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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-06
II II Il CITY


Advertising is good blister-it draws
customers.
Mississippi Commandery, X. T., next
Monday night.
Miss Nellie Nugent has returned home
from school in Virginia.
Mr. H. o. Pettus, Of the lirm of T. F.
Pettus s, Bro, Norton, was in the city last
week
Rev. c. Johnson has been confined to
his house for three weeks, with Jobs COM
forters."
The accomplished Miss Lula Stedman
left last week, to spend the winter in Lynch
burg, VA.
The city has at last placed pump on the
corner Of Pearl and President streets A
want long felt.
Attention Is called to the proceedings of
Board of Trade last night the next meet
ing be important aud the members are all
requested to attend.
-Kev. III. +. johnson, ID. d., President
Whitworth Female College, will preach at
the Methodist Church IN this city on next
Sabbath, 10th inst
Miss Lucy shelton and Miss Lusk lett
on Thursday night for Nashville, Tenn.
tHe ioiIioi oH liSi. ~ il'eiiAS' anu the
latter to attend school.
The Mt Helm Baptistst church (col.)
Elder Dunbar, received quite large acces-
-, ,..'..,.,',;,I -,
b. D. Boone ESD talented young
member OF Ihe MoDiie OAR was Ill Town
this week looking alter important interests
81 me mobile ana ONO 1'"llro"u company /
81 ''i0 INV
We have received from MesSrs- Hunter
ana Harrington bottle 81 Lake Dry LoaJ
winch IS one OF the best preparations ior the
hands we ever saw Ihey nave II LOT SAFE
Try it.
Mr. Jno. W Robinson IS having brick
building erected on Pearl street next to the
Opera House. The first moor VIII bel
occupied by the Weate IN Union Telegraph
Company, and the second story VIII be used
Tor public hall
We are sorry to state that our young
townsman, William Cothran George, son of
Senator George, aud late OF the state
Treasury department, viii make ~. Louis /
his residence in future lie has many friends
here and Mississippi has need Of all her
youag men.
-Dout't FORGET that Barlow. Wilson Prim- /
rose and West with their great minstrel !
,,.,,,,,,,,. viii t..a+tba oo.rs ITorsa ,,o,,+
Saturday night Every one will go and |
have an immense time, for they have
changed their programme, and almost every
feature is new
The next entertainment that MANAGER
Lowd has in store for the public is the un-
riyaIIed Barlow. Wilson. Primrose and West
Nagr, Minstrel Comnspv Fvarvhodv
knows the reputation ofthis company and
they will he greeted bv a LARGE crowd
Their date is October OH
A communication from Cen w r
Martin, on the, proposed railroad to Yazoo
Citv was received inst ~ the manor was
-,
going 70 press ~ wiz appear next week.
Cur columns are open tor free discussion of
Var hmm gaf mr. N fhKV
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zinds County Hancock Organizations.
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Geo. " Harper, Raymond, Chairman Har-
r. Peyton. Bolton, Secretary. Oliver Clifton
Thos Atkinson. Jackson; j. Hewes, VIM Bell
Clinton; W. II. Chichester, ID. Y Howell, Ed
warls T. T. Hart, J. b. Ross, Utica; J. W
Chiies, Auburn; Andrew Miller, Raymond;
Dr. f. F Lowe, Chapel Hill; A. p. Watson.
Forest Hill; /. V. Enochs, Terry.
RAYMOND HANCOCK CLUB.
Farrar Morrison, Presidents W. j. Crisler,
Andrew Miller Richmond Sivley, Sam. D.
Harper Weep residents; II. A. Huntley,
Secretary }. N Futch, Treasurer Regular
meetings on the frat and third Saturdays Of
each month at 4 clock ?. NJ.
BOLTON HANCOCK CLUB.
r c. Pepper, President; 5. L. Herring,
Harry Pevton and Weldon Hicks, Vice-Presi-
dents: L. G. Lamou and Henry Walton, Sec
refaries: c. L. Robinson, Treasurer
AUBURN HANCOCK CLUB.
/ y Bush. President: J. w. Horne, II. A.
Stewart. j. H. Hobart, ID. ~ Ballard, Vice
Presidents; J. Il Chapman, j b. Lowry Sec
retarles
LIBERTY GROVE HANCOCK CLUB.
Thomas Atkinson. President; s. r. Smith,
John Sutherland, Claud Winston, Vice-Presi-
d -nt-: ". II. Potter, Secretary Edwin Barks-
date Treasurer
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Assessments Nos. s and 8.

