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T0r ths d aEs PGrR during period Of eighteen
mon tbs With the exception Of the Comstock.
Ia Nevada There Is no doubt that after
taking ffona the nine such immense guam
Titles Of ore II 70 tired and needs rest but that tho
mine Is exhausted Is o statement that is absolutely
fa0e The yahoo who stated that he went through the
mine and toegraphed 70 NeWYork that re reeourccs
were All taken out states lie. He never was through
the mine or any part OF it. And say here tonight. in
conadering Leadvilles future, that you or Will not
live long enough TO see the Little PtsbuFg any Of
the great mines Of this camp exhausted.
"A General Press dispatch says; considerable
excitement prevails In White co. Ga, over the lind
ing of rich pockets Of gold in Nacoochee Valley
Over 100 nuggets were taken ont in four days, one
OF which, shown In Atlanta to-day, weighs over one
pound. The yield grows richer % the washing pro-
ceeds.n
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Dist q Col 5.06s
Coupon
bM. 02%600. .t2s,
Ind Den 4 SpR LET
On. 90 tal3ih, 20
Metropolitan lst
e3N. ..lUl
Ne Kan q Il n
tOM. 8lH2M so
Canada 8 LIST Gar
6M. .0O@
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SALES FROM 2i2 o'cLocK to CLOSE or ausINEss
O'CLOCK r. n.
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MINES AND MINING.
TrrsnAT. Aprn ls--P. z.

as TUESDAY. April tS--P n
+ In the mining share markets, while depression
continues TO be the ruling feature, there are not
wanting indications that sharp reaction Is near at
hand. To-day it was q break In the price OF
Chrysolite from 20 to 190191 that gave to the
whole market . heavy tone. But the Comstock
shares were steady or strong, Consolidated
Virginia rising from 290 to $780, and California
from 200 to 26592.S0. Hukill was firm at 2200
ESQ, and Leadville after further decline to 235.
rallied to $50 Bodie was IN demand at 5i2, and
Buiwer at 707la, Green Mountain being strong at
1926. South Hite declined from 165 to 1.40O 40,
and Moose was steady at 1906. Among the low
priced stocks, Buckeye after rallv of cents to 3d.
fell to 81. South Bulwer rose from 81 TO So, end
South Bodie from % to 5000 Calaveras sold Mt
87085, Rappahannock at 26027, Lacrosse at 469
1904. and Great Eastern at 4404s. At the Stock
Exchange Climax was le lower at 2Ss, Little Pitts
burg e lower at &c. Standard p lower at 3Oa9 and
Silver Cliff sold at 4aa. The movements, however,
were of q character that indicated dulness rather
than weakness
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feaal Ketires.


SUPREME COURT, City and County of
Ersxie ana Matilda Uoetz 1T1a
ta6 County OF New York the naped
aud each ef them You are hereby summoned 70
ensr<T complpt IN ts action, and 70 serve copy OF
&iter ne sasunoHs the day
cs ard IN oase o. iaire ~ sppe oe answer JUG
ot Will BE- taken asbst yea by defaut Tor the relief DE-
pended 10 ne complaint DATED March ~ 1850 MILAN
address 50 Walst New.York civ. Post Once address,
10 10 esndznss Rza rskfne aud Maiilda 0oetz: The
forcrpag served us you By publication BUR
pnes 20 IN order Of e hgn chaves Donotg Justice OF
he eqpIso Conrf OF The ,tatc o. Scwrork dated the 6
q APRIL s6 snd fled h the conplapS IN the Office Of
k3 Cfef o. the CITY and unIy Of New YORK. NJ the Court
Home IN the sn,at ~ az Ne@lcIk WILLIAM X. NOR
BISON Plaintiffs Attorney No. CS Waist. kew:YorK
SUPREME COURT City ard County of New
~ YORK THE kEw.TQRk, LAKE ERIE AND wEsT-
EcHEEKY aeien ant 40 the a6nSensmei Defendants YOa
kersby the cenrlant In this action.
10 the plaRtih atl0Fneya
Vfha after the svgsee o. fs summons excu
g. snsaes jnsismsnt Win yea Sy afAs for
fhe relief drsnisd IN the evnRiasnt-Daed Rewfork Feb
sHffaAx. BAaLow. LAhocoUE 4 MCFARLAND.
No. 80 willlanEs keH.York CITY,
10 lanes MeyfensyThe sotecng uilons served upon
Won pnleaff0R, 70 efder 81 the Hoaofabe
telc Daniels the Justices g the snpre.ne Cotr g
sn S1 WITH ths complaint Ihs eassoi nc terx The
y 50 csg u Kew YORK. - tho ceart House 10 she cty
z s s1ss BARLOW. LARooags n..A.ggAsLAsD
Nas17 isxswwsa So wdlisn g, NeWYS city
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TUESDAY. April 1S-P. =

