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The weekly clarion., 1876-08-23
The Clarion for the Campaign.

We will send THE WEEKLY CLARION,
singiy or in clubs, for the next three
months, or until the Presidential election,
for fifty cents per copy. We ask our
friends to make this generally known,
and to aid us in extending our circulation
for the campaign.
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LETTER FROM JUDGE ORR
what ..IIono.a Onen" Ouxn. to DO
Col WIBUs, Aug. 1Ith, 1876.

COLUMBUS, Aug. 1lth, 1876.
GENTLENEN II have received your
kind letter of the 9Th inst. I could not
maintain my consistency. and refuse to
support Tilden, Hendricks and Mlldrow.
| think it of vast consequence that every
honest man, from Maine to California,
should exert himself in the support of
the only man who can reform the fearful
a buses which have crept into the govern
ment: ! will be at Ruena Vista, in COM
Pllance with your request, ON Saturday,
the Cd day of September, where ! hope
to meet my old friends and people gen
orally, Very truly,
ODD
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CONGRESS adjourned on the 10Th.
The reductions in the appropriations for
the several department the present year,
in comparison with the appropriations of
the year 1879, will amount Gin round
numbers) to Sa9, 900, 600,
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Registration.

Vicksburg Herald.l
1t is well enough to remember that no
man can vote in November unless hs has
new registration papers. The names of
voters will be entered in a book made
for the purpose, when they register, and
unless your name is on the book YOU
cant vote.
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List of officers: J. J. Hilbert, Presi-
dent; l. V. Enochs, Vice-President; M.
NJ. Bracy and j. NJ. Chiles, Secretaries,
+. X. Carloss, Treasurer.
Mr.. Ha bert, the President writes
eve have Just $50 members to date,
and new names are added every meet
ing"
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'AaAss Meeting and Barbecue nj
Greenwood.

We are informed that there will be a
grand mass meeting epd barbecue at
Greenwood, LeAore county. oa Tbprs.
day, the 3lst inst. The people all over
the State are waking up to the imoor-
tanee of united effort to prevent res.
toration of Radical misrale.
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IN consequence of ill-health, Mr.. j. A.
oimago, of the Grenada Sentinel, has
left his post for foreign travel. Mrs. Siniago
Is announced as proprietor, and j. w.
Buchanan editor. The paper is well
conducted by the latter, and we wish the
laudable efforts of the former abundant
pecuniary reward
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= Gibson tteyiejie.j
ro.s NJ ""r friends of the upper
We can say Io - - that Gen.
river counties in this distrIu.,
Chalmers has made splendid impression.
If Washington, Bolivar, Issaquena,
Sharkey, and other counties, will do their
duty, Gen. Chalmers will be elected.
The lower river counties will roll up ma
lorities Of thousands for him, but we must
have help.
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1HE Lexington Advertiser gives a
flaming account of an enthusiastic Tilden
and Hendricks pole raising and barbecue
at Goodman. Hons. Money, Shrock,
Capt. Hoskins, of the Advertiser, and
Messrs. H. S. Foote and 7. T. Singleton,
of Canton, were the orators of the occa-
sion.
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PLAIN TALK.-IIou. John &. j"
son, of Illinois, in a recent
Springfield, referring to Grants
order for the employment OF troops
Southern States, said.
'Iet it go forth from tLis ap,. \
night, that the electoral votes o.1
through the intimidation Of the w
should not be counted by ihe NV"
Representatives" ..
The remark was loudly appIal'.
his audience.
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RooMs STATE Ex. COMMITTEES,
Dem. Con. PARTY OF Miss,
T,,-.~- 49, 30 1Q-c

The attention of Chairmen of County
Conrmittees is again called to the nects-
sity of reporting the names of their re-
spective committees to me. This infor-
nation is daily needed, in order that
important details of the canvass may be
promptly forwarded to each county.
J. q. GEORGE, Chairman.
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A Lively Will.