HOLLY SPRINGS, Oct. s. 1890
Members of the Masonic Mutual Benefit
Association are hereby notified of the follow
ing deaths
No 9.-Bro. j. A. Tibbs, of Morton Lodge,
No 254, Morton, Mississippi, who died July
No. BRO. Perry Crss, of Bolivar Lodge,
No 2i0, Beulah, Mississippi, who died Septem
Der H. 1880.
Failure to pay above by November Is, 1880,
forfeits membership aud all claims to Benefit
Fund: All certificates dated subsequent to
July Is, are only liable for No. g.
Ns- In remitting, please give the number
of your certificate; also, full post-office adj
dress, including county. Register your letters,
or send by postal order. Several remittances
entrusted to the mail in the ordinary way,
have either been lost or stolen
L. B, MoSBY. se2retary.
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OFFICE or
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION

COuRIER-J0IRNAL RUILp y

LOUISVILLE, kY, :, pi. a. 60.
In direct violation of a j agreement with
FIX Postmaster General Key. ordering the de-
livery O. Restored Letters and the payment
o. Money Orders 10 the nndersi gned, pending
the litigation in the United States Supreme
Court, the Third Assistant Postmaster Gener-
al has seen nj, the absence q has SHperiors TO
ser aside said order. The grounds upon which
he justices this action that all lotteries in
Kentucky have bten repealed, and are there
fore illegal and being Illegal, are necessarily
fraudulent, when, in TACT, the franchise under
which this Company draws. unlike that Of the
Louisiana Lottery Company. has aegsr 5esa re-
peaEed and yetthe Posi- Office Department dis
erfmiaates "a Juror Of that Company.
Comment is useless Legal action will at
once he taken by this COMPANY, and, until
further notice, correspondents are requested
10 send ali remitiances by plain letter or by
express. Don't send By money order regis
tered letter.
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J. A BRowx, ESQ, one Of the accom-
Plished Reporters Of the Supreme Court
has placed on our table copy Of the 57th
Mississippi. It is volume of 99o pages
gotten up in the usually good style of Little
Brown & Co. 1t embraces many of the de.
cisions Of the last April term
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Masonic Mutual Benefit Association.
ASS ESSMENT NOTICE,
HOLLY SPRINGS, Oct. l, 1880

HoLLY SPRINGS, Oct I, 1850
OWING to the fact that many notices of
~ Assessments Nos. and Z, payable before
September 30th, failed to reach members of
the Association, notice is hereby given that no
member indebted for said assessments will be
dropped until after 18th inst. The assessments
are for Bro. I. Nj. Sargent. who died at Macon,
July 8, and Bro b. D. Matthews, who died at
Holly Springs, July 18th.
In future Assessment Notices will be pub
lished in The CLARIoN-the publishers hav-
ing kindly agreed to do SO free of charge.
L. b. MOSBY, Secretary.
Oct6.' S0-3w,
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Colored Recruits.
Vicksburg Commercial.

Vicksburg Commercial.
One hundred and thirty. Geo. W. Da-
venport and P. G. Hall, colored Democrats,
made speeches to the colored men at Snyder.
Bluff in this county Saturday, and enrolled
one hundred and thirty colored men in a
Hancock and Chalmers club. Call out the
troops The men whom Gen. Hancock
fought to make free are rallying to his stand
ard by thousands.
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COLUMBUS, Ga, Feb. 6, 1878.

