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We understand that considerable num-
Der Of the order loving and law abiding
citizens residing on either side of the State
line between Louisiana and Mississippi, met
on Wednesday last at the house OF q certain
individual. for the purpose of investigating
certain rum0rs, which if true would greatly
result TO the damage of his character 10 q
man worthy TO live in a civilized communi-
ty. They had witnesses present to estab-
lish the charges, aud we have no doubt all
present were satisfied that he was guilty
Liberty Herald.
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DESCRIPTION

FZ Graves is about 8 feet inches hight
about 40 years old; slight figure weighs
about lbs pounds; black hair; slightly gray /;
s eeayy eye brOws nmPs slightly from recent
less manner.
jamie, '78-3w.
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AM Acr to enable liligants to dispense via

AN ACT to enable litigants to dispense with
the service of professional jurors.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Legislature
of the Stare of Mississippi, That it shall be
held as good and sufficient cause for challenge
of ANY tails juror, either in criminal or civil
cases, being tried in any Circuit Court, if it
shall appear that the said tails juror has serv-
ed on jury as a tails juror in the trial of
three or more cases, either at the term of the
Court at which he is offered as a tails juror or
at the term OF said Court last preceding
SEC 2. Be it further enacted, That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
APPROVED January "a, 1873.
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MONTHLY.
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OK ELEGANT CARDS-no two alike. with
N0name l0cs OF IS Comic Photos ofActressea,
1Oc.; or 20 Fine Scroll Cards. 20 sfvIes. "a
name, 10 cents post paid.
B. Hustled, Nassau, IN. r.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Chancery Court of the First District of
Kinds County, Mississippi, made at the April
Term, 1915, the undersigned Guardian of the
minor heirs of ANNA E. FORBES, deceased,
will on the
Second day Of February, 1873,
between the hours prescribed by law, proceed
to sell at CLINTON, at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, all the interest of said
minor heirs-being one-seventh-in and to the
east side of E9l of SWX and IN of NW4 and
NEH and VIZ of SCI, and 66 acres north end
Of E11 of SET of Sec 81 and 60 acres on
west side of Va of NWX of Sec. %, all in
I. q, r. l. west, containing sos acres more or
less. ED. g. BANKS,
JAM, '7S-4w. Guardian.
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a 9oxERisAsENT force 81 thirty men. en-
k9ke1 y enforcing the revenue laws ii
MaEAe county Was routed by the
100 sulnsRsss On Monday last. An o6icer
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cHANcERY cIERKs ANp sHERTFTs

GtAN BE SUPPLIED with The Blank Forms
~ Of ertihcates and Receipts used In ma
king Applications for Tax Lands and In Re-
ceiying taxes on Land Sales, and Redemption.
Orders filed promptly by the ouire, Ream OF
Thousand. Where the order IL for i've Quires
or less, the price is seventy-avo cents per
Quire. Cash 70 accompany orders. Address
P0WEn& BAnKBDALk,
Jaok0Dm, Mtas
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the United States for
the Southern District of Mississippi.
Washington Jackson,

