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lNcENDIARIsM IN KERsMAw DIsrRrcr.
We learn from the Camden Journal,
of the 9th inst, that the barn of Mr..
Jas. II. Vaughn, with its contents of
five hundred bushels of corn, was de-
stroyed by fire about l2 O'Clock last
night. The stable near by in which
was valuable horse, was also consum.
cd, but tho horse was saved through
the exertions of son of Mr.. ", who
was considerably burned in the effort.
This is a heavy loss to Mr.. Vaughn in
these times of scarcity and high price
OF provisions. 1t was no doubt tho
work of incendiaries.
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THE ladies Elastic Supporter, (G. C.
l. Siillsons.) for monthly use. Simple,
convenient and neat. For sale Mt millinery
and fancy goods stores. Samples by mail
on receipt Of one dollar. DR. J. H. Rooms,
Marietta, Ga, sole agent for South Carroll.
na, Ga,, Fla, Ala, Miss, In. juno 80
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SELF-HELP FOR THE ERRING.. Words
- ii Cheer fer The Voting Men. Who have
iailen victims to SOCIAL EVILS, desire a
oetter MANHOOD. Sent IN sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address How
Pa. ;nno Or
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
44l go a "a a.

l4A & "a a.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OrrIoE,
Charleston, 8. c., April 10, 1868.
IN and after Sunday, April llth, tho
" Passenger Trains on the South Caroli-
mn Railrond will run as follows, VIZ:
For augusta.
Leave Charleston, 9.3Oam
arrive at Augusta, 446pm
Connecting with Trains for Montgomery.
Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans, via
Montgomery and Grand Junction.
y For Columbia.
Leave Charleston, $50 m
Arrive at Columbia, 8,1Onm
Connecting with Wilmington and Man.
chester Railroad, Charlotte and South Ca>
roiina Railroad, and Camdcn Train.
For Charleston.s
Leave Augusta, ono q ~
Arrive at Charleston, 5.lOpm
Leave Columbia, 746p ~
hi'Ne 1T Charleston, 6.10 m
augusta ..Nigat Eapyess
(Sundays Excepted.)
Leave Charleston, 1907 m
Arrive at Augusta, 6.lOam
Connecting with Trims for Mempbis.
Nashville and New OIleans. vim Grand lime,
tion.
Leave Augusta, 4.1opm
Arrive at Charleston. 4OOam
Columbia Night Eapro,.
Sundays Excepted.) N
Leave Charleston, 6.05nu
Arrive at Columbia, 4A6r -,
Connecting Sundays except ed) with tho
dreenville and Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia, 5Kor
arrive at Charleston, s,3Oam
SunmerpiEe Train.
Leave Charleston, 3.8bnm
ae a. oummCrViile, 500 0pn
.e", nense oammerville, ITO am
a. oh"'lcston, 8.26 o n
Camde" and Columbia Passenger Train.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and satur.
days, connecting at Kingsyille with up and
down Day Passengers.
Leave Camden, saso
Ne at Coiampis, II 90 m
Arrive rtv et'emO,n, at CnmGs, 22o p NJ
'' ~ o"maen; 7.06 p h::S
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a sk your Doctor or Druggist for Sweet
"A Quinine--it equals (bitterl Quinine. Il
made only by +. STEARRs, Chemist. De.
troit. ;,n. or
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The O SITS Of Justice,

At he recent session Of tho Court of
General Sessions, Judge Bo,zet, there
was tried case of larceny that is wor-
thy OF mention, as Illustrative of the
costs, II not the value OF Justice j., these
times OF "liberty, fraternity and cqual-
ty.' A negro stole chicken worth
thirty seven cents. lie was convicted
and sentenced to one months imprison.
ment. Flo had been kept in Jail two
months before brought to trial His
case came IN The thirlicth day Of the
session. The expenses / havo had
carefully made out by an officer ol the
court. They are "A f'Il,ws: For iail
expenses, that Is fifty cents day for
three months. ar" S45; Elk witnesses in
attendance Tor twenty la"s $l2O;
Jurors, Sl8; solicitors. sherin's ann
clerks ices. SO making an aggrrgnt,,
IT Just S20S. Isn't the tax. payer fum,l
OF that kind OF administration.
THE NEGRO.
A planter from Tho oll innate i.
neiehborbood IN Tlo,.G.lI u;v., ~
fact O, Two h .or;n,, Man. ,,',S,.,
negro decrease H.. o.n,l W
dred negroes and wo ouco.. st,,f ,I,,,
ter and The fire., dm.u H.. rnw ,rI'",
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Executive CLEMENcY. The Edge.
field Adrertiser says: owe are pleas
cd to announce that old Mr.. Andrew
Moyer,tried at the June term Of Court
for the murder of John Aubrey, found
guilty Of manslaughter, and sentenced
to two years' imprisonment in the
Penitentiary, has, upon petition from
many of our best citizens, endorsed by
the presiding Judge, been pardoned by
Gov. SCOTT. On Thursday last he was
released from Jail and returned to his
family" '
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Mrs. Annie Osborn is livelv
young woman who has recently appear
cd in Albany in search of n husband
who has been abducted from his bed
and board by his mother. It seems
that wife and mother-,n-law couldn't
live in peace together. The deserted
Annie published card in the papers,
in which she says "Iam anxious to
find him-not that I ever purpose
STOPPING so low rs to 1.-Two with him,
but as no is 20 years old, I have seri.
Gus thoughts of assisting his mother
to wean him.
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Invaluable IIeilieaE R00k.

