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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

VIRaISIA SAVINGS BANK.-P,r the half
rear ending with june 30. isf7, a DIVIDEND
hiss besu declared 81 the rate Of twelve per cent.
Per a sssu@ "a term ssposi,s, nd 1.ne per s.st.
ah,s o. and MIR July :. ISL.
III In A. W. WHITE. Secretary.
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%sTockHoIDERs' MEFTINo,

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH
Calhoun Gold and Silver Mining Company
will BE- held 81 the once Of the Company fihos.
a.sliaeheris ONO. Gold Hin. on SATURDAY,.
b.. TuRhAN, sscrstayy,
Gold Hill, June -, ts11. Js3B "a
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DELINQUENT SALES.
CUCCOR MILL AND MINING

- COMPANY .-Loealion Of principal place
Of business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hin Mining Dis.
trict. state OF Storey county. Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the FOL
iowlng-described stock, on account Of asse-s
ment (No. III leyied on the 2sth day OF May,
1877. the several amount set opposite the
nance OF the respective shareholders, =,
follows:
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"s.'.. ~. srurtc". ...b5t.. ~ 80. q o..
And In accordance with law. and an order ~
ue board OF Dircetor. made on the 25ih
day of May. 1871. 80 many shares of each
parcel OF such stock n may be ncoessary will
he soid at public %suction, al the once ~ tho
Company. NJ: Gus California sir ct. Room No.
70, San Francisco. California. on TlluIisDAY,
the 10Th day of July, 1871, nj tbs hour
81 10 o'clock n. of said day. 10 pay said de-
linqucnt assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of tie rale.
fhANk MOVER, recfetary.
Ofiee-So. Gus california street. Room IL,
Nan Fnneisco. California. ixata
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70 r A e!

THE FOLLOWING PiAcAnDs ARE roR
i sale 81 this Ouscc.
..Rosms To Lst-"
.~Furuished Rooms 10 Let"
Yor SALE Inquire 81 -.
..To La" Inquire of ---
..rhis Properly tar sais."
sThis House and Lot Tor SALE
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lPa'sed May J., isI7.l
OF COLE

TuR BOARD or TRUSTEES or GOLD
L HIN do ortsin:
sEcTInS l. u shall be the duty ~ the Town Mar
shsi to take and have ia. control and management
81 all eistsru., rr-stN olrs. pip~S, hy,irahts AMI prop.
stty i~louging 10 the Water Works of the Town ol
,ioll lin, suhject 10 the oniers ani requirements Of
the boari at Trustees. AMI Ia N. provisions OF Sec
tiou two of this ordinance.
ssc. ?, The Chsf Engineer or Assistant Eigineers
at the firc Department of the Town of Golt I'LL
shall have th. eontrul and uS- of The water In sail
ci.iefns. reservoirs. pipes anil hyitsnts tof IRE pnf-
poses. but shall not Use sali water Tor any ether
than nt- purposes. anal As NECESSARILY %rrsluifei tor
the usc of the companies unisr hls or their charge.
sac. I. ANY p-rson who shal In anU Wise inter
fcr with the Town Marshal. or any person or i~t.
sons In his employ, In th. discharge Of his duty a.
T~inlrsi BY this Urlinahce. or ~ho shall In any way
interfere with or apply 10 any Use whatever, the
all slstsms, reservoirs. pipes. hydrants or any Other
thlps i-longing IN sai waller works, or make Use oi
any ~ the water therein. except As provided in thi.
IN Any tuni mol less than twenty dollars nor mor-
of payment theteoL. may b. Imprisoned In the town
I.ii at the rate Of one hay for every two dollars OF
such nne anal costs.
src. Z. All ordinances AMI parts ofO niiDAnces In
conniet with this Oriinanc. are hereby repealed.
~, u. DAUCllf.
President of the bosri Of Trustees
of the Town of GvlI lliu.
Attest, wM. IIY. D0ANE.
Clerk of the Beard.
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And In accordance with law. and an order
OF the hoard Of Directors, made On the 7th
day Of June, is77, 20 many shares OF earn
parcel OF such stock A. may be necessary VIII
bc sold at public auction. At the ofice q he
Comrany, looms 3 and q. No. Sa Mont
gomery street. San Francisco. California. on
THURSDAY. the sd day Of Aneusf. 1871. a the
hour OF q o'clock r. \. OF said day, To- pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costr Of advertising and expenses OF the sale.
VIM. n. WATSON, Secretary.
Oniee-Rcoms s and @. No. 3o3 Montgomery
street. Nam Francisco, Oalifofnis. lylttd
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And In accordance with law and an order
Of the Board Of Directors. made on the 2sth
dav Of May. 1871. 81 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock ~ may he necessary will
be sold At public anciion on FRIDAY. the
20th day ~ July, 1871. al the hour Of I O'Clock
p. ~. OF said day. 10 pay said delinquent assess-
ment thereon. together with costs OF aiveftis-
ing aud expenses Of the sale.
CifAIiLks Y. HANLON. Secretary.
O~nice-Room Z. No. Ca Montgomery street.
IAN Francisco. California. Jystd
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An ORDINANCE % Deaas t~hs'DstisSsf
street INSPECTORS, fer The Rssulatisn
sfthe sswers, Drains, VAULTS strsess,
Alleys. sidswaiksasd Public ssuares,
ssa 20 Prehibit their Obstruetiss.
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cEND $50. TO O. 2. RowELL q 90
- New Yosk. fsr Pamphlet. OF 100 pages. COO
tanning lists Of 5000 ~Sewspapsrs. and estimates
shoving cosf Of advertising. mrif
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Attest