Musgrove and Barrett had a lively
mill in the Publican Club the other eve
ming. 1t is the misfortune of the public
that THE CLARION representative was
not there to describe it. Such epithets
as ''thief" and ''liar," Cor language of
that Import were interchanged by the
combatants. 1t is reported that the
chest organizer" did not come off as we'll
as he did in his bout with poo: Powers,
whom he sent to grass sometime ago.
The weekly clarion., 1876-08-23

The HOUSTON COURIER ia the title of
a new Democratic paper, the fourth
number Of which has reached US. Mr.. r.
B. Gladney is the editor, and will be
valuable acquisition to the advance
guard known as the press corps.
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A SHERIFF will be elected in jackson
county on the 23d, to fill vacancy
caused by the failure of NJ. Howard
Republican, to give bond.
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THE desperation, as we'll as ignorance,
of the Radical leaders of the true nature
of the government, is shown in the
astounding declaration of one of them,
as related in the letter of w. l. Gibson,
Esq, elsewhere published, that if the
Southern States voted solidly for Grant,
making pretence of intimidation and
violence, he would play Caesar, revolu-
tionize the Government and hold on to
the office himself The braggartism
addressed to the credplity and passion of
the poor uniformed freedmen, is SO
manifestly absurd, that it cannot fail to
bring the Radical party in this State into
still further disgrace and contempt.
The weekly clarion., 1876-08-23

An interesting letter from the Super
intepdent of Public Instruction, on the
subject of public school expenditures,
will be found elsewhere. A notable
feature of the letter is that the expendi-
lures of the Office of Superintendent un-
der Cardozo, in 1875, amounted tos18,-
1f9, and under Gathright in 1876, they
will amount to less than $1,000. That's
the way it is between Radical and Dem
ocratic rule.
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President GRANT is said to have
stated that he has no hope that Missis-
sippi and Louisiana will be carried for
the Radical ticket. He needn't have.
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Durnn1 DemOcraItc.CSnserVnGfVe
Club.

r. B. Cason, Esq, President, sends
the list of members of this Club-with
the names Of officers as follows:
RIB. Cason, President Jas. Hays,
1st Vice President; JAS. johnson, 2d
Vice President IL. w. POrtwood, Sd
Vice. President S. j. Brown, 4th Vice
President n. w. Bass, 9th VicePrssi
dent j. X. HELM, Secretary; ID. NJ.
Wadlington, Treasurer.
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a. H. LoNGlNo, the sstlclent chancery
and circuit clerk of Lawrence county, !s
Az l,'~nunced as one of the editors Of the
Sunny South To work for the Demo
cratic cause is labor o. 'oSs WIN cur
young friend.
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Rankin County Central Club,
IRrn II ON.

Hon. J. NJ. McCAsKILL, President.
Col. McCaskill writes "Our Clubs
" are reorganized and you may safely
. set Rankin down for an increased ma
"jority."
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Report of Senators Baynrd and
McDOmaId

In this number We have published the
first instalment of the unanswerabIe
minority e report on on the Mississippi
election. It will be continued.
The weekly clarion., 1876-08-23

The Republicans of Arkansas have
quarrelled, divided and nominated two
State tickets.
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i. BARKsnAL-
Mississippi Membe..~ OF the Comm
August 10th, 1876.
HEADQUARTERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
DEMoCRATIC-C CoNSERVAr ArIvE Parry
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JACKSON, Mss. Amgust -. lS1R.


OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Jackson, Miss, August -, 1876.
Hon j. r. Burney. Of Oxford, Miss,
has been solicited by this Committee to
represent it at Oxford, Miss, in the
matter of the appointment of Election
Supervisors in the counties of the State
situated in the Northern District of Mis-.
sissippi.
Chairmen of County Executive Com
mittees of counties in Northern District
of Mississippi, will please forward him at
once the names of persons recommended
for that position in their respective coun-
ties.
All counties embraced in the North
ern District for L. S. Court, are expect
ed to comply with this notice.
J. Z. GEORGE, Chm'n.
ATTEST:
H. L. SMITH, Assistant Secretary.
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
STATE AT LARGE.
j. T. GEORGE Chm'n; GEo. L. Potter,
I'll. NJ STREET, }. ID. NERFNER,
W. A. PERCY, Il. Z. NALrHALL.
FIRST DISTRICT.
W. II. II. TIsoN, THos. B. sykes.
SECOND DISTRICT.
FELIX LABAUvE, THOs. W. HARRIS.
THIRD DISTRICT.
J. A. BINFoRD, A. I. RoANE.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Jxo. W. SMITH, L. A. CAMPBELL.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
L. RICHARDSON, }. Is. CHRIsMAN.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
L. w. NAGRUpER, T. V. NoLAND.
MARION SMITH, Sec'y.
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THE CANVASS.
Notice 10 ahe Democratic Climbs.

