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LOST.

OS IUSE ara IN GOLD Hull. ALARGE
~ sls q Cameo settins out Of . sl- vi button.
The dndrr vii b. iiberAfiy reward b. " aving
the same % the ooii n n Foundry. jeSi tw
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pBlIyougNf SAILS.


CONsOLIDATED IHPERIAL HIN.
place Of business. San Frsneisco, California.
Location Of yoths. Gold Hui. story county,
Notics.-There ss delinquent upon the fol.
lowing -describsd stock. ON account Of asess-
msnt (so. % levied on the 18th day OF Nay,
nsmss OF the respective Shareholders, - fol.
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puLLIox INNING COMPANY.
sTocknolDERs' NETTING.

TIME ANNUAL T cP THE NORTH
Ouhoun Gold and Silver Mining Company
viii Be- held .. tho once Of the Company q hos,
~sslisghsrs ofncsl. Gold Hill. rn SATURDAY.
b. I. TuRhAN, eecrstaSy.
Gold Hill, Jane -, isI1. Jess I'd
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TIE IGs ss.,jss j . slisIIs.I ,, CO.. !;

The JUSrlCE MINING con.
/ PANY.-Location Of principal place VI
business, San Francisco. California.
Location of works, Gold LII, storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. thst d . meeting Of
the Bosni OF Dtrsctor. held on the 7th day OF
June, 1877. an Asses>ment mo. 2ol OF Ons Dollar
and tifty Gents lti 90, per- bare Was isvied upon
the capital stoci OF tha corporation. payable
Immediately, I'm United otatss gold coin. 20 the
Secretary. At the ONCE of the COMPANY. Room
. Hayward's building. No. le california street,
q Francisco. California.
AM stuck upon which ihis assessment shall
unpaid on the Twelfth day Of July,
isf7, will DO delinqusnt. and Advertised for
sAle 81 pablo auction. and unless payment 10
made before will b. sold ON WEDNESDAY, the
let day Of August, 1871, 70 pay the delin-
quent assessment. together with costs OF adver-
tisins and expenses OF sale.
BIZ order OF the Bosri Of Dirctor.
Jas. y. KENNEDY, Secretary.
Onine-Room No. 2 Hsyvsrd's Buidlny. No.
tiy California street. saa Francisco, California.
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And In accordance with law and an order
OF the Board OF Directors, made on the 5sth
day OF Nay, 1871. 90 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock a. may be necessary VIII
DO sold at public auction On FRIDAY. the
soth day Of 5uiy, 1871. 1t tho hour OF O'Clock
=. \. Of said day. TO pay said delinquent assess.
mcnt thereon, together with costs OF advsftis-
Ing and expenses Of ths sale:
o6acs-Room 8. No. a. Montgomery street
san rraneiseo, California. jysSd
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And in accordance with law. and an orderof
tho Board OF Directors. made on the 10Th day 81
May. 1871, 20 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock az may be necessary will be sold
at public auction. at the once Of the Company.
Room ~. haywad's pnilding. No. ti9 California
street, San Francisco, California, on THURS
DAY. the twelfth u2thl day Of July, 1871, aithe
said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of
sale.
W. K. DEAN. Secretary.
ONCE = Room No. 10 naywari's Building,
No. tig California street. San Francisco. CALI
fornia. les I'd
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LIZA aILVkR MININQ CON.

LrA SILVER MINING CON.
a PANY. Location OF principal place VI
6~usine.1. San Frsucisco. California
Location Of works, Gold lin Mining District.
storey eountv. stats Of Nevada
Noticc 10 hereby given. that al . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the TN day OF
June, 1877, an assessment (So. u Of Fifty
Cent? 10 81 per share wa levied upou
The capital stock Of the corporation. payable
immediately. In United staies gold coin, TO the
secretary. At the ONCE OF the Company, Room.
S and 6. No. Sl Montgomery street. IAN Fran
cisco. Ca'ifornia.
Any stoek upon which this assessment shan
remain unpaid on Thursday. the l7th day Of
Juiy, is1T, win be delinquent. and advertised
for sale ai Pablo auction, and unless payment
IL male b,flrs will 10 pold on THURSDAY,
The ~ day Of August. 1871, To pay the do.
nnquent assessment. together With costs OF
advertising aud expenses OF sale.
by order OF the Board OF lir~ctor.
wa. II. WATSON. secrctary.
once Rooms 8 and @. No. J7 Montgomery
.ss-.f Nan FranefaeO CalifOfnla ieutd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

