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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

avn in our ovcr-taxcd, despoiled
dnd dishcartonol people, then drive
us from power, with scorn and in
dignntion. Our object is reform,
retrenchmcnt and relief, that by
honesty and economy we may re-
duce the taxes and tighten the
burthens Of tee people; giving at
tho same timo absolute security and
protection to tho rights and proper
ty Of all. Upon this paramount
issue We cordially invite the CO.
operation Of every Democrat and
Republican who is earnest and will
ing in this crisis of our State, to
unite with us in this great work.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

TIE DocToRs-At the session o
the international Medical Congress,
held i'll Philadelphia on the 5th INST,
some six hundred physicians were
present. Congratnlatory letters
from the Medical Societies OF ST..
Petersburg and Christiana were
read. A resolution looking to the
establishment of II National Medical
Library in the city Of Washington
was adopted. a. paper on hygiene
and preventive medicine, by Dr.
Henry } Bowditch, Of Massachu-
fctts, was read, and IN address on
medical chemistry and toxicology,
WAS delivered by Prof. Thco. j.
Wormlcy, NJ. D., after which the
congress Adjourned tomcnt the next
lnV.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

FoR SENSIBLE CoLoRED MEN Tho
Atlanta Times predicts that 10000
colorcd mon in that State will vote
for Tildcn al Hendricks, and
Colquitt. IF 10000 colorcd mon in
South Carolina will vote for Hamp-
ton, she can be made to blossom as
the rose hard times will disappear
and white and colorcd poop!o will
have peace and plenty. 1t is tho
case in all Of tho Southern States
where tho Democracy have boon tri-
umphant, and will be so here, if you
will stand by your best frionds-tho
white mcn-.among whom you have
been born and raised.-~,Sumter
JVutchmuaa.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

"How to get rid Of a cold" is be-
ing discussed by the country papers,
Put u little nitro -glyccrinc up your
nose, then hit with slcdgo hammer,
and the cold will never trouble you
again. York Commercial I'd
rertiser..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13
Charles Behrc, badly injured on
the head with q club, and bathcd in

Charles Behrc, badly injured on
the head with club, and bathcd in
blood.
J. X. Blackman, reporter Of the
Ne,cs u,,d Cotwier, struck Oh tho
head with u brick and pa nfully hurt
w. A. Zimmerman, shot in the leg
Mr.. Lnroussoliere was set upon
by a. gang in front Of the Pavilion
Hotcl, and severely cut about the
head
Richard McKcndry. struck with a
club and painfully hurt. A woman
was also hurt, but neither her color
nor her name could be uscertained.
The wounded, who could not
assist themselves, were taken to the
Upper Guardhouse, and every at
tent.on was bestowed on them by
Captain Hendricks and several
citizens
For over an hour, the crowd Of
negroes, who were the authors. of
the whole affair, filled King street
yelling at tho top of their voices,
waving clubs, breaking windows,
and acting more like wild beasts
than like human beings.
No white man was allowed to
show his face even at his window.
u white face was the signal for a
general rally to where he might ap-
pear, and instantly he was brutally
beaten. Mr.. Behre was beaten after
the row proper had ceased, and
would have been killed, but for the
p nlicemen. Nothing was allowed
to pass up King street.
When the squad of policemen
were returning to the Lower Guard
House, several pistol shots were
fired in King street, near Robb's lot.
The mounted policemen immediate.
ly dashed after the crowd, whence
the report had proceeded, and soon
dispersed them. But the readiness
with which negroes; with clubs and
pistols gathered from the side
streets and adjacent lots showed
that they were wide-awakc for
row.
At late hour tho mob had dis
perseI, and quiet in Il measure was
restorod.- Charleston Journai ot
Commerce, Sept. 7.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13
Hell Gate.

