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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-08-14

derstandipg among the parties en-
gagged in gambling, and all persons
engaged in playing or betting for or
against such game, shall be deemed
and taken to be within the prohibi-
tions Of the preceding sections; and
all persons engaged therein shall be
liable to all the penalties therein pro-
vided against gaming houses and
banking games. T - g
SEC. IA. It shall be lawful for any
public officer, or other person, to
arrest and take into custody any per-
son keeping or playing any bank
ing game, or aiding or assisting there
in, together with al the tables, money,
representatives of money, implements
and other paraphernalia which may
he used in keeping such banking
houses, or In playing such banking
game, and take, or Cause them to be
taken before any committing magis-
trate, who shall commit such persons
for trial If upon a hearing there be
sufficient caIlse therefor. |
It shall b ne duty 1of the officer
committing such offend re to take an
inventory Of all money, or its repre-
sentative, tables or other Implements,
or parsphernalia, that may be seized
and brought before him, all Of which
sball on conviction he forfeited, one
half for the use Of the Charity Hospi-
tai Of New Orleans, the other half for
the use Of the parish in which the
o6ense IL committed.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-08-14

The property seized in the suit
of Hon0r6 Clement vs.. Paul F.
MONTE was. sold to plaintiff for
e4OO.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-08-14

We publish below Sections oil,
9a3and9l4 Of the Revised Statutes
Of 1870, to which District Attorney
N. Marks has called the attention
of Justices Of the peace. Several
arrests we're made last Sunday, on
The leG bank, under circumstances
which viii hardly b jasti6ed BY
tho provisions Of these Sections.
The matter has been brought be-
fore the parish Court. Till . deci-
sicn h had, we would advise our
officials to moderate their zeal in
this holy crusade against heathen
euchrs and "galochsp gamblers
orrsxsss AoAMsr PUBLrc oEDER, &C.
SIC. oil. Whoever shall kerp 4
banking gsmc o. baukiag housc, u
which money, or anything represent
ING money, o. any article Of value
shall he bet o hasardsd, or shall lid
Of assist In keeping ous, dali. O. con
victtou, Tor the 6rUt oOsaae, b nped
not leka thAn enc thoananA nor mors
than I've thsonpA dollars |: and On
eeovisesnn = : sesssd oossas, uo(
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-08-14

present: Messrs. E. eSegendre,
j. d. Augustin, L. DePoorter,
Jules Refine and-last but not least
District Attorney Gervais LIE.
che.
The District Attorney filed
twelve new iuformations, stating
that on the following dayhe would
file as many more which were
being prepared.
The cases Of State vs.. Eusebe
Cambre, State VS.. Amedee Cha.
baud, John Morris Green and
State VS.. Sylvan FRANCOIS, were
assigned. The parties being ar
raigned, pleaded "not guilty"
Confession Of judgment in the
case of T. p. Martinez vs.. A.
Conrad was confirmed. .,
Owing to the necessary absence of
several members ofthe bar, attend.
ing to important business before
the parish court now in s lsion in
st. Charles, the Court adjourned
to Monday 10th inst. About twen-l
ty.five criminal and eight or ten
civil cases are on the docket.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-08-14
"THE DENON OF THE STILL" ;"
~ osonoE r. cARR.