OYYioR OF THE CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company. Fan Pnnetsco. California, June
It'll, ts1.-nt Q meeting Of the Bard a hi.
recfon OF tho abovensmed Company, bsld
this day. . Dividend mo. 49, of Two bolisn psr
shars was deciarsds payable on Pridsy.
yuns 18th TrApsfer books closed until The
'' ;s,o ' n
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

ApiEs WISHING To BuY HAIR, NOW
10 yoar tins. switches nom ei 81 mn To
M. Side Carl. from ~ cert. mp TO o. Pun.
IS eents and 20 CO. t. each Loyely sstsof curl
fos q. u.vinx ai,eu mp my siorv In van trsa
cisco. I will s-li all The Hair from said rtor- ai
leo thai half pric-. u yu vaat bargains.
call immediai,ly. Hair for sale o. wholesale
and retail Tor q lev dsys only.
MR.. q J. MURPHY,
rsr~- doors frop New Yvrk Mine. opposits the
thurman Nine, Lower ssold HiL. t,2-s's
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Inn WnRk PROMPTLY DONE AT
= : u. M sss.!s M. g: :. ;:.s'' IN ''' '''' '''''
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INSTITUTION lori coPARINERsnlP

gu>HE coPAArSERsnR EXISTING DE
tween Catherine wsde and Y. =. Mssshsli
under the a N name of Wade 4 MAs hall. Il
,his day dissolved By mutual consent y. n.
Nsrshail will continue The bastno>s. and " u
rsy all bilis and collect al dsbts due the old
CATHERINE WADE,
p MARSHALL.
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nONALD GOLD AND SILVER
- MisINa COMPANY. Location OF prinel.
pal place Of business, ban Francisco, Cslifor.
MIA.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District.
Storey county, Nevada.
Notics.-Th9s arc delinquent upon tho fol.
lowingdescnbcd stock, on account Of asseaS
ment mo. ~ levied on the 2sih day Of MAY.
1871. the Rvcrsl amounts SIT opposite tho
nAinss of tho respective shareholders. - fol.
Iowa:
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OEOn0E DOUaLANs MINING

CuMPANf.-Location OF pine pal place
VI business. ran Francisco, California,
Location Of work.. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. State Of Nevada.
Notic..-There aw delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-described stock. on account OF as.e.s.
ment (No. ~ levied on the 1rs, day oi MAY.
1877, the several amounts set opposite the
nance ofthc respective shareholder. a. followr:
Names. Ma rettff ~. Au,t
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UkFdIne Z HoOkcr, Tfurtees wv. ..lOJ.. ..JJ ;,
0nenebaum, nelbing 4 90,
Trustees ............... .v0.....s..... N
0.eenebauu, Helbing 4 Co.
Trustees WI. ..lUO.. 30 ..
0resnebanm, iielbing q Co.
Trustees .............. .2995. 10. ..lb =.
Grsenebaum. IIelbing 4 Co.
Trusteer .xg9O. ... 10. ...0 :.
Grcenebsum, IIelbing & Co,
Trustees ............. ..xyI. ...lO.... :.
Green. bauni. uelbing h %.
Trustees ................ .299s. ..f0.....5 &.
Ureenebsum. lIelLing & Co.
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NIEW YONG MININ0 COMrANY

Anew YORK MfNlSG COMf'ANx H
~ Location VI principal place OF business.
San Francisco. California,
Location OF works. Oold nm, Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at Q meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the it,h day OF
June, lsTf. an assessment TO. ~ OF fifteen
Cenis per sharo was levied upon the new capital
.locs oi 1.-The corporation. and In proportion upou
each q q every old share outstanding, p.y
able Immediately. In Uuit.d states gold
coin, 10 the Secretary, at the once Of the
Company. ltoom II Hsywarfs building 4l9
California street. san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment rhall
remain unpaid On tho seventeenth day OF
July, 1871, will be delinquent, and advef.
tised for sale At public auction, and unless Pay.
mont 10 made beiore, will be cold on MuN
DAY, the sixth day Of August, 1871, To pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
NJ order OF the hoard Of Directors.
d. l.. THOMAS, secretary.
ONCE - Room No. u Hayward's Building.
No. ti9 California street. San Francisco. Call.
forniA. I-lst'
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ofnee-ncoms s and 9. No. ,oa Montgomery
street, San Francisco, CAlifornla. le9td
CA.EPosIA slL.yE. N,S1ss