the southern DlsIrlcL OF mlsblsslppl
Washington Jackson,
l230 In Equity.
Annie C. Febiger, ct al.
DURSUANT to Decree rendered in said
j. cause, on the Both day of November, A. ID.
1877, the undersigned, as Commissioner, will,
on the
10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1873,
at the west door of the Capitol, in Jackson,
sell to the highest bidder flor terms Of sale
nete, the following described property, to-wit:
Lots three, four, five, six seven and eight, and
the one-eigth of lot number two, of section
Eight in Township Fourteen, Range Eight.
West; also lots one, two, three and four, Of
section thirty -four, less fifty and n half acres
belonging to j. j. Person; also lot two OF sec
ton thirty-two, less 80 80 10O-acres, belonging
to Wade Hampton; also lot FIVE, OF section
thirty-one, less one and 65-l00acres belonging
to Wade Hampton; also lots three and six Of
section thirty five, and end of section nine,
containing in the aggregate, one thousand
three hundred and thirty and 7O-lOO acres,
bounded on the west by Lake Washington, on
the south by land of J. ]. Person, on the east
by Steele's Bayou, and on the north by lands
of Wade Hampton.
ARCHY McGEHEE, Comm'r.
NoTE.-TERMs OF SALE.-0ne-fOurth cash,
and the remaining three-fOurths payable in
twelve months from the day of said sale, with
interest from date at 8 per centum per annum.
Lien reserved to secure payment of deferred
payment. ARCHY McGEHEE,
janis 78-wtds. Commissioner.
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AN AL TO extend the time giving ofIclai
cock, Harrison Jackson, Green, Perry,
Wayne, Jones, Smith, COvington and Law
renee.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Legislature
giving bonds of county and District officers in
the counties of Marion, Pearl, Hancock, Har-
rison, Jackson, Green, Perry, Wayne, Jones,
Smith, CovingtoH and Lawrence is hereby ex-
such oeer 90 oeers
give bond at the expiration Of said time a
new election shall be had now provided by
law; Provided This Act shall apply only to
officers elected for the term commencing on
the first Monday in January, 1878.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That this Act
be in force from and after its passage.
APPROVED January "a 1878.
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AN ACT to change the time Of holding the
Circuit Court for the First District OF Kinds
County.
Section l. Be Il enacted by the Legislature Of
the State of HisSissippi That the Circuit Court
for the First District of Kinds County shall
begin, in each and every year, on the first
Monday in July and January, and continue
twenty-four judicial days, If business so long
require, and not heretofore prescribed by
law; Provided, That any term of said Court
now being held at the date of the passage of
this Act shall not be affected by it.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That all process,
reco enhances, bonds, publications and notices
returnabie to, requiring appearance at, or
having reference to, the terms of said Court as
heretofore established by law, shall be held to
be returnable to, requiring appearance at,
and having reference to, the terms of said
ingly, continued in full force and virtue.
SEC. Be it further enacted, That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage. and all Acts or parts of Acts in con-
fict with it, are hereby repealed.
APPROVED January 23d, 1878.
AN ACT to authorize the Board of Supervis-
ors of Yal1obusha county to employ "A sur
veyor to survey and make proper field notes
of Township twenty-four, north, Range sew
east in said county.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted By the LegisLwture Of
ths State Of Mlssissippi, That the Board of Su-
pervisors Of Yailobusha county be, and they
are hereby authorized and empowered TO en-
ploy and pay a surveyor to re-survey and make
proper field notes of Township CA twenty
four north, Range seven east in said county
and file the same in the Chancery Clerks Of
fee in said county.
SEC. 2 Be 1t further enacted That this Act
shall take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
APPROVED January 23d, 1878.
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Code of 1871.

Code OF 1ofl.
The State Of Mississippi, That the Secretary of
State be authorized and required to sell the
remaining volumes Of the Revised Code or
1871 except four hundred c0piess Mt one dollar
each.
SEc. z. Be q further enaefsd That all Acts
and parts Of Acts in conflict with this Act be
and the same are hereby repealed, and that
this Act take effect and Be ia force from and
altar its passage
AfRmoYKD january %, 1878
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AN ACT TO provide reasonable compens ation
for the Circuit Clerk of Adams county. for
services in criminal cases.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Legislature
of the State of Missis -ippi, That the Board OF
Supervisors of Adams county are hereby au-
thorized to make an allowance in favor of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of said county
prosecution or the costs cannot be collected,
of a sum not exceeding three hundred dollars
in any year, to be paid in the manner provid-
county.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That this Act
shall not authorize any allowance for any
year previous to the year 1873
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after it's
passage.
APPROvBD january "a 1873
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AN ACT to amend An Act entitled An Ac
n4oo i IL L. .RA L. d

AN ACT to amend An Act entitled An Act to
create one additional Justice of the Peace
this State, Approved April IL. 1876.
SECTION L. Be it enacted by the Legislature
of the State of Mississippi, That Section 1 of
An Act entitled An Act to create one addi
Natchez, in. Adams county, in this State, ap-
proved April 18th, 1876, be and the same is
hereby amended by adding after the word
'offices at the end of the last line of said sec
ton, the following words: ''and that said
Justice of the Peace shall have the same ju
risdiction that of other Justices of the
Peace of said Supervisors Districts
SEC. z. BE it further enacted, That this Act
shall take effect and be in force from and
after passage.
APPROVED January "a 1873
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JOINT RESOLUTION nrovidi

