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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-21
Gold IIlrl, New. July Il. isi7. iyisii

OENrENNIAL GOLD AND stLvER
u NINiNu COMPANY Location az princi.
PAL place OF business, Ban F.nc'seo. caiifor'
Locatiou Of WORKS, Gold Hin District, Storey
county, Nevada.
the Hoard Of Dirsc,ors. held On the iits day Of
July, is77, an assessment tho. ~ OF Five
Cents per share Wa levied upon the
capltai stock Of the corporation. psyabis lmms-
d,staly, In United States gid colin, 70 the Sec.
rotary, u the once Of the Company. Room %,
80 Pine street. San Fnnciseo. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
vmain nnpaii on the 10Th day Of August,
isJi. VII be delinquent and sdvsFtissd fof
ale st public snetton. and unless payment
n made bcfbre. will be seid on SATURDAY. the
ism DAY Of september, 1871. 70 pay he dslin-
qusnt assessment. toesthef with eosts 81 adver.
Ilhne and sxpenses OF Nle.
m order oil the Board Of Direetors.
WI. GRANGER. Ssctetary,
Omee-Roon % Academy Building. 80 fins
street. San Prsneiseo, California ty1otd
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yellow JACKET sILyEs MIN.

INC COMPANY Location OF works
Gold iiiil, Storey County, Nevada.
Principal place Of Darkness, Main strcet. Gold
HIL. NevAia.
Notice 10 hereby gwen, that st q meeting oil
The Board OF Trustees OF aid Company. held
on the 10Th day OF Jufy, 1871. "a assessment
NO. ~ OF One Dollar 1871 per share was
levied upon each and ever share Of the capital
stock OF said Company, payable immsdiatsiy,
he once Of tss compsn;. Main sifsss, 6cd
Hill, Nevada.
Any stock upon which aaid assessment shah
remain unpaid on FRIDAY, Angus. ~. 1871,
shall be deemed delinquent, and will b duly
advertised for sale ct public auction, and unless
payment shall Be made before will be sold on
THURSDAY. the soth day Of September, 1871. Of
u O'Clock H.. In front OF the once OF the Com
Dany, 10 pay the delinquent assessment, to-
eether with costs OF advertising and srpenses
Of sale.
p. BNNtB, Secretary.
nold rtiii Nav Iulv ID. fg77. ivtGfd
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And In accordance with Law. and On order Of
the Board Of Director, made on the 18th day Of
Nay. 1871, % many shares OF esch parcel
Of such stock - may b necessary viii b
sold 81 public auction. u the ofnos OF the
Company, Rooms 8 and O., No. ga Montgomery
street. on THURSDAY. the 3eth day OF July.
gsther. with costs Of advertising and sxpsnsss u
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ORDNANCE no. SO.

Published BY saths.l,, Of the Dasri Of Trustee
VI Goli inlLl
AN ORDINANCE 70 Prevent shs spread
81 snali-rsx.
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omee-Roon % Academy Buildins, 80 fiss
strssI San Yrsnciseo. California. Jy1oad
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osilAshan, Lynch 3 Co, Trus .sl71
Csllaghan, Lynch 4 %. Trus.t Ssl
Ctllaghan. Lynch 4 10. Trus as
O,laghan, Lynch az
0llaxhan, Lynch b Co. Trus ltlSt
Gala ban, Lyuchk Co, Trus ttt39
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Anew YORK INNING CoxrANY

omes-Roon n. No. els California s:rss.. San
frAneiseo. Caliiorbi& ivintd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-21

a, ms,lo,. Ordinance No. u. az real. was pasaei
b, Inc Isllo~ IND VOTE; A~ses-ru.tee- Csrtsk.
uu .ni Prvsiassi Danshy. Abssni Trustees
""'"N"' Nm. NV. poASg
Dated Goa nan. MAJ Q. is... m,si~
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

@. r. 4 se~cretary.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-02-10

Packard's tax collector in LA
fourche tried the same game as
his master, the other day, with
the same lack of success. When
it was known that Grant had
sent a communication to Augur
relative to Packard, and that
the latter with this as a basis
had issued a proclamation to the
Legislature to dispense, this tax
collector followed suit and came
out with "a bold declaration that
unless all the merchants of Thibo
daux paid up their licenses at
once, their stores, without excep
ton, would he closed. The tax
collector then telegraphed to
Packard to hold the fort a while
that he would soon be able to fur
nish him with money. but at the
appointed hour, IL H., hot a mer
chant stepped forward, not a dol
lar was paid, and not a store
closed.
And now the tax collector has
retired into %obscurity, convinced
that he was betting on a bob tai
flush just as Packard was, when
he brought forth his proclams
tion.-N. o.. Democrat.
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The N. 0. Picayune, of Feb. 5,
contains the following:

