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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-12-04

If President Grant imagines
that = war with Spain, or . row
with the Mormons, or . prodigious
cla,nor about the Pope, will cause
the people to look upon him as
the savior of society. he is very
much mistaken. In the fret place
the United States h not so de-
graded as to rcqGire 3 military
protector. In the second place,
there is q prevailing impression
that, though Grant commanded
larger armies aud had larger
butcher bills to show than WASH
ington, tho latest of the Presi-
dents will not be = more COM
handing figure in history than the
frst. In the third place, the mad
ness for nore territory is not
afilicting the American people
very much just now. We have
enough negroes wllo are now to
the duties Of citisoMship, aud ne
have elements Of evil sufIicient
without the acquisition Of the in-
habltapts Of Cuba. In the fourth
plac, II spending money on naval
stations Is the grand object, the
capacity Of our own coast has not
been exhausted. In the fifth place,
MormonisIn is dying Of dry rot
aud the railroad fever. Only .
few martyrs win keep life in tho
church. II does not scem worth
while to make . martyr Of Brig.
ham young. In the sixth place,
the doctrine Of the Des Noines
speech, that the Church aud State
should not be identical, and that
the Pope Is an old man who will
bear watching. 10 not precisely
new, and the Presidents sudden
sensi tivchess about'it all 10 not
oppressive. The Presidents duty
Of the hour is to Ak : soft plsce TO
light, for the wheels Of time are
rolling swiftly Op to bring the
Welcome day when he win have
completed his term Of servico.--
[Cincinnati Commercial, Rep
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distinctly announced, ourln8 sho
hate campaign, than any other, II
was that the success Of the Demo-
cratic party meant change and
reform In tho State government
in all It's branches. Nothing 50
stimulated the mnsscs to labor In
tho cause a. .thc belief that these
resnlts would follow success. The
PEOPLE Of Mississippi had grown
heartily sick and disgusted with
official &C. Eruption IN high, a. well
as low places, aud by this uupar-
allclcd uprising they have pro-
nounced the verdict that c0rrup-
ton nnA igaarsncc must be thrust
aside to make room for honesty
aud intelligence. And now that
success has al last crowned their
efforts they are entitled to wise
and just system Of laws, and an
efficient executive department TO
enforce them.
That We have suffered long and
fearfully, VIC presume, no one will
doubt. And who, we ask, = more
responsible for thfs misrulc and
official corruption than Adclpeft
Ancss II, as We honestly believe,
he has been guilty Of trying 10
create antagonism between tho
races--of melting the Vicksbury
insurrection--of having attempts
ed to bribe Judge Peytoii-of man
ipulating the Legislature 10 thc
interest Of self and party-of ap'
pointing to Office with due know
ledge Of the fncts, incompetent
and dishonest men, lethiin DC I'm
peacficd and removed from ONCE.
1t Is suggested 10y some thai "the
past be forgotton' and that ne DC
v'given q chance" to redeem him'
self. We would not be vindict've'
but We say ne has had MS chance
and has proted recreant 70 'he
trust rcposed In him, ana no"
that tho day of retr'bution ma
arrived he must take the conse'
qncnccs. Ho Is an alien and
stranger to our people, having nc
interest IN common witn Us, ans
must not be aiiowea 70 s'a." =
Ia A. = Mt Ia N
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Adams--sM A e Hussey, eH P a.
cobs, COL, sFred. Parsons
Alcorn--L Reynolds
Amite-B + Johns
Attala--D T duyton, J x Shrock
Bent0n--Wm Cfum
Bolivar-Green Clay, y ~ Shell
by.
'Calhoun--I + Blount
Cnrroll--CM Walden, II H South
worth
Chickasaw--w + Tucker, Jno a
wilkinson
Choctow-J Z Bridges
Claiborno-W d Beln, e 8 Drake
Clarke--Geo M Massingill
Coahoma-*James Monroe, col
Copiah--E A Rowan. Geo w MIL
Ter
Covington and Jones-J T Fairly
Colfax-FS S White
DeSoto-Sam'l Powell, J D Mich
OILS, w II McCargo. Jr
Franklln-C Byrd
Greene and Wnyne--Jno F McCor-
mick
Carcnada-Wm R Barksdale
Hancock and Pearl-H Saunders
Harrison aud Jackson-J N Mcln.
Hinds = oliver Clifton, Geo "
Harper, Marye Dabneys NJ \
Jones
| Holmes-S s Carter, J II Oyer. J
II GOwan
Ittawamba-JOhns0n
lIssaqucna-Silnlnons
Jasper--D D McI5Aurin
Jeflerson---sW G Millsaps, j d Scs
Kemper-T p Bell
Lafaystte--R J Guthrie, J A For
| tune
| I.auderdale--E Watkins, II G Dea
Lawrence-H ] byrd
Leak y N benson
Lew HH Tison, M Pound
Lincoln-A G McNsir
| Lowndcs-J Il Leigh, J G Nelson
Ell Erwin, Nv r Connell
lLeflore and Sunhower-sH Moore
sW II Mallory, H d Brooks,
| Madison--J b Yellowby, 3 A Ste
j bins. ~David Jenkins, col
Marioi, and Perry-Jno ellis
i Mnrshall~W 3 FeRtherstoD, ]
Amacker, Ed. Aldrich. VIC Wa
Monroe-w mi w Troupe, Al syks
j L Trice
Montgomery-A J Baker
NeshOba-W E Simmons
Newton--I L Pennington
Noxubee-.-H Hampton i Jarnignl
sOyerton, COL, *McNeise, col
, Oktibbeha--H L Muldrows BE
Childs, col
i Panola-.-A g Hall, IT,, D F Floy'
q Vaughan, col
Pike--.J NJ Causey
Pontotoc--HOrtOn
prentiss. H n 6treet
Pcrry-,Jn0 Gi1lis
Rankin---F r 0ayden, J Jayh
scott-G y Huddlesten
SIMPSON, L Meade
smith, NJ McLauren -
4 Sumner-A Democrat
ITallahatchic-J 5 Bailey
Tippah-Thos Spight
\ Tishomingo-J 4 Causland
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List ef Count Terms.