A JOINT RESOLUTION providing for the
salaries of the officers and the employees of
the two HOus of the Legislature
Resolved by the Legislature of the State of
Mississippi That the salaries of the following
officers and employees of the Legislature, be
and the same are hereby fixed as follows
Secretary of the Senate ($l5) fifteen dollars
per day; Reading Clerk of the Senate $3.50 five
dollars per day; Sergeant Arms of the Sen
ate ($l5) fifteen dollars per day; Door-Keeper
of the Senate, ($3) three dollars per day. And
the Sergernt-at-Arms of the Senate shall en-
ploy sufficient number of Porters and Pages
for the convenience and comfort of the Senate.
Clerk of the House per diem, SO; one Journal
diem, So one assistant Enrolling and En-
crossing Clerk, per diem, "a; total pay of
Chief Clerk, $25; one Reading Clerk for
House, per diem, 81; Sergeant-at-Arms for the
House, per diem. IS four Pages each ST. per
diem, 81 one Messenger for Speaker, per di-
EN-, 81 three Porters, each s. per diem, Sc.
Total pay Sergeant-at-Arms, SIG; one Door
Keeper for House, per diem, 81. Total for
House employees, $45.
Be it further Resolved, That after the ad-
jOurnment of the Legislature sine die, the
Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk of the
House shall receive salary of (Sl0) ten dol
lars per day, and no more, each, for the five
days allowed them by law in which to closeup
their work.
Be it further Resolved, That the officers and
employees of the two Houses shall receive and
draw Che per diem fixed in the foregoing reso-
luton from the commencement of the presC Mt
session of the Legislature, and that these resolu
tions take effect and be in force from and af-
ter their passage.
APPROVED January "A, 1873.
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Song Of the oleomars arina men--ssI 4 the
suet buy and buy.
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AN ACT in relation to the pay-of Members Of
the Legislature
Section l. Be 1t enacted By the Legislature of
the State Of Mississippi, That the salary of thu
session, may be drawn at any time after the
passage of this Act, and this Act shall be in
force from the date of its passage.
APPROVED January I'D, 1878.
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PHYSIOLOGICAL
BRIEF PRINTINJ

One dollar per printed page ~
copies, Sl25 per page. Neatnesa I'
accuracy guaranteed Address ..rtfr
POWER & BAKhsyAr
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AN ACT to change the time of holding the
Chancery Court of 0ktib5eha County.
SECTION 1. Be IL enacted By the Legislator
Court in the county of Oktibbeha shall be held
on the second Mondays of March and Septem-
Der in each year, and continue twelve days
SEC. 2. Be II further enacted That this Act
shall take effect from its passage.
APPROVED January 21st 1873
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DAVID ]. CANNON, Er AIS,
VS..
rHr HErRs w. c. LEMAH, DEoEAaED

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District l'ours.

@H
In tho District Court for the First
Judicial District Of Nevada, Rising.
Judgo. the following business was trans.
acted yesterday
State VI. Ripley defendant granted
until tho 2jth to prepare statement.
Time for judgment continued until that
date.
Martin wylie vs.. Edwards Judgment
for defendant for costs.
W.. o. Conwell vs.. Justice Mining Com.
hany-On or abont ths lat day 81 August.
1871. Phillip smith,of Gold Hill. assigned
TO plaintiff tho amount to become due Tor
labor reformed bv said Smith for the Jus.
tice Company. Tho assignment was filed
In the Office Of the said company, but the
Superintendent Of tho same neglected TO
pay over the $3.50 earned by Smith during
the said month Of August, wherefore this
suit, In reply, tho defense denied neg
lect, and alleged. further, that In Sep.
tember, 1877. all the moneys due TO Smith
were paid, on execution, 10 the Constable
Of Township No. g.. agreeably to N order
OF court that. furthermore. tho said Phil.
ip Smith admitted, under oath. that the
pretended assignment to Conwell had been
made TO defraud his lSmith's) creditors.
The case was tried in Justice Knox's
Court and the jury rendered u verdict IN
favor Of the defendant. II was thereupon
appealed to this court, when the case WAS
submitted without argument and taken
under advisement.
The court then adjourned until Thurs
day, 10th instant, ct 10 O'Clock A. N.
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ASsE~SMENT~.

