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URAL LIFE.

| There can be few occupations more
delightful than that of farmer. He does
not constantly operate upon stock and
stones; he does not pander TO vitiated
taste, and deal in commodities that are
positively baneful No !; he addresses him
self directly to the great source of all our
epjoyments, he presses art into the service
of nature, and has to do with the weighty
concerns of soil, season, and climate his
Workshop is the fruitful earth his machin-
cry the sun, moon and clouds and aided
by these, he produces the elements of every
comfort, irrigating the parched plain.
draining the morass, inclOsing the COM
mon, and retaining the barren waste, In
word, 1t ia his fortune to exemplify, in
some degree, the truth of Swift's position,
that he who raises two ears of corn where
only one grew BEFORE" is more useful in
MS DAY and generation, than hundreds on
hundreds of names which history, in her
great charity, seems never tifed of eulogiz-
ing, but who, where the truth dared be
told, were only remarkable for the miser-
les they entailed ON the human race.
On observing the pale faced mechanic
hurrylng away to his morning labors, we
regret that great cities should have be-
come so numerous; that mankind should
be congregated in such mighty masses
and think not without pain, of the many
long hours the artisan must pass in the
tainted atmosphere of a crowded manufac-
on seeing the gardener resuming the badge
of his trade or the pillow boy Harvesting his
well-trained team Though the tolls of
both may be hard, they are surrounded
with every object that lie rural and inviting;
the grass springs and the daisy blossoms
under their feet; the sun tells them by his
shadows how the day wakes or wanes; the
blackbird serenades them from every
hedge or tree; and they enjoy, moreover,
the inexpressible pleasure of beholding
Nature in her fairest forms, rewarding most
muniicently their skill and industry. How
does the citizen sigh for such scenes and
how coon, when his fortune Is made, does
he hurry away from the confines of a Sec
ond Babel. to sink the merchant in the gen.
tleman farmer! Few strive to rival the
by making their own shoes,
or any other needful article of dress; but all, |
yes, all who are able, strive to trim their |
own gardens, and superintend the cultiva-
ton of their own property.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-23

1t is told of Napoleon III that when NJ.
Duruy, originally rather Radical critic of
his government but eventually his Minister
of Public Instruction, was first presented
to him, he requested NJ. Duruy to give him
his views as to the origin and history of
the Roman Empire. NJ. Duruy, rather glad
at an opportunity to hit the modern Cesar
artfully over the shoulders of his Roman
prototypes, willingly complied, and sketch
ed with vivacity and force a somewhat sar-
castle outline of the rise and decline of the
imperial system from the days of Augustus
to those of Augustulus. land ali this
lasted" inquired Napoleon at the close,
chow long, NJ. Durny 7" 'Well, Sire ~
replied the scholar, " in a general way we
may say that all this lasted about three
hundred years." "Three hundred years"
then, NJ. Duruy, do you know that in hu-
man affairs that is what may be called a
success3'
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-23

Paris is making her approaches to rapid
transit. Already plans have been submit
BED that are deemed satisfactory for the
construction of series of subterranean
railroads, and successful trial of the
Harding dummy on their car-lines has been
nade. Four Of these engines, each draw
pig car, recently made three trial runs
Aver the line at the bridge of Austerlitz, on
ghich there are several sharp curves aud
steep grades. The stoppages and starts
we're made without disagreeable shock and
With great rapidity; the engine did not
Brighten the horses, and the rate of speed OBJ
Eained was satisfactory, indeed was higher
than perhaps could be maintained with
Safety on the crowded thoroughfares. The
Engine is simple, compact, safe, easily man
bged and economical in it's consumption of
fuel, and has obtained the commendation
both of the Project of Police and the Su-
berintendent of the Streets.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-23

If housekeepers were better acquainted
with chemistry, there would be a revolu-
lion In the provision market, and an in crese
pr the public health. 1t is worth knowing
Fhe proportionate nutrition of certain COM
|non articles Of food. Bread contains 80
6utritious parts in 100; meal, "a in 100;
IN 100; peas, SO in 100; lentils, ga in 100;
fabbages and turnips, the most aqueous of
Rll the vegetables compared, produce only
lbs. of solid matter in 100 lbs. carrots
nd spinach produce IA lbs. in the same
uanity whilst 100 lbs. of potatoes contain
lbs. of dry substance From q general
|shmate it results that Id. of guod bread
e equal to 81 or 3 lbs. of potatoes that rs
|os. OF bread and 80 lbs. of meat may be
1pstltuted for 300 lbs. of potatoes The
|sner substances bear the following proper
ons a parts of cabbage to one of pota-
pes parts of turnips to one of potatoes;
parts of carrots aud spinach to L of pota.
pes ana about 81 parts of potatoes to
{ rice, lentils, beans, French beans, and
L y peas.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-23

