
The strongest man we huve enooun-
tered for long time was an Irish
gentleman, who, eutering horse
car last Wednesday,, aftor light
breakf"at OF corn beef, cabbage ,onivns
and pint Of whisky, emptiod the
car OF ten passengers in thirty seconds
without leaving his seat. ".1' ,r
A local colored candidate for State
Senator down in Mississippi says !:
elf desc white men who 'fess to be
'publicans want our votes, dey must
como clean over and be one of US
yes, by ganny, doy mus bo niggcrs
wid us.' .....
lfa Missouri man gets killed while
riding race the crowd is cortain to
chip in and raise more money for the
widow than the husband would have
earned in two years.
a family in TT. Wayne moving
into house found in a pile Of straw
a roll of groenbacks amounting to
$4,000.
An Hin ois woman, who wanted to
go TO masquerade party as Nary,s
Queen of Scots, looked through tho
Bible to ascertain how the character
was dressed.
The various bonolits given last
spring for the family Of Dan Bryant
produced the net SUN IF $l6,664 9G,
which has been paid over to Mrs.
Bryant and the children.
No Chinese medical student oan
sccu.o diploma until he oan prove
his ability to saw man's leg off with
a hand"saw and whittle out wooden
leg to replace the lost limb.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-08-25
household Hints.

Linen can be glazed by adding a
teas poonful Of salt and one of finely
>crapcd white soap to a pound of
starch.
Wartsmay be removed by rubbing
them morning and night with moist
ened picco of muriate of ammonia.
They soften and dwindlc away, lcay'
ing no such mark as follows their dis.
persion with lunar caustic.
~ good lotion for frcckcs is made
eff rcctiliod spirits of wine, one oun,o :;
water, tight ounces half an ounce Of
orange flower water, or ono ounce Of
roso water diluted muriatio acid, a
toaspoonful. Mix. 10 bo used after
washing.
TO prevent rusting OF tin, rnb
fresh lard over every part of the dish,
and then put it in n hot oven aud heat
it thoroughly. Thus treated, any
tinwaro may be used in water con.
stantly and remain bright aud free
from rust ind efuitcly.
10 remove mildcw from clothes,
take two ouCces Of chloride Of lime
(Which can bo procured at any drug
storc) pour OH it one quart Of boil.
ing water then adj three quarts of
cold water; steep the linen in it for
twelve hours, when every spot will
be removed Rural World.
| Small holes in whito walls can bo
easily repaired withou. sondiDg for tn G
mason. Equal parts Of plaster of
Paris and white sand--such as is
used in most families for securing
purpCscs--miXcd With water to a
paste, applied Immediately and
smoothed with kuifc or fat piece OF
wood will mako the broken place as
good as now. AS the mixture har.
dens very quickly, il is best to pre-
pare but q small quantity ut time,
TO stop bleeding at the nose, press
the finger firmly upon the little artery
that supplies tho blood to tho side OF
Tho face affected. Two small arteries
branching up from the main arteries
on each side Of tho neck and passing
over the outside OF the jawbono sup.
/ ply tho faco with blood. If tho nose
tleeds from the right nostril, for cx.
ample, pass tho finger along tho edge
Of tho right jaw till the beating Of the
artery is felt. Press hard upon it
and tho bleeding will cease. Con.
the pressure fbo minutes, until the
I Iruptulol vessels in tho noso have
ltlmo 70 contract.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-08-25
nth Carolina Alurd CrCr In Limbo,

Tho police authorities of Augusta
have ascc, tained that Conklin Jones,
alias Ras Jones, colorod, who was
found guilty by tho Richmond County
Court recently of stealing u oIock
from colored brother, aud sentenced
to twelve months at hard labor on
tho streets of Augusta, is the same
party who shot and killed negro
man in ED gc6eld County last July,
and for whom Trial Justice John
McCord issued warrant Of arrest.
--ColumJiG Rcgistcr.
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TERMS-iN nd F1NCE.
State News.
Six persons in Malboro Jail.

