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rs the analogy treated Of by Mr..
Spencer in his essay on Social Orga-
nism, and elsewhere, between the
physical and political world; t" try
to explain historical phenomena by
the processes assumed to prevail IN
the development Of the organic
world +; in other words, to show that
the laws which have been traced in
the evolution Of organic species may
be traced no less in the evolution Of
political societies"
"Orr Position in India" seems to
he unsatisfactory. The questions dis
cussed are the reorganization Of the
native army, the treatment of the
native fendatory states, the systems
of taxation, of railway and irrigation,
education, and the claims of the ma
tives of India to a full share in the
administration of their country.
"Recent Political Memoirs" A
long notice. with many quotations,
of the much-reviewed Greville Me-
moirs, particularly the political por-
tions, which are compared with the
"Recollections and Suggestions Of
Lord Russell, and the "Life and
Times" Of Lord Brougham.
Savage Life" is a review Of Ban
croftTs "Native Races Of the Pacific
States of North America" " which con-
sists of a series Of pictures Of savage
life among all the tribes living on the
Western seaboard, between the Arc
tic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. 1t
describes the food, fashions, manners,
and customs of all these people, some
of which are very amusing. A
merchants Shipping Legislation"
advocates Government inspection
and compulsory registration
A large space is devoted to the no.
tices Of Contemporary Literature, in
which are comprised all the best re-
cent works on Theology, Philosophy,
Politics, Sociology, Voyages, ETC., etc.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-05-15

The Wcsfm;.stey Reciep for April,
1875, has been received from The
Leonard Scott Publishing CO., No. Al
Barclay Street, N. \. Contents as
/. Tbs, African Slave Trsie.
II. Plinys Letters.
III. The Natural" Philosophy of
History. -"it 7 -... z,
Nv. Our Position in India.
v. Recent Political Memoirs.
vi. Savage Life |: the Western
Tribes Of North America.
VII. Merchant Shipping Legisla-
tion. .,. EA IHs s.Hf
Contemporary Literature.
"The African Slave Trade." En-
gland has taken upon herself the
right to stop tho slave trade when-
ever she can do 80 without infring-
ing the rights of other natio1s," and
this article IL written with the object
Of rousing her to greater exertion in
behalf Of the natives of Central
Africa. who are such fearful sufferers
from that traffic.
''Pffnys Letters" Ia another vo-
luue Of the translations of the An
ciemt Classics, which the Messrs.
BlackwoOd are publishing for the
benefit Of the unlearnr,l. They were
written Mt 4 time when the Greek
language was kecoinihg very fashion,
able in Rome, when elegance ofstyle
was the aim Of writer's, and prdan-
try reigned supreme. Some of the
customs of the city, and of country
life as the perio I, are described also,
there Is an account Of the opinions
concerning the Christians Of those
early days, and the state of religious
opinion. str
"The Natural Philosophy of His
tory" at is the object of this essay
10 explain what is meant by the ma.
tnrar philosophy Of history, and te
show, BY = sufficiently suggestive
enumeration of instances, how Gloss
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-05-15

Carrie A. Thorn for the summer
trade between New CN'eans and
Baton Rouge. The Thorn will
leave the city every Wednesday
at 10 A. NJ, and every Saturday
at s P. NJ; she will come down on
Fridays and Mondays. Jumel's
boat will not only carry a thorn,
but a heap of freight and a multi.
tude of passengers- Friend Allen |!
we predict that this "thorn" will
bear "fruitsm
We had the pleasure of a call
this week from Mr.. E. 8. Stod-
dard, division superintendent of
public schools,-we might say
colored schools, as, with a few
exceptions, no white cMldren at
tend. Our present system Of pub
lie education deviates q great deal
from what is called perfection.
Accepting things as they are, If
not as they ought to beCwe will
do.so more than justi to Mr..
stoddard in stating that he scru.
pulously attends to his duties,
and does all in his power to ad-
vance the cause of primary educa-
ton. 'f ','.s'
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Court House Notes.