DIT. Z. J. NOTeTt
DEAR DOCToR-We can commend your
Teethina (Teething Powders) as the most sat
is factory presGriptiel we ever used for the
toose bowels of eruptions Of eer children.
They hare saved as many dollars IN doctors bills
Yours truly,
b. T. HATCHER
of firm of McGehee s. Hatcher, Warehouse and
Commission Merchants)
For sale by BYRON LEMLY, Jackson, Miss.
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PERRY, Ca, April "A, 1879.
have Watched the use Of the medicine now
known as .'Swift's Syphilitic Specific since
the year 1825-over 80 years-and have never
heard of a failure to cure when properly taken
i commenced the use of it on my slaves be
tween 1880 and 1856, and as also did number
Of ny neighbors vnd in every ease thai came
within my knoNledge il effected cure. In
1859 my brefher in-law, Georgs Walker.
boagAt az auction a Stare not warranted. After
the purchase it was discovered that he had
had SYPHILIS for twelve years. His head was
without hair on il. He treated him with
this remedy, and in four weeks he was sound
and well, and in a short time had as hne head
OF hair Is vas eyer aNAed by q negro He
Owned this slave many years. aud he never
had aay return Of the disease, nor lost days
work. THIS Il only one among hundreds Of
instances Of remarkable cures made by this
medicine. In all my past life / have never
it Il recommended to do.
b Z. DENMARK.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. Propri-
etors Atlantis, c..
sold BY 8TRoN LKNLx, Jackson Miss.
Cal1 Tor copy ok 1oung Mems Friend
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Just Received by A. Nirden-

300 pieces new fall Prints, in latest designs.
Full line of Cotton and Wooden Flannels.
Imported Cashmeres-from SOC. to 81.
Line of Dress Goods, from 10c to SOC. pr yd
Prettiest line of Ladies' Silk HandkerehiefS
in the city.
Beautiful line of Ladies Neck Wear
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THE Russian Court invited DR.. Aver and
his family to the Archduke's wedding in the
royal Palace. This distinction was awarded
him not only because he was American,
but because mis- name as a physician had be-
come favorably known in Russia on its pass
age round the world.-Pueblo Col People.
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CoUP's Mammoth Circus showed here yes
terday, and an immense multitude crowded
the Pavilion. The street parade was the
best that ever appeared in our city. We
have only space to say that in all its de-
PArtments it came up to the highest measure
of exDectation
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Workmanship Cannot be Excelled.

BooneVlIIe FIeadefJ
We have seen a copy of the new Revised
Code of Mississippi and learn that the
printing and binding was performed at THE
OLARloN office in Jackson. We may not
be competent Judge, but from appearance
and critical inspection, we verify believe
the work cann,,ts he excelled anywhere.
Surely, Mississippians ought to patronize
home institutions
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rZRGN
The New Code.
sssIMPLY PERFEcr.n
GreenviIle Timea.l

GreenviIle Times.
Thearangment and inisx Of this work
rejects laagilg credit upon Judge CamPOeli.
III printinr. the suitability OF the type and
excellence Of the paper, the durability of
ia binding. by Mesars Power d Barksdale,
il simply perfect
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-06

The Cry HOTEL, New Orleans, holds its
own as the best and most popular hotel of
Ine crescent City. Messrs. Mumford s
Watson and their assistants never weary in
their attentions TO guests, and to make
them comfortable and happy no trouble and
expense are ever spared The charges for q
hrst-elass hotel. are exceedingly moderate.
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Election Notice.