kCr to change ard Ak the time
holding couIf In certain coun-
! IN the lsNonth judicial
Slrict.
stIdn /. Be It enhlkod by the
sIature of the Stat Nlssis-
That the courto those
lies Of the Eleven aldiciol
Net hereina1ocs ntl0ned,
conlmence ond - holden for
|tIme hereinafter mentioned,
commence and be holden for
|time ne hereinafter stated,
IA the business Of the court 50
tnQuire: Provided, That all
. hSSde returpablc y the terms
fctofnre fixed shall be consld-
h law rs returnnble to the
|{as herein designated. In the
|ty of Bolivar, commencing on
|hlrd Monday In March and
ember. and continue two
q. In the county Of Wash.
6n, commencing on the first
Ilay In April and October, and
niue four weeks. In the coun-
I Issaquena commencing on
lrst Monday Of May nnl No
k,as a,d .ontioua twt, weeks.
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he Esg-Danes y Islla.

From scribner's Monihly.l
A much more pleasing perform
Aucc, and one which might per- |
,haps better have been mentioned |
In connection with tho exploits Of |
the jrgglers, Is tho "cgg-dance."
This is not as one might expect
f,om the nape given II, q dance |
with these fragile objccts. II is |
executed in this wise: The dancer,
dressed 10 acorsage and very short |
skirt, carries , willow wheel of
~ o lcrate diameter fastened hori-
sontslIy upon the top Of her head.
round tho wheel threads are
fastched, equally distant from each
|othcr, and at the end Of each Of
these threads Is slip-noose,
which is kept open by glass
bead. Thus equipped, the young
girl comes toward the spectators
| With a basket full Of eggs, which
she passes around for inspection
to prove that thsy are real, and
not limitations. The music strikes
up o lerky, monotonous strnin,
and the dancer begins to whirl
around with great rapidity. Then,
sciziilg an egg, she puts 1t In one
Of the slip.nooses, and, with .
quick notion, throws II from her
| in such a way as TO draw the knot
tight. Tho swift turning Of the
dancer produces 0 centrifugal
force which stretches the thread
out straight, like . ray shooting
from the circumference of the
circle. Que after another the
eggs are thrown out into these
slip.noosos until they make q hor.
izontab aurcole or halo about the
dancers hcad. Then the dance
becomes still more rapid-so rap
ID, In fact, that II is difficult ID
distinguish the features Of the
girl ; the moment Is critical the
least false step, the least irregu.
larity in time, and the eggs dash
against each other. But how cail
the dance be stopped? There Il
but one way--thst 10 to remove
the eggs in the wdy in which they
have been put In place. Thii
operation Is by far the more deli
, cate Of the two. II Is nccessar!
I that the dancer, by . single mo
tion, exact and unerring, shoult
: take hold Of The egg, and remove
Il from the moose. A single fals'
Q motion Of the hand, the least In
, terfsrence with Que Of the threads
and the general arrangement \
!. suddenly broken, and the who'll
performance. disastrously ended
At last oil the eggs are success
# / fully removed; the dancer sudden
K ly stops, and without seeming !
:. A. ,oast dizzlcd by this dance G
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-12-04