The Harang Canal has already
been noticed favorahly in the
columns of the Picayune, and
our present object, i'll a pnre'y
commercial view Of the subject,
is to call attention to the great
advantages to be derived by our
agricultural classes. as we'll as by
merchants Of New Orleans, from
sucn improvements as may De
practicable in the Numerous
bayous by which a large portion
of the State is ramitied, with the
view of using them either as fee
ders of the large streams and of
the rail. or for the purpose OF di-
rect navigation to our port.
These peculiar pathways give
Louisiana a singular advantage,
and may be employed for the
transportation OF sugar, molassses
and other products to our port
cheaper than from any other sec>
ton ; but unless improved, many
of them are useless or of but little
advantage.
The Harang Canal connects the
Mississippi River with the La
fourche, and by that stream with
the Gulf; and, when compared
with the ronte hitherto used,
shortens the distance no less than
100 miles. Using the Baratacia
Canal to Lake Salvador, thence
it connects with the Lafourche Il
miles below the village of Lock
port. That portion of the Lafour'
che district is thus placed within
80 miles of New Orleans.
The idea Of opening this route
is not new. Nearly halfa century
ago-in the year 1928 cana
and slack water navigation com
pany was chartered by the view
of opening this communication
Locks were constructed at the
point on the Mississippi nov
know as Oswego and at the oper
ing into@the LafOurche. FrOn
causes not necessary to specify
this project fell through, but thu
objects have been recently, t.
some extent, accomplished b,
by the energy and persevera nc'
of our fellow-citizen, Mr.. Jules A
Blanc, whose private enterprise
has succeeded where the State
incorporated company failed. Tn
canal. or perhaps it would b'
more exact to say the canals, e!
cavated and opened by this gen
tleman, although not complrtes
are now open for navigation, AM
promise to be OF great public util
lfv
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Rnupaaam just published, a new edit,
~MNaEEsEgsMSWa1 DR.. Culce,1yeK's Celebrates
agSsdS o u the radical cure without !
cine) OF SPERMATORRHGA g
inal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal ~
lMPOTANCY /; Mental aud Physical Ina
ity, impeachment to Marriage, etc. also3
SUMPTION, EPILEPSY and FITS, induced
self-lndulgence or sexual extravaganza
9Price, in q sealed envelope, only
cents.
The celebrated author, IN this adni1
Essey, clearly demonstrates. from . g
years successful practice, that the alafr
consequences of self abuse may be rxdls
cured WITHOUT the dangerous use Of
nal medicine or the application Of The
pointing out II mode Of cure ut once 9
certain, and e~ffeetual, by neaps Of
every sufferer, no matter what his s
ton may be. may cure himself cheapg
vately, and radically. :
6H~ This Lecture should be in the r
OF every youth and every man in tssI
Sent, under seal, in a plain enveloe1
any address. postpaid, on receipt i
cents or two post sta mps.
Address the Publishers,
THE MED1U
CO.,
III Ann st., N. ", P. o. Box, =
15apl7 ely |
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objections in oral argument, and
to advocate the validity Of any
certificate or vote, the validity of
which they maintain /; and in like
manner the objections to any
other certificate may select two
of their number for a like pur
pose. but under this rule, not
more than four persons shall
speak, and neither side shall oceu
py more than two hours.
Rule 5. Applications for pro
cess to compel the attendance of
witnesses of the production of
written or documentary testimo
ny may be made by counsel on
either side; and all processes
shall be served and executed by
the Marshal OF the Commission
or his deputies.
Dispositions hereafter taken fol
use before the Commission shall
bc sufficiently authenticated, il
taken before any commissioner Of
the circuit courts of the United
States.
Rule 6. Admission to the pull
lie sittings of the Commission
shall be regulated in such manner
as tue President OF the Commis
sion shall direct.
Rule Z. The Commission viii
sit, unless otherwise ordered, il
=, the room of ahe Supreme Cour
r OF the United States, and will
open doors, excepting when il
consultation, unless otherwise u
rected.
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Disease Grows Apace.

Like an i'll wind, and cannot be mastered
to. early. What is a trifing attack of sick,
ness to-day may, if unattended to, become
a serious case in q week. Small ailments
should be nipped in the bud before they
blossom into full blown maladies. If this
advice were attended to, many a heavy bill
for medical attendance might be avoided
When the liver is disordered, the stom ach
foul, the bowels INSTRUCTED. or the nerves
disturbed, resort should at once lie had to
that supreme remedy, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, a few doses of which will restore
healthy action and put the system in per.
feet order. 1t is a wise %precaution to keep
this Incompatible preventive in the house,
since it checks, with uniivai promptitude,
disosders which breed others far more dan
gerous, and in their latest Developments
are themselves often fatdl.
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ALI il well that ends Wells.

