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New York Tribune, 22d

With view to learn additional particulars
concerning the recent unseating OF four he
publican members Of the Louisiana Legisla-
ture by the Democrats, and to ascertain the
views Of member Of the Congressional Com
m!ttee which was sent to New Orleans, re-
porter Of the Tribune called yesterday upon
the Hon. Clarkson N. Potter, speaking in
general way in regard to the correspondence
between Marshal Packard and the Hon. Mr..
FRYE, of Maine, and that his impression was
that Mr.. Frye was entirely mistaken in his
premises; two reports had been drafted, one
of which had been made public by the press,
while his impression was that tho other one
WAS not made public. Mr.. Potter had no
copy Of the latter report himself, and knew Of
only one in existence, and that could not be
procured From his. general understanding
Of the case as stated in yesterdays papers. the
unseating of the four Republican members
was a matter with which the Congressional
Committee had nothing to do. The commit
tee had acted only and solely upon the
individual cases which had come before
them. Upon being further questioned,
Mr. Potter used the following language:
am not able to!speak with entire certainty
as to this arrangement in Louisiana had
no share in bringing it about. How great
sacrifice it might be to the interest or duty OF
that oppressed people to submit 70 WAS
question felt they should themselves decide.
/ therefore declined to advise rs te tho pro-
posed settlement. But after q settlement had
oeen agreed upon, l consented to act as one
Of the persons to pass upon the returns OF the
election to be submitted to W.. When the
arbitrators met, written agreement was laid
before them, signed by some nineteen Con-
servative members Of the lower House, who
claimed to have been legally elected and to
have been unjustly deprived Of their seats by
the Returning Board, and who agreed to sub
nit their claims to these arbitratOrs- SO far
rs our award was against them they were to
give ny their claims. So far as it was in their
favor, then. If by the action of the Hcu5e the
award was made effective and they got their
seats, they bound themselves not to attempt
to impeach or disturb Kellogg for his pre-
ious acts. The agreement was also signed
Nv one or more persons claiming seats in tire
Senate. This was the agreement, as re,neln-
Der it. l have seen no copy Of it, and can
not now speak as to its particular contents
nor as to what. if any. further arrangement
there was besides But SO far w l under
stood there was nothing in the arrangement
oy which the gentlemen VINO submitted their
CLAIMS to the arbtrators were TO be prevented,
after being seated, from passing upon the
right Of any other person to seat in that body
whose claim had not been the subject Of our
award. they We're to be bound ~ what the
slrbitrators decided in all the cases submitted
10 us. but were not bound as to the cases
which were not submitted and As to which
there was no decision.
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.yeneral agents, No. Magazine street.
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THE LOUISIANA TROUBLE.

VIEWS OF HON. GARRISON N. POTTER THE
AGREEMENT DOES NOT PREVENT PASS
ING ON TIE RIGHT TO SEATS.
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"Assyrian Discoveries, with Maps, nlustra-
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Jules verne's ''The Chancellor. ........... l so
John G. Saxe's Leisure Day Rhymes. 2 90
W. r. Greg's "Rocks Ahead. ............. 2 90
A. s. Southworths 'Four Thousand Miles
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Oliphant's ''The Story of Valentine and his
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WHITE Melyille's "ksterfelto," Story OF
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Miss Mulock's Songs OF our Youth Set
Farjeons "Love's Victory ................ 70
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The above statement 10 . tuss md co-recA >,,..
Jeript from the books Of the COMPANY. s'
g. W. MOTT, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, city Of New Oriea,a I
bwofn 70 and subscribed before me the eth ~ =
june ls7A p. CHS. CUVELKR
Notary Public 40 Grayier stv.e.
The usna ten per cant. intoreot In pavnbln "A a.
stockholders % damapa = S-'e~ ~
DIRECTORS,
MAsperH David AcCoasL
1:en +. r. Generea
lug, 2. 9ourchY,
W.SnH IA. III. Fernandez:
y. A. Chafira1, M Allan.
OhAs. LA1ttA -.
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At special meeting of the Board Of Directors,
held the 18th Of January, 1875 it was resolved to
pay, ON DEMAND, the following dividends:
l. An INTEREST DIVIDEND of TEN PER
CENT for the year ending 31st December, 1874, on
the capital stock OF $50 per share.
2. A CASH DIVIDEND Of FIFTEEN PER
CENT. to stockholders on the amount Of their NET
earned participating premiums for the year ending
31st December, 1874 in addition to the rebate an
tcpated dividend Of Is per cent already received by
said stockholders on their GROSS premiums;
And, to carry to Contingent Fund the sum of
e11 O29 C6 for investment in U s. Government secur
ties according to articles III and v Of the amended
charter.
NJ MUSSON, President.
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%AppLioATioN FoR pATENr,
NOTICE NO. AL.
a.. 4. Survey Ne, 1ol,