Six persons in Malboro Jail.
The Beach island Siameso twins
tave died, and are now preserved in
alcohol.
Two colored boys.wcre drowned
in tho Edisto river, near Rowe's
Pump, on Wednesday last.
The property Of G.. f. Mcintyre,
late senator from Coleton county, was
sold by tho sheriff at Walterboro.
Mary Ann Ambrose, who mashed
in her brothers skull with grub.
bing hoo, near Cheraw has been
arrt sted. .. IS
a protect isgon foot to build a..rail-
road from Balnwell court to the
village of Elko, on tho South Caro-
lima railroad, some eight miles dis
tal.t.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-08-25
tice.-Thc g. nu,u. eIltio,
r lFE AND IA 30 RS or

IAI- Y IJN TSLOIN III.
tlncluding the "I,Nst Journ ,ls,") unfUlds
wildly his 80 years strange adventures,
also tho curiosities, wonders and wealth
OF that m rvelous country, anI il nbso.
lutely tho only new, complete work.
lltnco it cells {; Just think, $4,000 first 7
weeks. Agents success wonld astonish
you, more wanted. Send for Ierms aud
positive proof Of gcnnineness.
HUBBARD BROS, Pubs, 7 2a, Sam som
st., Phil.
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The rcadiest and most useful rcmc-
;}y for <calds and burns is an cmbro-
cation of Inns watcr and linsccd oil
These simple agents combined, form
a thick, cream like substance, which
ei(ectua!ly excludes the air from the
i"jured parts, and allays the iInam-
nation almost Instantly. n case is
lecordod where a child fell backward
into bath tub Of boiling water, and
was nearly hayel from her neck to
below her hips. Her agonios were
mdcscllb bic; but her clothing being
gently removed, aud the lime and
preparation thivkly spread over tho
injured surface, she was sound asleep
III five minutes. Subsequently, tho
parts wcro carefully washed with
warm milk and water hi,c ;ur, u
Cay, the oil Dire SIM ronvwvd, and
the little patient rapidly lecovered.
Though all the scaldcd skin came eff,
she did not have scar This rene.
dy leaves no hard coat to dry on the
sores, but softens the parts and sids
nature to repair tho injury in tho
readiest and most expeditions man
ncr. This mixture may be procured
in the drug stores, but if Lot thus ac-
cessible, slake lump Of quicklime
in water, and as soon as tho water is
clear, mix it w,i oil and shake it we'll.
If the case is urgent, pour boiling
water over tho lime, and it will be-
come clear in five minutes. TIE
preparation may be kept bottled in
The house, and it will be as good six
months old az when first madc.-Ru-
raj New Yorker.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-08-25
4 Horrible FratriCldc.

Three brothers, named William,
Thomas aud Nicholas Morgan, quar-,
relied in Cincinnati, on the 10Th, re.
su!ting in the former being Knocked
down and literally kicked to death
by the others. Tho origin Of the
quarrel is said to be Of long standing
that William, by superior business
tact, had succeeded in acquiring con :
siderable property from his brothers,
which had aroused their hatred. The
survivors were arrested.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-08-25

