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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1877-09-01
The Sea Serpent Again.
From the Cincinpattj Gazettc.l

From the Cincinnatti GazetteF
The sea serpent is putting in an ap-
pSarance again. He has been seen off
Nahant, Massachusetts, favOrite
quarter. 1t is somewhat remarkable,
however, that he generally goes there
during the summer holidays, when his
presence might attract crowd of visi
tors to the beach. Lieut.. HAYNES. of
the British navy, an intelligent and un-
impeachable witness, not in leagne
with hotel keepers, also testifes that
he saw one of the creatures off Sicily
on the I'd of June, and made two
sketches of him. One shows a line of
fins just appearing above the wateE for
n length of forty feet The other de-
picts the head, which is bullet shaped
and six feet thick. The lieutenant also
says that the back of the serpent was
fifteen or twenty feet wide, and that he
was one hundred and fifty feet long.
The late Prof. Agassiz was of the opi-
nIon that the sea serpent really exists
and that his species survived from the
early geologic periods when monsters
were numerous.
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NOTICE OF wABLEAU.
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST. LAND RY
No. 1898.
ESTATE OF JEAN DrGAr.

N1ereits Alarla Castillo OF the parish Gf St
n aer marriage with Jean DueaI deceased, haying
il nled u tahlehu Of classification and annual
iitccoun! in! ~ The above estate, accompanied by
neE Pet4tloh praying for the hOniol0gatiOR Of
the same. VA
aud whereas the prayer of said petition has
oeen granted by an order Of court, bearing date
August 27th, IS77.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given tn all
persons Interested to make opposition to 5aid
lableau IN writing at my Office i'm the town ~
OpeioAsas, Within the time requiredb by law. WIN,
the SAID tableaH should not be homOl6gated a,tsI
confirmed. JAMES o. CHA CUEPT 'tS9a SIo,s safu
sept Lifts MIA
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DoGMATIc.-A Columbus (Ga.) col
ored parsOn discussed the dog law il,
this wise: YOu see, Use always KEEP a
dog, not SO much for de lub OBJ de dog,
but case he oversees de premises. Now.
Whedder it bo better to keep de dog and
be shot, or turn de dog loose an not be
shot, IS de painful question for de own
ef 90 dogs to scuss. Now, rudder had
tae dog race to become 'stinct than to
be shot, and consequently my dOg is
dead ant, there WON'T be any more fool
ishness bout him, an dis nigger am
saved to die Of a more healthy disease"
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Notice.