If the Presidents or Secretaries OF
Democratic Clubs, will forward with
out delay 20 the undersigned, or to Gen.
George, Chairman State Executive Com
mittee, lists of the names of officers there
of, with their post office address, they
will be placed in direct communi-
cation with the National Democratic EX-
ecu:ive Committee which is fully organ
lied for business and will, on application,
furnish documents and information ap-
pertaining to the canvass. A plan for
the organization of Clubs will be found
in this paper.
j.. BARKsDALE,
Mississippi Membe.~ OF the Committee.
August 10Th, 1876.
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Col. w. H. McCARDLE, of Vicksburp
IS Chairman of the Sixth District Demo-
cratic Executive Committee.
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The prediction is freely made, that
the shoe-strine District, (Gen. chIallmers)
will give larger Democratic majonty
than any other in the State in which a
contest is made, 1t never rains bpt it
pours. Chalmers is making the dry
bones of Radicalism rattle.
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TATIYE KAssoN.

SO far as the record goes, l know the
contrary. Tilden has inherited the
character of Martin Van Buren,. He
uses words to disguise thoughts, phrases
to disguise principles. His heart was
not with the effort TO save the Union and
not with the soldiers who fought for it,
and no man who ever wore blue can cast
his vote for him without rejecting on
the memory of the men who died for that
cause
The weekly clarion., 1876-08-23

The Cotton Plant, sta4nch Republi-
can paper, admits that Mississippi will 60
Democratic, and attributes the defeat
of its pasty to the QdiHp of its present
leadership. Its leaders are no doubt
odious, but the true cause is the abhor-
renee of the people for the Radical party
and its principles generally.
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Democratic Conservative Organization
HIND s O DUN r -

COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
W. T. RATLIFF, Chairmn.
GEO. w. HARPER, Secretary.
w. C. WELLS, Core spending Secretary.
H. T. T. DUPREE, Treasurer.
w. r. Ratlif. Raymond; w. C. Wells, Ray
mond; c. d. Gillespie Raymond; R. Cherl-
ton. Raymond; Geo. W Harper, Raymond {;
III. T. T. Dupree, Raymond; c. l.. Robinson
Bolton; C. s. North, Bolton; H. Wardlaw,
Bolton; W A. Montgomery, Edwards; Harris
Barksdale Jackson; S. f. Dudley, Utica; j.
F. Rhymes, Terry; b. W. Henry, Clintoni W
H. Chichester, Edwards.
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The Work OF Organizar
ton.
Response GrOm GAe Democr@a
Conservative Club.

Reports of organizations have been
made from the following Democratic
Conservative Clubs, in addition to those
heretofore mentioned, and they have
been placed in communication with the
Headquarters of the National Executive
Committee of the party in New York
O.xku Hancock Com
SerVaGiVe Club,
VIM. d. Davidson, President; Peter
Brumfeld, Vice President Myer Volt,
Secretary. ~
Mr.. Myer, Secretary, writes: "Our
Club has twenty-five colOred voters
and is gaining accessiOns at almost
g every meeting. Pike county will vote
!" a larger Democratic majority next No
+" Der than at the election last"
The weekly clarion., 1876-08-23