The Canadian Governments annual era
nifty Of $50 to each of the surviving vete-
ans of the war of 1912, will this year draw
bore money from the treasury than was re-
| uiredla year, though 100 pensioners have
lied, as $50 claimants have come forward
rom remote districts and proved service,
baking the total number 5000. One man
4 eighty-two brought his father, aged 1O4,
p prove his identity. AS the war began
xty' four years ago, taking twenty as the
Verage age of the militiamen who served
1t, and eighty-four as the present aver
Ige' the mortality is as nearly as can be
per cent, while the table show that of
PSoo persons surviving at the age of eighty
|Sur there should die in the year 147O, or
per cent. Indeed, this unexpected long
Iyity puzzled theexperts, for distinguish
Ed English actuary was employed to calcu-
ate how many of the total number of men
no served in the war of 1912 would be
|ory!ving in 1875. On his estimate of 500,
armament voted a gratuity of $50, 600, to
I'VE each pensioner about $50, but so many
l IA were able to establish their iden-
Ivy ara service that, as has been seen, the
e2O. 81 " o"'n was 'oU"0eU "
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-23

In 1894 Messrs. Laclede, Chouteau, and
.consorts, fur traders, established under the
authority of the French Governor. General
'of Louisiana. trading post on the right
bank of the Mississippi, some fifteen miles
below the mouth of the Missouri. They
called it st: Louis. In 1908, when Louisi-
ana was sold to the United States by Ma
|poleon, then First Consul, for $12, OOO, 600,
Sc. Louis contained 1900 Inhabitants: in
|1s22 the number had increased to 5000 :;
|and since 1850, when $4,000 people had
gathered there, the population has doubled
Itself every ten years. so that in 1860 it
was W. d l6o, 600, and in 1870 it had grown to
BIO, 600; and in 1873 the report of the
Chamber of Commerce of st. Louis puts it
Do 42s, 900.
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A SPEECH AGAINST TIME. - The longest
speech on record is believed to have been
British Columbia when q measure was pend
ing whose passage would take from great
many settlers their lands. De Cosmos was in
hopeless minority, The job had been held
Unless legislation was taken before noon of q
given day the act of confsoation would fail.
The day before the expiration of the limitation
De Cosmos got the floor about 10 A. M, and
began q speech against the bill. Its friends
cared little, for they supposed that by one OF
two o'clock he would be through, and the bill
and De Cosmos was speaking still-hadn't
more than entered upon his subject. Two
o'clock-he was saying" in the second place."
Three o'clock he produced fearful bundle of
jority began to have a suspicion Of the truth
he was going to speak till next noon and kill
the bill: For while they made merry over it,
but as it came on to dusk they began to get
alarmed. They tried interruptions, but soon
abandoned them, because each one afforded
him chance to digress and gain time. They
tried to shout him down, but that gave him
breathing space, and they finally settled down
to watch the combat between strength of will
and weakness of body. They gave him no
mercy. No adjournment for dinner, no chance
to do more than wet his lips with water; no
wandering from the subject no sitting down.
Twilight darkened; the gas was lit members
slipped out to dinner in relays and returned to
sleep in squads, but De Cosmos went on. The
Speaker, to whom he was addressing himself
was alternately doing, snoring and trying to
look wide awake Day dawned, and the ma
jorlFy slipped out in squads to breakfast, and
the speaker still held on. 1t can't be said it
was very logical, eloquent or sustained speech.
There were disressions in it; repitions also.
But still the speaker kept on, and at last noon
came TO baffied majority, livid with rage and
impotence, and single man who was trium-
plant, though his voice had sunk to a husky
his eyes were almost shut and were
bleared and bioodshot, and his legs tottered
under him, and his baked lips were cracked
and smeared with blood. De Cosmos had
spoken twenty-s six hours, and saved the settlers
their lands.
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Question. for protsstanta.
Baltimore Mirror.l

|. baltimore Mirror.l
l: Did CHRIST establish ChurOdf
IL. Did He promise that the gates of bell
snooid not prevail against her; that the
Holy Ghost should teach her all tru b, and
that He Himself would abide with her for
everf
III. On what day of what year did the
Church errf
Nv. If the Church erred before Luther
existed, or before he had founded his
Cnarch, was she not false Church, and,
no Church?
": Ii the Church erred, did not the gates
OF hell prevail against her, and conse-
quently did not Christ Himself errf
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-23