10000 first quality cypress shingles are 20.
CURED to roof the Franklin College br,jldIngs
quality. of shingles and deliver them on fhe
tfaniIin College grounds. will be received nm nm
10 the 29t4 OF September The lowest and best
eaSh' JOSEPH NJ. MOORE,
CHARLES n. EALEE
q JAMES II. HOUSTON,
c. G. SWAYIE,
Committee in charge Franklin Colfsge ,,,,,,o,.t,.
Sept 1-3t 7" PioP'i -
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The Chicago Tribune compliments
the south during the strike in the most
handsome manner, by saying:
We have not heard of any general
uprising of the whites of the South to
slaughter and eXteEminate the blacks
Waiie the North was engaged in putting
down mobs at home 1t may have oc-
CURED to some people that, for some
days past, the extreme South has been
the most peaceablc and quiet section OF
the country that it has had no emeutes
TO deal with that there have been no
assaults upon the transportation inter-
ests | tiia6 there have been no conflicts
between the authorities and lawiess
gangs of intimldat0rs that. in fact
outside the States of Maryland and
West firginia--which recognized Tho
authority OF the general government nv
invoking its aid, the Southern States
nave been IN position t0 tender tba
government their assistance. The first
state Which notified the president that
ft would respond generously to any call
Tor volunteers and furnish weH-armed
and equipped and drilled men for na-
tloilal service, was the State of Virginia,
anu the entire South has cyinced a
Iidetity 10 the government and Il respect
Tor law throughout this emergency
Wiaeh Y attest more pointediy than any
thlng that ilas occurred since the war
OF the restoration of the common senti-
ment OF nationality
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VOorhies Trahan, lodged in our parish
jail sometime since, by the Sheriff of
the parish of Vermilion, for murder,
was taken out by said officer, on Thurs
day morning last, and taken back to.
said parish to stand his trial.
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Millions of people are starving In In
dia and require bread to be- shipped
them. Russia ard Turkey confront each
other In deadly conflict, aud neither
wilIexport their usualamountof cereals.
California has endured a destructive
drontll and her surplus is cut down fully
rs per cent. France has not had d sue-
cessful harvest and will not have much
grain to spare. Some Provinces will
export, others will import, Sc. that what
she parts with will not overbaiance the
amount she buys. Germany and Ans
trO- Hungary will have considerable to
sell i but it will count little compared
10 the vast quantity America can offer
Consequently America is master OF the
situation and may make her own prices.
1T would be better and more prolita-
bic, to grow more corn, rice, etey for q q
hungry world, and loss cotton.fo for cater
pillars.
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Americans are apt to be scandalized
in Europe by the field labor Of women,
but we learn from the statements of the
special agricultural correspondent of
the Edinburgh Scotsman that in this
country, also, women are similarly en-
ployed. Writing from the great settle
ment in Kansas he says: The majority
OF those who have settled here within
the past two years are Russians; and,
they have reduced the cost of labor
greatly. They break prairie and plough
land at 5s. or Gs. per acre, which used
to cost rs or I4s; and for days work
Russian women charge only 25 cents,
OF is, and excellent workers they are.n
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The cotton crop, until recently, was
never more promising. In the last ten
days the caterpiIlars have done great
damage, and the end is. not yet.
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MARRYING HIS STEpGRANDroTHER

MARRYING HIS STEPGRANDMOTHER.-
This is an age of progress. James Par
ton. the biographer, married his step
daughter, John Downs, Of Nelson
county, married his stepmother, but it
was reserved for Dode Chesher, of Wal
toms Lick, Washington county, to out
strip them all in matrimonial feat.
Last week he married his grandmother.
Dode Chesler is twenty-five years of
age, a son of Rev. J. NJ. Chesher, the
well-known BaptistpFeacher, and grand
son of William Cbcsher. Some years
since the latter died, leaving a buxom
widow of forty summers, and nov
his grandson has done what probably
no man ever did before --marrY his step
grandmother.-ENelson (Ky.1 Record.
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We are glad to learn the State has
determined to establish a Normal or
High School, at0pelousas, and appointed
committee to take charge of the
Franklin College buildings and receive
bids for repairs of the same. The State
property on which these buildings are
located consists of 105 acres Of valuable
land. The committee thinks the prop
erty will be thoroughly repaired within
two months. See their advertisement
for shingles.Tn another Column.
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EOss9' Farms TO-. Sac.

one 9f thirty acres, one Of, sixty-fiye. one
ttiSnty, and tlS other of OIfS 'hundred and
f"f further particulars apply tQp
s.,,+ ,o THEO. nHACHERE.
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September strews the woodlands DER
With many brilliant color;
The World is brighter than before.
Why should our hearts be duller4
Sorrow and the scarlet leaf,
Sad thoughts and sunny weather;
All me, this glory and this grief
Agree not well together.
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There has been considerable sickness
in our parish lately, especially among
children.
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We publish to-day the list of jurors
drawn for the next term Of our District
Court. ..
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There now" said little girl, rum
nagIng a draWeri in the bureau, " Grand
pa has gone to Heaven without his
sDetacles 7
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We call attention to the Reimbursement
of four farms for sale.
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COMPELLED TO ADVERTISE. The man
has been found who could do all the
business he wanted to without adVer-
tising, and has been compelled toaadr
vaTti6e at last. He lives III E lOrida, aud
Ills advertisement IS headed Sheriff 3
Sale. Savannah News
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or HER SUBJECT

I4oSNoS, Aug. a. Tie Moscow cor
respondent of the Daily News writes
describing the effects of the WARM Rus
sin. The peasants arc TO be called off
to- join the imperial army from all di-
reetions. Wherever enc goes families
are mourning, because either father
or brother are nuder orders to start
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fast 4 gou please, but 90 down hill
slow.
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whereof we hereuntO afilx our
Is 2sth day of August A. D., 1877.
c. MAYO,
p. j. LEFEBYRE.
ID. pURIO,
JOHN SINTSTS,
JAMES o. CIfACHERE,
C1arLy
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JUDICIAL ADVERT9sRJgENTs
GmEE4EF,s SALE.