The Probate Court met on Mon.
day, Judge Trepagnier present. There
WIS but one motion tried, that for a
new trial in the case of the heirs
Granier vs. the administratov and
creditor; the motion was Ovsrruled
and counsel took IN appeal 10 the
District Court. .. q = -
The School Board met on the
lith inst, at the Court House. No
business transacted further than a
reorganization of the Board under the
new appointments. The organization
was effected by the election Of d. w.
Williams an President, and G.. w.
Combs secretary and treasurer, which
leaves the board the same as the two
years past. .yass.E r.,-
:-Ar7EMPr TO SHOOT.
Bill Collins WAS taken in by consta.
BILE John Ben on Sunday night from
Mr.. J. w. Godbery's plantation, on
an affidavit Of John Williams, who
accuses Collins with threatening the
life civilians. Collins fatty denies
the accusation and says that Williams
il the aggressOr. N0d0ubt the mystery
will be unrsveled by District Attor-
ney Marks, ne1t week. ~ .E.1a
John Longlanguisheth in durance
vile on affidavit Of Etienne Buckley
before Judge Ebrmann, for deliber-
ately taking the life Of another, to
wit Of Etiennes Psyp on the 9Th inst;
the same being valued at the sum Of
twenty Ave dollars, all on the pre-
misses of Mr.. j. W. Godbery, where
afiiant resides. Buckley swears that
the killing Of his dQ(>is great injury
to himself, and conyaary to the forms
Of the dog law of this State, and that
Long must answer the complaint.
John Is ready and willing to furnish
bond, but the Justice or whose ever
business It is to ace to that, does not
extend, that privilege to him. .Iat..,
John Long. Bill Collins, Charles
Williams and Jerome Antoine are all
confined In the Parish Jail without
even the benefit Of trial or the pri-
vilege of giving security for their re-
lease. Il seen,s that IL the gTnnsi jury
which is to meet next week performs
itS duty, some Ofi1cials should be fn-
teryiswed on this subject
~ Tho present indications are that
the coming term Of the District Conft
which opens IN Monday the 18th
inst. will be Of mUre than usual i'm
portance, ~ venues ID fve or six
important criminal cases from other
parishes have been changed to this
parrish, which no doubt will call fortl,
M unusnal array II the legal profess
ion, besides snbpcenas have been
Issued for several high officials from
New Orleans "A witnesses in cas.a I'm
\ change Of venue. The criminal
docket containa about thirty cases oI
more, and the civil docket eight ol
ten.
The repairs on the Court House
have been completed and every
thing is II readiness for the Court.
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Trsa the Madison (Ind.) Couriss.
The Tramp.
BY LON HoDINo.

On o NOM In dreary winter
Came . worn and weary printer
viii BIZ bundle on a splinter !
Der his back (;
Travelled stained be was, and needy
And his appetite was greedy
'T'" ' '''.' . -, For . "sasek."
For the printing olIBce steering
Till within the door appearing,
Where be bowed, IA one revering,
.'t.T.H WAcn hs spoke,
Saying, In o voice as solemn
A. gratis Bocha ooluusn,
80. ~ II an broke.
10 your city I'm . stranger,
Dusty, seedy - Granger
Ror l Numbered In = sanger ~, y
Ofa barn
I desire some small donation
And somc easy transportation
'aa '# - trS6'~ Ror my C0Rx.
Boat! I tried to work my passage,
Moving freight and rough expsesssee
Living on bologna sausage ~ ''
Dry and poer-
But they found ! vas printer
And they hustls6 ne h,stantes
7s tie shsre-
Thsu I sadly reoollected ~
Days when printers were respected
For their skill. Now I'm elected
Fore and aft,
Just because SOME have by drinking
Bel tbs steambost men to sinking
.s. ezr. ,.s ALL the craft. :
Thus do sober workmsn ssaer IN M
BY the vices Of the lOafer, a
Till indeed whenc're I 60 for !, o1
.nta.f Et Work ] shrink,
Lest another's imposition
Throws on me foul suspicion
That ! drink
Dseply dsss II wound and grisvs me,
Wheu . nan will not believe me,
Dst, dsae sir, II yoa viii give be
Fifty %. =,
] win, By II proper usiug,
Show you I'm shove abudng
Con6descs."
~ kie 66seSbI eouveras$ion
Rousea he our cenniserati0n
Ard we made the "smsll donation"
When he sunk;
Dut while going to our dinner
We observed that hardened sinner
Beastly drunk!
Thus % sober workmen sGffeS
By the vices Of the loafer--
Dassst csi1 viii olten O. for
4ussst stsmp,
Kibdcst ones who most have trusted
Are most thoroughly disgusted
With the tramp.
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operation and effect Of "apu oct to relieve the
delinquent taxpayers frq the payment of
penalties IN certain cases, approved May 8,
ISIS, We have the honor to state that we
have carefully examined decisions inter
prcting statutes, and feel satisfied that the
conclusions we have reached can be sustained
- the highest judicial authority -.
The first section provides for the remission
of penalties, il past due taxes are pa Qn or
before the first of December, 1875, and con-
tains provisO that this remission Of penal
ties shall apply only to overaowed lands.
The second section provides for the mode
of proving the fact of inundstion.
The third section provides that upon the
payment of the principal or the amount of
the tax itself on or before the first day Of
November. 1875, all interests and penalties
thereon shall be remitted on all taxes due
throughout the State.
1t is evident that on its surface this law is
u piece Of imperfect legislation, but tested
by sound and universally accepted rules Of
construction. there IL no difficulty in giving
to its remedial objects their fullest effect.
1t presents a case where there il direct
conflict between the proyiso in the first SEQ
ton and the third section, which 10 distinct
enacting section, and the question is. whether
in this conflict the whole Of the third section
shall perish. or whether as regards this third
section the proviso in the first section is mere
surplusage.
There Is no doubt that Q proyiso, conflicting
with the section of which it is part, kills
the section in case of direct repugnance, be-
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-05-15