NEW YonK, Sept 5.--An explosion
occurred ut the Government works
at Hell Gate. Three men wore in
stanMy killcd-~onc blown to atoms
and number Of others wounded,
two thought fatally. The explosion
took place in a large scow, on which
Il number Of men have been employ
cd for long time, preparing tho
primers by which tho final cxplo.
sion is to &c made. Tho cause Of
tho explosion is yet unexplained
Among tho wounded is Capt.
Downing.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

Whom lawyer rises with wrath
upon his brow, puts the witness
upon his guard and asks whcthor no
tolls such thing to His Honor and
the Jury on his oath, tho witness
may be telling tho truth ut tho
time, but tho lawyers manner fro
quontly leads him to entertain
serious doubts about his veracity
and tho accuracy of his memory. %
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

Mr.. Horny Bailey, Of Wadmalaw
Island, on his return homo on Tues
day night from a visit, was shot at
by some person concealed in tho
bushes on the road, and narrowly
escaped being killed. Tho charge
Of buckshot passed through the
crown of his hat within an inch of
his head, cutting the hat to pieces.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

Senator Morton says the mission
Of the Republican party is not end.
cd till all the colored mel in the
South can vote without in Jiniilation
The worst and most extensive in
timildtion comes from the Rcpubi-
can coiored voters who maltreat tho
colored voters who support the
Democratic ticket. In Now Orleans
it required three hundred white men
to protect a colorcd man who had
voted a Democratic ticket. He was
assailed by his Republican colorcd
brethren with brickbats and deadly
weapons, and he would not have
gone home alive had not tho white
people protected him. 1t is well
known in many districts in tho
South. colorcd men durc not vote
the Democratic ticket on account of
the violence that would be visited
upon them by colorcd Republicans.
There is 10 intimidation of colorcd
voters ut the South Mt all equal to
this. But Grant does not send
soldiers to arrest the negroes who
beat and bruise those of their color
who vote for the Democrats.
ErcAuugc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

Tho big gun that became famous
in history as ho Swamp Angel
during the soige Of Charleston, has
lately been sold for old iron in
Trenton, N. j,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

HEAVY ON CONGRESSMAN WAiL,c!,
Iii our hasty report of the lacrt-
ing ut Charles, we omitted to IN. n
tion the speech of Capt. j. G.
Hawthorne, which was capital on>.
lie told thc following Oh Congress-,
mm Wallace, as coming from Jul:.e
Mackcy. Judge Macllcy is an n'~
v"rato of the Darwinian theory, ra
evidenced in A. S. Wallace, sid
the Judge: "Thc highest order e.;
humanity has been evolved from H."
bahoon, monkey, gorilla, etc, nn
SO all the way down and soma
from The mscctivcrous animals. i.
>. Wallace must certainly have been
evolved from tho rattlcsnake, wl.n
having lost body and shape, lass
nothing left but his fanss. I never
look under his long-tnilcl coat huu
L expect to see seventy six rntt!,s
and il button !" 1t was u good hi,
and brought down the house.
GrccnriNc Ncms.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

Sin Joseph Whitmorc recently ,x
hlblicd three hcxagonal steel platu,
at the kcnsington museum, which
were 80 accurately planned that
when ono was p accd on the other it
Glldcd about us if llouting, and whom
ono was dropped on another II
"cush!on' of air dcndcncd tho me-
talic sound, while, whon The air was
squeezed out, tho contact was S,
close that the lower plato adhered to
the upper when raised. Hc next
made II measurement Of 1-200,000th
OF IN inch, with II machine which, at
II certain temperature, will measure
the milhonth Of IN inch, and lastly
showed tho tensile strength of
steel, specimen of which boro u
strain of seventy five tons to tho
square inch, without breaking. For
bridges, etc, only fivo tons strain to
the square inch, arc required for
safety; for guns, forty tons for
shells, ffty.Gvo tons.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