EX-SENATOR pEAsE,

EfoIW tue Ciuo1uu1ll SOIuuctCt4l
Ex.sENAroR pEAsE, I'd
or Mississippi, who was recently
Postmaster at yicksburg, and re-
moved at Ames' request, is In the
city. He says that before entering
upon the Aght with Ames he came
here, and afler explaining the
hardships that the people suffered
under Ames' administration, to
the Postmaster General, he asked
II he would be molested In his
Office if he should embark in Q cru
sade to right the wronge complain-
ed Off To this Mr.. Jewell an
swercd, with decision, in the mega
tive, saying, II win see that you
are protected" Peass Is At sloss
to account for the Presidents
course in thus setting aside the
wishes of one Of his Cabinet, and
ut the same time removing from
Office one Of his staunchest adher-
cnts. "Why," he says, psthcti-
cally. Il devoted two daysto the
defense of the President in the
Louisiana case, last winter" He
further adds, ~ saved the State Of
Mississippi, this fall, by my tcle-
grams. There were 10000 armed
men in Alabama ready to marcl,
Into Mississippi, to make war. At
torncy-G General Pierrepont says my
kilograms saved the State. They
were coil on the troubled waters y
THE THIRD-rERM MOVEMENT.
An increased activity In the third
term market was noted today
The subject Is beginning to over
shadow MI others In general inter
est here, except the Speakcshil
land the Cuban question. In addi
ton to Forney's Sunday Chronicle
there is another third-term efgai
in Washington, which has assumes
the name and style Of the old Ma
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AforHHR.B SoRRoW

A MorHEK's SoRRow. = Mrs.
Mary Arthur, Of this city, had
two sons, David 8. Arthur, and G.
W. Arthur, in tho Confederate
army. She has reason to b pve
that one Of her sons is dead, and
sho has not heard Of the other for
years. Any person knowing ~
IN hereabouts OF either Of her sons
will confer . great favor on. :
widowed mother by addressing
her in vicksburg.
Southern journalists will eonfsr
a favor BY giving this paragraph
an insertion in (hsir respective
papers, Herald.
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The |su.. Robert II. Pruyn, 9

The qn.s Robert IL fruyn' oi
Albany, owns a copy Of the Book
Of Psalms, printed ut Mayencc, in
Germany, in l47S, by Petrus
Schaeifsr, the son-in-law md ap
prentice Of Faust, aud apother
volume printed at venics IN l475.
Both books are well bound, aud
compare fayorably with the typo
graphy Of the present day.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-12-04

Washington Corrcspondsace q ~ Cincins
natl U1settel ~
There is much strong comment
here over the manner IN which the
body Of the Weep President was
cut up by thevsfious surgeons who
rushed to the Capitol upon hear
ing of his death. He was scarcely
cold before they had taken out bis
brain and weighed it, md had
other parts Of the body pretty
generally distributed around tho
Vice. Presidents chamber. Now,
there are many questionings - TO
the authority By which TINS carss
! ing up Of the second officer ID the
Nation was done.
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OFFICE RULES.