WHEREAS, At A MEETING OF THE
w Board of Mayor and Aldermen of the
City Of jackson, held Monday, September u,
! 1880; called by the Mayor upon application
of petitioners to submit the proposition for
subscription to the capital stock in the Jack
son, Yazoo City and Arkansas City Railroad
to the amount of One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars, in accordance with Section Six of the
Act of the Legislature Incorporating said
Railroad, approved March 9th, 1880 1t was;
Ordered That an election be held on
Tuesday, the I'd day of November, 1850,
At the several voting precincts in the CITY of
Jackson, at which the proposition to subscribe
One Hundred thousand Dollars in bonds of
the said city to the capital stock of the Jack
son, Yazoo City, and Arkansas City Rail
road, shall be submitted TO the qualified voters
of said city. The said proposition shall be
voted upon as follows, viz; For Suhscrip-
ton, or Against Subscription.
81 IL further Ordered That the Mayor be.
and he IS hereby authorized, to appoint the
Inspectors aud Clerks of said election and TO
designate the places at which the polls will
be opened and 70 issue his proclamation to
that effect
true copy from the minutes
JOHN McGILL, Mayor,
Attest:
HARRIS BARKsDALE City Clerk,
Sep29, 'S0-30d.
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Important to RetaiIers of Powder 4 Shot.

We have just completed our Ammunition
Magazine. Capacity, 500 kegs. We buy from
FIRST hands, and can sell you at New Orleans
or Vicksburg prices.
At ROBINSON STEVENS & Co
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WANTED,

"A Presidential Campaign Charts. HIS
MANUAL OF Social AND BUsINRss Forks, and
pR. EAPAKY's FAMILY PHxsIcIAE. Terms
Liberal. Address, J. w. STRONG,
sep16, 80-1m. Dallas, Texas.
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A. VIRDEs still has exclusive control Of the
celebrated ziegler make Of shoes. Every pair
Is sold under full guaraptee.
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and Literary Institute,
NEW Ms, LA.

n r w RLEA NJ, Ia.
The Commercial Atheneum and Model College
OF the South and West.
Scientific, Literary, Academical and Lam
guage Departments Elective System; nom
sectarian; daily lectures; actual counting
house work done, and books regularly kept /;
Literary and Debating Societies; Gymnasium
exercise. College building is owned by the
Principal. and devoted solely to school Purpo-
ses $4,000 cubic feet of school room; ele-
gantly furnished rooms and halls large and
efficient faculty; all necessary maps, charts
and philosophic apparatus.
Send for Catalogue of this progressive and
renowned Sothern College. Address
COL. GEO. SOULE,
New Orleans, La.
n. B.-Soule's series of Philosophic Arith-
metics for sale at the college office.
Oct. 5, 'St)-6m.
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The Dollar of the Daddies .

HAMEURG and Swiss Embroidery Torchon
and Lanquedoc Lace. At A. VIRDEN's
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The madison County AgrieuIturaI Fair.

FINDER the auspices Of the FARaERs' CLUB,
u will be held at CANTON, THURSDAY, Far
DAY and SATHRpAy, OCTOBER y, -, and 80.
For Catalogues and other information. ad-
dress I. q. SMITH, -VANIZ,
septic. 3t.eow SEs'Y.
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. TO LIE N

NEAR BRANDON, MISS, from William
~ Dukes on Thursday night, Sept. Both, a
b ownish bay MARE MULE, about four years
old last spring; long bodied branded e. r. on
her left shoulder with two small white spots
low on each hip; a Wen on her hind leg.
A liberal reward will be paid for her return
to d. w. Busick, or WIN. DUKES.
Oct = 'S0-lt
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DIED,

In Wilkinson county, on the LIST of October,
Judge EDWARD McGEEHEE, aged ninety-six
years, aud in the seventeen year of his resi-
dence of the county where he died. 1t had
pleased God to spare the life of this venerable
patriarch through many eventrul years and
he is gone to his everlasting rest surrounded
by a large posterity and by neighbors and
friends, leaving name that will be loved and
cherished among them to the latest generation.
His remains were reverently and tenderly
committed to their mother earth, on the 3rd of
October; and of the solemn scene, the follow
ing mention is made in telegram to the N.
D. Times:
The funeral of Judge Edward MeGeehee, at
eleven O'Clock A. NJ, was attended by the larg-
est concourse ever assembled here on such an
occasion. The pall-bearers were his sons and
grandsans,
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FULL line of Gentsand Boys Clothing, Gents
furnishing goods. The besa Unlaundried
Shirt in the city for one dollar.
4. EInDEs.
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ViOkaOurg and Meridian railroad
The Cincinnati southern i.ine-