A gentleman called 90 the IIl|- y.
Commercial Office recently. ana ,,II...
itor that he was iu OkoiouA N.....r '
days ago, when Democratic I,t-tr.
VtHtiOn was held there. aud lhA5 ~. ll
federate llags were displayed an' ..r.0H.
paraded Uhe streets IN tonieIefA''
jackson Times. &c.,. r.
The Okolona News, a RePa0..'-
per, has the fairness to publish 'H'
lowing denial of this roorhack atr
Render unto Caesar the thiog, Jslif
= hut 90 not attribute lulutr 5r.slll
not his. The gentiema" ,bs H5a
must have called too often W. ,y,d. N.
Saloon, and got things a lttlIe Id n,e berf
that day dressed ia Confedera1t',., 1t'.,cra,s SlG h.e
forms, but there were no C0nil,ied 20. w
on the occasion alluu. ljl
believe Ia 'renderiRg justyce y. ysddeih3
opponents. for even when thal for vIl.gg
will have enough Sins 70 ansNp, i,. arS oai gi.E
i'm putting things to them tbey ~
of.
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SLIGBTLY-CoLoRED Representative
Lynch, in a speech in the House of
Representatives, complained of Mr..
Lamar's comparison of the colored race
with the untutored, unciviized and
Mongolian colored race" He for
gets that Mr.. Lamar borrowed largely
from the ideas Of Senator Morton, and
that Mr.. Redpath, the Secretary of the
Boutwell, Committee, an original aboli-
ZIONIST, after careful survey of the
situation in Mississippi, has drawn a
picture thousand times worse than Mr..
Lamar ever dreamed Of in his philoso-
ply.
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AS AN indication of the way the color
ed vote is going in Yazoo, the following
dispatch was sent to Hon. O. r. Single
ton w. H. Foote was fomerly one Of
the most influential of the colored Repub-
lican leaders, and Lewis Hoy is an
industrious colored taxpayer:
YAzoo CITY, MISS, August s, 1876.
Hon. 0. Il. Singleton:
Big barbecue on hand for 18th Au-
gust. Your presence is Indispensable,
and We urge you to come. Answer.
w. H. FooTE,
LEWIS HOY,
Committee.
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AT the suggestion of the Chairman of
the State Executive Committee, we pub
lish the post-office address of the Demo
cratic candidates for Electors as follows:
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ALL must register and vote.
The weekly clarion., 1876-08-23

There were but seventy Radl'g. y, lh
cast in Piekens county, Al4 gt g,on 6a
inst. The majority f9F 4 }ou'
2, 2,Q00.-Aberdeen Examine
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The following are the grounds on
which Mr.. Tilden is assailed by the
Northern Radicals
EXTRACT FROM \ SPEECH OF REPREsES-
TATIvE KAssoN.
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TELL your neighbor of the time to re-
register.
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Do not forget to register! !
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FOR CONGRESS-.

STATE SENATOR 9TH DISTRICT.
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

II. c. McCABE, OF ScoTT.
The weekly clarion., 1876-08-23

who addressed the people on the issues OF
the day. At the close OF his speech, Capt.
w. T. Ratliffe announced that dinner was
re tdy; and it was found to be Is bountiful
as Overlooking and abOunding hospitality
could make it. After dinner, the e!ector of
the Fifth District,
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MIyUELLANYOUs.r
APPLICATION FOR PATIET.
MrIcR NO. 3is. Z

TT 9. LAND oYIIrE. CARSON CITY.
~ given that The cHOhTA nislno SON.
fAnt. cofpfsi,op ofIssssed 80 etntlsG
esarr ths Isws OF u. stats 20 Caiitoynisy hsv.
~ ~ pos.omes sa1nss snd pnne,ln gises ot
ons,nsss ~ 80 rTn.ssseo' ~ Canosss.t 49,
z VcpisLON. ~ 1gens to3yeIs ~
ttan tes unlsd btsts fasnt tof hrcs thes.
.Du VSfvU hnses ieet o. the Comstork Eroat
kda beanng .goa4 epd silvf. VIII seifAke
ground snaheaeips sIx ycl aefes and og.loo Of
= ssrs, st.sis IN oeid uili hlsing Disnef.
County of stsrsy and Btats Of Nevada. he Doe
being onslaliy surveyed. and Designated In ths
plst snd Nh notss % hb q thni e0ssts
Lniesd utalss Survey o. kos Hs, III, sitsais y
Ne vs:s hsn, q esstiss ~. ~: rovnsh1Y 10
noflS ka1Es ~ easty .cest pAAne pegeusev
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Tue Doston Pod tells this story: The
devotion with which the late John fos-
tsr's servant Henry lid his services waa
illustrated on one occasion when nis
master hal dinner party. During the
dinner Henry vas nervous. and made
two or three blundes. His master
chafed and fumed. and cast angry glauc-
es at his servant: but the poor man
could not settle quietly TO his duty. AT
last. when the dessert and wine bad been
placed ON the table. hc stole timidly be-
hind Mr.. Fosters chair and said:
Please, sir. can you spare me nowr Ny
house has been ON hrs for the last hour
anil half.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-27