Ia motion, Oniinance No. ~. a. read. was passed
BY "a. following vote; Ayes = Trustees Cartck.
1yrrrli. stri.lens and President Daichy, hbsent-
Trustee Ogg. WM. Mi. DOANE,
C1erk of the bosri.
Dated Goii nm. April ~. is.I. ~ 3lw
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tPssscd Nay !, ls71.l

AN ORDINANCES 70 Provide for the
P~revsstiss asd K~xtiasuish.sns 81
Fires.
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DOU0LAHA
4 MINING

~ EOR0E DOU0LARa MINING
VI COMMUNICATIONS OF principal place
Of business. ran Francisco, California.
Location Of works, virginla Mining District.
Storey county. State Of Nevada.
Notiou.-Thore are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing-descrtbed stock, ON account Of Asress-
ment mo. ~ levied on the nrt day Of May,
1871, the several amounts set opposite the
nance o fthe respective shareholders. Asiollows;
Names. No. Certif. shr. Amt.
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AtissI

On motion. 0rilnancs No. W, ~ rial. WAS passed.
and President DAuehy. Abssnt-Tmsiees Tyuell
and stephens. NM. ny. pOAS.S.
Cicfk VI the Boari.
Dated uslI I'LL, MAY 4, lsGT. ma l~
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Published hy .uths.lty u the nosni q, Trustees of
0shi HILL

Az ORDINANc. 10 Provide Ter the
OrsnaizatIea. Ressist,ss, E~ssabiish-
msnt. I.scaiiss md Di.sssalns 81 Fire
and iisse Csapanirs Ter the Town Of
Geld lllil.
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And In sccordsnce with law. and IN order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the asth day o.
May, 1871, 20 many shares OF each parcel
OF such ptoct - may be necessary Will %
Company. Rooms 8 aud o, No. 3El Montgomery
street. on THURSDAY. the 2sth day Of July.
1877. at the hour az 2 O'Clock p. n. OF said day.
10 pay said delinquent assessment thereon, 10.
gether with costs Of Advertising and vzp~nses OF
the sale.
WIN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Once Rooms s and O, No. S3 Montgomery
street. San francisco. California, Iy1td
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
0RDlNANcE:N0. 90.
An ORnINANCl

Published By authority Of the roari Of Trustee.
Of Gold Hill
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ORDINANCE NO. o..