A palace rich md rare
Rsars IT. dome In upper air, ..r-..
And With gorgeous arch md pfiarcours the
Light and warmth Of day;
but its lower walls are rotten,
Aud within its vault forgotten,
Liss the nameless shapes q Horror which tho
aftiaan Decay,
Destroying never,
Changing ferevsr,
Moulds q will
In tie dark md nsisons dungeons Of ths
Palace Of the Still.
High within this chsmbered palace
6its rare and radiant chalice
From the tssseled marble rising in the sem
Manoe Of throne,
Whose ooncevity transparent
ThreDsd within IT. depths apparent
wstAsMssarch whose dominion all within
the palace own:
The 6sry king
Wh0ee praisee ring,
While hey al n 4
To his health, from al the yassals Of the
1soGeh Of the 6till
III.
Once each vaasal
Deemed the fact established, past III
Shade Of doubling shat their monarch was .
form u kindly mion;
For masy c0lOred curtain
CT ~ aye IL shade uncestain,
And - kong q loose shout him TIT hkahAps
might not BE- seen; 5s'-r
Asa eech Fsvelse swore
IAet never before
Had hing I'LL
ofhAal Of pswer Of body liks tas Monarch
THE Still
.Ast lsoGlh Ghais ssvGl
kks 70 N - deyil-
Dsvo ofnevq1Cpon1n n6liso1h ~ aoeping
- = ss:. !. n..-,a v.:s.a
4ss::sssssst ~: -. =: T :. ;;:'s;s .s.s e. !. n.
- e1llsSssssd;
ssssz:S = sz:S
:. 80, 80. 81 ~ D-.'a : - Non.
v.
lumGsl ~ tAU Nv boosS -;
IoW 1h0 hG1o, Vt DaDt oAoeD M;
And vhils o.sts - e.rtaia Ger hin, aysits
oolorchAngmg shads;
On The bards rspeat the story,
Ofhb NJ eseao bslbee b,
Dy III eoaSSse0 HstAsr NaEnrc v mans
cunning axt betsayd, -a.t,
sWoe reag0wned,
And was hound
Hainst his Will,
To become The potsut monarch Of the Palace
ofuAe sun.
vi.
Whea the now mode saeth rscsivad him
ysun tie elsasnt which gfievod him
6fteve4 ~ pg1seace lost forever from tho
heavenSxplcring train
Care oho unto him Gnch oeeoal
Known beneath tbs blue cmpyroal.
And N kreea md g0ldeu splendOr resigned
he @epirit Of ths 0raln =
His nature, love,
Va nom shove,
He began
HI rslgn = ssns1hctor and - nourisher Of
hT1 VII.
Bat ungJu1oCAl eyes we're On him,
And manb crAit and avarice woa.him
Fr0 - emhFyUnio oAst3e in The gamulc Of
From sss tss'h s. ii;h. q heaven they tor. him,
10 tn1Isnal vanlts they boee him,
TEX him from his throne and sCeptre, 70 IN
ordeal. whose pain
sChAnDA love 70 malice; M
Throned IN the chalice
0ainet ~ Will.
vsassssssi s. ;:S -; b rules forever = Dsnon Of
# 80
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GEORGIA and FLORIDA Rs;s's: lns n .ss'ies .

about Georgia or Florida, should subscribe
for the MoRSISG NEWS, published at Savan-
nah, Ga Daily, SO; Weekly e per annum.
Advertisers desiring customers in these
States, should use its columns. Nis ake best
paper IN the Southeast. Specimen copies sent
on receipt Of S cents. Address J. II. ESTILL,
Savannah, Ga. 7at3t.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-08-14

We clip the following from the
New Orleans Times Of Thursday,
18th inst:
Information was received in the
city last night Of a most brutal
murder that was committed about
ten o'clock yesterday morning il,
St. James parish, and upon the
Esterbr00k plantation where at
the time named a mtlMttO whose
name is unknown, bnt who is sup.
posed to he about twenty-five
years Of age, assaulted aud killed
an old and inoffensive negro man
living in the vicinity.
The murderer, whose ostensible
object was robbery, met the old
man in the road riding upon bis
horse and asking him to dismount,
without . word Of warning cleft
his skull open with an axe.
After committing the deed the
assassin dropped the axe and leap.
ing the horse Of his victim be star.
ted upon \ keen gallop towards
Donaldsonville, makiughis escape,
he was followed soon afterwards
BY . crowd Of negroes mounted on
horses and mules, the party threat
ening, in oass they overlook the
murderer, 70 mako short work oi
him.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-08-14

Retail stealing, legally called
''larceny," has become % common
in st. John the Baptist, that the
'iisappearanoe Of your COW, calf,
chickens, &C., will hardly enlist
the sympathy Of your next neigh
Dor. If you undertake to tell your
gloomy story to your bosom friend,
he will interrupt you with: athe
same thing happened to me last
week, orweek before last" Besides
this ahome consumption" we have
the river pirates. Their line of
business is principally the hard.
ware. Few are the sugarbouses
which, during and since the war,
have not been ri6ed of pumps,
copper pipes, brass faucets, &C.
Planters have become alive to the
situation, and as soon as the roll
ing season il over, all light fixtures
are generally removed to a place
ofsafcty. Lately, the steam whistle
of the sugarhouse on the "Whit-
ney" plantation, which lescon-
sidered out Of harms reach, mys.
teriously disappeared /; this is in
the old line Of business. But here
is something new! Sometime ago,
the plantation bell without an .,
mind you,) sbsconded from the
SPORT place belonging to DR..
Ferrier. Can any one readily re.
alize the stupendous stupefaction
ofthe early rising overseer I Plant
crs, look out next for your boilers,
steam trains, vacuum pans, and
yourselves!
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-08-14
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Court
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
No. lS7.-
Succession Of G.. @. Miller.
49,

