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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-04-27
New Orleans Times 25th.i
GOODBYE BLUE-COATs.
How she United states Troops Evacu.
ated the Orleans Hotel.

In obedience to the recently issued
orders of the secretary of war the con,
maud of United States troops quartered
since the early part OF last January in
the old Orleans Hotel, adjoining the
state-house, evacuated that building
upon the stroke Of noon on Tuesday,
and ut once proceeded on their march
to the Jackson barracks.
About the state-house on Royal and
St. Louis streets hung a cloud of Mr..
Packsrd's dusky adherents, anxiously
awaiting the hour when the power
would be removed which had made it
possible for them to be the arbiters of
the destiny of the State.
Precisely at IL O'Clock the sound of
the drum in the hallway of the Orleans
Hotel was heard, and moment alter
the third infantry band marched out.
Their deep blue uniforms, with scarlet
trimmings, gave them very attractive
appearance. They were Immediately
followed by the soldiery-fys com.
panies in all-numbering ABOUT one
hundred and sixty men. They were in
charge of Colonel Mc6lonigan.
simultaneously with the departure of
the troops the l. luisiana field artillery,
first regiment, Col. Glynn commanding,
stationed on the levee at the head of
Osnal street, began to fire salute, and
continued the service until one hundred
guns had been fired.
The state-house, as stated on Tuesday
morning, will be turned over to the
State authorities to-day.
Mr.. Packard went home last night.
and, in all probability, will not return
to the state-house again.
A force of twenty men has been Sc
lecsed to remain in the building until
the person designated by Gov Nichols
appears this morning and assumes
charge. The twenty metropolitans will
then move out and go their several
ways. The arms and everything else
belonging to the State will be left 10 the
building. Tue state. house is in a very
dirty condition, aud it will take several
days to cleanse it sufficiently to make it
.it for occupation.
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We received . p,a'si card from n
gsntlemss 10 Illinois tbl, wesE fs1isst.
Ing us 10 send him q specimen eopy NJ
ibs sraH, and assiog for information w
regard 10 our place. Bgsry few days %
receive inquiries about our COST com.
try. and within a few years this section
riil be filed up by person, who sro
seeking a q 'nial and sslubrions clim,te,
We haye Subscribers 10 California, ore.
goD, Michigan, Indi'na, Massachusetts,
New York, Rhode 1slsnd aud EogIan1,
besides In most Of tbs Southern States,
and many persons from these Northern
climate would seek homes here more
freely II our citizens would hold out the
proper Inducements.
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Circuit Court.