THE science OF HEALTH for May
is excellent. It contains . Santa
rum for May; "The Irrepressible
Conflict; !" The Treatment Of Sick
People; What I Know of Doctoring ;
Popular Physiology, - illustra-
tions The Price Of alth !; Doc
tors and Nurses; Use Of Rye"
with Seasonable tIpes, Practical
Hints IN the HI ehold Department I;
Use Of Drug stores; A Voracioas
Boy; Pata1( Medicines; Gospel of
TrgAsD Price only 20 cents; or,
si1s on trial for el.OO. Fall
LS2.N q year. Address 8. R.
=, Publisher, 71 Broadway,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-05-15

Sr. JOHN THE BAPTIST.


Governor Kellogg has approved
the ct NOT, Or the extrs session
Of 1875. which We, publish below,
entitled m net to relieve the delin-
qpsut tax payers from the pay
nent q penalties IN eertsin cases
SEC1pon }. Be Il enacted by the
SSnate and House of Representatives
q the STATE q L0uiGiaaa "a General
Aassnbly sou venSd, That al penalties
due tho 0tste, Tor, non payment u
saxcs when due are hereby RENTED ;
crowded, that said 4elinqnent and
\ Dast due taxes ars paid on ~ before
the first day Of Decsobes, 1875 and
, ,psoyidsd further, thst he psoSistsns
VI this sct sAall apply only 70 the
taxca due on lands ovcrh0wed during
: tAs Acod of 1874 fe1 At
y 0Ec. 2. Be u further enaSted, ssc..
That xll persons claiming to b reIjev-
! q fOw the payment Of penalties
uo(Des sud BY vtrtue Of tho provisions
q THE acS shsll make oath before any
/, perish. o. djstsict judge that the land
oowAiehAsss are das was ossv0swsd
by the 6pods g tho ysar 1874 and
thst they wess uDablS " derive Z
pssenuc thsssffom sudlEiess u snp-
port thsmsslvss and Atmaiss, Asd pay
The taxes doe on eaid laeA
SIC. 3. Be II further enacted ETC.,
Thak spnU payment of the psiUc,a'
~ the amOunS VI the tsx itself ~ .,
beFose tAs Rrst day of Novesnlses
l67A all intereats and peualaes
tAareoe shall b reuittsl % all taxel
Aus throughout the Stats.
Auditor Clinton, explains n
. ~ lbliewing terms TIE ct No Z
70 ~, ,esnts ssllsctose
eGA1E OF LoUIsiAxA
Auditors Once,
,'ss New Orleans, Nay D, lo75
DssswtsA ysa wol asd : penphle'
saon seths ssrsnss laus aew = fsrce
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.. LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERI FrS SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
4th. Judicial District Court
PARISH OF ST.. JOHN THE BAPTIST
Mo. 552-
j. M. TMpcy
.", "a.
g. DArensbourg.
"a.
G. UArensbourq.
LEoExpRz & PocHE Attorneys for pla nud