&C. F. Gaude, has been 40
yeals striving to obtain an Office
in the parish Of Lafourche. In
November, be was elected as a
Representative to the Legislature
aud one would suppose that he
was happy. But the fact is just
the reverse. He first went to
Packard's Rump, and stayed
therein for % days, then he went
over to the Legislature and was
sworn IN as a member, tour days
after he was back in the Rump.
This is perhaps the first in>
stance Oh record, of a man who
was elected to a Legislature, who
could not find it after he was
elected.
Gaude could get q permanent
position from Dan R,ce, to play
the part Of Paady's flea, now
you've got him, now you Amt got
HIM,
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Card.

MR.. EDITOR IL learn that a rumor
has been in circulation, more or less
since the last Election, to the effect that
a neighbOr and friend of mine, Mr.. JOS.
K. G. Kittredge. did OIL that day, erase
the name of Mr. I. D. Moore, from his
ticket. and substituted that of Mr.. Cage,
the colored candidate from Terrebonne.
l was one of the commissioners on the
day Of Election. at the Box At which Mr..
Kittredge voted, received his ticket from
him myself and, therefore. know the
above report to be utterly Jalse.
As / write alone Mr.. Editor, in the
interest of truth and justice. | trust yo.,
will give this a place in your valuable
paper, and oblige.
Respectfully,
D. N. CARMOUCHE.
Commissioner of 9TH Princinct, As.
sumption Parish.
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MARDI GRAs.-Capt. Jos. Dal-
feres, will leave Thibodaux on
Monday morning at six O'Clock
A. NJ, for New Orleans, and will
return leaving New Orleans on
Wednesday at 10 A M.
This will give all persons who
desire to visit Mardi Gras festivi.
ties, all opportunity to obtain a
pleasant ride on the fine steamer
Assumption, and see the river
coasts. Passengers can remain
on the boat if they wish. Fare at
reasonable rates for the round
trip.
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OBITUARY.
From the Assumption Chromicle.l

Died-On Saturday, January Goth, 1877.
JOHN H. MUNSON, at the age OF fifty nine
years and thpee months.
Our Parish sustained a heavy and de
plorable loss on the goth Of January,
1877. in the person of this old hightOned
and estimable citizen. Mr.. Munson was
a native of New Haven, Connecticut,
hat had resided in this Parish for nearly
forty wears in which he deservedly gain
ed the respect and esteem of the entire
community in all the departments OF life.
Having thoroughly acquired the carpen-
tiers aud builders occupation, in every
branch of which he excelled, he met with
that marked success which skillful, in
dustrious and conscientious mechanics
| and men rarely fail to achieve. His natu
raj tastes, intelligence and quick percep
| lions, however, led him to adopt agricul-
tural pursuits and it was not long be,
fore his abilities in this new sphere OF
business attracted the attention OF n
| of the largest sugar estates in this Parish,
to the success, Improvement m adorn-
nent of which his tact. energy and ju-
| diciOus MANAGEMENT contributed in no
small degree.After several years of active
and laborious devotion to sugar planting
he amassed considerable money which
he invested principally in commerce., a
short time before the war. With it's grie-
vous pecuniary disasters and general
ruinous results, the accumulatiOns OF
years of industry and toll were engulfed.
Being advanced in years. and surrOun-
ded by a large, young and interesting
family, the blow fell heavily upon a
good and upright man, still with renew
ed hopes he manfully faced his misfor'
tunes and struggled to support and edu-
cate his family. The rich reward OF toll,
trials, tribulations which his eyes gazed
ere the dark shadow Of death forever
shaded them, consisted Of q devoted
wife, thence charming daughters and
three manly Industrious and thriving
sons. all grown to manhood and capable
by education, high character and capac'
ity to sustain Themselves : Bat the most
precious and invaluable legacy bequeati
ed to them are those grand elements OF
mind, manner and heart tremendously
blended in the father. strict integrity
answering, irnthfllness and a name un
blemished with Intentional wrong to his
fe ilow-men while on earth. MIR. MunsOI
was a member in good standing. of TIN
/. 0. O.. F.. and was one OF the founders
of the order in this place OF which b.
was u useful, carr est and Jealous devo
tee, lie had filled the highest offices i,
the constituent lodges, and was IL o
the shining lights in this highly CHART;
BILE humane organization Love. Trutl
and Fidelity TO him Were indeed no idl'
unmeaning words. To his afflicted fami
ly, the most heartfelt and tender cond,
lenco of this community is deeply and trQ
~ manifested.
ODD FELLOW.
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Vote of