4 BLIND GInL's WoRK.-A blind
Swiss girl, who is an adept ut fno
hectic work, recently sent to tho
emperor Of Germany tnblo cover
c>qNsitely worked with her own
hrn'ls, and to avoid tho appearance
on n"vin% sent tho present in cx-
p""ta:ion Of getting something in
return, she omitted her address and
s'ulply signed herself "a Blind Girl
m Switzerland" Tho old monarch
VAS so well pleased with tho gift
and the manner Of sending it that
he caused tho German minister in
Switzerland to ascertain the girls
name and address, whcrourol he
sent her valuable brooch and m
autograph letter of thanks.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13
No Discovery Evor Mado,

I]c was married man, wore a
bnbducd look and seemed to ln
weighed down some great and
crushing domestic affection but ua
We had no desire to invrao ,nn
*a"citity Of his home, no WAS NJ,
p.'ca"cd to communicate tho nat,lro
O. his sorrow. He, however, rcl%tci
zoe cause of his mhappiness with
o't an invitation OH our part: 81
with much feeling thus related Es
H'ory: "You may talk about yea.
ticks. cardomcn seed, cloves, n,aco
add every thing clso that have ever
L. On brought into notice! Iva
t)cd them all and blamed if t,y
"cnt bctray mo every timo IT,
strange thing that somo cmcyrli.-
m,S Yankee hasn't invented s,irc-.
tirng to kill tho smell of wh,:hry.
just take SO much as thimhlc t;n
and lay with your face to the WAL
tho whole night, it makes no tl:n,, -.
rncc, there's bound to be fuss in
tn" family, for you can't get 'lo,rd
thrm tarnal smcllcrs Of tho w:r.n
folks, no way you fix it." Afi.r
finishing his sad narrative, he pro,.
od our hand cordially and when last
seen, was disappearing behind "
screen that stood III tho front Of an
open door.
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The Supreme Court of the United
States has struck hard blow at the
usury laws of some Of the States by
deciding, through an opinion of
Justice Swaync, that the State law of
penalty does not apply to the
National Banks. The National Bank
act provides that the lawful rate Of
interest shall be that Of tho State
wherein the bank is situated, or, in
tho absence of tho law, 7 por cent;
that it may be taken in advance,
that the acceptance Of u higher rate
ks the forfeiture of the whole
interest, and that if higher rate
has been paid, twice the amount so
paid may bo recovered. The
attempt to apply the New York
penalty of the forfeiture of the
whole debt has broken down com
plctely, and the EInanciui Chroni-
Gle forcsccs the general abandon-
mcnt in all the States Of any scvcrcr
lisllry law than that Of the Nation al
Bank act.
Watsdalc, little parish in Eng
land, has the smallest church in that
country, and it is diminutive affair.
1t has eight pews only, and yet is
capable of accommodating double the
population Of tho district. The
rector opens the church himself and
rings the bell then he dons his
ecclesiastical robes in the presence
of his congregation. There is no
musical instrument in tho church,
and tho minister loads tho singing.
His sermons arc short, a recent ono
occupying only u minutes in it's
delivery. Two services aro held
overy Sunday, and this rector, clerk,
proceptor, sexton, bell ringer and
. church warden, all combined in ono,
receives for the performance of his
varied duties the modest little sala-
ry Of about $500.
Observation-Disclosures have been
abandoned by fashionable people
some time ago, but there urc women
who are doomed never to comprc-
hend the fitness of things; conse-
quently the long narrow bustlcs are
sold at the establishments whore
they originated and will be sold
just as long as women will buy.
The str ned-back skirt, tightly
strapped over an elongated, unman-
ageable piece of wire, whalebono and
cotton, made walking absurd and
disgraceful, sitting impossible and
all efforts to appear at ease painful
! ly yawk-ward.-Fashioz, letter.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