A"e NihcihhAO southern Liues
This line for the North auA West offers
great inducements to travellers. Passengers
taking the v & NJ, Road, at Jackson, at 1880
O'Clock p. NJ, make close connection with
the Cincinnati southern at Chattanooga.
and reach Cincinnati quicker than by any
other route. Sleeping cars from Vicksbure
TO Chattanooga.
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LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining in the Post-office
at Jackson, Kinds county. Miss, for the week
ending October s. 1880:
Adams, Isaac Morgan, B. NJ.
Ririsong, c. W. Parker, J. NJ.
Branniu, Harrie Presly, Annie
Butler. Mrs Martha Price A W
Cox Mrs Emma Randolf Geo.
Denfree. Mrs. W. H. Raings, Miss Charlotte
Harry, Mrs Mary, Rodgers, VIM. II.
Hawkins, q. W. Sullivan, Mrs. Sarah
Hardy, J. W. Seigel, George
johnson, Laura Stricklin, Mrs Melinda
Johnson, Miss Maggie Warren William B.
johnson, Mrs Jane Williams, John
Massey, John (col1 Wilbond
Mitchell, Ed or John Wilson, Frank Ed.
Wraglaud, Mrs. Laura
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised"
W. H H. GREEN, P NJ
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mHE NEXT SESSION az the Mississippi
II Institution for the Education of the Blind
October. w. 8. LANGLEY
Sept ~ So Superintendent
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iuE BONANZA FOR BOOK AGENTS Is
selling our splendidly illustrated book,
Life of General Hancock

oy his lifelong friend, Ho4. ). W. FORNEY,
an author - aouoAat .taf.e. This work is
ExDoasED by GEN. HANCOCK, party leaders
and PRESS; is Ioo-priceG, immensely popular,
fits SOC. Agents are making EASILY $40 PER
DAY. For the BEST BOOK, bsst terms and full
particulars. address HUBBARD BROS, Allan
ia. Ga
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10 RENT!

AND STORE HOUSES Al
IL MADISON STATION, midway between
Jackson and Canton on the Railroad Hear
thy; goOd business point; hne society
schools churches. and many other advantages
Apply to
T. n. JONES, Agent.
sept.l5. sow.
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" ashington Post.
With all its alleged wickedness, the stand
ard silver dollar is so popular that it is
sought in exchange for gold.
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CENTS To JAM.
TIE Chicago
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Will be sent. postpaid,
from date TO Jan. 1st
next, for 10 cents. This
trial subscription will
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RIO ADVERTfsERs-Send 10 cts. for our 100
page pamphlet, all about Newspaper Ad-
ysrtising. Address GEO. 2. R0RELL s CO..
10 Spruce St. n. I.
oct.6l 'o0-4t.
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WI HoFF's FEEER AND AauK Poxro. the old
reliable remedy, noE sells st One Dollar.
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First Monday in November next,