6 MEHgEE's SALE.
~
PARISH COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
No. 1853.
HENRY TRfCON FOR Use, sc. VS.. JOSEPH
D. LAFOND.
By virtue of g writ OF fieri facfas issued
ont Of the honorable Parish Court, in and for the
Parish of st. Landry IN the above entitled suit.
public auction 70 the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse q said parish, in the town of Ope-
Ieusas. on SATURDAY, the 1st day of SepteuHber
1879, ag Il o'clock A.. 81, the following des-
crtbed property, t0-wit;
A certain tract Of woodland situated on the
#eSl f9rk 0L Piaquelnine Brulee in said parish
OF 81 Landry, bounded north By Azerfu Ar
eeneaix, south by PauFu Arceneaux and east
ot laAds Unknown, continuing tiirty-fye acres
IerIns--fO % sold ml credit OF twelve
months, purchaser furnishing bond and security
according to law, and paying all costs and
taxes in cash. '--'
&. C. DCSON,
sept Sheriff OF the Parish of Sc. Landry.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

> LiSE Of Jurors.


Parish Of st. Landry.
BE il known that VIC, the undersigned mem
hers 0f the Jury Commission, did on this the
4StI day Of August A. d, 1877, meet at the
Clerk office in the town Of OpelOusas, parish
T of ST Landry for the purpose OF dra wing q
jury for the October term of Court Sth District
! Court, parish of st. Landry, under Section ..
Act a OF the regular session Of 1877, and all the
members being present. C. Mayo one Of said
/ members, i'll presence of the others, drew from
the general vcnire box one at time, the names
"t the following fifty persons to compose the
Grand and Petit Jurors. for the first week of
sad Court, commencing Monday the 22d day of
October A. D., 1917, II list of whom was then
and there kept by the Clerk of Court, James 0.
thachcre: and i'll our Judgment Il Jury being
required for the second and thTd week Of the
term. We then and there proceeded as in draw
ing the first fifty jurors, to draw thirty addi-
uonHi NAMES, to serve us Petit Jurors for the
second week. and thirty additional names to
serve is Petit Jurors ior the third week of the
term UI sad Court and We the Clerk and Com
mission did then and there place the names
drawn. as aforesaid, for each separate week.
III separate envelopes. and sealed aud ndOrsed
the same with the week, for which they were
respectively drawn. wi ch said envelopes, CON
tanning said names, wC"r then and there placed
10y MS i'll a jury box provided for the purpose,
which after dcpOsiting said names therein as
aforesaid. sealed and locked by lis and
placed in the custody Of the Clefk OF the Court
for use at the next term of Cour:.
list OF GRAND AND PETIT JTvP0pS E0T
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE DISTRICT CuuisT OP TIIR
United States for the District NJ Nevada
In The matter of +. q. HOFFMAN,. BANK.
rupt, IN Bankruptcy. United siAic- VI Amer.
lea. ! istrict VI Ntyada. a. A warrant IN hank.
ruptey has been Issued by said Court against
tho estate of y. a. Holman. Of Virginia,
county of N rev and State OF Nevada,
IN sald District, who has been duly adjudrcd
bankrupt upon his own petition And the
payment OF any debts and the delivery 81 any
property belonging to ssid bankrupt 10 him
or ~ bis uso> and the transfer Of any prop.
erty by him, are forbidden by law. A meet.
Ing OF the -crediiop Of said aLkiupt. 10
prove his debts and choose ono or more
assiRnees Of his sstAir. will be- held n =
Court of bankruptcy 10 b. holden ., virginia.
In said District. on the sd day OF July. A. u.
1871, al o'clock 2. ~, Of The once of X.
strother. Room No. 4 Odd Fellows ruildipg,
corner 81 q and Smith streets. me of the
Registers In Bankruptcy Of said District.
Cnited ststss ksphsi and Messenger Ia Bank.
ruptcy for kaLi District. Iyi0sd
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AssEssxEyB LEyIID.