Chicago now spells her name
III chicago, hoping to mislead the
Eoston mortgage men.
Russia claims to bo exempt from
r"cls and musicians, aud persons Of
either class are never born there.
People with tho collie may not be
a. Xious to know it, but thcro are
ever 2,7o0 varieties of apples in this
world.
Joaquin Miller has bullet in his
l"s and bullet in his arm. Will
>~'nc gentleman be kind enough to
put a bullet in his head
Great men ought not to marry.
Thc wives IF six Presidents Of tho
United States are living, while but
one President survives.
Tho only symptom of Republican
reform is to be found in Mary land,
where some of the party want to nomi-
nate an editor for Governor.
Vanity in Oshkosh will have to
hold in for awhile. Mr.. Jelley, the
photographer thoro, has just commit
ted suicide with his own chemicals.
n tombstone in Ramsay says
"Mary nawkins, who, having been
tapped for the dropsy forty.six times,
roposcs i'll Christ, September l.,
1896"
The papers arc discussing the
question, Scan Grants grandson be.
como Prosidcn! :" we'll he can t this
year though he might lc Consul to
Brcst.- LIZ Crosse San.
y rich old maid died in England
the other day and left 100000 to
found an asylum for needy clergy.
mon. Mr.. Bcccher is needy of an
acquittal, and he might 60 over, for
one.
Three men in row-boat we're
swept over Passaic Falls, Patterson,
N. D., and drowncd. on tho l7,h.
Their names were James Gregory,
William Ice and ohm Martin.
There is mourning in Washington
because Of the poor returns from
Radical funds invested in the Ken.
tucky election. Thoy want that
money in Ohio.
Our foreign goods for the past eight
years have cost us four thousand
millions Of dollars, and as yet u man
is looked upon as eccentric, or an
Englishman, when he says that this
CO lntry doesn't deserve place on
tho map.
Eli Perkins says "mo and Wander
bilt and Jay Gould,' and says it in
such way that one would think
he was somebody. rho mans great.
est failing is his lack Of check.
Anna Dickinson owns right up that
no woman can be romantic riding on
an OK sled, or diYniled while climb
ing a rail fence, and now there's an
other dispute forever settled.
Tho South lost six thousand seven
hundred and Gfty~six millions of
dollars in slave property by the
late war, whilo the North gained in
wealth the sum Of fifteen thousand
and twenty million dollars.
rh. ,u
neto Is raliroad III florioa on
which the cars run eleven miles on
hour-cxactly eleven miles by the
watch, and tho stock holders swing
their hats and shout shooray |"
,, 11. ,, -,
Afs' harriet bcechcf Stowe
receives i sooo sum OF money each
year lor copy-f1She on 'Ohcle Toms
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Never lend money to q genius.

Chicago now spells her namo
liz chicago, hoping to mislead the
Eoston mortgage men.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-08-25
TRINITY COLLEGE, N. E.

SESSION COMMENCES SEP. 2 1875.
ENuLL Faculty elegant buildings
Il superior board md Recommendations;
location near High Point on the N. G,
Railroad, very healthy. a rcccip, in full
FOR all expenses. cx cept books aud cloth.
ing for five months. will be given for So
Aid given TO young men OF limited means,
Post Office "rrinity College, N. G."
aug HB. CRAVEN. Pres.
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$40 to $500 invested in Wall ST.,
often leads to fJrtnne. y T2 pago book
explaining everything. and copy of tho
Vail street Review. Sent free. JOHN
IlICKLlNG Il co., BANKERS and Brokers
~ broadway New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-10
SUMMONS.