TT \. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
". Nevada. Msy ,, lsls.-Sotice 10 hereby
given that N. Capital Gold and Silver Mining
Company, u corporation organized and existing
under and by virtue Of the laws OF the State oil
Nevada. having la posioficc address and prin.
cipai place OF business AZ Gold Hill, Nevada,
has. by u. J. Butler. Its agent and a stock.
holder therein, this day made application for
patent for two thousand l2,rO0l linear net nj
the Capital Lode, bearing gold and silver. called
claim, situate In the Gold llili Mining District.
storey county. State of Nevada, tho samc eI.
tending two thousand t2,UpD feet In q north
westerly direction from the location notice
CPost No. ~ along the line OF -aid ledge. vein
or lode. and embracing the came. with al lite
dips. spur and angles. with surface rround
two hundred Cs0l feet In width. and described
In the plat and field notes on nle In my ONCE
a. follows. TO wit:
Beginning at Post No. !. located on westerly
slope about loo feet eastcrly Of Pacific mill.
and whence Mount Davidson bears north n
dserecs west, Alta shan north 81 degree. west,
Justice hoi.tinr works north ~ degrees weet.
Pacific mill south u degrees west, and whence
alec the quarter section corner on the routh
line Of section 9, Township 10 north. Range u
east. bears south 40k degrees west 90 feet.
and running from said Post No. !. fret coursc,
north 10. degrees east 800 feet 10 Poet No. Q;
thence, second course. north On degrees west
1850 feet 10 Post No. 8: thence, third course.
south NJ. degrees west DO feet to Post No u:
thence. fourth cour.e, south .0k degrees east
7,U0 feet to Poet No. I, point OF beginning.
containing 0 Is 100 acres.
Courses and bearings expressed from true
meridian. Magnetic variation, IGN degrees
east.
same or other lode- are unknown. the nearest
be,bg the Alta silver Mining Company's claim
or lot, No. e., on the west.
The location OF ihi. claim Is OF record, and
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT,
NOTICE No.. 27s.
U y. sarvey Nc. IO2.