A NAN in Frederick county. Virginia.
dreamed that certain railroad bridge
would go down whom he started to visit
his daughter attending school at Wood
stock. lie remained at home. and the
fatei train crossed the bridge in safety.
And IL was also discovered that the
bridge was two and one.half miles the
other side Of Woodstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-27

OSx Of the members Of the Sacra-
mento police force, in accounting the
other night for his being in a saloon.
notwithstanding the provisions OF the
rule Of the Department which reads that
officers must not enter saloon. theatre.
ball. circus. ETC.. while on watch. except
In the discharge OF their duty. declared
that in his opinion ID Was the duty avery
man owed 10 himself 10 drink whom he
was thirsty. and he thought he could be
relied upon to discharge his duty faith
t,,ltv
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TuK personal paraeraphsr Of the New
York Herald was summoned to tho pres
encc Of his chief the other morning.
and furiously asked how he dared pen .
referenss 10 anybody " lingering in the
lap OF May" "Bs mo sowl, said the
guilty man. Z" I intinded no pa-s-a-rsonil
difference. Bcsorra. but II Was schlip
oy me mimri." lie was cautioned to
coniine himself to squib- about the pea
crop in Texas. aud permitted to retire.
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liz was q timid fellow, but fond OF
borrowing John Ph@nix's jokes; 80
when she asked him how hs felt. hc
averaged himself according to the Ph@-
nj, plan Of being very definite. and said
he tell "about eiehty.eieht per cent.
'Indeed, I" said shs. with ademurs look.
..ars You never going to pars" She got
in her word that evening.
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"AIoxr HrnEnNco. Lady Visitor
Well, Mrs. Donovan, I shant forget to
send the soup tickets. and III look out
some warm clothes for the little ones;
let me see. how many children have
you3" Mrs. -. Arrsh. bsiad. and
wouldn't be havin' six of 'sm. u two
Of 'em wasn't twins entoirly!
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,TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.

A coUsrY TEACHERS. INSTITUTE WILL
"A b held 10 the Third ward School. bouse,
IN virginia CITY. commencing On 1nultsDAr.
hsy eth, o. 10 O'Clock a. n. aud lasting two
Public schools Of siofey county arr expected
70 b. IN aftrpdancs. TsaeherI from Lyon,
ormsby and wAshos eouniiss are alse cordially
: .r17. J l'.lI -.rtH i'm YLfNT.
Sophisticated Of Public schools,
sfs1fd aforsy County, Nevada.
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DISSOLUTION OF coPARr.

NOTICE N HIRtBY OWN THAT TIM
IN the copsrtnership hsretoto,s esistine BE-.
tween the undsrs.Essd. spdes The frm name Of
cHApfA D MILAN. V this day dissolrd ~
pssssies 81 The sfses hsreteier. oecspIrd By tho
,sid nrm. roilsrt eli delks dps ssid hrn. AID
pay nii debts Of tbs said arm. All pvona
kpowinx thsussiyes indebted 70 The ssd hrni
viii saii and sst ie 81 once. and all psison.
hsvins eiaims sssinst iks aid arn Will rss'sss
DONALD MsifAN.
virulnia. Anil 70, A. ID. is1s. spistw
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

0rPIcg CONSOLIDATED GOLD HILL
~ QUAKTz MILL AND MINING COM
PANY. No. 4A cailforntA street. san fran.
cisco, California -Notiee h hsrsby given. shsf
Q dividend Of Twenty. Five Cent. per share o.
quart NH and Mining Company yin b pai1
In the hoidsrs Of csrtt1eaacs ef steeh n -
Company on and aftsr rRipAY. the itth d.y
Of April. isss. upnn surrvndsf OF ssAd oerun.
cate against order for stoek. equal 10 one end
90 shsrs Of Old I'm the coasslkises1 i.psrAi
MihlAx Company. IlLL
San Francisco. Cal. April II. isis. spiS Ss
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"wsKs can you lot me have some
meat. Mr.. Brisketp" swell. amt
going to kill myself till next week. an
then you can have leg OF me. But u
YOU want some VERY bad. why. maybe
/ can get ye shoulder Of my brother ON
Friday.
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sIookMolplRs. MslrIMc.