The National Republican Exccu
tive Committee conecdos to Til len
fftoon States having IN aggl cgatcd
electoral vote of l23. The Cincin--
nnto Commercial Hayes organ, con
codes an additional Statc-Wost
Virginia-making the aggregate
vote conceded 1913. New York.
Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi,
North Carolina and Florida are not
included in either of the estimates,
and every one of these States is
almost certain to go for Tilden and
Reform.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13
THE DISGKACEFUL AFFAIR

began, properly speaking, at Arch
er's Hall, at tile corner of King and
George streets, where the colorcd
Democratic club was holding meet
ing. Rivers and Sawyer were press
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

c1]ll lcS 'lcClI, COlOlGQ pOllCCm0n,
shot dangerously in the abdomen.
He will probably recover.
j. NJ. Buckncr, bookbiD der, shot
in the, abdomen, and supposed fatal
ly. Last night he lay unconscious
on the floor Of u room in the Upper
Guardhousc, and unable to state
anything in relation to the row.
Jake Lloyd, colorcd policeman,
severely injured on the head by q
club, was last night delirious.
j. II. Holmes, son of Professor
r S. Holmes, inhumanly beaten
with q club.
IT, NJ. Recder, struck on tho fore
head and crown of the head and
s,tiously hurt. Last night he was
utJorly unable to stand up and was
unconscious The wound on his
forehead looked exceedingly bad
George Shrewsbury, of the De-,
tective force. slightly hurt on the
head.
| j. w. Reed, trial justice, struck
! by spent ball on the arm.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13
EX-SENA ATOR Ri&VELS OF MISSIS-
SIPPI.

This Distinguished Leader Of the Ne
gro Raco, Born in North CarolinA.
Onites Himself Politically with the
White People.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

COMPANY Location ~ prihtilAI piacc
Of business, San fanci-co. California.
La~ailon OF works. Gold I'm. storey eoun.
~, Nevada.
the Bosri &c Directors. held on the ftih day OF
November. 1875, an assessment (No. ~ of FLY
,.ssD Cents per -har. WAS levied upon the
capital stock 10 th. corporation. payable imme-
distsly. IN United states guhi coin. Ia the scc.
tetAry, al the Office of the company. koon, ~
~tiays Buliiing. ti9 Callisnia ,tret. San
Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this s--es.m.nt snail
remain unpald on the itth day 81 D.c.mber.
is.s, viii be delinquent. aud Advertised TOT
.ale At pnhllc ~Anction, and unlcr- IsymsSt Is
made before will h. sold on the rEcOND
DAY OP JANUARY. iss6, Ia pay the de
iin1n.nt assessment. together With Gusts Of
advertising aud expenses of sale.
by order Of tbs Board oi directors.
u. I. THO iAS. secretary.
Onlee - Room ~ liayward's Bailding. san
Francisco. California. ho'S'h
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Bridget COSLAN. cf storey county.
spniicstion to the District Court of the First
Judicial District % the State of Nevada. In and
foe the comfy Of Storey. on the itih day Of De.
eemb~r. isfd, for an order Of said Court psr.
hitting her TO carry ON buainevs In the county
Of sio ey In her own name and On her own &C.
count, under and BY virtue Of an Act Of the
Leyi.isturs Of the State of Nevada entitled
AN Act 10 authorize married women 20 trsns-
act business In their own name - sole traders"
approved February 6, lsTT. The business che
intends tn carry On 10 that Of buying and seil.
ing real estate, huying and selling cattle. and
selling milk In the county of bowl.
BliID0Rr coNLAN.
November 10, 1875 noi{ ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
cILyER CRY NiNINa CoarA'
- NT-L.eation " principal place Of basi