TT \. LAND OFPICE, CARSON CITY.
u. Nevada. May u, isI,.- Notice !. hereby
given that u. X. Fowler, whose postofiee ad
dress l. at Virginia City. Nevada, ne attorney
for and In behalf OF the 60 owners thereof, has
this day made application for U. \. patent 70
six hundred (60O) linear feet OF . certain lode
or vein OF quartz or other rock In place, bear.
inr gold and silver. and known as the com-toek
Lode and the Mitchell Mining Company's min.
Ing clam. situate In the Gold lin Mining Dis
triet, Storey county and State 81 Nevada, the
same extending ELK hundred ,eo0J feet In =
pouthcasterly direction from the location no.
ticr (Post No. y along the line Of said ledge,
vein or lode. and embracing the same, with all
its dips. ,purs and angles. with surface ground
tive hundred C70O) feet In width. snd dsrcribsd
on the plat and Geld noter on hlo In my ONCE
~ follows. to wit:
Rayine, on the east eide OF Gold Canyon. about
100 feet south oi the woodville company's new
shan, at the foot OF dump; thence running,
nrsi coarse. north ~ degrees east 100 feet To
Po-t No. Q, whence bears the smoke-staek OF
the woodville Company.s new hos,'ing woiss
Davidson north II degrees IS minute. wet.
smoke stack Of Suecor MIL s0nth ~ degrees
o. minutes west, Hsmsdeil MI souih " de-
grsss wet; thence nom said Post No 2, sec.
ond eourre, south Is drgrees east CO.. feet 10
Po.t No. q: thence. third course. routh 10 de-
rress west 90 feet to Post Ne. 4, whence bear
the quarter section corner on the south line OF
Section 8. Township III north. Range u cast,
Mount Diablo meridian. north nm degrees
wc-t, distant 9T iret: thence, fourth course.
north Is degrees west COO feet 10 Post No. 9;
thence. nth rourse, north ~ degrees east leo
feet tn Poo, M. !. the point Of beginning; con
tanning Q u 100 aerr..
Reannr- ,xpcsseh froin true meridian. Mag
netic variation. IGN degrees east.
Improve mcntr and labor consist OF two tun.
mel. exceeding Ave hundred dollars In value.
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NOTICE.

nc =. N. COLLINS AND JOSHUA MITCH
i ELL: You and each 81 ytu viii please
take notice A. co owners, that We. the under
signed, part owners of that certain mining
claim and lode known A. the Mitchell Mining
Company'- claim. situated In the Gold iiill
Mining District, In the county OF Storey, STATE
81 Nevada. have expended the sum OF six
Hundred and NINETY eight Dollars IN labor
and improvements upon ssld claim. prior tothe
nrt DAY Of January. A. ID. 1878; that the pro.
norton of expenditures made a. aforesaid, due
irHm each OF you respectively. To the under
signed. 4. A. follows. to wit:
From n. NJ. Cotlins. ohS
Prun Jo.hua Mitchell. .............. ~ "
You and each of yoa srs further notified.
ths, We. TIE underlgned, demand the tmnc-
disie payment thereof. and that In cs-e you
fsIlor refuse 20 pay the respective amounts Get
oppo-its your names above 10 u. Fowler.
one az The under-igned. At hls ocice. No. ~
south G street, Virginia. Nevada. befor. The
rxpImiion 81 ninety days rom The date OF this
notice. your interests In IN. said Mitchell Cum
psny's claim viii. by operation 81 law. b.eoiue
Inc property OF the undersigned III. II. Fowler
ana Jo.eph Ramsdeli, who made the said ex-
penditurrs on said claim. -
u. u. FOwLRR.
JOSEPH RAhsDRLL.
Gold min. March II. ISIS. mill eods I.
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Woman.

Caudle says that his wife, at least.
whatever may DO the experience OF GEN.
sus takers with Others Of her ser, Is al
ways ready to tell her rage.
A Virginia widow rides with a LEG on
either side OF the horse. People used
to stop and gazs at her before she killed
John Cass, but o her mode Of riding
10 uncommented upon.
Ladies dresses are now made 10 mar
row In Paris that II Is almost impossible
to lift them, and an ingenious modiste
there has issued instructions TO her Gus
toners how TO accomplish this feat.
A Colorado man sold his wife for $500
the other day. and. when explaining the
matter to his children. he said no hated
TO let tho old woman 90. but $500
.'wasn't laying around loose like IL used
10 was."
At a teachers institute in Ohio. re-
Gently. q lady teacher vas given the
word 'hazardous'' to spell and define.
and did Il in this style: "H-a-x. has-a-
r-dard-e double 3, ess-hazardess, a
female hazard"
A writer on dress says: "Short and
podgy women ought not to wear belts"
What's the use Of giving advice in that
wayi There isn't a woman in the world
who would admit. won 10 herself, that
she vas "short and podgy."
"who il that q statue OFT" asked a
lady Of her husband. pointing to an
Apollo" "The Apollo Belvedere.
"Law! how affectionats you are my love!
And now. darling. who was Apollo
B.lvyy' An explanation ON pronun-
citation followed.
Lewis, the Detroit Free Press man.
evidently doesn't want n big sale OF his
forthcoming book at vassar. else he'd
never talk in this way: "Tho young
ladies at vassar are frail, an:elic-look-
ing creatures. hut yet tho stewart says
that somebody got away with 900
bushels Of potatoes AMI 100 bushels OF
turnips last Winter"
An Oregon paper says: when o
young lady living on tho limo OF the CAL
i%iornia and Oregon Railroad wants to
get married. sho only takes one refusal
10 give consent from her stern parents.
and then seeks her lover true with the
remark: "Smithie. old boy. I guess
we'd bettor canter down to tho gospel
shop: It's no use waiting for those idiots
10 become sane again.
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DILIyaUasf siLIs.