by virtue OF writ OF seizure ana sale,
bearing date ARr1i istn ie,o' ana 70 mo
Court, In the above entitled and Numbered
suit:
have seized and will proceed to sell at
public suction, ct the Court House Of this
Parish, on
c.rrpn s.rI,rNr ts-c
oAIonDAi tne otn day o,' SHI ~ y. '""'
~ IL O'CLOCK a. NJ
The following described property s3ized,
70 WIZ
wavs and nr;viicges thcren.to belonpi z or
being in the Parish Of 81! I'm the Bap ptist,
on the right bank of the \sissippi River,
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EMILE ELceENpRE,
New Orleans P. 0.
Box 1909.
FELIX P. PocHE,
Convent P.O.
st. James.
LEGENDRE & POCHE
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS At Law.
OFFICES:

-Hsa OFFICES: @ase
S. 80. Royal Street, New Orleans. -. q
st. James Parish,-at +. r. PocHE's
residence, near the Court House.
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to WIT: s....,,--.a.. sgL..7.t.
A certain tract Of land situated In this
Parish, on the right bank Of the Missisdppt
River, measuring one arpent front on aaad
river, by eighty arpents In depth tmore Or
less), bounded. on the upper hne. By The
property Of John G. Moll, and, on the lower
line, BY that Of D'Aquin 4 Webre, Or assigns,
together with ell the buildings and improve
mcnts thereon and thereunto belonging, lsss
that portion of tract Of land cold TO jean
Hortairo Cambre, by act passed before the
Recorder Of this Parish, on the 10th day Of
January 1873, said portion Of land som-
mencing ut about three arpents and half from
the river, and measuring one arpout In width
by two hundred and eighty fest (amsrsean
measulAl in depth.
The hove deacribcd tract Of land to bo
divided and will be sold BY lots Of net loss
than ten nor moro than fifty acres.
A plot Of which lots shall bc exhibited on
the day of sale. .a# sua. . sE'
TERMS: ....
Cash on the spot, in U. 8. Treasury Notes.
SherifTs Office, Parish Of SG John the
D"p"'' my ' LUc1EN CAMBRE
lmy5t shsEi6.
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Captain Alien Jumel's friends,
-and their name a iesion,-~ill
be glad to know that this staunch
steamboatmah, and accomplished
gentlemen, b again 10 active
seevice. He has ehartepea the
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-05-15
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
4th. Judicial District Court
PARISH OF Sr. JOHN THE BAPTIST
Mo. Co.,
A. Lebcrf
Ursin jacob, Testamentuy Eroc.tor
Of Isilda Jacob. ,....
LsoESpRE 4 PocHs Attorneys for plaintG.

By virtue Of . writ Of seizure and sa3s
bearing date April 26th 1875, and to me
directed by the a6orenamed Court In tho
above entitled and numbered suit:
have seized and will proceed to sal q
public auction It the Court House Of tn
Parish, on sr...,
SATURDAY the 5th day Of JUNE A. D. 1873,
IHT st u O'Clock N. 4asas@'
The follswing described property ssaas4
to wit: g.. G.....--..s. .sl.7.t-.
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-
- O. % - -
...i ..-.l.f .j. i'.T. & t'- -. " ."l.
which has besn carefully compiled
especially for yonr guidance in en-
forcing rigid collection Of the States
revenue.
Carefully studied and enforced, yon
Will need listle eise 10 gnide yen IN
the proper performance OF your duties.
Act No.7 extra session Of 1875, this
day approved, was, BY it's title, m
tended - apply to overAowea lands
only. You will, however, receive
w,.eou. win put saaing . .ns .fs;e. fwenty,nve per
including October 81, Gsz5, unless
parties 10 interest obtain an injunction
of said act. when Won Wi be advised
BY mail or telegraph, in which case
cu nsn.,t;s. % ss % before tS'. tbs ;ssua ~ % th;s
circular.
or us" court costs' ia ;fa,v He'' S.ve sccrvr.,' |
must be collected IN all cases.
You Will observe snat TINS act,
nowiss poapone III ,collection Of
. aass' ~ hau ~ s""s you ~ Vi odpS.n" ds;..ot ~
and the usual proportion Of current
.I1ss III e. asd; now que ass
upder the provisions Of act No. n Of
1910 "'@,P rRaRIREs siaI Rrs'es. cIINTnN STrf;Sr'
Auditor.
- ~ LII IL.
~ s.. .,.Ise c. rrs - :
n..: -. - =.
C.,'..:.- IN, -. - ..o
,o., 80 g.,
diers will remember Thad. as the
able and efficient Hospital Stew
art Of that Regiment during its
whole existence.-Lafosrche Sen
si~el. ~ 80. -, 80, ~, r, t,,s, -.
Last Saturday were married
at the st. John the Baptist Church
Mr.. Desire Lorio, Of st. Charles,
to Riss Marie Amanda Keller, Of
st. John the Baptist. After the
marriage ceremony a hosto friends
assembled at the house of the
BRIDES father, and dancing and
mArry-making were kept up, till
. late hour. We gratefully ack-
nowledge the invitation addressed
10 Ito AsckaetM. hH &tt
M -, -. -..:, . y-
- ,r.p-... s...e...,.. -.
-.
Ns.". !. - ~, -. -
80. =
~.
-. '.s , WV
.' .... . "- e 30, " -,
,
s..
s.s -. = !,
=
...s -
'o.'Y' '. y :.
III
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q One Of the partners viii be at the Court
Houss Of The parish Of N. Jshn ~ Baptist
every Thursdsy. febe9tf.
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uMMoks.