RULE ONE.
-,x.or SUBSCRIPTION;
ca.x one year, in advance, saoe
|csar a SIX months. in advance 200
RULE TWO.
.Arrs OF ADVERTISING;
.;snt Advertising, One
..rs, one Insertion,...... si;0O
,subsequsnt Insertion. IS
]. 81 Legal notices due on or
,.st publication. NO PROOF
,.hed until paid for
RULE THREE.
rsRIY. nALS-yEARLy AND
YEARLY RATES:
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RULE FIVE.
FOR AxNouNCIN0 cAxDI-
DATES:
Itate and District Ofiices, 80
County Of,ices:. es:.........-..... 10
Reat OfIices ................... B
RULE SIX.

I. RULE SIX.
sers from transient customers
IIor written, for job work, ad-
6idk, or sNbscriptlon. unost Be
6y the Cash 70 obtain
(tion.~> Accounts - regular
bmers due and presented the
/ each mouth.
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zach Regular Advertisements
~ paid at the beginning Of
quarter.
Editorial Notices, except
accompanying the first inser-
of an advertisement, will be
led 70 cents per line; Obltna'
khe same. Simple announce
q Of deaths or marriages free.
bus who wish to indulge In
I Is termed personal notices, /"
e required to pay In accord
With the nature Of their arti-
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Reg. rep.
Washington-W A Percy, J B
Young, col, Ind. rep.
Wilkinson-*J w Shattuck and
another republican
Wmston-W b johnson
Yallobusha-Ge0 II Lester
Yazoo-Allen NJ Hicks, II s Hud-
son, l. A Campbell
Floaters--- Yall"husha and Calhoun
d W Rogers
/" Prentiss aud Alcorn'.
w ] Gibson
4" Washing ton aud Issa-
quepa---sC 81 Sander
lin, cul. Ind. rep
!" Union and Pmtot0c---H
FMcv9hortes -
=" Amite ond Lincoln---J
E Jaeer%
Choctaw and Moutgom
sry- Leroy n Boyd.
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SDecjdl 1ttesst;or 0lven 70 fsvs
Juns3 rsset n Tosss \
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M. MORRIS


~particulaf attention paid g
renairln9 Watches, Jewelry, and
aII work warranted. Enov26s s'7l-n17
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|Chanery District; continues 8
Is In Tunica, 6 in Coahoina, 9
Bolivar and - in Washington:
|r,,.,, fstl,, Jaouov&, Tunicn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06

And In accordance with Law. and an order OF
tbs Board Of Directors made on the 18th day Of
July. 1915, 20 many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock q. may be nece,rary, win be sold at
public auction, at the ONCE Of the Company.
Room 20, No. <i9 California street. San fnn.
cisco. California, on WEDNESDAY,, the soth
day Of September, 1878, at the hour of ]
O'Clock p. n. of said day. TO pay said delinquent
assersment thereon, together with costs Of ad.
vertislng and expenses ~ the sale.
JOSEPH MA0uIliR, Secretary
Ofice-Ro0m aG. No. <lD California street.
San Francisco. California. slt I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06

And In accordance with law. and an order OF
tho Hoard ~ Directors. made On the 18th day
Of such stock as may bc necessary win be sold
At public a%uciion. NJ the anction room az John
Middleton & Son, No $40 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, California. on TUESDAY, the
10th day Of August. 1875. al the hour f 2 o'clock
Pm. Of said day, 10 pay said delinquent assess
mentp thereon, together with costs Of advci-
tirlng and expenses Of the sale.
LUClEN HERMANN, Secretary.
ONCE -lloom No. II, No. 80 Pin street,
Nan Francisco, California. jc2itd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06

And In accordance with law aud an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the iaih
day Of August. 1878, 20 many shares OF each
parcelof such stock ~ may bc necessary. win
he sold st public auction, at the once ofihe
company. rs Ilaywari's Building. No.
40 California street. San Franciseo. Cal
iornia, on WEDNESDAY. the Sixth day
OF October, 1878, at the hour Of 2 o'clock p:
=. ofsnid day. topay said dellnguent a.-cssmen
thereon together with costs oiadyertirlng and
expenses oil the sale.
TIIRO. G. KIBBE, Secretary.
Onice-Toom . Hayward's Bullding. Nv
California street, Ban Francisco, California.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