Published by authority Of the lioani II Trustees Of
uoli HUI
An OR DiNANCE TO Prehibit the itsnnins
at Large Of IIsgs. Goats sud Cows
Within the Cooperate Limits Of the
Town Of tioid Iiiii.
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fowS ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. ss.

tPubiishsd BY authority Of the Board Of rrus.
tees Of Coli HILL
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TN motion. Oriiuancs No. ". - wal. WAS pss~i
W the fslls~its vote; AYES Trustees Csntck.
vSusll. stsphshs asi iresAisnt nsushy, .As-snt-
Oxg. WI. nN. pOtNE
uuNll llnlk II The lkalnI
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TN u,s,a.a. Oriinanos Ne. e, q. r.si. ~ss pas-~t
b. the GAiawiag vote; ASe-rus,~e> tsrttek.
nsx ssi President Dandy. Absent = Trustees
rNusl and S~isph-ns
wM. nv. DOANr.
Cssrs VI the Basrt.
p.l~i G.li IIiL Nsy l.is7. my5is
, 1877-08-02

Of ,tranepnrtng 1lo,,tnanian army corps
arro*s ,hc D,ntbc, the Prince was on the rt''nt
of having hfe own way, and u he has really now
given MI his cherished ambition, tcnarfofs na he
il, hc must have hail very coGcnt reasons Tor
70 doing. lie has Just fWcn making a
tur If inspection ot, the Danube, and tt
1ooka vcrY much a. II II wAs wint hc saw
md heard on this OCCASION which Hny have coH-
Vtnccd him that his arrnr, on tho whole, WAS
not In fncn state Of preparation a. to en-
courage him to undertake SO hazardous ttep
ss the crossing Of the river. 4 great deal hns
doubtless been done IT, organize and Improve
the Kotlrnnnian army within the Inst ten wears:
It hns gained n good deal In efficiency hNl
eotfIe1ly qualities, number OF young and IN.
tc11gcnt officers hare been added to Il. but afl
tnis is ona comparatively small scFtc. Although:
a. In other European armies, the systcm ot
reserves and territorial militia has been IN
trM!ucrsl, It Il probably more ahnvc than under
The mark to rcckon the number of men who
might he called soldiers Mt from 25,tk0 To $1,000
Hn,l tho Turks invaded fson1nnnla, the rest
world rEobaby have done their duty also In &c"
Tending their country; hut ns iot campaigning
on hnstiic ground they Xt1td not he nllich
shove the level Df Turkish lrfGs'llnrs, and wUuh!
form rather MI ncumbrancc than MI addition ol
strength. On seeing all this with li[s own eyes,
the Prince mar well have asked HIMSELF as
MANY 0f his test officers who were on the ep0t
have sione pycr anil nrcr agatn. what tAnEblc
military Or notitical result could snrh Rouna-
nIan fDrce uf even ii, ,UM ,ncn obtain IN face uf
Ntdin with garrison almost Or quite equal In
Strength.
, 1877-08-02

ca.tic reply to Mr. Cotton yesterday morning.
with permission to show it In the Mayor: :"
regret TINT Tie Mayor ferris sore. hut grcat
well 70 throngh whit II lla* hut week without
having toro spp,s all over #. The thing 1do
now Il to tic them mp and let them get we'll"
Oitawn,, Crcston, and other points
on tho tnhl.llc unt central divisions
Of lowa, were the Inst ones to enino to terms.
who were led to hold out through the influence
OF others, but tho leaders will t}nd themselves
permanently ont Of work.
Dispatches wcEe received at tho office q tho
mere Il Ohio Nallroad Yesterday stating that tho
road ia now open at all points, and that hc can
begin to dlspat.h through ircight.trafns.. sev-
crai caytly.loalcl freiK Kht-trains left this city
The embargo IN the freight bu,iness Of tho
1tlttsburr, Fort Waync 4 Chtugo Railroad Inns
all rolnte. and began e dispatch through
Waync held out until 1 o'clock yesterday s[fcr.
npnl They held meeting a1f day yesterday
tu decide upun the course 10 pursue.
The proceedings were very inharmo1ltous, n
thelt intention TO 70 to work. no matter what
action was taken by the meeting. The result
was n general brcak.up. md most Of the ine',
eurrcnlctcd Internationally and reported fot
Which was received herc ut i o'cltck Inst even.
fnE: "strike broken. Men have surrendered
Internationally. Freight trains commencing to
move Ia two hours. T.. u. tiUnliAM,
"Superintcrtent.h
The situation on tho Lake 5lurc Il Michigan
Southern remained unchanged lust evening. the
strikcrs ut Cleveland and Elkltart stu refusing
to aIlow freight trains to pass those points,
a,i u uotIcc posted at, all points TN tho road
where there s apy difficulty, Informing t!icslncn
, 1877-08-02
DETROIT ITEMS.