Ireland is being rapidly reduced to the
condition of New Zealand; it is becoming
IS great grazing country. The land is in
$he possession of q few proprietors, who
assisted by the overwhelming taxation,
laave got rid of the great mass and you
hsve now in Ireland fields which are still
green but no longer gay with the smiles
bold that the tide of emigration has lessen
ID within the last twelve months. know
It; but what is the reason . Why, it is
that there lie now even more in distress in
America, to which emigration chiefly went,
than there is in Ireland.-MitcheI Henry.
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4 The old prejudice against the organ in
ehurch is rapidly dying out in Scotland.
The steady increase in the number OF
church organs in the principal cities and
Downs is SO great that Scotland cannot fur.
Scotch people who can properly play the
bryan is so great that orgaaists have to be
Imported from England. Prejudice dies
bard, however, in some Of the country
places, and there are to be found plenty of
Scotchmen and Scotch women who would
Indignantly tramp out of church at the first
sound of the notes of the "unholy kisG of
whistles" as they persist in calling the or
gan.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-23

An amusing story, which may be of some
profit to believers in spirits, is told by a
Paris paper. A few days ago student died
in boarding house, The deceased was
buried, but Immediately after some persons
pretended that his ghost returned every
night to the room where he died. Needless
to say, nobody could be got to occupy the
chamber. At last, however, student of a
less suporstitious nature arrived, and
consented to sleep in the haunted
room. But two of the old dodgers, an
noyed with his incredulity determined
to convince him against his will. They
covered themselves up in sheets, and
as the clock struck midnight glided
into the chamber, muTteriDg the most awful
groans. But they had reckoned without their
host, who, haviog his suspicious, also put
on sheet and hid himself in the cupboard,
and as the two disguised dodgers stalked
round the bed he quietly came out of his re-
treat and followed them. They no sooner
caught sight of him than they rushed off
trembling and the next morning paid their
bill and left the house firm converts to
Spiritualism
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-23

Some of the newspapers are astonished
et horses pulling the plug out of the
|S ~ of a barrel for the purpose of
oS his thirst. It's not so extraordin-
by Now, if the horse had pulled the
fb;rS.l out of the bunghole and slsked his
nnII S. with the plug, or if the barrel had
eIaLe99 the bunghole out of the plug and
blnH Its thirst with the horse, or if the
ma nao pulled the horse out of the barrel
= ~ sisked its thirst with the bunghole, or
the bunghole had pulled the thirst out of
ne morse and Stacked the plug with the
ISttFei' or If the barrel had pulled the borse
~ OF the bunghOle and plugged its tbirst
n tSu the Stake, it might be worth while to
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Mo-nIug Star and Catholic Nessen ger.
NV oRIEASs, SUNDAY, JULY %, 1870.

The public debt continues to decrease
slowly but steadily, the decrease last month
being nearly "a, 600 900. Some conception
of the size of billion may be obtained
when it is remembered that We have been
Tor years steadily diminishing the debt, as
10 rule, at the rate Of several million
'bers So, loo, OO0. 600; and that even if we
continue to decrease it by "a, OOO, 900
it will be more than two years
hence before the billions will be Affected
W1sbingtOn Star.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-23

How true, as DR.. johnson says, that
"every man ende2vOFs with his utmost
care to hide his poverty from otheTs and
his idleness from HIMSELF
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-23

II T. LAWLER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAN MI
u.s. 49, 81 and 90 Peters date New Levee, near
Poydras, New Orleans,
FOR The SALE
NORTHERN AND WESTERN PRODUOB.
A Good Supply Of the following articles always on
hands
PORK, BACON, LARD FLOUR,
CORN, OATS, BRAN. Hay. CoRNMEAL.
POTATOES. ONIONS BEANS
DRIED FRUITS, ETC., ETC
Cash Advanced on All Consignments mot periahabls)
Shipments Advanced On Must Be Insured in NV Opep
Policy.
Personal Attention Devoted All Business Entrusted
to Ny Care.
PROMPT IN ALL THINGS
In the execution of your commands, in the ackuov
ledgment of receipt and advice of sale of your cousgn
ments and in remitting net proceeds accompanied
with account sales.
An orders for Western Southern Produce filled
prQnptly At the lowest market rates Satisfaction
always guaranteed, no commission charged for exeou.
ting orders for goods which may have hand full
commission charged for selling all conaiGnments.
Consignments and Orders are respectfully collected.
nol4 IS IT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-18
NOTICE. IN BANKRUPTCY.