TUESDAY, April 13-P. y
The stock speculation to-day opened depressed
and prices generally showed further decline. Bot
after midday q better feeling seemed to prevail.
and sharp rally followed which cansed the final
gains to exceed in number the final losses. The bust
ness for the day was 372,972 shares against
391, 40 yesterday. NewYork Central with sales Of
ouly 10000 shares was active opening q per cent
lower at 1872 it declined to 1894 and recovered to
| 1872 at the close. IL was q new sensation in tho
loan market to persons offering to loan Central
| and Hudson stock, and ono that has hardly been
experienced before in the last i've years But It
appears that only part of the borrowed stock was
| returned to-day, although the syndicate made ito
full deliveries. The part Of the stock which was
not returned probably was withheld for speculative
effect, as some Of the persons who have the stock
and 1t to the street suddenly appeared as loan
ers of money.
amounting to IS 800 shares and its price, after fall
ing from 42Ss to AZ, rose TO 437Ss43ce Lake Shore
was more active than on Monday, fuctuatins be-
tween 1O6ls and 1914, and closing at Ice highest
figure. The coal stocks were prominent I'm tho deal
ings, being among the weakest stocks in tho
morning and among the strongest In the after
noon. The only active stock of tho grangers was
st. Paul, which yielded from 81 to 70ls and recov-
cred to 60aa1s0Ss. The Wabsshes. Hannibal and
st. Joseph, and Missouri. Kansas and Texas stocks
were very much depressed early. but in tho late
dealings more than regained their losses.
The whole upward movement was very much
assisted by lively covering of shorts which had
been made during the last two days, and by the
hopes that the Treasury tomorrow would purchase
liberal amount of bonds. But the full rally was
not sustained at the end. and the market closed I'M
settled.
The final changes from the closing prices yester-
day are as follows; Advances Hannibal and st.
Joseph. Lake Shore, Manhattan Elevated, Northern
Pacific preferred and Atlantic and and Pacific IeIs-
Paul and Minneapolis. Rcading,, St. Louis
and San Francisco preferred, and Union Pa
I Lack sn1a and western. alchaan Central
and Missouri, Kansas and Texas. each q;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred and Western
Union. each g Roc Island. Illinois Central Erie,
end Ohio and Mississippi. each I, pelayaIs and
syn and Iron MOuntain each iss Lake Eve s, and
9essy cenra & pr cent Dec Dscnes
Central Pacific and Northern Pacific, each
Ia; Chicago and Alton and Nashville, Chattanooga
aud st. Louis each Il c. c. and G. and st. Paul,
each s.; Chesapeake and Ohio first preferred and
st. Paul and Sioux City preferred. each q; Eric
preferred. s.; Oregon Railroad and Navigation and
ton, Cedar Rapids and Northern and Ohio Central,
each Chicago, ST. Louis and New-Oreans and
Houston and Texas. each III; Marietta and CIncin-
matt first preferred, Ia and Louisville and Nash
willie and Ohio and Mississippi preferred each per
cent
RAseE OF THE NARxsI
AGrepOytea by TIE GoId ana Soos Tstssasa COMPANY.
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DIG PITTSBURG CONSOLIDATED
~ SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Incorporated under the laws OF NewYork.
Location OF Mines FRYER HILL. LEADVILLF. col.
Capital stock S2OOOOOOO 100000 value 800.
SHARES FULL PAID AND UNAssEssADLE
Registrars OF stock,
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST co.
METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANK OF NEW. YORK
Tho Properties OF the Company ing In a body IN
the centre OF The famous mining hcld known Fryer Ill.,
comprise the buil0n Gambetta Jos Bates, stray Horse
Ida Nyce Psburg OdeT This group OF mines Is boun
'Matchess and Duncan the northwest the "ClmaX'
"Amie" and Little Chief" the west, the New Dis
cOyerv and Vulture =; the south, carbonate Ul
the Morning Consolidation" and southeast
and east, small Hopes Pool" amt the May Queen and
" Hibernia."
OFFICERS;
President, GEORGE Il. BLANCHARD
Vice President. WILLIAM NJ LENT
Secretary. ABRAHAM l. EARLE.
TrcasarcT, ROBERT I. CUTTING, Jr.
Counsel. CHARLES T.. SHAW.
Superintendent In Colorado. =. F. PIERSON.
Mining Engineer, RALPH NICHOLS.
TRUSTEES:
York Walter s. Gunee New York; Howard g. Dickinson,
York Cyrus II Mccormick Chicago; Jesse SpaudiDg,
Chicago John y. Alexander, NewYOrk Abel ID. Breed
NewYork Jamts ii. Banker New York, Edward T. Beach,
New.N Edward n. Bacon New York ]. b. shaw. New.
York Il. l.. Nichols. NeW-NOr
Principal Office 4G BOfeel building. li5 Broadway New
York.
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THE
DELICAN and DIVES MINING COMPANY.