DETROIT, Mich, aug l.-ILc state Atllcrs'
Association to-tlly asaesscd carh run Of stone tn
each aour-tnilI III the State ~ tu tight tho
Cochran process suits, 81 to 10 paid TO the
Sat{oaal Association. the balancr to bu retained
to fight auy suit which may be brought ln
Michigan.
Emancipation.Day was celebrated bY the
colured military unl Knights T#npl4rs with ,
paradc, . grand pisnse u aftller's GaFdsu, and
excursions gu ttle river.
daY began Its career =. y Nattotlul Bank With all
III. otilcers VII, served it during Its years of
exist:uco II eGate baEk.
TINS Meeh2uA:s' Sueiety tonight gave IT.
Nen'i Christian Association. II u valued It
about $1,000, and Ia the accumulation VI thirty
JearH.
, 1877-08-02

We would Nay In regard 70 tue braketnen and
6rcmcn Of tho north ctid Of this road that they
have moro miles to run aud a much llafcr
pIeec OF road to yet over, mud VIC wou1l wish
both tlretneu and brukclncn OF tlMt division to
ret el.75 per day. 1t was explained that Tho
wages OF tnen only 70 on for time actually c.1s-
ployed, no 7ay being allowed for thv tfule o.
cl,picA by men In going frun ttlcif homes along
the llue TO points where they ara called by thn
companies. This applies u all classes Of c1n-
p'oycs. These trips arc taken gratu'tously by
employees.
, 1877-08-02