NIAGARA GOLD AND sILvE8
IN MINING COMPANY. sLn1tton y Rrin'
fofnis. LEGATION Of woke, Gold Hill Mining
District. Storey County. Nevada.
Sotiee-Thcfe arc dellnquent npon the fol'
lowing described stock, on account NJ Assee,-
ment tho. u levied on The i6th d., ~ Apfl,
isI5. the several smoania set opposii, 80 names
Of tho respective shareholders. - foi.-"s:
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And In accordance with law and an order
OF tho Board Of Trustees, made On the I'm
dsy of April, ISIS. 20 many shares OF each
parcel of such stock ~ msy he necessary NJ
compsny, Roem !, Academy Building, Sso Zine
strrei, HAN Prncisco, Cal. on. TUESDAY;
the sth day Of June. 1875. 1t the hour OF
o'clock r. 4. Of sueh day. To pay delinquent
AGREEMENTS thereon. together With costs oil 3D.
yertising and erpenses % the sale.
W. II, TOWNSEND. Secretary.
o-mee-Room i, Academy Building. $50 Pin
street, Gan Pnncisco. California. my77td
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DELINQUENT SALES.
nISINa

M0HUlHNTAL MININ0 cor.
N1 fANY. Location OF principal place Of
b~nsinsss San fnneiseo, California Location
County. Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account OF asfcss-
ment mo. y levied on the i7th day Of April.
1878. the several amounts Get opposite the
nsmes OF the respective shareholders, No
follows:
Names. No. Cert. Bhs, Amt.
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MEETING.

OFYicE BACON MILL AND MINING
~ Company, San frsneiseo. NAY Is, ln3
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
i,seon Mil and Mining Company. for the elee'
the trsn.aetion OF such other business ~ may
he presented, will be held al the once OF The
Company, Ileom No. 3, IIsyward's fuiiding,
ii9 Cslifonla street. San Francisco, California.
on ruEsDAY, the ist dry 81 June. ISIS. AZ !
o'clock IN Transfer books will be eiered
from Saturday. the 18th OF Nay, fs5s, 81 IL
o'clock H., until aftcr tho meeting.
myis ID I'D. MAY, Secretary.
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Director, made ON tho 9th day Of
April. 1878, 20 many shares OF each. parcel
Al public auction. 81 the once Of the Com
pany. aii California street, San francisco, Gal.
ifornia, Rooms . and Z (pecond noor). on MON.
DAY, the sist day Of Nay. ISIS, at the hour o. .
oaioes p Of s,,a aay' 70 Pay ssin a rn,,
Of advertising and expense Of the sale.
JIM. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Onnce-31i California street. Rooms . and
lsecond noor). San rraneireo, Cal. mylttd
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sTooKHoIDERs MEETING.