DELICAN and DIVES MINING COMPANY.
Organized under the laws OF the state Of New.York.
silver Mines situated nj GEORGETOWN,
In Griilth District Clear Greek county, Colorado.
Capital SjOO0O0O 5U0OOO shares Par Value, $40
STOCK FULL PAID AN ID NON.ASSESSABLE.
Registrars OF Trausfers FarmerS Loan and Trust Co.
TRUSTEES;
HoRvTS GREEN President W. U. Telegraph Co.. N. Y.
HEyRY d. PLANT. President southern tx Co, NY
I. c. BABcocK. Treas. Adams Ex Co, ". Y.
d. CARSON southern Bell Telephone & Tel Co., MY.
j. II. MTSsos, Drexel Building, NewYork.
ALERT D. CHANDLER President a. and r. Tel Co. N. Y.
w. G. UUysroNE Gen'l Supt A. and p. Tel Co., N. Y.
TARO. y. VAIL Gen. Man. National Telephone Co, Boston.
THos j. BRADY Assist. Postmaster Gen Washington, DC
HENRY 6. RUSSELL. Boston. Mass.
General FRANCIS ]. MARSHALL. Georgetown, Col.
JAMES NJ ORMEs Genl Supt Bell Teep and Tel Co.. NY
OFFICERS
NORNIN GREEN. President
HENRY ~ RUSSELL, Vice President
JHEO. N. VAIL, Vice President.
II. H. ROCHESTER,, Treasurer.
GEORGE e. WILDE. Secretary.
CLARENCE GARY New.York, lCoupsc,
JEROME +. MANNING, Worcester, Mass. N""''N4'
Principal ONCE: 07 broadway Room 80, Western Union
Building Eew-HOrk.
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Crates amo 3enoers.
CRATES AND FENDERS.

CRATES AND RENDERS.
The largest manufacturer and halt low Crates
either hard or sotseoo with dumping @ shanS attach
ment brass open Frepnces with andirons and baahet
crates for wood hTea brass feide Fire ses and oo Holds
Of antique and modern dealGna wholesale aud retail
Estimates given 10 builders contractors aud nrchitocta
J. & coNovER Co, sos ana S8s Canal-st. N. Y
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filming.
ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
~ mTrXHl MONTANA

CapftaL s5OO0OOO Shares, 60 each
OPFICERs--President W. W. wiekesi vice.President,
Michael Snow, Secretary, r. F. Brooke.
DIRRCTURS-W.W. Wickes. A. q. Barnes Aanson Trask,
L. H. Sheldon Michael Snow, New.York g. I. Hsuser Cole
saunders Montana.
THIS company owns the largest Reduction Works In the
Territory. and eleven mines IN the immediate vicinity
whose they are reducing 70 bullion. Their mines
nr9 tha rSe o9 hostns or numnng machinerv THESE
aggregate 24D0 feet In length all In The veins
average In width the from 90 70 300
per 900 tons the dnmps and at
the MILL The Company Offers limited Number OF It's shares
= oFFiCR' No. IS BRoAD4sT. NETWORK.
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A NILE CONSOLIDATED MINING C(

~
oFLEADvILLE, COLORADO.
Organized under the laws Of New.Yorh.
Capital STOCK OOO 100000 shares par value
shares full paid and unassessable.
OFFICERS
W. W. Mcfarland, President P. B. Plumb, Vice President
Aug Ebert sec'y and Treas T. Elxins supt of Nine
TRUsTEEs-R. G. Kerens. Il. Elkins w. w. Mcfarland
A. W. Gill. p. q. Plumb Charles O. Franckyn Frank O..
BrOWn
Registrar OF Transfers Union Trust Co., N. Y.
once No. no Broadway (Boreel BuildinR New York.
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Shining.