DwOSpECr GOLD AND aILvkR
! MINING COMPANY. = Location of prin-
sipA place Of business. San rrsnsisco. CALI
fomia.
Location Of works. Gold nm District. s,orsr
county. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the nh day
% June, Isl. an assessment mo. ~ Of
thirty Cents per share WAS lowed upou
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States gold coip, 20 the
sscrvtary. a. The once Of the Company, koom
y Ne. I'D sAnsoms street. ban Francisco Cal
i.orniA-
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rsnAin unpsit o. the 71th day Of Ju y.
1871. win Be- sslinquent. and sdvsrtissd
iof GALE q pablo auction. and unless payment
70 made below Will Be sold on rUK-bkf. ths
itth day Of AuaasL is1I, 70 pay the d~slinQssnt
assessment. tcssther With eosts Of advertising
and sxpenses II Gale.
by order VI the Board Of Directors.
!. p. MOvRE, Secrtxry.
Omee-hoom .. No. 80 aansoms stssl, an
Frsneisco. California jsSesd
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sTocEnoIpfRs' MFFriHe.

Willow JACKET silvia MINING
Il conpsny.-Loestioa Of votks, oo.d Hill,
Nevada Principal plses q badpsss,. NAH
the Yellow ysekst silver Mining Company srs
hervby notified thai the Annual MEETING OF the
siockhoidsrs Of seid Company viii b held a
the once Of the Company. Main street. Gold
WI. siorvy county. stats Of hevads, on MON.
DAT the isth day of July, a. D. iSIT. % the
hour Of ! o'eioeh =. \. for the slsctioa Of nve
busin. - ~ nay Be- brsughs before aid meet.
Ing. Transfer books viii Be elossd on Tuesday,
IN, 10Th Of July. q 8 o'cioek ..
taos. O. rASLoR, President.
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,ru. BOARD on TRUSTEES OF GOLD NIL

il 10 Orialns
secriO> I. II shall - the duty % the Chlsf
Noe. OF any polie~ulan under his direction. 70 pul up
al IN. ,lsor sf any houss In th< tosn @ Goal
I'm wherein Q patient may - stek VI smAli-poxs
relics nA< iniis stiss th< pr~s~nes % the sail ds
xss<, Immediately upon ~ psing bfvaghtto the
knssl~izeo VI The sad Chisf " Police that any pr
~. tnhAbitinx such house 10 slek VI tbs sait tis-
,.ss thsrsln.
ssc. n No person shAl tear down % remoysthe
sellow nsx 40 put up as Aforesaid during The con
~tlnuancs of saSh disrase In such house or heusSA
spr. 4 n shall be the duty % the chief Of Poliee
10 awe such directions anil DOT sneh messurvs o.
la his Judgment may be neerssAry hr eleannnx.
nlInixaiinx AMI purifying any building % prsnstsr-
In which any person may have been IN of small.
~ h~iit., o.r,aplsi bs- xnd ~, ,lofhlnr Svru ~
- .o..ilf.ax u.i,Snt vh~u he Iusy t-xm n n~x-
...rs- m. ,x.-u~. Inquired in aiming Out In
ur.Si.lans ~ tkls sr<tloa shall - rad by such
small ON p.il-pi. or his ie<ai Fsprvs<utstiss o. IA
,asn u~li.ut te 4 inAui-i wonaan ss tniuof. then b.
I'M. hn.hanl tsrsnt 70 susriian. A Inc csss may
-. M nsr.en .ttruiiux upou mr. othsrvl-
49, .snn,.ss lii snx ,.s.., .dsra.si -,,h
s~.il,.,s In sneh a NAME st 40 sueh an sIt.nt 4.
~ ,.ssi,r him nshi, TO sommanIssie he iiss..-
shAl g. up,u any paens s.r-et es many v.y mln'
r- Win sith pe.pse soa AnrS,eu WIN We ol.sAsr
stc.A Nsp~r.ou snail rsutose = stnsnryoN ~.
tl~nt roin any hsusr 80 place vahih ne un.tsos
T,as,,.s.r t,h,,f ~ rolir,.
Nc 4 n. v~r.op nan remove nom sny buihi.
,ns - prrmi.-s .ny I-i or bssiilIG u.-i by, or AMI
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Aud In accordance with law. ana an order
Of the Board Of Difectorr. made on the ash
day OF Nay. ISL. 20 many shares OF each
parcel or such stock - may be necessary
will he sold II public AnctiOn. Of the onacs
IL. San fraHci,co. California, on THURSDAY.
the 18th day. q July. ISL. a. the hour oil O'Clock
p. \. OF said day, 10 pay said delinquent assess.
ment thereon, together with costs Of adyeftis.
ing and Expenses OF the sale.
PRANK MOVER. SECRETARY.
Ofnoe-No. eos California street. Room 10.
Nan Francisco. California. jy7td
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N,Ew Yonx MINING coMrANY.