TNTlfE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FIRST
i Judicial District OF the state Of Nevada. In
and for storey County.
b. y: Carricf. Piaintln. W. James Poliard'
peiendans o. .
Acuon pIo9s. ~ tns Distles Cou,s OF ny
sirs suaIeini p,suicsoa az ss.so, ressas.
~ nc scr ne CS1ssy =, ~ ~. amc. ~ n.
p n nsea y mo vosp US ~ sV N" an a., ~
SSs.ls VI IN ,uss o"1''A
o.TrSon. so,.. ..,a. ,r..,,rg IN lama.
r,ns s's.eot 49,. -. ss,,i..t
.o. jill. r.''na ~. n.onsht $1,000 ,nn nv
spRs.. 49, ,s,.sn,,T IN IN 6,.tSict Conr,
= eoyvsts.n I.S n,.s,,,s, ~ ~ 49,. ~ Ma
y. lnss yue.. n..s.. ~ 49, "a ana
W., = 49, $500 ws,hin tsn ssrs
,".eins,se IN tha Az 81 $500 Ma ~ seryiee
on Won Of thia N ssrycd iu uaid coun.
~ ana In All other esscs FORTY ds,s. or Iudr.
11sut- ~ dss.uit mi n 40 sasinst YOU.
sccan,ing A ~ n,.vss of s.id oompisint.
Ths sssa sstion n broncht 10 obtsIn Judgment
sssinst you for siTs.ss d q. 9. GOLD coin. and
eosu OF IVY, w. pia,nun !. Sasso..rvno
navs : vala NC sup.,s.lnk Ien 'asso.os sp,onn
that certain p,ftion ci unsurveyea sruuna yins
and situate betxcen tne os,edonia oio nolstng
SofLs snu Nnncaelooeass no.s.of ILL., IA
neswees me snsinis 10 Ituesss my ~
sue Io.a iela,ns .aon ~, sa.s nv. ,.t,.,
road. in the Town Of Gold Hill. storey county.
sAts Of Nevada. known ~ Improperly OF Jsmes
Pollard, together with the heroditsr
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