COMPANY. =.
Organized undef me laws o. New.YoTk.
Location: Near Idaho spring. Clear Creek County Col
Principal Office No l1o Broadway B0ree Building rooms %
so. q
Capital, 81, 100000; 100000 ehares: par, So
STOCK UNASSE8SABIaE,
]. L BROWNELI, President,
8 Y. WHITE, Treasurer
K W, WILLETr, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
NathT A. BoyntOn. George II. Seelv,
BENJAMIN II blair J. I. BFowne, 9. " White
General manager superintendent NINE T. r. osson
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JOHN H. CURTIS,

Successor to Allen j. Badeaux.
Cr. AGiw and Focus St., IhibodaGr, Il q
RETAIL GROCER AND DEALER IN
Hay, Grain, Corn Meal, Crochery
and all I; ',ds OF Fancy Groceries.
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Repatriation Notice !

! hereby give notice that tue registra.
'tiOn Office tor the purpose of registering
all qualified voters Of the Parish of La.
fouIche, will be open at the Court House
in the ,wn Of Tilibodaux on Wednesday
1st. day Of September 1880, for Fifteyn
Days.
All persons who have been registered
at the last registration need not register
again.
All voters who have changed their pro
cincts and ward must give notice Of
the change.
Malagay Settlement, at F. 0r.nier or
neighbors Friday afternoon Oct. 8. 1880, 1T
+ A. Hotard, Saturday, morning, Oct. 9, So
Notice of other appointments will be
given in due time.
r. B, Mcbride.
Registrar Voiers,
Parish Of Lalourche.
! ThibOdaux, Aup. 26th, 1880.
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LOST.

Ry Clay Knobloch Esq, either xoinx
from Thibodaux to Napoleonvllle or returs
ing; or stolen from his Office IN Thihoaaux.
five certain promisory notes, each for the
sl'm OF One thousand dollars, drawn and
subscribed by +. P. and w. b. Sharp to the
order Of Henry Loeb and by him endorsed,
dated March 10th, 1877, and made PAYABLE
at the of: &c Of Leon Godchanx. ip the City
OF New Orleans. respectively on the Ist
and 18th. Of November, lst. and 18th. Of
December 1877, and the LIST. Of January
1873. with eight per cent per annum inter
est from maturity until paid, which notes
were secured by lieL and privilege. pledge
and pawn, consented by said F. P. and w.
b. Sharp, in favor of said Leon Godchaux.
on the crops Of the certain sugar plantation
situated in the Parish Of Assumption COM
monty known as the "Texana Plantation"
by act passed before r. N. sims = Notary
Public in the Parish of Ascension, ON the
10th. day OF March A. d. 1877. A suitable
reward will be paid by the undersigned for
their recovery.
lSlgned] LEON GODCHAUx.
81 and So Canal st. N. o.
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For sale.

ANE STEAM STIMULATING PAN.
~ capable of granulating fteen to TWEEN
hogsheads Of Sugar in "a hours:
Incomplete working order. will sell the
sane cheap. S. T GRISAMORE.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
{

r J. DAIGRE, DENTIST HAS LOCA-
y. Gated in town perman n,ly and. will
perform all operations appertaining to his
professions at very moderate prices.
He will also practice in the surrounding
country anu adjoining Parishes when called
for
He is now stopping at the Franklin
House. The best Of reference given.
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Assessor's Office,

Assessors Office.
Thibodaux, August 18th, 1880. {
Notice is hereby given to all persons who
have not yet made return of assessment
list to the Assessor to do 80 within ten DAYS
as per Revenue law sof $780, Thirty days
notice is given to all who are assessed to
settle any grievances by arbitration. Notice
is also given til It the Registration Office for
registering voters will be open vt the Court
House in ThibOdaux on Wednesday lst.
day Of September 1880.
X. X. MCBRIDE, Assessor,
Parish OF Lafourche.
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For Sale or Lease.

On Bayou Terrebonne. two miles from
Terrebonne Station. Evergreen Planta
tion, with stock. material implements
&c. For particulars apply to T. Ellis at
residence on said plantation aug-20
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u. A. TKONE,
Lost or Stolen.