JNTus DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FIRST
i Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada. In
and for ktorey County.
], ~. csrneh. Pisiliin. n. James Pollard.
Z efendsnt.
Action broug, In ths District Court Of the
First judicial Dihirict OF the state 81 Nevada.
In snd for the County Of Storey. and the com.
plant nltd In ssid County. In the once OF ths
Clerk Of ssid District Court. on the 9Th day Of
October, a. u. 1918.
IN. STATE % Nevada send. sr citing to Jane:
Pollard. Defendant i-iou srs hereby required
20 appear In en- action brought against you by
The above named plaintiff. In tho District Court
OF tbs Fint Judicial District Of the State Of Ne
vsda, In and fer the County Of Storey, sbd ans
yer tho complaint nied thesin, within ten days
ttxelusivs OF the day OF servicel after the serviee
On you Of this Summons. u served IN said coun.
~. and In oil other eascs forty days. OF juda.
msnt By dsfault will bs taken against you,
secoriing 10 the prayer Of said complaint.
Tbs said action 10 brought TO obtain judgment
sssipst you for fiIs.sS In u. y. gold coin. and
costs Of suit. that plaintiff may bs dtcred 20
hsvs . valid and subsisting lien therefor upon
that certAin % rtion . { unsurveyed ground lying
and situate tstween the Caledonia old hoisting
works and knieierbocker hoistins works. AID
between the virginia AID Trueiee Railrusd and
the rosd lesiinz from the caledonia old works
70 the Caledonia new works. but near the latter
road, In the Town Of Gold MIL. ttofry county,
Btsts Of Nevada. Known - the prvpsrty a Jsm.s
Pollard, together With the tenfintnts. hefedita-
ments and appuitenanees thereunio ~beIonging,
that 10 satisfy said lien the pr,psrty may BE-
sold By the shefff OF storcj County. and tbs
proepeds applied IN Accordance with the pro.
visions Of the Act OF the Legislature of the STATE
OF Nevada. entitled A Act 90 secure liens 10
mechanics and others and 90 refeai all other
Acts In relation Thereto" approved March 4.
is1s: thst plaintiff may have other or further
relief, or 10th. % may be Just aud equi.
table. Dor cause 0f sciion. Plaintiff avcrs that
sid sum 10 due sni owing 10 him from you for
building materials furnished you by him. Al
your special instance and rquest. and u.d on
said prsmises. and that IN accordance with The
psoyisions Of he above entitled Act, he nIed his
notIcs Of lntention 10 hold . lisn on said prem.
iscs. In the once Of the County llec.rd.ro Of
Storey County. Nevada. All which viii fully
appear b. said complaint. 10 which you Arr ~,
isrred for particulars. And you are hereby no.
tiSed. that n you fail 10 answer the oomni.intI
relief therein demanded.
0iven nnder my hand and the Real
o. the District Court OF ths fint
l Judicial District Of the ststs Of
sxAt Nevada. In and for tbs County, On
- storsy. this 9Th LAY Of Os,ob,r
IN TIE ytar Of our Lori one thou.
Ave.
v. o. THOMPSON. Clerk.
oil JIM Law
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-10
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
United States for the Distrlet Of Nevada.
In the matter OF THOMAS u. STONE, .
= bankrupt. In neutrality-suspicious. States Of
America. district VI Nevada. ss.-A warrant In
Bankruptcy has bccn issued By said Court
against the e-.ste OF Thomas y. stone, OF the
Town of Gold Ilill, County of storey, and
stats OF Nevada. In said District, who has
been duly Adjudgcd bankrupt upon bis wi
petition; and the payment OF any. debts and
The delivery Of any property belonging to
said bankrupt, 10 him or 10 his use, and
The transfer Of any property y him; are
forbidden By law. A meeting of the creditors
OF ssid bankrupt To- prove their debts and
choose one or moro assigness Of his estate
will be held Of Q Court Of bankruptcy. Ia be
holden at Virginia. In said District. On the aist
day of pecember, A. ID. ISIS, at I o'clock 2. H.,
% the once NJ r.. rtrother. hoom No. .. ODD
Fellows Building. CORNER q and Smihsrccts,
District. II, a. CLAP.
United states Marshal and Messenger In
Bankruptcy 90, aid District. VA
q. n. MArIR Deputy. dec ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-10
DELINQUENT SALES.

GOuLD AND CURRY SILVER
VI MINING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VI prin.
eipal placs Of business. Ban Francisco. Cali.
forniA.
Location Of works. virginia. Storey county.
Nevada.
Noticc.-Therc are delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock. on sccount OF assess.
ment tho. 2i) levied on the s6th day OF Octo-
Der. 1873, the several amounts set opposite the
anne Of the respective shareholder, IS fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-10
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United States, for the District o. Nevada
In the matter 81 PARks \ BOWIE leopaft.
nersl. Rangrnp,s. Notice II hereby eivcn 10
he creditors Of aud ell persona having claim:
psoyabls under tho BANKRUPT Law agsinst SAID
bsnkupts. AMI 10 al ereditors who have befe'
toforc died CLAIMS Agaibst said bankrupts, that.
by an order made and entered On the nth day
Of November. ISIS. by the Judge o. the Die
tnet C.urt Of the United States for tbs District
of Nevada, they. the said ersditors, ars re-
oulrcd, within forty days from the Let day OF
December. ISIS, To prove their claims against
said bankrupts, and 10 ale the sams With the
Olcrk VI said Court. totlcs 10 further Rivpn
that, amer the proof and filing OF said claims,
the undersi. ned a~sIgnees will proceed TO cali
. meeting Of the ersditorp. foe the purpose set
forth In SECTIONS 5Oo1 and c0o5of the .'Ileyised
sraintes Of the United States approved June
n, 1874. il HAMPTON,
III. REQUA,
q. e. BATTERHAN,
Assignses In Bankruptcy Of PArks 1 Bowie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-10