mesa. San Francisco. California.
Lbe.tion OF works. Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice L. hereby given. that al . meeting o.
the iiosri of Dlrctors. held On the i"'h Gay 90
Nonsmh.s iSTG. an a--e--mcut (So. hot Ts.n
ty.avr Cspts (2Sc.) per share Was levied uio'
The capital stock of the corporation. payable
innediatsly. Ia unitcd States gold coin. Ia
thc Secretary. II the ofice OF the Company.
Roam 60 Nevada Bioeh. No. so montgomery
slect. s,n Francisco. c.iifornia-
Any stock upon which this a-ses.ment
shall rcaaAln unpaid on IN. 1id day OF De-
eember, is.i. will b. DELINQUENT. and ad
y~,rti-cd fpr sale At pablo auction. aud IN
L.-- ps, ment 10 mads before viii be soid on
ruui,SptN. thu iith DAY of January. Isi'.
wlin S,.-i- ~ advertising and EXPENSES OF sale.
n, o.der af N. it,srd of D~tr.ciors.
Af.gNED X puhBkOw, Secretary.
O~nee-liSm 40 " Sada Block. Ss Mont
,onsry ctr ct. san frAnri. .. California.
..N
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NOTICE TO %TAx.PAYERs.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN rHAr !
IN have TIL. day placed In the hands Of the
Town Attorney the delinquent list OF taxss due
the rowp told Iill tor the nscal year endink
The nrst Monday In Nay. A. ID. 1877; and that
ten psr cent. delinquency has been sdded 10 al
tanes now unpaid. and that upon the expirs-
tion Of twenty days from dale snit Will b In.
sttuted In the proper courta for the recovery OF
all tares still unpaid.
I'D. LOYNAcHAH.
Manhal and Tar Collector OF the Town OF
Gold hin.
Gold nm. October Q. A. d. is1s. oes ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees. made On the 18th day Of
October. 1875. 20 many shares Of each parcel
Of sueh stock as may be necessary win be cold
At public auction. at the Office Of the CON-
fransi-co. C.lifsrtia In. on THURSDAY. the TIN
day of Dec-,ab.r. 1919. at the hour OF 8 O'Clock
'. y. Of -aid day. In pay said delinquent assers-
ment thereon. together with eo-ts Of advertise
iny and cSpense- Of the sals.
DAVID A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
Onlee-Room 4. No. tof California street,
San Ffsncisco. California. nolstd
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pEIyQuESf SALES.

NFINf GOLD AND sILVER MN.
mi mo cOMPANI.-Location Of principal
place Of buslness, San Francisco, California
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District,
storey county. STATE Of Nevada.
Notice.-Therc are deiinquent upon the fol.
lowing deeoxibcd stock. on account Of -.
sessmcnt mo. i) levied on the 18th day OF DC.
tobcr, 1874, the several amounts set opposite
the nance of the respective shaSeholden. -
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Gsriott Augusie. ..........2oss ....7 s....sf 20
And In accordance with Law and an order %
the Beard 81 Directors. made on thu 18th day
Of September. isT6. 50 many shsres Of each
parcel of sush stock 30 may be necessary. will
be cold At public auction. st tho once Of The
COMPANY. Rooms s and Q No. sca Montgomery
street. San fra,cisco. Califomis, on wsD.
NEsDAf. the Twenty.seconi dsy Of Novem.
her. 1876. Of the hour Of tso O'Clock y. q. 90
aid day. 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs ID ADVERTISING and
expenses % the sale.
wM. II. WATSON, Secretary.
once Rooms 5 and q. No. 3G1 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California. ho3id
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
STOCKHOLDERS MELTING.

NABiNEr MINING coNPANY.-rHE AN.
nual meeting of the Stockholders OF the
a~oove-nsmed Company. for the election Of
other business 90 may oons before the meeting.
will DO held q the once of ths Company.
Rooms ~. ~ and 30. No. SD Pine street, ssn
rrancisco. California. on TUESDAY. the Tth
day Of November, is7u. 81 o'sloeh ?. -
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DELINQUENT SALES.