Whereas Frank E. Foucher, Of the Parish
OF st. John the Baptist. the duly qualified
administrator Of the above Succession has on
this 10th day Of August 1875, fled in this Court
2 maj account OF bis administration Of said
Succession praying for the homologation of
the same.
Public Notice is hereby given to all whom
It may concern to file their opposition if any
they can Or have, in writing, TO the honorable
the Judge Of our said Court at the Court
House, within ten days from the first publ.
cation hereof why the final account herein
fled should not be approved and hom0logated
a. prayed for, and the funds in the hands of
the administrator distributed, in accordance
herewith. ,E.-' @=
x~Ssx w;Inas. the honorahi, Numa Tre-
sSsE Tat-i!fr Judge, and tts seal Of the
aid Court, rnis i.th day Of August
A. II, 1875. ~
.~ 4. c. BABCOCK.
Ahi . Clerk Court.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-08-14
STATE OF LOT SlANA.
Attn. Judicial Distrie Court.
~- sHs4#
PARIsR OF ST. JcHE TIE aPrIsr.
----- ..aE E
No. 592. --a--- vng
q. W. Combs a.
rs. -
Patrick Ph y @L

BY virtue Of !. rit Off <atesc cad sale hear.
iIg date JAY 2gth 1875 and IN ia direcfed
b. the Honorable y :. afareuansd CS.rt, In
tie above epias' I'D uun bereCI suif. S.vo
seized suS .fooeed 70 sell 1t public Trc.
tiOn taf .tr.hest and .sst bidder, g tn.
Cor Rouse Of this Pa; sh, on
SATURDAY, the 18th 4 y of SEPTEMBER,
A. D., 1875 It II o'clock. n.
the following described property, soSvit:
4 cert'ir fr0st 81 iaad situated in this
parish, on the right bank Of the Mississippi
River, ~ the place known aa BennetrC Carre, IS
miles above Che Citv or New Orleans, measur.
ing one grpen: IlcrC or iese, frDnt ON said
rivoi, by ten aEpenBs. more or less, in depth,
bounded ABOVE BY The properly Of Widow
George Bossisg ana below b. that Of j. b.
Dieudoun6j together with ali tie buildings
and in provonent- thereon ritasted, and
thoreuuto belonging, on which lract OF land
there are about 800 bearing oraage treea with
the fruits hanging thereon, ar; ) Awcen 8 900
70 lVVn nursery orange trees suitable for
trsnsrlantsnr SNH
TERMS; ,.sazr
Cash in Z. $. Treasury Notes. -
Sheriffs Offce Parish u 81. John tho
Baptist, July 81, 1875 @ ~aETH
.. LuClEE CAMBRE,
ai3'yrt Sheriff.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-08-14

Mr.. Zsphyrin Dnh6, . resident
Of the left bank, died last Sunday
at the age Of sixty years. Mr..
Duh6 was accounted to be one Of
the most unlucky men Of the
parrish. He worked very hard, but
bis Efforts never were crowned
with succesA He leaves . wife
and several children.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-08-14

The Mississippi is still rising
with it's bosom covered with drift
wood. Hauling wood out of the
swamps Is = costly affair, and
planters who do not use coal find
it cheaper 70 procure their supply
Of fuel from the river.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-08-14

The Parish CONT elvil and cri.
ninal term, opsosd o. Monday,
1s16s 16eaguise pvssidisg. III
following nsnbefs of the bar wssa
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-08-14

Rice cutting has commenced
on several farmA and win hecoml
general nsxt week Ths yisld 4
reported quite sAtisfAotory.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-08-14
THE CREOLE" DEFINED.
(0oslelsdsk)

Now, putting asids tie dictiona.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-09-18