0rFIoE or THE LADY bryan MINING
~ Company. San rrancisco, California. De.
esmber 6th. isl3. The annual meeting Of the
s~tochhoidsrs Of the LAZY Bsysn Mining Com.
pAny viii be held 81 the once OF the Company,
fornia street. fan Francisco, California, on
TUESDAY, December n, 1875. at two ~ O'Clock
p 4. The trnsfer books will be elo'ed On
Thurdsy, December 10. ISIS, 1t . o'clock ?. n.
del ID PRANK SWIFT. Secretary.
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And In Accordance with Law. and an order OF
the Board 81 Trustees. made on the 2td day o.
October, 1878. 90 many shares Of esch perce!
OF such STOCK o. may BE- necessary. viii DC soId
Al public auction, atths once Of the Company.
SIS CLAY street, esn YraDciseo. califofnis, on
tho lith day OF December. 1879, q ne hoef
linluent assess, ent theron, togs'hsr Win
Goals Of ADVERTISING and - Of sale.
sIDNkY q. HERBRRT. Sscrstary.
Onics-Room No. Q, SIS Clay strsst. ssn
Fnnciseo. California, ae''a
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MININa CONPANY.-L0

THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA
Loc.tion Of principal plsc- Of business
the city and county Of San Francisco, statc Of
California; /.
Notice !. hereby given thu, At . meeting o.
the Direstors held IN the third DAY Of Decen-
b-r. A. ID. iss5. an asssssment OF Ten Dollars.
United states gid coin. per share was levsd
upon the capital stock Of the corporation, pays
bic .n aud after the fourth day Of Decemeer. A.
ID. Isis. IN the Cashier Of the Bank, o. its
Baniins Housc In said city and county Of Ian
frsnci'eS.
Any stock npon which this assessment shall
r,main unpaid 90 the TENTH day q JANU-
AIRY. A. d. 1876. viii be delinquent and sdver-
tised TOE sale At public auc. loo. and unlsss pay
ment 1. made bsfore. will be sold On the TWEEN
y 4 IN day u January. a. ID, ISIS, 90 pay the
~dslinquent ss~sssments. together with eosts Of
advertising and npsGs OF sale.
y. FRANKLIN.
SECRETARY % the Bank Of c ,iifomis.
Onies-Hsnking House % the Rank Of Cali.
fornis. northwest corner 81 California and san.
some streets. nan frHneiseo ID ii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-10
GLOBE CONSOLIDATED MINING
OF co-PART.
40 hERshiP.

THE cuLPARrSrRsMp nERxroyORR
i existing between John Moron.y aud Hugh
Kelly. of Virginia City. under the nrm nam
and stye of Horcnsy. Belly D Company, trs-
porters and wholesale dealers In foreign and
domestic wines. liquors. ETC.. Wa dissolved
BY mutual consent on the nth day Of Novem-
be-. itls. M. Nsronsy h 30 collect all oat-
stanlin. dues aud stile all hills OF the late
nrm. JOHN MAhOSEY.
HUuH KELlY.
Virginia CITY. Nevada. November n. is7s.
nl?lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-10
Wuur Chisf Ju,,ic. wai,. \. Jecli,

WHILE Chief Justice Waite is declin-
ing Presidential honors q little in adj
vance Of their being thrust upon him.
his associate. Judge David Davis, is
secretly working up~ movement" in
his own behalf. With . view to tbs White
House And yet We confidently pre-
dict that J Judge Davis will never DO Pres.
idsnt.-&. Louis Globe Dsmocrut.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-10
DELINQUENT SALES.
NEW YORK NININa C0HFANY

NEW YORK NlNiNa COMPANY.
IN Location Of principal plaee OF business.
san Yraueisco. California, -,
Location OF works, Cold Hin' storey county,
Sotiec.-rhcrs are delinquent upon the fol
having described stock, on account OF sfeees-
ment mo. u levied on the nth day Of Ocio-
Der. ISIS, the several amounts Get opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. AZ fol-
lows; Ma a., an. Am,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-10
MEETING.