TN THE DISTRICT CURT OF Tuk,
United siairs, for the District OF Ne.
yada,-ln the matter of MILTON MYaATr.s
BAnErnpt, IN Bauh rupiey. = United saies n,
America. District % Nevnda. IA va,rsnt In.
Bankruptcy has been leaned by asid Conf
against the estAie of Million Wyatt. OF The
CITY of Virginia. County OF Storsy. And MAJ.
Of Nevada, in said Dlskiei, who has been
duly Adlndgsd banksspt. upon his own pe,i.
lion and The payment OF any dsbis AMI
the delivery Of any. property beIonrinr n"
aAlh oahkrhpi, 10 him, OF u hls use, and
VA M mshsIet oI any property By him. are Tor.
o. saId esnkrupt. 10 prove their debts And
enooee one OF more assignees OF bio estsis'
,Soisss y. conft o. Bankruptcy. 10 b.
rMkNTf.fiItsT DAY OF AUGUST, A. u.
~, y O'Clock =: n, Of the once OF X.
sfotnsf, hnoul Z Odd Fellows Buiidinr. ror.
net OF Y and smith ~strests. one M ihs Rssis.
'rfn 10 bankruptcy Of ssld District.
Unitsd Stsisa nasshal and Ne.senr,, IN p...
ruktey FOG psid District. anstd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-18

Andin accordance with law. and an order Of
the board Of Dircctors. made on the sth day OF
July, 1876, 80 many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock a. may be necessary viii be sold
at public auction. at the once OF the Company.
eisco, California. on SATURDAY. the 18th day
OF August. 1876, 81 the hour Of > O'Clock Y. n.
Of aid day. To pay said delinquent assess-
ment thereon, together with rosts of adver.
tislng and expenses Of the sale.
Jos. TYSON, Secretary.
omes-4iIx California street. ioom IL, San
FrAncisco. California. anlitd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-18

And IN accordance with law, and an onisr Of
the Board OF Dirretors. made on the i9th day
of June, 1870. 90 many shares OF each par.
eel OF such stock % maj. be necessary VII
room on John Middleton A Son. No. Jlo Mont.
eomen street. San frapeisco. California. o.
rUKsbAY, the yai day Of August, fs1G. At tho
hour Of . O'Clock y. n. of said day. 10 pay said
dsl,naneuf assessment thereon. together with
costs of advertising and rIpenses of the sale.
LuciEN HERMANN. Secretary.
oddce-20 ssnsome street. Nan fnnrlseo,
California. au3td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-18
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS. WILL ne RECEIVED UNTIL
"wednesday. the I'D instant. Of 4 O'Clock
,. ~. for the . -etion OF . school house on the
Divide. In the Tow u aold uiii. The plans.
sps eiicsticns and details may be seen al the
.fhee Of hoberts \ Merwin. Architec .. North z
street. virginia ci'y. over IN. Palace saloon. A
good and sunieieuf bond 10 the amount Of the
eoatr sct price. 10 AWARDED. will he r quired for
the faithful performance of tho ecntrsct.
IN. Board Of Trustees will receive no bids
unle-s accompanied BY Q certified CHECK for the
.um % five lin.dfed Dollar. deposited by the
bidi~r ald made payable 10 the Clerk OF the
BeAfd; eoodiuoned. II the 10 peal isacceptsd
and the c~ontrsct asardei. and II the bidder
shall fsil or neglect 70 trecaie Q written agree
msnt and give the bod required within six
days a'ter the svsri 10 made. Then and In thai
ess. tbs said sun, % ell bs paid into the school
funds by the said clerk 81 the said Board 90
hquiisiion damages Tor failure and neglect.
r. %. TAYLOR.
n. y. uAZELTiNE,
W. q CoNwELI.
auittd Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-18
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OryIcH op THE CONSOLIDATED yin
~ gtnla Mining Company, Hsn Prurisc"
Sllfornia, August I. isse.-Ats meeting OF The
Board ot Trustees Of The s~bove-named Oom.
eany, bed this day. . dividend mo. ~ OF Two
on FRIDAY, Ausust iiih. TranSfet 6cor,
closed until August i9th, ~
suI In A. ". HAvEHs, sseret,ry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-18
OLAsaoW uOLD AND siI.vER
!. LARAAA MININa COMPANY