SOUTH OPHIR MINlH9 c0.fA.
- M.-Locstion Of principal place OF posa'
ness, Ban Frlpcisco. oaiiornia, -.-
Location Of work.. Gold uill. Storey county
Notics.-Thers arc delinquent upon the fol
lowingdescribsd stock, on aecoont OF Assess'
b.r- isr6- Inc several amounts set opposite the
nance Of the respective sharsholders. - lob
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CAUTION.

u SicKHRBocRRR MINING COMPANY.
n Los.tiou of wsk.. American Plat Mining
pi.tr,c,, Nev.i..-Th- public ATE hereby eau
tions-i against negotiat NJ the : iowirg CT
uae.i.s of stock In the above c.mlahy we
~hols NJ : PARTON % thu same having been
,ald Iar "A. .smeat No. IS, November 9. is's:
No. Of No. of
Nm "a. tidcAtrs. Shzr~s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27

Ia Location Of irincipal plsec OF business
san Franchises. California.
Location Of works, 0old Hin Mining DIS
trict. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that at q nesting Of
the hoard OF Directors. held on the i0th day OF
November, lsIH, an assessment tso. u VI Five
Cent. per share WAS levied upon the capital
-tocs VI the corporation. psyabi" Immediately,
In uGit-l states gold coin. TO the Secretary. al
the once 10 the Coapzny. IN Pine street,
k,om- - and ~. san Francisco, caiiiornis, n,
rrmaln unpaid on the IAN day Of Decepber.
lsTe, will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
AZ public ~snetion. aud unle-. laym.nt 10 made
before Will he sold on THURSDAY. the 2sth
dag Of D~cemb-r, iss6, To pay the delinquent
s.s-..m,nt. together with costs Of advertising
and Iponse- Of sale.
Oniee-aD Pine street, hooms - and -. san
rraneisel. California. nOl1d
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DELINQUENT SALES.

CUCCOR MILL AND MINING
y COMPANy.-Locsiion Of principal plses
Of business. San Franclsco, California.
Location Of works, O I'LL Mining Dis.
trict. storey county. Nevada
lowing described stock. on account Of Assees.
mept mo, i6) levied on the 10th day Of septem.
Der. 1915, the several amounts set opposite the
nsmes Of the respective Shareholders. as fol
lowsi o.. A.,
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0ola mn. New. October 1s. isIs. Oe?sid
UNIcK MINING

N COMPANI.-Loeaiion of Principal place
OF business. san Francisco. California.
Location of works. American Plat Mining
District, storey county, Nevada.
Notice 4. hereby given. that al q meeting OF
the board % Directors. held on the thirteenth
u3lh) day u November. lsfe, an assessment
mo. lsl % Ons Dollar and rwvnty.n.e Cents
ion Is, per share WAS levied upon each and evcry
share VI the capital stock VI the kaiekrrbccter
Mining Company represented by oertineates
issued prior ~ tbs second t3dl Gay OF April.
isTG, and In the .um OF Thirty Cents lJ0..l per
share upon each AMI rvery share Of the said
capital stock represented b. e.rtihcaie- Issued
subsequent Ia the second (lD day % April.
isfs, payable Immediately. In United STATES
gold Coin, To the SECRETARY. At the once OF the
Obmpany, No. NJ Aesieay Builiing. No. Jp
Pine street, Ran Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this ss--ssment shall
rem ain unpaiI "a SATURDAY. the 10 h day OF
December, Isle. -hAii b. ceeme deiinqnsnt.
and will be duly advertised for SAFE At pub is
~suetisn, and unless payment shall DO made De-
forv Will BE- sold on THURSDAY. the fonrth
"a HI day % January. is!,, To iay the drlin
auent s.se--m.nt. together with costs CT Aiver
tlsiug and expen-e. OF sale.
M order Of the heard % DIRECTOR.
J n. sAYtK. secretary.
Onhee-No. 81 Academy Dniidlng. No. 81 Pine
street. San Francisco. California. nolttd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-27
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nYPIcE OF THE CONSOLIDATED yih'
~ sin,. nisins 9oI ,nS,..s ss1 p psnfas' q
the Hoard Of n ustess OF the above-named o0m.
pany, held this day. Q dividend rNo. ~ o. Two
IN Dollar par shave vas declared. psynbk 90
6ITURDAY, Novsmbef Nib. Transfer Doon
open Monday, November isth
nos In A. W. HAvHNs. seeretary.
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