All the right title and Interest the defendants
have in and TO the following described pro-
g. Township >, Range l. west, situated i'm
Kinds county, Mississippi, being the property
levied upon as the property Of defendants T.
I. and J. w. cameron, snd will be sold TO sat-
isfy the above stated case and OH costs
FARRAR MORRISON, Sheriff.
Sep29, 80 -3w. By L. f. Guilds, ID. s.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
FRANCIS BERRY, Circuit Court LIST Disc
l464l VS.. Fl FA.
JAMES Brown. trict, Kinds County.
pY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE STATED
- writ to me directe4 from the Office OF the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Kinds county il
will sell az public auction Co the highest bid-
der for cash within the hours prescribed by
Law, in front Of the City liall, in the city Of
Jackson, at the eastern door thereof, on the
First Monday in November next,
All the right, title and interest tine defendant
has in and TO the following property, situated
in the city Of Jackson, to-wit: Lots No. s and
q Helm Survey, Jakson. being the property
levied upon as the property OF defendant, and
will ha sold 10 satisfy the above stated case
and all costs.
FARRAR MORRISON. Sheriff.
Sep.29 6O-sw. BY L. F. CiuLEs, ID. $.
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PARKER's Sanionine Worm Lozenges are
the best OF all Worm Medicines, Thousands of
Hathers, ell over the land. give thsir children
PARKkRs Santonine Worm Loxenges Tr
them, at r. r. Ledbetters, Jackson, Miss.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-01-31
T E IN
OLD RELIABLE PIONEER LINE
CANNING
Wells, Fargo a Co.'s Express and
the United States Mails.
Established Since the Discovery Of
the Comstoek.
VWVHE STAGES OF TBE AccoMMoDA.
IL tion Line
Between Virginia. silver, Dayton
and satire,
Leave sutro, every day. at hsfpast Z A. NJ.
and hal. past ) P. NJ. arriving In virginiA
about 10 A. NJ. and Pm.
Returning leave Virginia sbaut II a. u. and
3 p. NJ, arriving at sutro about and p. Mae
r. A r H
auNa

Virginia to Silver. ........... ..... Ia eeenfs
vt-ainia IN n--.eF-~--7r-----
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And In accordance With iAw and IN ordsr OF
the o ,ard Of Directors. made on the isia day
Of November. 1879. 90 many shares d eacn PsI.
eel Of such stock 81 may be necessary VIII ee
soid ~ nublic auction, ct the ofAce Of the
Company. Room iois P,lsee Hotel. San rrsn'
eisco. California. on WEDNESDAY the .sEs.
ENra day of January. tsso. ct tho hour OF ~
o'clock NJ, OF said day. 70 pay said dsinqaee'
assessment thereon, together with costs OF sd-
veytiaius and expenses OF the sale.
r. J. BLAEENEY. eeeretAry.
Oncs-Room ioit Palace Hotel, saa Fran
cisco. Oaiifornis. f H1.N
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rosTPONEMRNf.

NA meeting OF the Directors Of ihe Quinn
Mining Company, held on the sixth day Of
January, 1880, the sale Of delinguent stock Tor
uon.payment Of assessment No. was posa
poned 10 SATURDAY, January Sevsnsconth'
Al the same hour and place
TT BLAKENEY, Secretary.
oface-Room iolt Palace Hotel. San Fran
cisco, California.
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AwEEK In your own town. and no
tH capital risked. You can give the
business q trial without expense.
The best opportunity ever offered for
q DH those willing to work. GoI should
UOOtry nothing else until you sec for
yourself what You can do ct the
business we offer. No room to ex-
plain here. You can devote all your
time or only your spare time TO the
business. and make great pay for every hour
that you work. Women make as much IS men.
Send for special private terms and particu-
lars. which we mail free. IS 0utfit free.
Don't complain Of hard times when you have
sach . chance. Address Il. HALLKTT q CO.
Portland, Maine,
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oEllAquEAr NOTICE.

n UfYgErsENG c0MPANY-LocATIoN
Of pfsiscipal place ef essiness. San
Prszcisco. Cslifssnia; location OF works. Dew
aI's Gate aad Chinasowa District, Lyon
.aounty, Nevada. Eofics--Thcre are dslin.
ansnt upon the following -descrihed sock. on
secount OF assessment me. ~ levied on the
inftssnth day Of September. 1879 the seversi
amounts set opposite the names of the resPss-
Aiye shAreholders. as follows