y Location of principal place III business,
san frsneisco. California.
Locsiion OF works. fiowep Mining District,
storey county, Nevada.
Notice IL her by given. thai al . meeting OF
the beard 90 Directors. held on the ltth day of
August, is.G, an assortment tho. OF Trn
Cents Der -hsr. wss levied lpon the capt.
lai -to-k of the corporation, payable iinnie-
dlaiely, In United Statss rold coin. IN the sec
tstsry. al the ono. of the Cnnlsiy, Rs"ni NO.
4 tf.y ward Ballding. 10. tls California street,
San frsnsi-eo. Cslifornis. =.
Any .toek upon Nhich this s----smeht shall
remain unpaid on the 18th LAY ~ September.
issc, will he delinquent. anil advertised Tor sale
AZ public snetion, and unle-- pay m-nt u inside
before will hs -old on "WEDNESDAY. the ilta
dsy of Octoh<r. 1875, 10 pay the delinquent az
se--nsnt. together with costs 81 advertising
and Expenses &c sale.
NJ orier Of the Board &c Dir~cior-.
wu. n. McCLtNTOCK. s.crctsry.
Onic- Room No. 4 lisy~ani'- Build,ng. No.
ils Califomia street, q Francisco, California.
anlstd
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SrockHoIptRs' MEETING.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
annual meeting ef the siocEhoiierr OF
the Atlantic Consolidated Mining Company
fornia, on MONDAY. the sist asy of August.
isss, 81 O'Clock r. n. for the eviction Of III.
rsetors for the ensuing year. and Tor the trans
srtion Of any other business that may come be-
fvrs the MEETING.
NJ orier % the Board.
sns,d PETER nOBERroN. SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-18
srockHoIpERs' NETTING.

NOricE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN the Btockholdsrs OF the Senator Silver
Mining Company. for the election Of Q Board Of
Trustees for the ensuing year. aud the tanssc-
CONF before me mestIng, viii Be- heid'at The
once Of the company. No. 30 Academy Buildind.
No. 8 PIN street, Ban Francisco. California.
on WEDnIspAY, the 3oth day Of August, 1875,
ai the hour Of 2 O'Clock Z :: Trsnsfsr books
win cioss on Thursday. tie 7tth day of August,
j. II. sAyRK, Secretary.
Gan Pfsneiaeo. Angus 10, isTs. auii "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-18
DELINQUENT SALES.

CUCCOR MILL AND MINING
of busincss, san Francisco, California.
Location of works. Gold Hill Mining Die
,rlct. storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-Thcrr are delinquent upon the fol-
lswins>de-crbed stock. on account OF nssc.s-
msnt mo. 10, levied ON the 18th day Of July.
1876. the several amounts ret oppositc the
names OF the respective shareholders. AZ fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-18
DIVIDEND, NOTICE.

nfYIcE or THE CALIFORNIA MINING
Conpapy. san Eransi>se. csltfoSniA. An
east :, is.6.-ata msetias % the brard q d
r.tofs Of The Abos~namrd Company. held this
day. q dividend (No. u Of I've poliau per
NAV "a. declared. payable on TUESDAY.
Ausas 18th 1sansfsr esoks.sb>et until the
'' s0,o In q. y. common. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-18
RICHARD D. MOVES. Secretary
posrPoNRMEsr.

A. . meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
above named cempany. held this 18th day Of
AuguSt, 1870. u vss resolved that the sac Of the
above delinqueut sock Of said company be and
the same 10 postponed until sRDNksDAY. the
Sth day Of Ansn.i, $50, at the same hour and
place - advertised above.
By order Of the Board Of Trusts-s.
auic q HIcHAHD b. MOVES, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-18

And In Accordance with Law. and On order u
the Board 81 Trustees. made % the i3ih day OF
July. ls,G. 10 many shar-s of each parcsl
Of such stock - may be Necessary Will Be sold
Room .. No. rs California street. San Fran.
cisco. California. on rATrkDAY. the ~ day Of
seiismber. is.s. Of the hour OF ~ O'Clock Y. OF
said day. 10 Jay said delinquent a~nsetsinsnt
thereon. together with costs oi advertising AMI
sxp~nse- 90 sale.
y. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
Ofloe Room .. tfS California street. Nan
frlntiseo. California. aulItd
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HILVER MININ0 CON.

business. san Francisco, Califofnia.
l<scaiioh of works. storry county. Nryada.
lowing .ds-cnbsd stock, "a aecoult of assess.
ment No. Five lsl. levied on the isih day of
June. 1916. the several smoani- set opposite
the name- &c the respective -hsrehol,tr-, ..
follows