EsrArE or LYMAN q. HARRIS.
d.e-ased.- Notice 10 hereby given by the
nndersigned. ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate oi
Lyman 4. Harris. q. ecs.ed. To the crcdlior- of.
and all persons having clsims against the said
d~cessed, tn exhibit them with the necessary
youehsrs. withia ten months after the nr-t
publication of this notice, 10 the said Admin
i-tratrtx. 81 her residence In doll niii. In The
county of storey, Mats of Nevada.
MANY K. HARRIS. Admlnl-irairix.
Dated ri todd liill. September y. ISIS.
X. 70. TArLoa, Attorney Tor the ertAie.
srsl Nj
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DELINQUENT SALES.

GLOBE CONSOLIDATED MINING
Sos,e Ulp SAY rnSeiseo. California ~
Location ofwcyks, Gold lill Mining District
Storey county, Nevada.
N~oticc.-Thcrs arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. On account OF assess
ment tho. o.. levied on the x.h day Of JAY,
1878, theseversl amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective sharehclder. :. follows:
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FOR RENT.

A NEAT AND COMFORTABLE COT.
n taes residence. eligibly situated al the
north end af Crnwn Point Ravine. near the
main street, 10 offered fOr rent on res-onable
terms. % eontalns ak rooms. Win ws'er.
Soo.ished. cellar and other requisite con-
venIeocss. Apply rosn TAI the subscriber. who
'' ssns, rs GEORGE IRWIN.
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clERRA NEVADA sILvAR

u Nining Company. Location % principal
place of basinc~s, Nan Francisco. CAliiornta-
Location of works, storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that 81 . meeting OF
the Hoard Of Directors. held on the Led day Of
Octnbss, is7o, an assessment mo. "a OF une
Dollar per share Was levied upon the capital
atoek 81 the corporation, payable Immediately
In United state. gold coin. In The Secretary at
The once of the Company. nt California
street, san Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpsii on the 9Th day of Novcmbes.
ls7s, win be delinquent. and advertised Tor sale
ct public ~Anction. and unless payment is made
beierc will he sold on the 18th day Of
Nov-sabsr. isfJ. tn pay the delinquent as.
-pss-ncnt. together with costs OF advertising
II. wEGHNER. Secretary.
CAlifSuia- OF I'll
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ASSESSMENTS LEyIED.
CARSON siLyER MINiNo

NORTH CARSON slLvER MlNlS0
~ compAny.-LoeAiion ~ principal place VI
basiner<, San Francisco. Cal.
Location Of works, Easis vAilsy, ofih'oy
Nalice IL arcsby given that At q nest,re Of
the ILAni OF DIRECTORS. held On the 10Th DAY OF
sepicsnser, Isis. an Assessment tNo,o oii.h
Cents prr share vas lovied on TIE eap.lasi
stock 10 the corporation. payable tmnnedi.
at.ly In Unit.d State. gold coin. To IN.
Secretary. 81 the ono. of 10. Company, es
Csiiiornia street, Room ~. San frAhe''so'
California.
remain unpaid ON the fouricenih day OF NC.
tob-r, isz5, will h, delinquent. and shsrflsea
for ca. Al public auction. and unless payment
L. made bciore. VIII he .olh ON
the sth day of November. 1879, 10 pay INC as,s'
queut A--e--ment. together with costs OF NJ
verti.Ins and expenses of sale.
ny order Of IN. board OF DIRECTORS,
W.. A. ". VAN bOkELkS.
Omse-tie c.lifesn,s street, Room ~; san
Yrsnei-eo. California. -e,-a
NEW XOnk siNtN1 COMrASA.
~ Location of principal place Of basine-s.
nan rrlnci-en. caiiforlis,
Location % works. uod Mn. storey county.
Nevada.
sf IN. pJari nj pirrstor-. held "n IN.
sist day of August. ISIS. an assessment,
lNo. O. of riny Coats t5rl per share
was levied on the new capital stock OF The
corporation, payable Immediately In United
states gold coin To the Secretary At the once
Of the Conpany. Room a. tiay~arLs Baild'
ip.. No. ti9 California street. san Francisco,
CAlikbrnia.
An stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the fourth day of Oeto-
s-r, is1a, will b. delinquent and advertised
for GALE al public auction, and unless payment
d. male before, will he sold an the TWENTY
THIRD day &c October. ISIS. tn pay the delin-
quent assessment. togcther with Gusts OF al
v.rti.ins and sxpen-e~ of sale.
NJ order Of the Busrl of Dirretors.
%. q. kinBE. Secretary.
Onee-Room ~. nsywari'- building. No. ti9
California street. sxn Francisco. California.
s3td
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