Below IS found the votes as Civ
Ell for Parish officers on Novem
Der Z, as compiled and canvass
ed b., the Board of Canvassers
appointed by the Legislature for
that purpose.
Such is the vote as cast at the
polls Oh that day, and, Of course,
includes about 100 votes given by
dead men, convicts, runaways
SC, who were brought to the
Polls through the agency Of NJ,
A. Ledet, Supervisor Of Registra
ton,
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Mrs. s, 4. Binnings, corner
of jackson and Thibodaux
streets. has lately enlarged her
buildings, and now Keeps "a fine
selection Ut Dry goods. Laces,
Ribbons, Trimmings and Fancy
articles, suited to her trade.
Mrs. Bianings, has been en-
gagged in the millinery business
for 20 years, and needs no en-
dorsemeut as to her capacity and
ability TO satisfy her customers.
whom she is better prepared to
suit at this, than ut any past pes
yiod. All the Ladies' should cali
end exauiue her stock.
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Dan Rice refused to pay any
License to the Tax collector on
last Monday, but deposited the
amount for the same in the hands
of 81. W. Tabor, to be paid over
to the proper parties, when Statn
quo goes away.
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Frederick 4ardan, a resident
OF Chackbey, in this parish, died
last Sunday.
lie was . native Of North Ca
rolina, immigrated to Louisiana
4Oyeals ago, and has always been
2 good respected citizen. He was
a brother of the late 4. G. OAR
den, who died some thFee years
ago.
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Young Barrels of Lockport,
being in a hurry to light a fire,
poured coal oil, out of a can on to
the wood. Result. the can expiod
ed, and a man badly burned from
head to foot.
When will people learn how to
handle Oil oalsf
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The SENTINEL, is indebted
to d. s. Gage, private secretary
to Gov, Nichols, for a copy Of Pro
lessor S. E. Ghaillie's evidence OH
Intimidation and the number of
White and Colored voters III
Louisiana in 1876"
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When $50 enterprising citi-
zens 20 out on the Levee to see a
steamboat pass the landing, an
outsider would suppose that they
lose all appetite for the sight,
when a shower of rain comes
along.
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ADMINIS'TION NOTICES.
4 D~MINISTRATsN OTIC
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
No. $50, Probates Parish Court, Parish of
Lafourche.

Whereas. Euphrosine Daigle widow of
w Hubert Bergeron deceased, of the Par
ish OF Terrebonue, has this day made applica
ton to the said Court, to be appointed Admit
nlstratrix OF said Estate. Now therefore. ali
persons are hereby warned and notified io
hle their objections. if any they have. to
the SAID Court at his office IN the town of
Thibodaux, within ten days after the frat
publication hereof, otherwise the sail an
pilcant will be in due course of law, appoint
fed rs such. 1
By order Of the Court.
~ Witness my hand and the impress
of the seal of my Office. this Tn
- day of February, A. D., 1877.
A, ROVIRA,
Th,hos..- Clerk.
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Madam Abraham Bourgeois.
died in ThibOdaux on yesterday
week, at the age of 50 years. She
was the mother Of a large family
of children, well>known in this
Parish and that Of Terreboppe.
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Hereafter, the Assumption
will make semi-weekly trips to
New Orleans, leaving n. O. on
Tuesdays and Saturdays, and
leaves Thibodaux on Thursdays
and Mondays.
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A Eete Champetre, takes place
to>day and tomorrow at St.
Johns Chapel, four miles above
Thibodaux for the benefit of that
Chapel. The Programme is a
good one, and doubtless, the
Large crowds who will be present,
will be pleased aud delighted
with the entertainment.
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-Boulquin & Bouron have dis
solved partnership. MI. Bourqnin
will continue his business at the
old stand. Mr.. Bouron will com.
mence business on his own ac-
count, near the Bridge.
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-Messrs. V. H. Bernard, and
J. A. Bourg. commission mer.
chants Of New Orleans, we'll,
known in this Parish, have been
passing a few days in Thibodau4
visiting their friends and custom
ers.
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In witness whereof we hereunt0 afix our
respective signitures, at the city OF New
Orleans, this, the thirteenth day of Januar
ry, A. d, eighteen hundred and seventy.
seven, and OF the independence Of the Uni
ted States the one hundred and first.
LOUIS A. WILT,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
LOUIS. BUSH,
Speaker ofthe House OF Representatives.
w. A. ROBERTSON,
+. &. ZACHARIE.
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MARDI GRAs.-Passengers for
New Orleans on Monday. will
leave one half hour sooner than
the usual time.
Be ready in time.
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WHY SUFFER from Cold in the
Headl DR.. j. H. McLean's Catarrh
Snuff soothes and cures. 1nfaliibie for
Catarrh and any Sores in the Nose.
Trial boxes SO cts, by mail. DIR. }. H.
Mclean, St. Louis.
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Dan Rice came here on time
last Monday, and exhibited to
less houses than have ever greet
ed him in ThibOdaux.
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On next Saturday evening
the members of Excelsior Lodge
No. "a, l. o. o. F., will hold their
one thousandth session.