- &5.A
CHICAGO. aug. i.-hchs atoo-ht u eno
"labor prohlcm," l have learned some facte
about " socialism - which may bc of interest
,,.t ,,or Socialists first appeared In this co.,.
!us' wv" ,..,. ~ .,ss fn,a-,a,ta,ni rhov
.fy ~ ula"e" =. ..o s,"e'. ..'a.. '...,, .;sa
failed to win popularity. Since thct', with tire
less energy, their chiefs have worked to Win
over the crowd, several time. changing their
"'oAe' W o'ta""so" .,'',s @ 1.,".r' Tt,s 49,,
cries. ahu even tlle'r Platforms Inc nist
change was brought about by thcr natural DC.
sire to rid themselves Of tho incubus Of tho
r;r,.nch Co,nnunlst. and Frecloyers, who Ind
',r,"-..,,,~I,, ro,,o,, ororrt thc rcd tf,o Thcir
uhncsHatns'Y ta!"su aiouu t"I 'eu .sr, r. ,tas,.
latest essay, anu most popular, 10 Ahc "olR3
ingmcn's Socialist Political Party,"-an assueil-
t,nn to affect 1cuslation in tic interest OF tho
nro1ctar,,t rio underlying nrlncinle. at
p'o.e'"'"s, ~. '''s,,,,as. .mu 10y. r. ..s.aa ~.
1hS iaose".oHt "Hy w se''e" ~
sure to 20 asfeed 10 DY every
farms. ts hurtful, II lcrra]cs and inraoacitates
1..,s !. t"s,,,,r.,4t, ,,o;n. H. ,v1,k1r,,v,o,,
Sc "a, roa r,,r, ~. to cnn, n,,,mItw
t r waot m Mot ca, orGa cm.ycs so smrn n
We. s.ates ~ ~ ~ s ,a;s y scix liz si"iI.1s
,ieos Of sno tas,s Ar: . SscGu sos,aa.s
nare eoc @ " ,a, .no ~ lI"te e'iAt ,n snaao
;str!Sss" ais i;q1ttal y tae working s!s.s, .
" and an m o csnrt s roPns they
q sarvr VII A tIcn H. yn M sav d Soa
~ ~ eueNt ~ .st.Gs ~ t.~'s -. si ,..1
tsts eneouraSo ofca3t. % .snan n,aht io ~ ~
ttat. soho tnu ako " o,o,r 81 s' th" 1i;asn1 n sI
IEtctStua'. St ~" ~ ei w. oonte,t..s iii
Laoot sanEua1a ~ eaa. ~ ~. a.s,'.a '
ourselves hnnt Jul aIo" ~ ~" ti, 1o.as,
eity altnort.ga eseM n.es oui .1aa. cGs,nS", =,
Whi!e Io pc9Hcs ca's 'o .;:asast. i9a nv ~
~ cter!ca! uHtt.nes aH1 .a1s ..i.am,sr, ~
ona couIso tus'.atus. 49,; so samo ta. t. AZ ~
ogeay ~ t'aa snttinH ~ tc.,r # oTi or1snn.
s - ~ H., ,sa xfsrtnM se ddas.rtant" ~ s,,r
lIhe u, tt1s 9tEs to t.an ,-.n,,as " .,'.
sLtc ~ AA!1lE taGt pt n.,H .J1eaf w. in.se
m ,n.o notoe.S ,,sh,eitdcs tnes iii ar o,;at
Dy aaanoss'ss, sn.t ~ ,i. as; o,1
~ So @ ia'E" th rsa,, sS aso, au ~.
one WHEEL uoes ~ .o -. ssy t,o K'1as aro H. H.
tcrests so.iu u. ~ .nsI tsscs ,a.i5 n Il;
aasnr ,,. " .ns, M ~. ~ awo- i".s IN do,,'t
v,as ~ ap antog Nv s, -. 9i,o i,oad ~
Kuow Mah ~ su t.ss ~ 49, H. ,,iot.
tae soett 'nf ecas s uut r"-itt,, tuv
" tn9 East a1o Euf ~ ~ saSa . ~ .4,s
LG{ usean; ~ stno, u a. .Mo ~ "net, L., rn.
snn' sta1yc ~ mn. ali, ~ nuM - @ ~ ~, .,,t,,ir =
Dut tney na1u too a., 91 ~ - .,,,1,s
| sua9eA ulstuinE W ~ "1a!tn nu"'u ~ naHns !.
ott incalculanle Hatl. nut LEY Gs5tauJ ~ ~
Wat 70 llse sne tfauosna', & =. ,s
lne pIohts - tao monM .. ~ ~ S' iAn ao ~.
eNen h!u', a'a Ivy ~ w" ,..a. =. uu ..ht,, ~,
20 nIlh9 tno "c1tlEs VI H.. .,t. a.,a ~
ieacn VI III: - HtEs" ~ sat .,c eu'e asr..,s
ne aot'e "AnuIi f."'nK IT.. ost y. so ia xssrn1
Eent y e ,.,n n1t, ,oo = y a"n1ci t. " II
, 1877-08-02
WHAT TuH wKtTKHh AOAp& PAT.

WHAT TIN WktTkHN R0Ab& FAYt
fsdaQ4epo.as Eosrk.pqn4sncs GIacjaaaH Guxamssrfat
The Committee OF Arbitration met III ronfer.
enec with committees Of strtkesa m The Council
chaus ter to-day, aud received from them seized
ulea Of the waYcs paid on tbs respective FoaIs,
together with comparative statements showing
wages paid In lss3s aud wages asked. A. tbs
statements are given In compact shape, and real.
ly embody toe frat reliable Information Oh a
question of great interest, tho Coma.<resai re-
produces them cuttre, with accompanying cx-
ulsnAttQu6, ss follows:
, 1877-08-02
SUICIDE.