The following are the Eost important
State cases disposed of by the court last
week.
Robert Castrix, ass ,ult and battery
with intent to xiii James Fields, years
i'll the penitentiary.
State VS.. Martin Hart and Richard
Smith, house. breaking; not guilty.
State VS.. VIM. Roweil, shooting with
intent to kill; not guilty.
State vs.. Board Supervisors, non
feasance; not guilty.
State vs.. Wash Mcdonald. assault and
battery with intent to kill; 3 " ears in
penItentiary.
State vs.. Thomas Woodward, aiding
prisoners to escape jail; 8 years in pen
itentiary.
State VS.. Robert Castrix, escaping
jail; sentence withheld.
State vs. Fred james, grand larceny;
2 years in penitentiary.
State VS.. Randall Hawthorne, rape; 10
years III penltentiary.
State VS.. Fred mes, petit larceny;
l year in penitentiary.
State vs. Martin Hart, attempting to
escape jai 80 days IN county Jail.
State vs.. Randall Hawthorne, at
tempting to escape jail; sentence with
held.
State vs.. Thomas Woodward, assault
and battery. with intent to kill; 2years
in penitentiary.
State vs.. John Hunter, exhibiting
deadly weapons; 30 days in C ,unty Jail.
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This is the name the proprietors have
given to the new material tor III lttress
filings ana general upho .s.ering uses
they are manufacturing of our common
pine straw. We have mad us mattres,
made OF it and have been sleeplng on
1t for week with comfort and satisfac-
ton. so far 1t appears to be superior to
shucks, cotton, sdavings, or even the
long moss of the South, which has SO
long been the standard material Tor sucn
uses. Tue more We come to know OF
this material the mJre We becoms con-
vineed OF the great value OF tue diseoV-
cry. Contldenco Is bscoming to be
very well established that 1t po ssesses q
fibre of strength to be spua aad woven
INTO coarSe mating, and that is has
some Qualities of superior merit above
all other tibrous materials for sucA uses,
and especially the quality of dryness
and not absorbing water from a humid
atmosphere; aIualIty which is also q
recommendation to 1t for a healthful
stuff for bedding.
Tue manufacture OF it has suddenly,
rs 1t were, caused very considerable
business to spring up In the pine woods
near the City. giving employment to
many hands. Mr.. Mas, the inventor,
Is poor man-necessity is the mother
Of invention-and Mr.. II. j. MUssley,
OF this city, has been God-send to him
when his Invention found favor in his
eyes and he resolved to put his money
and energy IN it. Bob said once that
he had ''feathered his nest" in the
sheriff office. We guess he's in luck
again, and has something better than
feathers for his nest than he could get .
out of that office-a better thing, we
hope, altogether.- Meridian Mercury.
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NJ. 3, Richmond,
RE AL ESTATE
AND
RENTAL AGENT.

EAST PAsCAGOULA, MISS
Will give prompt attention 10 the sale and
renting of real estate, houses, etc. Parties
having lands and houses for sale or rent. or
those wishingt to rent or purchase, will find it
to their interest to address us as7aboye,
We have the following places to dispose of
ENOP SALE OR EXCHANGE for Pdsca-
II goula property-320 acres land living
within Il half mile of the New Orleans and
Mobile railroad at Fernland Station, - miles
west of Mobile and Is miles east of Pasca-
goua. There Is Ou the place frame house OF
tour rooms, ten-foot hail. kitchen and dining
room, stable etc., and good water. The land
is well timbered; has some fruit trees and
grape vines Will be sold cheap or exchanged
for property in Pascagoula.
o. ACRES, more or less, on the road be-
DD tween Scranton and Moss Point, running
back to a bayou; two and half miles from
Scranton; near churches and good schools. On
the place there are about 300 orange trees, 4O
pear trees. few peach trees a bearing soup
pernong arbor, house with three rooms, out
house with two rooms, Office, stable. chicken
house, etc.; alec well of water. Terms easy.
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gsf 4lf Hris Jaasfs assf
Aai We shall sas a9 m4fs
Tbs dHfI.ag 0hs W IovsI - wst
IN hsfpy dsgs VI yofs.
~ MI. h5f issi shs 5aiv soaf.i
n, salsst.sl bnms
And af ibe shining liver
She beckons ne - come
1be fond ftmilIal voice is bushsd,
The card ~ life il fivsn.
The tender bad Is only crashed
~ bloom more fdf in heaven.
Nov in bor lore and narrow bed
Our little one doth sleep.
Up 10 the ssy the spirit ae1
Aud We are left to weep.
We will dry the tear Of sorrow,
We will check The rising sigh,
Our Jessie's with tho angels,
We shall meet her BY aud by.
Lite sister. cease thysweepiug
Do not cry for Jessie now,
She now wears crown Of glory
On her soft aud placid brow,
Calm upon her Sayiour's bosom
Sne is free from eartb's alarms
Early did our cherished blossom
Fall aslesp in his dear arms.
Slumber gently. lov'd aud lost one,
When the lovely flowers bloom
Some kind hand will sofylY lay them
On dear little Jessies tomb.
S. c. LASEY.
Bellefontaine, March %. 1877.
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For Secretary Of state.