From Judge Howel's plantation three
miles above Thibodaux.
One sorrel horse. IA hands high, blind
in the right eye, limps on his hind leg.
abo t IA years old, branded Oh the front
shoulder.
Any person finding said horse or who
can give any information concerning
him will please communicate with Mr..
Robichaux on the plantation.
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(~~) Witness my hand and the impress
( LIS. OF the seal Of my Office, this 7th.
(~~~~ day OF August, A. d. 1880.
j. w. KNOBLOCH, Clerk.
Ex-ofticio member Of Jury Comnissoners
for the Parish Of Lefourche.
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Notice.

A Dividend of six per cent or one dollar
and half per share on The capital stock of
Thibodauz Bridge Company was this day
declared, payable on demand Thihodaux
July IA, 1890
TABOR, President.
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s. T. Grisamore at his stove
Danot has Halls Plows for sale
also Plowshares and Plow handles
which are sold extra.
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DO yOn want burner and
chimney that will not breakS If
you do, cali at s. T. Grisamore's
Stove Depot.
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The entire proceeds arising from TIE sale
Of this work ars devoted to The Hood Or
rhan Memorial Fund, which is invested in
United States Registered Bonds for the nur
ture. care, support and education of the
ten infants deprived Of their parents last
su,mer at New Orl ans, tthe melancholy
incidents OF which sad bereavement ars
still fresh in the public mlud.)
Tire b ,ok is on cte1ant octaue., containing
l50 oages ,ciM It tine photograph likeness
cn1 Il Hi,c steel c"graring maae expressly
7;e, Is, bound IN handsome Gray English
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The volume is Published in the best style
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Illustrations, executed as highest specimens
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The author, the subject, the purpose, all
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shelf of every house in the country
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To the Ladies, who feel desire to ex
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j. A. BOU TIC,

Maehanl COmmissiOnm1ire.
Sc CHARGE DE LA VENTE DE
Cotton, Spsre, Riz.a Mousse. pesaua.
LaiLe, Volailles, Cuts,
Cire, Mel, Gibler,
et de toute espece de produits des champs
ou de jardinage,
w.. Rue Decatur. ..l47
entire Jefferson ct Toulouse]
NOUVELLE ORLEANS
&c. Lock Boz S17.. mhl0'76-ly
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MICHEL. LION.

ass, 1877 s 1873, OLD LEvEE, COR. ST.
ANN Opposite the French @sa' Market
lae Largest Store IN Ne,c Orleans.
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List OfJurOrs.
CLERKS OFFICE.
Parish of Iafourrho

Twentieth judicial District Court.
hereby certify that the following nan
ed persons have been drawn to serve 90
/! !urors for the ensuing term of said co.r,
by the Jury Commissioners for said pa,;sh
Jury for The second ,ceck of Court. Oc,rh.r
Term 1880, beginning on Monday Octo-
her IT, iSSA
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mode Of elcc;ioneering and that the public
may be proof against any further promises
from the same source. Promises
are cheap, but are good enough
il the man making them has
any idea Of keeping them
4 mans word should be as good as his
bond, especially in matters Of this kind,
which are of more than ordinary importance,
ard we regret that Mr. Nellis should have
found it necessary to adopt such mode of
electionecrng, since it will not he apt to
raise him in the estimation of our people.
The News should lose no time in eycusing
linn by stating that he is the unfortunate
possessor OF q poor memory, or, if this will
not do, it should indulge in personal abuse
Of Us. as is ITS custom, in
order that the attention OF the
pubic may be diverted from tie true charge.
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FRESH OYSTERS.

WINTERS OLD RELIABLE OYSTER DEPOT.
The undersigned would respectfully in
form the citizens of Cairo that we are now
receiving daily, and the only parties in
Cairo, direct from Baltimore fresh oysters by
the can-and from the quantity we are re-
ceiving and selling daily we are enabled to
sell them for ten and twenty cents per can
less than any other house in the city--and
as the season advances we will be enabled TO
sell them much lower. We are now selling
the choicest brands at the following figure,
to-wit Choice Standard, full cans, 40 cents
choice Selects, full cans, so cents. For sale
at Winters grocery, on Eighth street and
at the Hotel De Winters, late Arlington ho-
tel at any time, day or night,as the hotel is
never closed. Parties can always RELY upon
getting them. Respectfully,
II. WINTER & Co,