NyoricE. E.-xirc1IkIL GOLD AND siLyiR
IN niniss .Conpssy, OF God nm Dsstslet
ssorey county, Nsvads = Principal plses of bu'
siness ssn Tfsneiseo. A meeting OF the stock.
hoIders Of tbs company will b he1 IN nooa
!, No. to1 nfniKonsfy strsss. San fnnetseo,
svr ths eection Of Directors and ads ption Of by.
laws, ana the trsnssction VI sther buslness.
GH bscvtary Pro Trin.
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NOTICE iM sAMkRuProY.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
] United sistes, In and for The District Of
Nevsds -In Bsnkrupiey.-xoties Of Appoint
ss. o. n.''Gsses g &. nossss, ,hs ne a.:
nussting u srsdiisFs, O. Assignee of Tie Estate
Of kNkA y. KNAPP and EMMA KNAPP,
Hankrspts. Of tbs O. unity Of Btorsy. state Of
Nevada, within said Distnet. who have been
: o. y. MAYER. kssisDes.
v,,-teia wex.. Mssch St. islH. mis- I'm
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.TooNNolpGRs' MEETiNo.

nRIOfNAL GOLD HILL GOLD AND Bif<
SvKR NiklNu COMPANY. = hotles 10
ssoe kholders. ffaseisco,. April ~. iSsD.--
I'M seeordsncs With aresoluiion adopted 81 q
meeting Of The Trustees of the Original Qold
NIL Gold aud Silver Mining Company. sps.
pan, 10 hsr.by q lied. The same 70 Dc hsid at
ihs sn1rs of The Company, Room 10. Ne. ~
Caiifo,n,a sin st. tsu francisco. California. ON
IkluAY, the islh day Of hsy. ls,6. 81 the bour
uf . s'tlosk 2. ~. W taks Into c.rsid<rstion
capital stsch ~ ssid Conf any f,om ihrer mi
lion ts.o00,l0o) doiafs, divided Into thirty thou
and lso,Cool sha % of Que hundred uopl
DO. iars sscb, the prsssst capaal stock Of the
Oon pany, 20 TEN million ti0.tt0 .cm) dollars. 70
bs divided Into rre hundred thousahd o0oo)
shaiss Of ons hundred tiool dollars .ash: y
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IsIooKMoLpIRs' MIITINo.

nYPICE OF rHg JUSTICE MINING CON.
~ PAhY, Ran fraaeisso. California, April .,
iefs.-Notles u hsrtby given TO the stoeAhoid.
sS.s. q ,sd I'm ss' = h. III
ct the Company's ONE. Room - hsfchsnts'
ei.eo. Csiiiornis. On MONDAY. Nsy !. is7s, q,
two s'rioek =. =. kr The election OF board of
Directors ior the ensuing. year. and for the
MAJ ptops,iy come before The meeting. rrsns-
Ter ooohs VII cioss on Monday. Apfii ~. lsIc,
Il tines o'sloek .. q. PVxies must Be nieA
with the Beerstary, at the Con pany's once.
ptior 20 the day Of slection. .Pf'
by order Of the Board OF Directors. Id ai,
JANIS b. KENNEDY, secrstary
aTtd = F..F Juss.es Mining Company
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LoyER,. WEIAOME.

Spring spring eens,h. my darling
LIN thy brown eyvs. and greet bet WIN me.
Down from the hilisidss the erootisss are noS
ss nows my isvs with fresh inpaise to the
sprins spring eomssh my dearest
Come 10 the wO,als and gfst her slth NJ.
Past 'peath their thick isaves, ne hAy novS'
so rrovs my ps.s.ons,s love. sweet. for thee.
pprins spsins comsth. beloved
In the bright mornlag greet her via ms
Birds to their mates In their tree-tops
% calls my longing hear, ever for thee.
sprlns spvins eomsth. my darling
In the eooi evening gre-t her with me.
On the coz vsolsts dsv .drops are fAiisx
ps may 0od's blessings fall sweetiy on 'hes'