Idesire to express my gratitude and
thanks to those of my confreres of the
Mississippi press who have. in such
kind aud fattering terms, mentioned
my name in connection with the offics
of Secretary OF State. / would feel
greatly honored, and more than repaid
for any duty may have discharged to
the people Of my beloved State. shoald
the nomination fall to my lot. 1 will
not say chat 1 do not desire the Office,
but. on the contrary, will permit my
name and claims to be broush, before
the next Democratic State convention
for the nomination.
EhMETT l. ROSS.
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STAR-BEAMS.

Windy.
Mite tonight.
-Msgnoliss in bloom.
Two picnics on May-day.
-Four priso ners in county Jail.
Preaching at Academy tonight.
-Musquitoes? We shoald say sol
-Becht gives clean shave for 15c.
For all kinds of groceries, tobacco,
Gig ,rs, ETC., call On NJ. A. Dees.
The Episcopal Sunday school at the
Seashore will have a picnic next Tues
day.
"A large variety Of ladies' cravats OF
oil colors-latest styles-Just received at
NJ. a. D es.
The Moss Point Baptist Sunday
school will give pi;nic at the Guerlie
zee next Friday.
Circuit court will meet at Bay st
Louis on the first Monday 10 May, be.
ing Monday week.
The Methodist Sunday chool of
Moss Point aill have a picnic at Wea,
Pascagoula on May-dsy.
We have secured a copy OF this
paper of August 8, therefore do not
send us any moro copies.
Mrs. Dses is putting an addition to
her residence on Pascsgouls street. Our
city is improving every day.
AT the meeting of the board OF
health last Tuesday DIR. W. d. Bragg
was elected port physician.
"A series of strong essterly winds,
with unusual high tides, have prevailed
along our shore during this week.
Circuit court has been in session at
Mississippi City this week. We learn
there was not a very heavy docket.
Ladies' psrasols and sunshades, of
various styles and sizes, can now be had
ut M. A. Dees. Call and examine.
Yesterday was memorial day-tbe
day set apart to decorate Confederate
soldiers graves throughout the State.
Baby bresst-pius and "pull-back"
pins Just received by Uncle Henry at
Dees' store. Choice lot and something
new.
Bob Csstrix has appealed for new
rial, and was not taken to the peniten-
isry with the other four convicts this
week.
A meeting of the Moss Point Mite
society will be held at the residence of
Ia ige Wood this friday v,ning at s
,'clock.
Captain /. N. Osborn has been sp-
pointed inspector of customs at this
,ort, and has entered upon the discharge
Il his duties.
-Uncle Henry has Just returned from
dobile with new lot Of dry goods,
!othing. etc. Call on him at NJ. A.
bees and see for yourself.
Mr.. G.. W. Mason, Of New Orleans,
J our authorizs ID advertising agent in
hat city, and all contracts made by him
or this paper will be strictly adhered to.
Read the new advertisement Of NJ
!. Dees. He has just received his stock
{ new goods, and invites all to call and
xamine his prices before purchasing
lsewhere.
A freight train on the New Orleans
nd Mobile road few the track at this ,
lace last Thursday night, and delayed
ne passenger tain about an hour and
half.
Bishop Hamberlin will preach a.
,e Scranton Academy next Supdsy. at
o'clock in the morning and at half ,
ast Z at night, and cordially invites Ill
, attend.
A dollar saved is that much made, I
nd you will save perhaps more BY buy 8
NJ goods at Dees' store. He has Just
,ceived large and fresh stock of dry /
pods, clothing, boots, shoes, ETC.. 10 Z
n
h;eh he invites attention, /,
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The ladies Of jackson give dime 60
cables.
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Large lot of new cslicos, domes-
tics, dress goods. ETC., can be found at
NJ. A. Dses' store. No trouble to show
goods.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15
rue VITAL KHsrORArIvR
NOTICE or MEETING