CioNoR JOSEPH PORRA's NUsIcAl
y Academy In virginia City has ju.t COM
meneed. The new method that he teaches II
80 simple and comprehensive. that amer six
months cf close application. PARTIES can CON.
menec teaching and continue their courpe. II
10 not q Superficial process, tut u give- q thor.
ough knowlcdge Of the sciener Of music. math.
cmstieally arranged. Morn can be asauirrd In
six months In this than In three year. by the
old system nencr 10 brings q mnsieAl tduea-
tion within the reach 20 alt: ard 70 applies ts
all music precisely as Il IL written. without any
change vhaiever. Hs music RON 10 opposite
Presbyterian Church. on q sireet, occupied n
sunday by the Lib~rsl society. Tbs musical
people Of Gold mn and it, vicinity sr~ cope
cislly invited tn attend his iesspns and exam
Inc bis method. 10 they can procure Is sehol-
are he vli op~n . elass In Gold Hill. Hls
young ladies class meets at n. y. and geo.
I emen's II = ,. ~. ON Monday. "Wednesday
and fridsy. Trrn.-T Ten ie-son. IN ela-s
~ 30. He tesrh-. ais, IN private Piano, ring
ing. Guitar and Violin All letters sent through
Post Ofhcs will BE- duly rrcsivcd.
.. %. gusrsntc-~ the suece.-fui debut Of any
lady or gentleman pupil of medium talent with
applicaiiosl q ter ono years study. Ills tale I
~ teacher has no rival In TIL country.
arn In
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the hoard Of Directors. made on the 9th day
ofOctober. 1873, 90 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock as may be necessary win be sold
psny. - llayward's Building ti9 California
sirct. San Francisco. ON the 3oih day OF No.
vember. ISIS, al the hour Of . O'Clock r. n. Of
said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
TlEO. q. KIBDR, Secretary.
O~niee-Room - Hayward's Building, 40
California street, San francisco, California.
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A pyyRTisIN0, CHEAP: GOOD: sYs.
A tcmaiIc.-All persons who contemplate
making enntrasts with newspapers for the In
pertion ofadvertisements. should eendTwsnty.
New York lor their Panphiet Book
fnincty.seyenih edition), containing lists OF
GveraJ0e nswSpapersa and estimates, showing
~ cost. Advsrtfsements taken for leading
uapsrs In many States a. . tr~smendous redne.
Voc IRON pae'ishef; "e'
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board OF Director, made on the ist day Of
oesobsr. 1873, 80 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock - may be necessary, will bcsoh
81 public auction at the once Of the Company,
mia street. Nan Francisco. Gal. On TUESDAY.
the 1ai day of November. 1875, al the hour OF
one o'clock r. n.of said day, 10 pay said de-
Iinqucnt assessment thereon, together With
eosis Of advertising and cIPcn.cs OF the sale.
W. X. DRAM, Secretary.
Ofiea-Room 10. Haywsri's Building. No
90 california street. Ban rrsnei'co. Cal. not
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NOTICE.

nYFICE ALTA SILVER MINING CON-.
- pany. No. s1 Montgomery street, nooSs6
tld 9. San Pranc.sco. Cal, October 10Th. ISIS.
ne Board Of Trustees of sid Company. ais
lleeens held on the 18th inst. received the
vnttsn aasent .od Petition Of HOLDER Of monr
,hsn three, ur.h be % Of all the capital ,tosk
f.sid Company. rquesting and authorizing
isif Board to Increase tho capital STOCK of ssII
Company. whefsupon 10 WAS unAnlmously M.
tolved to inerrase the capital stock of saIi Con.
'spital stock. 70 the sum Of 1i0sDOO-aiyi,Lsi
into iosiooo shafrs. Of The par yaiue Of SiD0
zen. Tho proper oertid ate of increase hayIp,
hcen nled, - required by the sisiute Of Tia
St,ts IN sueh csses made and provided, share.
.o,asn ~ .eqnsstsd 10 snrrrnder their old Ger.
lieu tbereof new certificates, rrprrreptipg the
increased capital stock Of said Company.
- WIN. II. WALTON,
o1i In secrrts1 Alta Silver Mining %.
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DISSOLUTION OF oo-PART.
MGRsHIP.

THE GU; PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Kelly, Of Virginia CITY. under tho nrm name
and style % Moropey. BELLY 4 Company, I o.
porters and Wholesale dealers In fofsign AM
domestic wines. lquors. &C., waa dissoivel
by mutual consent oa tbs iith dsy OF Novsn-
s s.d Inc an ny, ~. ss's ss.2 e si sS''s e ~ sss %.
arm. JOHN MAn0uEY,
HUGH KELLY.
viuiaia Csty. Nevada. November u. ISIS.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

nOCK ISLAND GOLD AND
IL Silver Mining Company. Location 81
principal place VI business, Ban francisco CAL
Location Of works, Geld MIN Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notec-Thcre arc delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, On account ~ Assess
ment mo. " levied ON the 7th day Of Octo.
Dor, 1878, tho several mounts set opposite the
manner OF tho respective shareholder. - fol'