Carlos a pass6 en- revue les soldats de
DOrregaray, Clic0ndO, ct leur a annOn-
&c quill arbOrerait son drapeau a Ma
drid.
lie s6nateur Bruce, du Mississippi,
accompagne dune delegation de Missis-
sipiens, a ell une entrevue avec layocat-
general Pierrepont. Pierrepont ne veut
point d'intervention federale. Au reste.
tout est actuellement calme, ct les corps
blancs ct noirs Sc sont disperses.-Le
steamer Zodiac, parti de Nassau le 6, a
brllle avec toute sa cargaison. Mais les
matefOts ct les passengers ont etc recueil-
lis.-Grant, apres a TN meet
ing militaire a Utica, est parti pour st.
Louis.-La situation financiere s'est
amelioree Ell California.
La NOuvelle- Orleans est tOuiours
empoisonnec, infectGe ct elhpuantie par
le phGnol, DIES chats morris ct des chiens
pourris. Mais les medecins y font de
beaux discours.-Ie steamboat Frank
Morgan a coule ell abordant au q,lai.
Personne ma peri.-Le Bureau de Con
version, grace a Fabsence de NJ. Estilct-
te ct a la fievre de NJ. Baldwin, ma
point de quorum. II y a des demandes
de conversion pour plus dc 5000, ,OOO.-
W. z. Kellogg craint la tievre .jaune ct
reste prudemment au Nord.-La liste
de subscriptions pour les inondes fran
gals, d'apres TAbeille du 10, s'6levait a
$93SG,97. La Nouvelle- -IbGrie s'est dis
tinguee. Son pique- nique donn6 I'm
total net de 5311,5 "Mais les danes
tic Ia Nouvelle- Ibtrie sont aussi bonnes
que bellies" nous ecrit galamment notre
correspondent du TGche.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-09-18
Feui1lcton du Louiisianais.
UN BARIL DE PON1NIESDE TERRE,
2euc. Partie.
CHApITRE vi.

Et vous pouvez enfoncer votre baclie
de. jardinier Ou votre cllarrue de labou-
reur a deux OH trois picds de fond, CON-
me dissent les bons agriculteurs de la
Louisiana. Gar le sol de la Louisiana est
un sol d'alluvion ct de boue v6getale,
sol tout recent ct dams lequel vous ne
trouvez nj la pierre, nj le caillou, nj Ia
sterilite. II ne faulrait pas re,nonter
bien des siecles pour voir Ia mer Oh est
la terre, ct quand les Romans batissai-
ent leur Vile eternelle aux borls du
Tibre, il ny pas encore trois mile ans
de celia, les requins ct les poissons do
mer Sc promenaient scion toute proba-
bilite dams les paroisses louisianaises ct
catholiques qui .portent -aujourd'hui les
noms dc St. Jacques, dc St'-Jean -Bar-
tiste ct do rAscension, ct qui croient
d6votement i linfaillibilitG du paue.
Mais le Mississippi est I'm puissant tleuve,
let le Mississippi, le Pere des eaux inte.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-09-18

Mais CONNIE la France entrepris Ia
grande tache de sa rehabilitation. de
son salut ct dc sa puissance, ellie laisse
dedaigneusement passer les pelerinartls
de pAlAmagne, hausse les 6paules aux
invectives de Cassagnac, trouve bon
que Mac -Mahon, fidele 4 la France ct
'fidele ala republique, renvoie ramiral
Ia Ronciere IL Noury bonapartiser en- sa
maison, ct Sc TAFT.
Ellie parlera plus tarl.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26
NEM RIVER z. y.

The survey Of the proposed n.
r. r. r, from Central, Oh the Z.
NJ. IL D. Z. r., has been nearly
completed. The route follows
the river without any depar-
ture, Except the Horse Shoe in
Pulaski, where the grades Il feet
to the mile. Every where else the
grade is very low The distance
from Central to the EarrOws in
Giles, is 81 miles, thsnoe to Month
of Indian, % miles, thence to Him
ton about u total G7 miles. The
fall of the river from Central to
Mouth of Indian, 55 miles, is 318
feet, the elevation Of the latter
point being I4G2 feet above tide
water. After the Engineer corps
shall have completed the survey,
o the river route, they will sur
vey line from Mouth Of Indian,
up Indian to Sinking Lick, thence
via that elegant stream and Brush
Greek, to New Rivcr, near Belle
Point, in Giles Co., thus saving
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26