OFFICE or TIE LADY BRYAN MINING
~ Company, San Francisco. Nay 10. ls7s.-
In accordance with q resolution adopted al .
meeting Of the Directors Of the Lady Bryan
Mining Company. held this day, . Special
Meeting Of the Stockholders OF rald Company
L. hereby called. the same To be held At the
once Of the Company, Room No. I, IIaywArd'r
Building. No. 40 California street, Nan Fran.
June. 1873, at , o'clock =. H.. 10 take Into con.
alteration and decide upon . proposition TO
increase the capital stock OF aid Company
IRON Is. oOo.0 oo, divided Into 5ahoo shares, the
present capital stock, 10 eio.o o0. 900. divided
Into 10000 shares OF the par value OF 500
each. r
q. ID. R0BRItTS,
J.. \. WALL,
myitt I'd 9. HEYDsNFRLDT.
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Maynafd u............'..oos ..'"''''o@ ~
And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Beard Of Directors. made on tho 18th day
Of such stock 20 may be necessary will be pold
at public auciion, n the once OF the Company,
Room No. n, Hayward's building. tio Oalifor'
MIA strset, San Praueisco. California. on TUES.
DAY, the sth day Of June. 1875. ct the hour OF
. o'clock r. 4. OF said day, tn pay said delin'
IN Advertising and sIpenpcs OF the sale.
RICHARD d. MOVES, Secretary.
Onhce-Room No. n, Hayward's Building,
4ls California street, Ban Francisco. Cal
fOrnia. my12h
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the Board Of Directors. made on tho tenth day
Of April, 1878, 20 many shares Of each
parcel efsueh stock - may Be Necessary. win BE-
cold at public auction, ct the ealesroom OF
John Middleton q Son, No. SO Montgomery
NEsDAY, the second C0 day Of June,
1873, nj the hour Of one ~ O'Clock
r. n. OF said day. 10 pay said delinquent assess
mcut thereon, together with eosts OF advcrtis.
Ing aud expenses OF the sale.
c. A. sANKRY. Secretary.
San Francisco. California. mis-td
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s~TooKNoIDERs' MEETING.

NOTICE. THE REGULAR ANNUAL
IN mectingo Of the Monumental Mining Com.
pAny isr The e,setion Of Trustees 10 serve Tor
the snsuing year will be hold ct the oniee Of
the Cempeny. Rooms ] and . Academy BnIld.
IND: - Pine stfest. San Francisco. on TUEs-
DAY. June 9Th. 1875, 81 4 o'clock y. n.
my1l ID w. r TOWNSEND. Secretary.
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And In accordance with law. and On order OF
tho Board of Directors. made on the 9Th day
Of April, 1873, 90 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock a. may be necessary viii be sold
II public auction. a. the once OF the Company,
Rooms 8 and Q, No. s07 Montgomery street, sAn
Francisco, California. on THURSDAY, the ID
day Of June. 1875. at the hour az . O'clock r. =.
OF said daS, to pay said delinquent Assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF the sale.
WIN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Ofree-nooms 0 and G, No. 3C2 Montgomery
strset. San PnpciseO, Cal, myi5td
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MEETING.

TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK
i holders Of the Crown Polnt GOD ana slve,
Mining Company, Tor the Transaction Of ANIMAL
husincss and such other matters ~ may prop
erlv come bsfors the meeting. will be held On
MONDAY, June Z, 1878. at the hour Of ae'cloek
Pr. Transfer bsoks closed on Friday, June
1. ISIS, and remain closed until amer the meet
'nH Gy,i ID cHAs. Z. ELLIOT, Secretary.
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pvERrisING: ciiEAP: GOOD: srs.
A trmstie. An persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers tor the .n'
psrtioa OF advertisements should seha ~spn,y
Yive Gents 10 Geo. r. Roweil q Co,ti nafs
iRov. New York. ior their Pamphlet boos
tniprtyseycnt edition., containing ISIS ol
Syvr 3.ooo newspapers and estimates. -how,nE
the coat. Advertisements taken i"r iesaink
pap>rs In many state. At q tretnendons rruue'
tIon frou publisher-' rate-. Get the oc"k.
ialaly