8pectat DsspateA 10 7As 7ttsuA4,
HExAsHA, Wis,, Aug. 1.-Aliee tifsen, alias
Maud, VII ipuatu nf u house Ut ilt-faLAe kept by
Nell kousc, co,ntal1ted suicide last u.euipx by
takius an ounet aut hull oi taud.uuL. A
tAtAi1xn Maa summoned, bQt 1t MX3 NsU Late.
, 1877-08-02
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Aug lime oi inc most es1Fnoi-
dinasy f'tt'nas o. .ne !oaee oi commons 's
now rrocecd'ne' inc House aseemplen NJ
O'Clock Yesterday Afternoon, ana pc.ote ,'aa
gone INTO tonsehtion On ING oou9n Hlltan Hon'
federation p''4, 10 "fch tne'c 'ae uee"' A. esets
stage long aaa peFs'sIent oot1e"e1'ons " Fas'
nell biEeeF' and o'onne'f' oeaa'o'a'F ~, ~.
h'steu ~ one uf t"o "tne. u'sn'os's' lne
etru.e.e 'as'eo 't1oue"oas 'nc "no's AlEur ~.
anu 'ea 10 numerous sse''Ge a''.. .ttssse' te ~.
""se'"''.e"t s'-'c nc.c' ...so w. .,
o'et' ue1'o'"'ta ~ 'e ,....,. s,...,,o
,tA'e ,us euppI y. s's ..s1s0 ~ ~. -.
=. p'",o,s:" ~ 'e'a' ".1.',,t,. go. 80.
las' '''ehs ~ ,e.uiu ~ .n , ",,,s senss
cn'nc w a',' = ~, 1ua w.. .s,s. .rhs
"esn 1eusseu a. .".s .t.s,nnsS. 49, Ma,.,
20 sn' ~" ".,..no.tsat... a,.oon,tn,oa
s,ouI NV" su' =. On ~. ~, 80 .,s,.,
astsc 1p.o' an'A ".,.. ~ ,,s,". ,s u ~ osaaa. .u
p'e'se ~ eol'lA'4's, a'n"o' '4'"'0o'e "a 'A'e1''
The scene tnfougnnut WIS ahi1na@eat a1so
tomctsrnes stormy. Within recent history there
has been no parallel to this sitting. The uollsc
nf Commons rat tvcnty five hours On the Slay-
,rv rtnanrna,;on hi]l. Int mt m nccount of
t,s ..na'ispAA'on o"'' 'uS INV W ">>'3A' ~
distinctions
The House then proceeded to
TAKE ur OTHER pit1s.
4 A1,a .,i..-,..t., ~ &Ln
a 7ao'entheene 1oHo.ea IN tne ulAeuss'on ol 1ao
3ulicasuse Vi Ireland bull, caused by PaFnell,
1lome-Kule member for Meath. Dur-
anp last nfpbt's tliscuesion Htr Staf-
I..d na..,oato Ch.,.,,,or - .ha r..,,o,,.
Ao'o WI '"sos, Sna"e.o' ~ s"o
uer. declared that the toscrnment intended
to pass tho bill Il they Ind 10 sit Through Tic
VACATION, Upon this John O'Connor Power,
,1itcr,1 ,ccmimr for Novo county. WIN ha,l h.c,'
',.-N.ss ~ .ts M rss.N-s"t ~ .,..is. s.s.ss.s,',
s"aac A"a' " sno ta~t.e'+ e"H' FLA
the government With having organized cota-
epiracY to crush tho Irish members. Immcdi-
ptcIy TIM Hn,1so WA in A turmoil The Chair
, 1877-08-02
THE WEATHER,

Wuu1Noros. d. G., Aug. ~ g. m.--For the
Upper Lake segton, northwest to southwest
"inls, falling, followed by rising barometer,
oolrr, clear, OF partly cloudy weather.
LOCAL oelxkyATi0kt.
EkICAln. Aug. l.
, 1877-08-02
ROME.

THE P0FE'a CONDITION,
NoME, Aug. t.--The unea6iness Ia regard TO
the Pope'a health has been revived. He has
seen only Cardinal 4lmciom and his own do
sucst!.s for five days. Cardinal NIono Slorza's
ri:allycs of succeeding Pope PIus improve daily.
, 1877-08-02
FRANCE,