dent. No man was ever more devoted
to his vile and children, separation
from them constituted his dying pang.
Ahe scene which occurred, as he cali
eel them around him to bid them a
final sdIeu and give them his dying
benediction, the appropriateness snd
beauty, the ferVency and pathos Of the
prayer in which he committed them
into the hands of that Col who has
promised To be husband to the
widow and a father TO the fstheritss =
Vss oSe over which angels might nave
bent With sdGiiTstioH and rapture, and
which can never he forgotten by those
who witnessed it.
Mr.. Teeter was strictly moral
through his whole life; and he was
moFe than moral he was religious -
In the fall of 1857 he made public
profession Of faith in Christ, and uRi-
ted with the Presbyterian Church, Cf
which be continued a member till
death. He met death calmly Gad
tri0mphSatly.
Not down behind the dArkancd vest, nor hides
ObscUred amidst tA+ tes-Pcst Of the sky,
Eut E,slts sSsy IL 10 the lisht 81 Heaven" 4"
He r. 4Osn1d spirit r gone
'Io rCP're. deop r~pore,
Par from tAe auqgiethesK sf re, from nofse
nd tSTalt fNr-bsyoIrd t-e syins c!ouds,
Beyond the starr and sll this passing scene,
Where charges shall ee.Se aES tisae shall be no
noEe.
AJB
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26
BRISTOL VIRGINIA TENNESSEE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1875

community are very cheerful, while
"ur man is under a cloud and nearly
without active friends, Still we are
conscious Of an outside sentiment
that hovers around us"
"Are you The equals Of counsel On
the other sideT
wei, you are not now referring
to me | think hat Judge Porter,
IF Mr.. beecher's COUNSEL. is perhaps
the ablest speechmaker at the New
York bar. IF he makes a set, pre-
pared speech, in summing up this
case, 1t nay be sn historic per-
torRIaRce. He is not ready man,
bat we'll prepared he has not his
equal in this country with a jury.
Besides, he is an accomplished schol-
ar.
"Mr. Beach has good, but not a
very fail, vocabulary, and his dash
and spirit are remarkable for & man
Of his years. 1t is said that AZ is
Sixty-six years eld. On the whole,
[ think that We have staff of c0un-
sci equal to the other site. excepting
Porter. | think we have the easiest
case to try
What DO you make of Frank
MO"ltoG %
Il cor slider him to be a young man
ofSuperior culture for a mercha t,and
this has given him a weakness for
great literary people like Beecker
He "a" in taking care # TiIton'S case
& chance to be the eonfdeHte OF the
greatest intellect of his society, and
embraced Beecher'S cause. As
second Of Tiilon, he did not serve
him according to the code, but en-
deavored TO serve Tit0n's antagonist
too. The effort was absurd. and in-
volved him in the present dilemma. "
"W nat 90 you think of Mr.. Til
ton =
"He is the most radical man I ever
saw. Il they ask him on this trisl if
he believes his wife (though false) is
pure, he will snswer Yes His grip
is remarkable. His weaknesses Only
make his peculiar strength of chsrac
ter more prominent. In Some respects
he has more sill sud natural iGtel
lee! thar anybody [ ever saw"
DO you think Mr.. Beecher has
managed himself Will Ia this case? ?"
Yes He has been Of great ss-
sisfance to lis counsel Re has
shoan rs "4uch ability in this trisI
IS ever in his i;je. I see it cropping
oat every DAY"
"Nitl the Cro~s-PIamioation of
Monlton be very severe?"
= think SO, He wall be questioned
about hIs religions opinions and all
that car prejudice the jury"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26
'Eilt0n-BSccher-A TafE with
General Pryor,