NF BOARD OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y . OF the Board % Iou1t, Ctmm,--loner. Of
scrcy c,an'y. Scvs A. Notice 3. hefcb,
given thst the Assessor 10 stor,y Coubty. Ne
vNla. has this day IL iv-red 20 me the As-e.-
ment kIh 81 all property In .torey q unity
Nevada. foe IN. nscsi yer isTT. and that the
same i-oyen f"r inspcetlan al nv once. No
tiee IL further given that the R-ssri IL County
Com . y sioa.r. 81 stooy county. Sevaia. viii
-t - Q Board % Equalization. aud meet Al
their ofic.. IN the u urt ii,a- /. Ia 'h. si'v oi
virglnsa. county % -torsy, Nov sis, on MN
DAY. the sfve.tesn'h lay q September
A. u. iss.. at the hour Of n o'elock a. n. Tor
the pur.o-. OF Ell ,alihi.g tsx-- loo said d-cai
year. n all contina- Ia .. s-lan from time !,
time until the bus' ns-s % elusiiE .tion pre-
srnt.d =" them is di-to-ei II, 81 which time
and place any psr-sn Interested may appear
sud complain and viii be heard. prosit~i. that
Nald h-rsri % Equalization wtI hot iae<t As
such Bard an. = III, n-.t No, day IN O-iobst,
1871. except for the pn-po-e ~ di-rcsing Of
unfinished business.
In witness xhsrraf I hzv- horuuio ct nv
hand sni sfised ms onSiAi zeal thi. 10Th da,
Of scp.cmbcr. A.b ISL.
J. r. McF >hLASD. County Ci-,h.
by q. q. rHoArro~. pepnt, clcrs. cell ID
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

uAvISa RECEIVED THIS ASSESSMENT
Roll 81 the Tow Of Gold Hll for the
h.c u year ending April. 1877. notice IL hereby
given to al. parties Interested that the r Yea ON
all ptop-', s-.ss ssd In the Town of Gold Hlll
OF Que Dollar and Twenty-hve Cents (fi 25D
upon each Qua hundred dol ars 1900 IL due
and payable from and amer MONhAY. Septenr.
her i0th. 1871, at my once Ia uoid Hill 1t the
rown Hall. back OF Yellow Jacket kngins Go.
No. "a House. Main rir--t. from 10 O'Clock A.
u. Ia S o'clock r \. % each day.
Al rlxe- . msining unpaid ~ the 10th d,y
of Octobe-. islI. ~iil he T. tnrned ~ delinquent
and ten per cent sddei ther-'o.
j. l.. McCLREkY,
Town Marshal and Il ofncio
sfT III Tar C,ll~rtor
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

0vIIcI OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
AfninR Company, Ian Prantisco, Sept. Z,
!sUL.I.At . nesting Of the Doard Of Trustees Of
ne above named Company. held this day, .
dividend mo. ~ Of Two ~ Dollars per share
e. declared, payable on Friday. September 10.
want A. W. RAVENS.
eelo Bccretay,
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OryIoK or TnK CALIFORNIA MINING
" Company. ean Frlneisco. California. B<pt.
1th, tv1.--sts meeting Of the hnard Of d..
rpcton 81 The above named COMPANY, bald
...atss ~. Tisnst;r books closed until de
ssio @. P. GORDON. SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-15

And in accordance with law. and an order
oi the board Of Directors, made I'm the 18th
day OF July. 1871, 90 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock a. may be necessary win
Company, loom No. 81. No. ms Mont.
rn,nerv strset. San Franeisco. California, on
MONDAY, the i1th Of septembrr, ls17, a. the
hour OF II O'Clock u. Of said day, tn pay said
Delinquent assessment thereon. together with
DAVID wlLDEh, Becretsry,
O6ice-s1 Montgomery street, Room u. han
Francisco. csliforniA. susi ID
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ossUTli MINlNG COMPANY