nAppY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MRN
u from the effects OF Errorp and Abuses IN
early life. Manhood restored. Impcdimcnts
TO Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, ~ N.
Ninth 81. Philadelphia, Pa-.-an institutioa
dnei and professionsis skill. nyissn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OPPIcE OF TIE CONSOLIDATED yii,.
~ rinia Mining Company. Nan Francisco,
California. Beptember 2, is1b.-AtA meeting of
the Board Of Trustees Of the above named com.
psn%y. s Sd ,sl, day; . dividend sSo; !? Of Ten
On SATURDAY. September II. Transfer hooks
elosed until. the iith inst.
Is In cnAs. n. FisH. Secretary.
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DALrIC CONSOLIDATED MINING

ID COMPANY, ..LOcSiIon OF principal place
Of business, Nan Francisco, California.
Location Of works. American Flat, Gold
lllll District, storey County. Nevada.
iNoticc.- There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock. on account Of assessment
mo. ~ levied on the l3th day Of August. 1876.
the several amounts set opposite the nann , OF
the respective shareholders. a. foll0wr:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06
DELINQUENT SALES.
LADY WARRINGTON MININ

IL COMPANY. Location Of principal place
OF business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill. storey Coun'
ty, Nevada.
SSotiec.-Thcrc are delinquent upon the FOL
lowing described stock, ON account OF assess'
ment tho. o, levied ON the 10Th day of Auga,t,
lsIs. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, as foi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06
YELLOW JACKET sILvER MN

il Ing Company.
Location Of works, Gold ulll, Storey County,
SevadA-Prineipal place Of basincss, Main
street, Gold Hill, New.
Notice !. hereby given that ct . meeting ofthe
Beard of Trustees Of said CompAny.h held on ths
yth day OF September, A. ID. ISIS, an as.es--
ment tho. al OF Five Dollars Ctsl per shArc
vas levied upon each and every share OF the
capital stock Of said Company, payable mine
disiely, In United States gold coin, TO the
secretary, at the once Of the Company. Main
street, Gold nm, Nevada.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Saturday. the I'D day ol
October, isis, shall BE- deemed delinquent, and
will he duly advertised for sale at public auc'
ton, and unless payment shall he made before,
will b. sod on WEDNESDAY. the stih day Of
November. isIs. At II o'clock In mont Of
the once OF the company. TO pay the delin-
auent assessment. together with costs OF I'D
vertising and expenscs OF sale.
Nv order of the Board of Trustees.
q. W. HOPKINS. Secretary.
l.Ll ntu Qanfemher N lk-a. sal ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06
Gold IIuI. Auru.tis {. 1878. suis 0s.
~aTouKNoLpCRs' MECTiNc.

NYPicE or THE RXcrEQUKR MINING
" Company Notice The ANIMAL meeting OF
the Hrchequer Mining Company. for the cleo.
lion OF Directors, and such other business -
may com before the meeting. will bs held 81
thr onlce ofthe company, Room No. ~. hcr'
chants Exchange Bnildlng. California street,
TUESDAY, October 10, 1875, At . O'Clock =.
40 I'd JAs. II. KENNEDY, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06
DELINQUENT SALES.

EUR0PA INNING COnrANY:-'
III location OF Principal Place OF business
San Francisco, Californ.a. -
Location Of WORKS, storey county, stAte OF
Notice There arc delinquent upon the iol'
lowing described stock, ON account OF s',.,s'
ment mo. ~ levied On me asd as' o, assy,,,
The names Of thy respective shareholders A-