CALEDONIA SILVER MINING
~ COMPANY.-Locatioa af principal place
of bupiucss. Ian frnaeisco. California.
Location 81 works, storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 heresy given. thai at q meeting OF
the Board OF Directors, held On the 9Th day OF
June, 1871, an assessment tho. 2ol Of Fifty
Cents per sLsre was levied upon the
sapltal stock of the corporation. payable imme-
i,stely, In United Ststes guild coin, 10 the Noe.
rotary, II The ONO. VI the Company. tt CALI
fornia street, San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shal
remain unpaid on the 18th day VI July.
1871, will be delinquent, aud advertised for
sale ai public auction, AMI unless payment
IL made bsiorc. will be sold on the Thirty.
nrst day Of July, 1871. 20 pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
r. WAGNER. Secrstary.
Ofie.-No. ttt California street. ban Fran
eisco, California. ley Ia
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FOR SALE.

nHx wElL-xxOwN SALOON. BOARDING
j ana Lodging Hoass situated opposite the
bacon nil. Silver City. togsshsr 9Th ths Lot.
Il o0sred FOE sale cheap. Nekness and . wish
~ rroosrty belne sold a . saerfee. Pr
isrsiss psrsirslas Inquire 81 u. NEvs sees.
- ~ L IoNfkcitLA-
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
STOCKHOLDERS, MEEIlNa.

A NNuAL MIsriSG-ovERMi An SILVER
"A Mining COmpany.-rhe annual meeting Of
IA. Stoetho'der- 90 the Ovcrmaa silver Mining
Colnlany will he held nj the once VI the Com
,ses. y n ~ Ss ~ .ryss; -, fs.s-
althe hour VI N o'clcck A. Of raid dsy. for
the election ef rrustess 1--we the en- nIne
year. anil f.r the trAnssc Ion of my other bu.i.
ne<s that may proper . cure before 70. Tran&
fee books VIII be c.o ed on Friday. July 9Th.
1911, ala o'cloek =. n.
GEo. d. EDWARDS, sterstap.
San rrrnsseo June ~. 1877. ia
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

SUCCOR MILL AND MINlNa
- COMPANY. Location OF principal place
OF business. ssn Francisco, California.
Location OF works. Gold Hill Mining Dis.
triet. storey county. Nevada.
Notice 70 hereby given, that ct q meeting Of
he Board of Dtrec orr. held on the 18th day
o. NAY. ISL. an assessment INC, III Of sifty
Cent? tcoc.l per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately. In United states gold coin, 10
the Secretary, d the once Of the Company,
Rooms 5 and ., No. so3 Montgomery street, San
Frsncisco. California.
Any stock upua which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday. the ID day Of Jaly.
is1I, will be delinquent, IND Advertised for
sale 81 pubic auction, and unless payment II
made befors viii b sold on MONDAY, the
sd day Of July. 1877, % pay the delin-
Quent ssessment. together with costs Of I'd
vertiAing and expense of saie.
D. order Of the Board Of Dtrsctor.
WI. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Omce-Rooms . and Q, No. e7 Montgomery
strset. San francisco. California. my7s I'd
POsTPONKMENT.
The day for dsemlng stock delinquent on tho
above assessment 10 hereby ordered postponed
until THURSDAY, July the 0 b. 1871. and ths
sais thervof until THURSDAY. JAY the feth,
1877. by order of the Board Of Truste.s.
wM. n. WATSON. Secrvtary.
San Francisco, July 2. ISL. ty3td
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weaver IL. Trustee. 70. .sst.. "a .....5..
The board OF Directors. made on the 25th
DAY OF May, 1871. 81 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock NJ may be necessary will
be sold nj public %aneiion. at the once 81 the
20. San Francisco. California. on TIIUItsDAY.
the is'h day Of July, 1877. ut the hour
Of 10 O'Clock y. of said day, 10 psy raid de-.
lnquent assessment thereon. together with
costs of advertising aud expense. OF tle sale.
PRANK MOYEii, secretary.
Ofiee-No. COS California street. Roam ia.
San Francisco, California. N9td
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MISCELLANEOUS.