IN Location of principal place Of business,
Nan Francisco. California.
Location Of WORKS. Devils Cato District, Lyn
county. ssvsda.
Notice d. hereby given. that Of n meeting
OF the Board of Dirceiov. held on The jisi
day Of August. 1871. M . tessmcnt lso. " OF
Fifteen Gents yer share was levied upon the
capital -to,k OF the corporation, payable I'm.
meiisieiy. Ia United states guld coin. 10 the
sec.etary. 81 the ofice Of the Company, Robin
3. No. li9 California strct, Fan Francisco.
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
RENAL unpaid on the 9TH day ~ October. INT.
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
n pablo auction. and unless payment l. mSie
before will he sold on THURSDAY. the 25th
day % october. ISL, TO pay tho delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs Of al.
v~erti.ing and expenses Of sale.
By order "a the Basrl of Directors.
EDWARD y. STONE, Secretary.
O1ice-iia California street. Room No. 2,
Nan kraDciseo,c alifOrutA. pe3 I'll
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'Staltta ny WAuG = MnTWI1I
asa srocsry store. Apply On the premises TO
rs IN DR. HALL.
rROWN Point GOLD AMI an.
" vEH MINING COvPANY.-LLcation ~
pfineiral place of business. san fnnci.co.
california.
Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that IL . me-, ting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the ,stn dsy
Of September. 1871. an assessment No. s3l of
Cns Dollar per shArs wa4 levied upou the
capita, ptock VI the corporation, pausbls i'm
meiiaiely. In United State. gold coin, 10 IN.
q cretary. at the once Of the Company, Room n
No. as California street, San fnnciseo. tail.
'orria.
An. stnck upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On the 18th day OF octob~r,
isT7, win be delinquent. and advertired for
sale II publ, auction. and unless payment IL
msde heto.o will be rold on THURSDAY. the
e ghth day of Noveub .. 1871. to %. the de-
~linqnsnt s<s-ssnent. together with costa Of I'd.
yerti.ing Asd expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board Of DIRECTOR.
JANIS NKwLANDS, SECRETARY.
Ohce-Room NO. - Hayward's build:nR. No.
lis California street.. San franclsco. California
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And In aecordases viii iaw.n{ass1kr u
ne Board OF DIRECTOR. made on ~ ~ n q
suiy. 1911, - many shares of1as1orboftsi
o. suen STOCK - mar be ncccssnrI Hf11 b
sod o. pubic %auction, 81 the once a ~ con.
frsnciseo, California. on NONDfy' ~ ifsh
day VI september. 1877, Of the hour OF I O'Clock
ID. olsaid DAY. to pay aid delinquent assesf.
ment thefeon. together with costs Of sdvsr-
Using and expense of sale.
WI HOBART. recretary.
oisIcn.Room !. No. tGs Montgomery street.
sen francisco. California. rcS ID
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NOTICE..

A LII PERSONS ihDKBrED TO q. ].
"A kUrFNEh are hereby csutioned not 20
pay ever any moneys " him OF any other per.
-ou, ~ I am the orly one TO whom payment can
isssiy Be made. GEO. 3. SAUNDfRs.
Constable Township No. s..
Storey County. New.
Gold Till. Septemt~r A I.T1. ..s m
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SETTLE UP.

n most RESPECTFULLY REQUEST ALL
persons Indebted "a me tn cali and settls
thar hill. without fail between this and the
TENTH DAY OF rkrrsMBkk, ~ ! leave ID
that lime for Fan Pnncisco ~ lay In .
stock of pail ooels. I will give no further
credit To those having accounts remaining On
my books unpaid. ooyv
ps5 lw ALA. oonS.
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GOVERNOR STANFORD.