B~tshsr-si per share levied May iith Dc
Iihlasnt lame 18th tale day, july 9Th.
Alta N per shsr; levied May 10th de
linluent June 18th. sale day. July III.
ward 81 cent. psr share. levied May 9Th;
~deliuqaent Jane nth. sale day. Juue 18Th
Baittmsre sss. 90 oents p . share; levied
April soth: dslinqusht June al tale day.
JaDe 2i-t.
Oses,ana- o. rer share; levied April 18Th;
delinquent May SLIT. sAie day. June sosh'
0rees "a cents psr shsr.i lyiei April ne'h'
del ngusat Nay l,th; cal. day, June iath.
Bess a Bet~her 81 per share levied Apul
10Th; delinsuent Nay li-t. sale day, June
i0tli.
Confidence ~ cent. Per share. levied April
iGlh: delinlueut Nay zAi; sale d-y. jane
10Th.
Nsrsh Gea. y~irEtata- so cent. per share;
levied April i5sth: celinauent NAY 18th;
saie day. June 18th.
Gsuid a Carry-fi per share: levied April
18th; delinquent May 2.J' sale dag. June
o april 10; ~dsimlueat May IL; sale day
Nay 81.
nassy~-si per share. levied April 9TH: de-
libquehi May Tth; sale day, May 2sah.
Yeiisw Jsek~t-fl Vet .hsre: levied April
sih. d~slibqaent Asy 9Th; 'sls day. Jah'
Con. Impevtsi-ao cents par share; levied
April sth; islinqa.nt Mar 18Th; sale day,
June sab.
Day ssm - cent. per share; levied Aprii
~; delinquent Nay 7th; sale day. Ma,
2sth.
Low Rasge-2c cents per share; levied April
~; delinquent MAJ eth 'a'e day NAY
a.as. Is cent. per share levied April lat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-15

Tho Republican State Central Com.
mittee held . meeting In Virginia City at .
o'clock this afternoon. It was understood.
before the Committee assembled. that the
most important question to DO settled was
the selection Of . place for holding the
State Convention. The members Of the
Committee have been coming In for two
or three days. The State Central Com
mittee IL composed ss follows:
Churchill County-G. W. Stone.
Douglass. W. Haines.
Esmeralda-w. Butler and 8. d. Smith.
Elko-J. d. Moore and +. A. Littlefield.
Eureka-w. b. Harrub and p. II. Can.
AVIAN.
Humboldt-C. II. Stoddard.
LAnder-M. ]. Farrell and J. A. Blossom.
Lincoln-E. l.. Leo and +. y. Clute.
Lyon-C. u. Zsbriskie and J. d. Simms.
Nye-E.. p. Sine.
ormsby-A. d. Treadwsy and 3. Z.
Jones.
storey-E. strother. Henry Piper. G. @.
Datterman. George A. King aud All. Doten.
washoe-w. NJ. Boardman aud william
Thompson.
White Pine - Harvey Carpenter and
Caspar Schmidt.
q. q. Batsrman. Chairman. and Henry
Piper. Secretary.
The meeting was called TO order by
Chairman Batttrman. Present;
Douglass. W. Haincs.
EsmeraldA-Frsnk Kenyon ~ PROXY for
\. Is. Smith and w. Butler.
Elko-E. A. Littlefeld In person and
proxy for J. Is. Moore.
Eurcka--P. II. Csnavan In person aud
proxy for W. u. Hsrrub.
Humboldt-C. II. Stoddard.
Lander-M. J'.Farrell by p. II. Cana.
van proxy. J. A. Blossom by J. A. Little
field proxy.
Lincoln-E. l.. Leo and z. p. Cluto BY
7. II. CanAvan proxy.
Lyons-C. d. Zsbriskie and ]. d.
SHINES. both In person.
Nye-E. p. Sine by W. w. Hobart,
proxy.
storey-C. @. Batterman. f. Strother.
George A. King. Alfred Doten aud Henry
Piper.
ormsby-s.E. Jones and A. d. Treadway.
washoe-williAm Thompson and W. N.
BoArdman.
White Pine Casper Schmidt by James
McMartin. and II. Carpenter by o. II.
Gray proxy.
On motion, reporters OF the Republican
papers were allowed to be present.
Mr.. Stoddsrd offered . resolution that
tho coming Republican State Convention
BIO held In Eureka, Eureka county. After
considerable discussion tho resolution pre-
vailed by . vote Of 10 10 ~.
The superintendent Of delegates was
made a. follows; Churchill county /.
Douglass 1. EsmeraldA Z, Elko II. Eureka
10. Humboldt 8, Lander o, Lincoln 8.
Lyon o. Nye 8, Storey 81. Ormsby o..
Wsshoe ~. and White Pine Z; total 1870
an increase Of 81.
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virgtsia city Aidermcs.