CAssAGHAc AND Tus BoNAPARrlsTs.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-M. Cassagnac, replying to the
letter of The Bpnapartist Committee, refuses 10
acknowledge the Commitier's authority, and
ordinate Itself 10 the needs OF Frunce, to cou-
sIn itself aud walt, u Will never be restored.
, 1877-08-02
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop Of tho Bas1apafina 1scsolvsnt cotnmunt
tNtes thEGngt the U:uOd, hwcu Urue and other tn!ds
anu julces system vRor Ut te for Il prepasea
ssrufuia, Syphilis, tonsutnton. HlandulAr Dlteate.
Ulcer. 10 llin Ihr.mt Mguin. rMlnnrA E0des 70 tIo
II,shatxcs rum tas Es!. and ZIG WON'T totm.af
istnR Wnfn,. suit hhrMai., Eryttpcas. ,Acmc. Daek
sputa Worm! In tho Frsh. 1nilo!s. Cancers ~ tks
Tie Of hia won.er Of modern c.3emi:Hy
either Of these fors Of dscasc ia potent torer to cure
thftn, ......
ana deconposi1lon that hrs continually GroxTeattnE
with now ,ascEtal nadn from healthy 0luod-And this
tho assaartlltaa vii! al dues scctt-a Curr II Ger.
o And sgsccsIs IN d'mlnl:'tnK the los* q
nstient wltl tel himss sisoEcI tic food diss,tas
bcttcr appetlts improving. aud fesh aud weight ias
crtas!IK.
rrlrdtai agents tn the clru Ut Chronir scrofHiaut
Cnsjtutioual and skin dlseascs but Ia Tho Outy
ltaYG Cut6 for
, 1877-08-02

Maximum Thermometer. ": ulininusn ~.
GENERAL ORsEHyATIONA.
CHICAGO. Aug. i-AldofRht.
, 1877-08-02
First division t04 miles, and requires from ten
to fourteen hours to mako the run, a.tl Is calfcd

Head swfte1lmen, hclpcrs, and ffemcn are
pcr week, the average days wnrk being twelve
hours. Car rcpatrers ora working but eight
hours per DAY.
Middletown transcript., 1877-06-02
A Man without a Name.
WHY CHARLES VAN MASON FAILED TO
MARRY.

The saddest story l have lately heard
had its catastrophe precipitated by the
vote of Governor Kemper, of Virginia.
Ex- Governor Smith was a member Of
the last House of delegates from the
county of Fauquier. and early in the
recent session he introduced bill with
this curious title: Declaring the name
of Charles Van Mason" Afterward,
when the bill was reported and came up
on its 6rst and second readings, ex-
Governor Smith explained that one Of
his constituents was man without a
name" Both his parents bad died
when he was an infant, leaving him a
waif and an estray in the county, de-
pendent upon the bounty of the benev-
olent. He passed from hand to hand
until his real name was lost and nobody
could be found who could recall it, As
he grew up he became known as
'Tromp Payne mere nickname,
to which be had no legal claim He
was bright youth, and a gentleman of
the county took a fancy to him, had
him educated to scme extent, and taught
the trade of a stonemason Since be
has arrived at manhood's estate he has
achieved much success in business, be-
coming a considerable contractor, and
accumulating some wealth He had al
ready experienced some modification
and some legal difficulties by reason of
the uncertainty of his name. but he
had managed to get on until last year,
when be fell in love with a beautiful
girl Of Fauquier and sought her for his
wife Then be found his nameless
condition an insuperable objection to
the lady She could never consent to
part with ber own name until assured
that she would legally receive another
in its stead ',Tromp" applied to the
courts for relief, but they held that
while they bad power to change a name,
they had no power to give a name to
person who bad none In his tribula-
ton "Tromp" applied to Ex-Governor
Smith, who introduced in the General
Assembly the Dill declaring the name
of Charles Van Mason"-in which
'Tromp" had combined the name of
his chief benefactor With that of the
trade whereby he bad got on in life.
But it was not until the last days of the
session that the bill was got through
both houses and sent to the Governor.
He had not heard of the facts of the
case and supposed it to be one in which
the courts could do everything required
He vetoed it-returned it disapproved
just as the General Assembly was ad-
iourpiDg SINE die, and it was too late
to help the matter Late information
from Fauquier tells that the lady has
finally refused to entertain "Tromp's"
proposal any longer, and has taken an
ther suitor, whose name is Inherited
and incOntestable 'Tromp," in des-
pair. has gone to Texas. So much for
an ill-considered veto