NEW York MINING COMPANY.
~ locst.Jn oi principal place Of business.
san Francisco. California,
Ioesiiono I work.. Gol nm. Storey county.
Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. thai at . meeting Of
the board u Directors. held on the itih DAY Of
dune. ISL. an azse~sment ia. I'D of fifteen
Gents per share Was levied npon the new capital
-,ost oi the corporation, 4 In proportion upos
each . 4 every OIL share outstspding. psy.
able immedisisly. In uLit.i states god
coin. to the SECRETARY. NJ the o1nee OF The
Company. Room n Hsywarl'r building. Sls
California street. Nan Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid ou the seteutesnth day OF
July. ISL. will be delinquent, and saver.
tised Tor ale Al public auction. and unless pay
msnt 10 made before, will be cold on Mon
DAY. the -iith day Of August. 1871, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together With ea~ts Of
advertising and expenses of sale.
~ order of the board Of Dlr~etor..
u. 4. THUMAs. secretary.
Once Room No. n Hay " ari's Building,
M en- CALIFORNIA; s,re~,. san Francisco. Call.
fornia- JEST
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sTockRolpERS' MtEiNa.

TIE ANNUAL NETTING or STOCK
I hYtd~n o: the Rock falAnd Cola and sIlye,
Mining Company will b hsid q the once Of
r ;,lh SSaf.I &. IL ,I;h 'i IA s.i, e &: s :sc:. q ?,
o'e,eek ,. 4. Cor the parposs Of slectins /
Board q Din csorsto ssrvs for the susaing ear
and transacting any other business properly
coming bsfors The MEETING Trsasfsr 6ooki
cloesi 90 the IN, en- afssr ths Annual Nsst
ms. J. ". CLARK. Secretary.
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poo TAGS,

At NETTING or riH B0ArD OF
n Trustees OF The Town az Cola mn, ieLl
June II. 1871. the Town Afanh.l was Instructed
70 slect . suitable ~loeatitn for . Dog Pound,
Ne was also Instructed 10 strictiy enforce the
iaw risiitr 20 Dogs running at large within
will be Impounded. Tags can he procured by
application ca the Town MArhal.
@ Q. 6TkvENsVs. President.
W q. HypE. Secretary. ip7I "A
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GOODMAN GOLD Ann SILVER

NJ MINING Lora'iOn VI pfin.
Cd, d place of busins -. Virginia. nevada
Location Of works. Gold Hin Mining District,
stor,y eoa ~. SevGla, and silver City Mining
Disirie,. Lyon county. Ssvsds.
Notice 10 her by given. thai II . meeting oil
The Board of Trustees. held on the Iih day Of
July. A. ID. 1871, an assessment CNo.-s) OF Two
C-etp fScl per sharc was levied upon the capt.
TAI stock " the corporation. payable imne-
diately, In United saie- gold eotp. ~ the rec.
tetary, Of the once OF the Company. q the
Court RON Of rnsina. Noees, lrq.i corner ol
b and Tsyior str ets. Virginia, Ne vada
Arr stock upon which this asssesuieat snall
~maln unpaid on Thundsy. the 9Th day. Of
Ausnst, isTi, will be d-ilnquent. and advertised
Cor sale at public s%asiion. and nn,sss psynent
10 msds befsrr win be sold on MONDAY. the
ivth daS Of September. A.. d. 1871. 70 PAY the
d-siinquent assessment. togvther with costa u
Advertising and expeuscs of sals.
uv order OF the Board OF Trustees.
L II. HAStlNoe eecrtafy. =.
Onaos al Justice Courtroom. corner y and
r,yicr streets, Virginia. Nevada. iva
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TAKE NOTICE.