OFFICE EMPIRE MILL AND MINING
" Comlany. ssu Francisco, November nth,
lsss.-The annual msetinx Of the stakeholder.
be held al their offics. Room No. 10 llaywards
building. San Francisco. Cal. On WEDNks-
DAY, lDscemb.r 18th next, At ~ o'clock y.
Transfer books viii he closed ON Friday. the
lOth d.y OF December, At 3 2. ~.
de7td q. n. GuRTtaS, Secretary pro tenn.
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| DvRRrrsrNa, CHEAP, ooon. ,

pvRRffsIN0: CHEAP: GOOD, sYs.
n tsnaue.-An psrsons who c-oniemplsi.
nskine sGntrse,s wlih Newspaper. fot iRe 10.
Five Cents 10 Geo. =. Roweli d Co. a. Pay1r
Row. New York, Tor their Pamphlet iook
tnincty.seventh edition., containing lisis Of
over 7.uoo newspapers and estimates. shovipv
the cost. Advertisements taken for icadips
papers IN man, state: at . tremendous rrduc.
IRlsly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-10
7 ADY WARRINGTON MINING

II ADY WASHINGTON MINING
IL COMPANY. Location Of principal place
Of business. San Francisco. California.
Location % works, Gold Hill. storey coun-
~, Ne,adA.
Notice 10 hereby given that At Q meeting ofthe
Board Of Directors, held on the 9Th day OF NO
vembsr. ISIS. an asscssment mo. " OF fifn
C.nt. 80 cts.) per share Was levied upon the
capita, stock Of The q operation. paysbls In
mediAtely. In United Slater gold coin. 10
the Secretary. a the once OF the Company.
Itoom a. H~syward's Building. $t9 ca iforniA
street, san Francisco. CALIFORNIA;
Any stock upon which this assessment shan
remain unpaid on the sh day Of Dscsnber.
1878, will 10 delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction. and uniess payment IL
made before, will be sold on the 18th day
% December. ISIS. To pay the delinquent
assessment. together with GUSTS Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
Dy order Of the Board Of Director.
II. q. KtBBE. Secretary.
Oniee-Room 81 HAy~ard'. Building. No. &is
California street. san traseisee. CAliiornia. g.
M IA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-10

A NAN 10 reported ~ having attempt
cd suicide because he RECALLED himself
with = dose Of castor oil, turpentins and
several more such condiments. Why
should an innocent man be accused Of
suicide when physicians frequently
charge literally for exactly the same
prescription, and no n accuses them
Of murder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-10
~sTocKHoLpERs' MEETING.

IuRA GOLD AND SILVER MINING ooM.
o pany, Aasricsn Plat. Nevads.-Notiee IL
hereby given that . special meeting Of the
ptoekhoid.rs Of the above company will DO held
at the ofiec of u. Y. and W. u. rharp, No. 400
California street, San funelsco, California. on
1878, At 10 o'clock A. ~. ny order Of the Trus-
ts>s. 0E0. y. SHARP,
President Jura q. & y. Mining Go.
San Francisco. D~remh-f 4, III I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-10
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Dyy,cE OF rHE CONSOLIDATED ym-
rinla Mining cpmpany. San francisco.
California. Deemher q. lSI5.-M q meeting OF
ths Bpsrd Of Trustees Of the above named com
ns.,- hsld thIs day, q dividend CSo. ~ OF Ten
IN, hciisrs psr shsrc was declared. payshle
- sITCRDkY. the ti'h instant. Transfer
1000 eiosed until the tith Inst.
A. IN cHAs. n. fiSh, secretary.