CAPTAlS.................. W. W. AfuA
y,t Tahoe, carrying United sts'es mall. at I
.icloek y. N, connecting With Cardvrl's mall
,tsge .or 1ruekee.
Tbroagh riehets. each way, u: Tickets 70
n. Lake, Including eHcusion Oh the steamer
U,,srnor stamford To any part Of the LAke. tsi
from car ON, all Around the lAhe and return 10
Carson. q.
Tmesee, .vety morning 81 6So, arriving o.
Taho. at . oielsk. connecting with steamer
uoy,nof STANFORD for all points on the Lake,
I'D arrive q, vi-nbrook 81 . o'eloek. connect
ina with W. H. c~xmpbsirs stages foe Canon
aud arrive 10 Carson In time for the cars 70
virginia q ~.
rhrsaah TIE keta---.-----------ta %
Private convryAne~s always rsdy ~ mort
W. u CAMPBELL. Proprietor.
Tickets can - obtained st y II. 0allupt
eig " store. and the vesey Houss. Gold Hill
aud al the International Hotel. Virginia City.
iv3llm
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SETTLE Up.

Ii PARTIES INDEBTED TO us WILL
n please settle Immediately and thereby kau
cssts Of court Mr.. DAN. Lyons d anihor.
lied 70 collect and receipt an bills for us.
STERN D BON.
aus u Main street, Gold Hill.
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SETTLE UP.

A IL PARTIES IND BrED To THE LATE
"A hrms OF WADE \ MARSHALL Abi p, \.
" ,K>HAL.I.. 6reers In Vod Hiii. srS hereby
not fed 10 q ior~ari an1 --'tle at once and
tbsr-hy save tronb'. and expense An psvtie>
arc hereby eantioned from paying q. A. wiite,
or asy ons eis-. ~ I alone will receipt for
moneys due tbs late hrms.
y. y. MARSHALL.
To be foasd IL r. w. Grant's Furniture
STORE. uoid Iiiii.
Coli hin. sepi-- Der G. is11. go ~
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DELINQUENT SALES.

VyROyAN MINING C0MrAnn.
Location Of principal plsce " oe."
Location Of works. Cold Hill. Nevad:; .,
Noticc.-There are delinquent upon inc Iol'
lowing-desoribcd stock. on account OF sssess'
ment CNo. 81 levied on the 2oth Gay o. suy.
1871, the several amounts eet opposi.e ~
names OF the respective snafeno'oe''' i''
lows. a.. 49,
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WI ISu COMpANf.=LOca'iOn 81 principal
place OF business, San Francisco, C%aliforn'a.
Location of works, Virginia MinlBg District.
Storey county. State Of Nevada
Notice II fereby given. that Mt q mestirg 81
the Boari OF Trustees, ED ON the 18th day NJ
Angust. 1871, nm assessment lNO. 1sl Of ten
Cents per snare was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gold com. la the Secretary. at
the Office Of the Company. Room 4. Nh. col
California street. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on THURSDAY. the 9TH day Of
October. isI1. will be delinquent. and adver.
tised tor raie at public auction. and unless paw.
ment 10 made before win be sold on MONDAY.
the 9Th day OF October. isT, To pay the delln.
quent arsersmeuL together with costs OF adj
vcrtiring and expenses. 81 saie.
ID. A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
Oniec-Rnom ., No i0i California street.
San Francisco, California. sst'f
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~ TRUCKER AND CENrKh. PACIFIC
RAILROADS. foe Tnrosyh Trains between San
Francisco and Virginia CITY:
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And In secordanes with law and an order OF
the board Of Director. made on the 18th day Of
July, 1871, % many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock % may be necessary Will be
sold st public auction, ct the once OF the
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Aud In accordance with law. and an Older OF
the Board OF Trustees. made on tho 10th day
Of July. A. ID. is77. 20 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock A. NAV be necessary will
be sold at public auction. In front Of the once
OF the Company. Main street. Gold IIill. storey
county, Nevada, on THuRsDAy, the 2lih day
OF september. A. D.. 1877. at ! O'Clock y. Y 70
pay delinquent asst rsmcnts thereon, together
with cos's % advertising aud expenses Of rale,
unless previously paid.
by order OF the Board Of Trustees.
T.. ENNIS. SECRETARY.
Ovid Hill, New August N, Is17, aue0t Il