N0 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
All persous owing money 10 the late nrm
Of WHITE BRorHKRs are hereby essiioned
not 70 pay any bills 10 any one except 70 q. 4.
WHITE. 81 Wade 4 Nssshaii's store, 0r TIA
undersigned. All bllls due must bs raid within
,niny days. or lreai proo'sdiSs. yin T. is.'i.
'n Goia Hin. mi, 4. ,s,7. i EsG '%
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oISsoluTIoM OF coPARIHERsHIP.

nHE ooPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
i es,sine between A. ,. Bendsf and William
II. .Or,er. An keeping the Nevada Hotel. Lower
cod HiIl. 10 this dav dissolved By mutual con.
seut. M, Opcr will continne the business q
ina ola stsnd, and 10 fully Authorized IN settle
sII iisbiiItIes and collect all accounts due 10 the
OH arm. All psn,ns indebted viii. pleGss
H. A. j. BENDER
wM. q. oRsKR.
Gold nm. July 10. 1877. jyis im'
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OYYIcE OF TIKI CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company. ssn Francisco. California. July
fth, tsT.--sts meeting Of the Beard 81 d..
rectors Of the above named COMPANY. held
this day. . dividend mo. 49, Of Two Dcllars per
shsss was declared. payable sn n MS1d y.
~ @. p. GORDON, Secretary.
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nAIrex soLD AVID sILvEs

DAYTON GOLD AND slLvEn
MINING COMPANY. Location OF 2rin-
elpA, plsee of business, san francisco. Csh
fanla.
Lnra,,or % ~orss. Ds,n's Gate District.
Lyon eoaLtv. Nevsda.
N.siee 10 hereby given. that 81 = meeting Of
The hard 90 iirrCtnrr. held ON the 3th day of
July. IN, an assessment NE. - OF Fly Ctnis
fTfj per share wss levied upon the capital
,urk Of the corporation, payable Immediately,
10 Iiniied States god coin. io the SECRETARY.
Al he once of The Company. Noon 10. ~ Nay
Ssri'. nuililns, Ma. an California street, San
Irnpeisco. California
Anv sock upon which Uni. assessmens snsn
is.1. ssiI 10 delinquent. and advertised Toe sais
N pnb.,e auction. and unles. p.ym.nt 70 made
h.snrv WIN BE- sold on THURSDAY. the ihif.
t,slh cD.h, dag Of Ausnst. is5I. 10 psy the
,s.I,,onent sssrssmeut. together with eosts %
..Iy~r,Isins and sxpenses Of sale.
~ order Of the Board Of Directors.
W. +. DIAN. SeeretiU.
one~-Room 10 Hayusrd's buildins. ~. civ
c,iif ria strsst. ess ffsneisc,. California
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OIpIcE OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
Mining compsay, San frsrtisco. July 7,
the above named Company, held this DAY. a
dividend tho. 81 Of Two ~ Dollars Ier pbars
was declared, payable OF. Saturday. July Itih.
Trsnsfer hooks closed unf Monday, July iCih.
iY2 A. IA. HAYENN Kscnian-
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.

~ MONDAY. July Str. II. y. RlKIa
~ viii opsu . PnivArE SCHOOL In The old
Grammar school Baiidina. Day eiass for chill
DR. d evening e'sss tor ID Ire. instruetion In
eommoa and higher bfanehe-. Isrms-psy
schooi, N . week, Nxht Shool. IS = month.