The New York Uera'd publishes
the following:
la the fragment recesseS OF the
court the Heruid writer had an op-
portGnity to converse with General
Roger i, Pryor, Who sns~ered some
questions, 10. to the press, but to the
elestioner.
He vas FIRST asked hos the lawyers
at tnis trial compared With lawyers of
similar rank IN Virginia. Reference
WAS Of course made to the command
ing central fgures-Evgrts, Beach
Porter, and Fullerton.
'.rhey are hot the equals of tire
Virginia lawyer, sir, That is very
clear to my mind, They are neither
50 well read nor 30 eloquent, low
could they be, with the vast
calls upon their time? lam told that
some Of the very gres test practitioners
at the New York bar have not read q
chapter of law in Gtteeu yeals.
''But these New York barristers,"
continued Mr. Pryor, ''&se the su-
periors Of the Virginia lawyers for
their marvellous guichuess to grasp
facts aud Gnd expedients. For the
reasoning powers they substitutes q
sharpness, OF the senses which IS moi
requisite nor even advisable 10 old
and spare communities, where the
IA proceeds slowly, zud the bar and
bench act as parts eli the same grave
and dlguifed inqniSition OF justice
ho" did you come into the case,
Genera. Pryor?
''JoGge Norris" said the General.
twas first retained by Mr Tit0n.
as the case proceeded, he took NE
in We con >alted together gs long
as we knew Mr.. Baecher's counsel 10
lie limited TO Tracy, Sherman, snd
Hill. Whsn We knew that he had
crossed over to New York aud secared
Porter and Evarts, ~e taId Mr. Tl,tou
that he must briGg in othei cou, sci.
1t vas not sure that we couid gel the
aid of men Of tie hrst-ciEss like
Judge Beach and Judge Fullerton,
- Ti!ton had NO money, and lEwvero
60 not like To sor. without a coutin-
gent However, TiIton went over to
NeS York with Morris and myself,
aud he said to our associates, Beach
snd Fullerton "GentIemea. you
must trust if yea work for me. |
am a, present without money. They
had been engaged by another party to
rhe scandal suits, and they readily
assehted 10 Tilton's suggestion
How do you feel IN The csse-con-
lident or the contrary "a
"We eel very we'll, bit so 90 the
lawyers on the other side We have
as yet seen no money. The other
side is sell paid, aud the social aid
physical support they get in this
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26
THE SILVER KINGS.
The wealth OF the Nevada Sill
Vcr Mines.

NCE NalHSS-
Do YOU want the names of the fu-
ture American CToasUses the names
that will ring from one end Of the
continent 10 the ether, sad be the
synonyms of opu!ence untold Lis
ten! Tite consolidated Virginia and
California are controlled by -four men,
who are IN partnership. They own
sixty thousand shares of each mine.
Their names are Jsmes 6. Flood, w
Is. O'BrIen. John Mscksy and JAMES
q Fair. Yesterday the shares sold on
the street at S5tlJ The present Gg-
grec&te value Of Flood, O'BTien l.
Co.'s shares, thereof, is $50, 600 GgO,
aud the four shareholders are worth
500, ,090 eaeh. But this is not all.
If ar. Diedsheimer's calculation il
correct, and the bonanza will yield in
tie end 81 so UJ0, 600, it il safe to say
that thee four HIen will, in few
years i5e EoTth Ss much rs $3.50, e00. 600
each. Either Of them will be richer
than the Glisined Rothechi!d family
richer thai. macy GukeGoms and prin-
Cip4iitIes Gf Europe | believe that
your Mr. Stewsrt's wealth ia estinaR-
ted al $50 .Di}0, ESQ, Rn0 Mr. ksl0r's ST
dts'fsG LssS TNAsftC, hn1 CASlE ltgl III lies
lave been the result CT many ye~rs of
I+.tieuJ t,5.l. But here are four almost
unknown men " hn suddenly leap in
TO riches which leave the wealth OF
the Astor1, flewarts and V4nderbilfs
fGr behind. Another of the UTGspec-
tive biiii1galres rs rhar0u, the Elan
WHO js going to be elected United
Stl2:ss Senator frUC Nevada KS eopu
ks the IeEisiatH.a OF that Slate
aieelR. Sharon 0%ns heavily ia all BE
Giueo on tie CoHetpck Ercat, and ifj
.3e GunanE& extends Ear into aud b,-
yGnA Opi,ir, he Tiil lecome ~ rich -
= "a &nd his Companions RE is s!-
reaay worth $4,000, 60 or S25, ,GV9. .0t0.
aud - going shaAd st the rate Of
SZ-.1 WjG day. Hharon caine To Cali
inrnjA from Ohio with the pi3uecrs Ut
1859. RE had been haIbGatman,
then q i.Tirilrss iaWycI in aoale smell
n s-spGri Town, and then struggling
merchant. " hen be rtssc1ei bare
SiJh few dollars in Lis Pocket be
plunged into specul9L!n2. made mon
~ sind !Cot ii, went around yoGiy Snd
ha 1xry, wss picked up by tie Bank
OF Cs!sIaraiX and cent oat TO keVaf&
to eesiSt IL tie management Of "a
sT&!l branch there, sud this stGr-
Ted on the road 10 fortune. lie is BOW
1am illiarty called The King Of Coma
stock.-CGLyO57ejd Letter to A'ety York
E0ria.