A News reporter was present last even.
Ing at the reorganization Of the Virginia
Board Of Aldermen. According TO tho rt-
port Of City Clerk Mackay tho city 70
ceived. during tho year ending May II,
1873. the sum Of si93.3G7 81. and during
the same time tho expenditures were
si93, 0Gi 95. leaving In the hands OF the
City Treasurer $500 40. The new OIL.
GERS were introduced by their predeccs-
sors In the usual style. Alderman
0rndorff was appointed . Committee on
Streets on Fire and Water. Alderman
Lamb; on Police. Alderman Young ; on
City Affairs. Alderman Hill. Alderman
Young Was elected Chairman OF the Iloard
Of Aldermen. and Alderman Orndorf
President Of the Board OF Fire Commits
~sioners. Mayor Belknap submitted q
message recommending tho Abolishment
Of the ofice OF Street Inspector, and the
cutting down Of expenses In the Fire Do
partment. He also advocated tho sdop-
ton Of . legitimate system OF sewerage.
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Tho new air engine on the 100 level Ii
working splendidly and work has boon re-
sumed At all points on the lower levels the
same IS before the break. The east drift
on the 1000 level Ia showing q decided i'm
provement In both the character OF tho
quartz and tho general features Of tho
vein. This change IL OF so radical n IA.
vorable 0 character Is to give tho strongest
expectations Of q favorable ore develop
ment at no very distant day. There are
no changes Of interest to report OF the
prospecting crosscuts eastward on the l1OO
level south OF tho shaft. The north drift
on the 100 level Is being again pushed
vigorously ahead. without change oil value
10 report.
Trojan.
Opening up the ore slopes on the $50
and 400 levels and extracting ore 10 pro-
ceeding as usual. everything In and about
the mine being In good working order.
aud the work Is being pushed forward at
at all points with steady vigor.
Observation-Disclosures shsn.
The sinking has made steady progress
gress during tho week. the bottom being
ing good blasting ground. and the dow OF
water about the same a. heretofore report
ed. The shaft Ia now down also feet.
Everything working we'll.
sutro Tusn~i.
Tho header continues In hot and dry
comstock formation, and Ia pushing ahead
at tho rate OF between 80 TO GO feet per
week. Total length Of Tunnel last even.
Ing. 1858 feet.
Golden Standard.
Daring tho past week the usual progress
has been made with the excavations for tho
commencement OF the joint tunnel Of tho
Standard, Wheeler and Homestead mines.
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STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

Convocatioa Of Representative Re.
p~abiieaus Ia virxinia City To-
day-A Goodiy Number In A.
tendance, with S~verai Proxies
The Next state Conveution 60 be
He'd ne neutrality-suspicious.
OF Delegates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-15

AFTER tho close OF the present season at
Piper's Opera House. the Union Square
Dramatic Company will return 10 Ban
Francisco fer another season.
DALL's ROAD, which leads 10 Bowers
Mansion by way Of the 0phir grade. 10
now q FREQ ~thoroughfare. No toll 10 coll
lected for passing over II.
KISa HEpLrr. tho actor. has settled his
difficulty with the Union Square Company
In q satisfactory manner, and will 90 with
them TO San Francisco.
On. ScHSABEL and wife left for Cal
ifornia last Monday evening. DR.. selma
bel has made friends during his residence
In Gold Hill.
TnE latest suggestion concerning tho
flagstaff TO be placed on top OF Mount
Davidson IL that II be made Of gas pipe.
Sensible idea.
The new postonics In Virginia City was
opened this morning. II 10 one door north
OF the Eat,rpri's Office and conveniently
located.
A. W. EVANS. A. T. Waters aud Charles
Cummings have been elected members OF
the Virginia Exempt Piremen's Associa'
ton.
OFFICER JAMES NcGrsrr, for many
years 4 resident Of Virginia City. died OF
consumption at q o'clock yesterday MORN
Ing.
Al. Ntat IntOn NJ