For Lake Tahoe.
STAGES
EAyE CARSON CITY AAn
~ daily ON the arrival q th.&@
. %9rn,,s P''''ns'r train if0n V'Eiai'' and
olEnsRooK, LAKE TAHoE.
In time 70 CONNECT WITH srEAMxR for
al points on the Lake The sams day, including
Tahoe CITY and stsgcs for Tiuekcs. on the
ocatnl Pseinc Railroad.
RETURNING SAME DAY.
leave olenbrook on arrival Of steamer from
fahos City and other points on the LAhc.
and afffvs q carson City In time TO connect
wIh ins s;ior. =. passenser trains Tor V'rzinis
rsrti.s fsa the East desiring 10 90 By shis
routs shouh leave the Central Pa inc 81 ksns.
and psrtiss nom the West should leave 10 o.
kare.......... ...................... ~ ~
Elegant Private Carriages and Bueyiss
and Spirited Teams can always be obtained Ct
isssf - J. \. BENfoN. Propr.ssos.
tneI0nI VellvenIs
GOLD
HAVING MADE YuLL ARRANGEMENTS
n FOR the reception and delivery Of all kfnds
Of HRElonT eunlng over the VIRGINIA and
TRUcKKE RAILROAD 10 the
GOLD MIL pEPoT,
| From the ltghtrst PARCRLs OF GOODS and
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
| To he HEAVIEST MACHINERY, BOIL
KRs, KTC., ETC..
an prepared 10 accommodate all Who desirs
my services In that line, upon
REASONABLE rEkma
Parties wishing ne 10 receive and delivei
their freight will please direct shippers "a
marx p~lAinly-"cars T. O., Gold ni1.."
EN- THOMAS GALLAGHER.
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HAVING MADE YuLL ARRANGEMENTS
n FOR the reception and delivery Of all kfnds
Of WRIGHT erming over the VIRGINIA and
TRUCKKE RAILROAD TO the
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-09-27
Wa9hIn0e0n

s
 WEATHER AND NEws.-Weather, dry; news. scarce. FsE5 Tf IG. .fe '
 BUILDING. A. Frisbie has erected anew house on the site of his old one, which we have been informed is some thirty-four feet square. and three stories high. with brick basement. Mir. Orestes Hickox has erected new cow-house some forty feet in length with twenty feet posts. John Roraback, has erected frame for dwelling in the hollow east of Washing ton depot. IT D 5L'@ NZ5ss s2LG
 MORE CoURTING.-A case was brought before Justice Guy 0. Ford on Wednes day last, but as the parties reside in, New Preston we must not interfere. gaga4 LINEN WEDDING. anticipation of some real ones. which are reported soon to take place. MT. & Mrs. Simeon H. Gal houn, or their friends, observed the twelfth anniversary of their marriage, last Monday eve. Some thirty or forty guests were present, with gifts, &c. aIe3oJ aa3 lNMRoDs. Intelligence from them has been received, that they arrived Ut their camping ground on tue borders of lake, in the wild woods of Wisconsin, and are engaged Tn hunting. fshingD &c. Dea. Hickox captured the first game which was a partridge. They have had sight oi deer. 4a fs gm ,% Ian asd afe
 IN MEMoRfAM.- = MT. Simeon H. Mitch- ell is erecting a family monument or a monument. to his parents. the work on which has been fxesnted we understand, nj Bridgsp9ft. We hopebto give. de acriptionof it in the future. $,
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-09-27
Kent.

On Monday of last week, the south part of our town was thrown into excitement by the sad news of the death of Mir V. H. Briggs, (sonof MT. Husted W. Briggs). who committed suicide by shooting him. self through the head with 8 gun loaded Gin place of balD with bolt II inches long, which passed through his head, thence through pane of glass and wind. ow curtain into door across the room. The cause of this rash act is said to have been insanity. 1lJ3 M L10J -IJ'
 On Wednesday last. the funeral of an infant son of MT. J. Rogers took place at the residence of MT. E. Marshall of Alder city, II miles north from this village, Rev. Mir. Barclay officiating. --4 14l~~ -
 Mrs. Shilling, of Macedonia. is in the last stage of consumption with no hopes of recovery. '@'2
 Mrs. D. rAustin lost her pocket book few days since containing quite sum of money. As the people of this tovnIli like clear conscience the finder will doubtless return it to Mrs. A. .-.-....
 On Saturday morning, we had the first frost of the season. sa~ <.
 The camp-meeting which has been held in Peter Skiffs door yard for the week past was largely attended, each Sab- bath particularly. It is reported that nearly 1000 people were in attendance on the 18th and 23d. :
 Between 12 and 1 o'clock on the morning of the 18th, a heavy thunder storm passed over giving the country, general washing. H 4a E S
 -Messrs.a Haxton & Fuller are in camp near South Spectacle pond enjoying the products of the pond and camp life in general q EgcaFay
 Among the late arrivals we note MT, and Mrs. E. St. John, of Chicago Ill.
 REE EsMM tET&F Fs hE ts 2 IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-09-27
UntonyIllo.


 Some daring burglar broke into the de. pot, last Thursday night. and after scat tering tickets all over the floor made off with money belonging to the R. R which the depot agent reports to have amounted nearly if not quite three cents. beside damaging window to the amount of ten cents. Trains run on the road next day az usual. ''' Mir. J. A. Brown, proprietor of Farmer Hotel, while driving one night last week, managed to run into the carriage of Mir. Daniel Rourke. who in company with his wife was riding out. throwing out Mira. Rourke and injuring her considerably. Mir. Brown lost his hold of his carriage, but the ground did not hurt him. Both carriages were pretty we'll used up.
 3Fff" M. J.W.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-09-27

found It was certainly very mysterious. Only O1egcf the roll of bills was gone. Af-s ter, spending maly hours iu the search, Mr.. K. removed stand aud noticed one corner of the lost bill profuding from small mouse-lIole The little burglar had entered the apartment and succeeded in dragging the bill the whole length of the room to its hole, where it luckily caught on a nail The hole was so small that the bill could only be extracted in small pieces. The burglar is still at large, al- though the owner of the honse offers a large reward for his apprehension sr ee ess
 DsfersA oErUB ATTAcK There has nothing happened in Ne Preston which caused so much indignation as the attack which was made upon the Rev. Mr. Lancashire on Tuesday evening last by Watson Cogs- we'll. The reverend gentleman went to the Post Office during the evening after his mail and while in the office the attack was made in the following manner. w. Clemensand Lancashire were talking to- gether whom Nr. Cdgsweil came irf. It is' said that Mir. Cogswell came up directly in front of him and struck him a blow with his fist in the forehead. Mir. Lan- cashire would doubtless have fallen had it nor been for the connter At this crisis Dayton Burnham and w. Clemens inter ferred and Cogswell was not allowed to do further injury. No one knows why MT. Oogswen made the attack. 3E ,#3 4
 JUSTICE.
 TWe hear from other sources shat Mr. Lancashire had had some words with Cogswell, day or two before, about shooting small birds near the parsonage Y Cogswell had come from I.isefoid that day, drunk, and began taking again about the matter, when MT. l.. declined having any Conversation with him until he was sober, whereupon the assault was made. Cogswell was brought before Jus tice Ford on Wednesday. but trial of his case was adjourned. We hear that eCogs- t we'll is extremely penitent and desirous of making what reparation he can for the out rage, which is certainly one of the gross est ever committed even in New Preston. ED. ENo
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-09-27
New Preston.

IMPROVEMENTS. T. Soule and brother of New Milford have taken the contract to remodel the large house owned by Rev. Mir. Upson. It is said that the im- prOvements on the house will. be finished by January 1sk While the house is un. dergoing repairs. Mr. Upson and his fam fly will occupy the tenement house owned by H. w. Bolles The Garter House will also be enlarged this Fall. The worthy proprietor evidently thinks that larger house will pay him better than small one. He will also erect a new barn and other buildings. The prem isss will be improved around Cheere Point. which will present very neat ap- pearance. B. H. Beardsley has erected a fine row of sheds near his works whicn will be great accommodation to the public. E. J.Cable has been making fae improvements on his barn.
 YoUNG PEoPLR's MEET1Na.-These meet. ings are held weekly in the conference room. under the leadership of our pastor. He has taken charge of them since his labors began in this place. but am sor- ry to notice that many of young peopledo not attend. Every one should be pres. ent, for every time they are absent, they lose much that is interesting and in. structive. The leaders remarks were very interesting on Wednesday evening last. but there were hardly ten present :.
 AMUSING INCIDENT. "A very amusing incident occurred one night recently at the residence of H. A. Bennett. Mir. O.. 0. Kenney and wife, of New, York, were staying there for short time, and on the night in question they retired to their room at an early hour. Mir. K. took the precantion to place large' roll of bills in the heel of his boot. The outside bill happened to be ten dollar note. Ac. Acoriingly. after arranging his money care fully in the said boot, and thinking that no burglar could fad it. he with his fair companion Y retired for the night
 What was his astonishment in the morn. inR6o find the ton dollar bill gone. Search was made throughout the apartment, but no trace of the missing money could be