tONTAIEING Important Physiorioa
- Information to yonng men conf emSlat.
ing Marriage, sent free on receipt Of 25
cents: Address CHEMICAL INSTITUTE.
az Clinton Place, N. Y.
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w ANTED. = Energetic canva -sers to
W, make $40 10 $l5 day selling one
OF the most remarkable inventions Of tho
age. Blake's 81 Patent Chair Springs, that
make an easy rocking chair out of any
char. beware Of infringers. Send for
circulars to The Patentee, Manufacturer
and Proprietor. ANDREW M. BLAKE,
Box $40. Canton. Ohio
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CRoPs IN TIE SrATE.-The Sumte

CRoPs IN TIE SrATE.-The Sumter
Ne,os says:
The crops arc very fine, both corn
and cotton. We never saw any bet.
ter at this season Of the year. Rice,
too, is lifting up it's head, and We see
every reason to rejoice in the pros
pcct of an abundant harvest
"Praises to the Lord"
The Cheraw Democrat, of the 9th
says:
1t has been excessively warm for
two weeks or more. and at the same
time, the drought has continued until
corn is twisted terribly, and the gar
dons burning up. If it remains dry
much longer it will materially affect
the crops of all kinds. A good rain in
n few days would perhaps save them.
The Barnwcll Sentinel, of the 10th
instant, says:
Various sections of the District
were visited with refreshing showers
of rain on Monday last, and crops of
both corn and cotton arc improving.
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$1,000 Per Day Guaranteed

Agents TO sell the HOME SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE. 1t makes the Lock Stitch alike
on both Sides, has the undcr-fecd. and is
equal in cvcry respect to any Sewing Ma.
chine ever invented. Price S25. Warrant
ed for years. Send for circular. Address
Johnson, CLARK s. Co., Boston, Mass,
Pittsburg. Pa, or st. Louis, Mo. june 80
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S3OOOS SALARY. Address u. 9. Piano Co..
Yew York. ;nno
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TIE most peacosble way to have .
knock.down is to get up an auction.
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From 4 to $50 Horse
Power, including the
CELEBRATED Corliss CUT
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Stationary Enginea,
Portable Engines, 60.
Also. Circular, Muley
and Gang Saws Mills,
Sugar Cano Mills, Shaft
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With the COTTAGE PRE-
and the printing material nc
companying il, every man
can do his own printing neat.
ly, quickly and chcaply.-
They arc SO simple in con,
struction, that n boy ten
years old can easily manage
the largest size. Printed
instructions are sent with
each office, enabling The pur-
chaser to get work without
a previous knowledge of
printing. a circular, con.
tanning full description,
prices, testimonials. So. sent
free to oil. Our Specimen
Sheets Of type, cuts, &c., ten
cents. Address
ADAMS PRESS CO.,
63 Murry Street,
. Yew York.
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1QDn A YEAR.--Mnle and Female
lOOO Agents wanted everywhere.
Address II. ANDERSON & Co., 3l4 Olive st.,
St. Louis, Mo.
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BEAR KnLED.-Wo have been
shown by Capt. w. Il. Plowdcn,
the paw of Black Bear, killed
by his son Willie, within short
distance of his residence, at SCOTS
vile, in this District, on last Tuesday,
which measured l24 inches across tho
the centre of the foot, and inches
length of track from heel to end of
middle claw, and weighed near 3
pounds.
lie was being chased with dogs by
Capt. Ezra keels, at the time he was
killed, who being unarmed, called for
help, whom Willie arrived and made
tho successful shot.
This is unusual gamo for this Sec
tion, and wo suppose Bruin must have
been out on Fourth of July excur.
sion-that being popular recreation
just now for his color.
lie was very fat and weighed 314
pounds. His mate is said to be in the
same vicinity.--.Sumtcr News.
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EMPLOYMENT thatp pays. For PARTON.
ist, Detroit.
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The following circular has been issued
to the Shcrtl,s Of the various Counties
throughout the State:
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GRANT AHEAD ONCE MORE.

Virginia acknowledges the wisdom OF
his generous policy.
Texas with her luxnriant fields and
bonndlcss herds, must follow the exam.
pie of Virginia, and, when her time
comes. 60 in like prairie on fire for
Hamilton and tho Conservative ticket.
up! upl Up"-All tho boys for
the Conservative victory in Virginia.
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Meeting of Tax Payers.

A meeting of the Taxpayers of
Richland was hel l yesterday, in the
Court House. On motion of Il. II.
Gilmore, Esq, Col. Wm. Wallace was
called to the chair, and Mr.. II. w.
Rice requested to act as Secretary.
Upon taking tho chair, Col. Wal
lace briefly explained the object of
the meeting, which was to take some
concerted action in regard to the very
oncrous taxation that has been imposed
upon our citizens by those in powor-
which appeared to be concerted act
or their part to rob the citizens of this
State of their last dollar.
John ). Green, Esq., then submit.
ted the following resolutions
Resolred, That i, is the opinion of
meeting that the present assessment
ct State and County taxes is oppres
sirr, unequal and, as VIC believe, lille
gal.
Hcsolrcd. That wo will resist the
payment of said taxes by all lawful
means to the extent of our abilities.
Hesolucd, That in order to ,lo so,
We will select able counsel II take
such legal steps in the premises as
they may deem best.
These resolutions were seconded by
James D. Tradewoll, Esq, in a very
strong and able address, which was
listened to with great attention by
tho meeting; upon the conclusion OF
which the vote upon the resolutions
was takon, and they we're adopted.
On motion Of John Mckenzie, Esq
committee Of three was appointed to
select suitable counsel, under the
third resolution, ond to mako the
necessary assessments to defray the
expenses of said counsel
The committee consists of Mcssrs.
John Mckenzie, Thomas Taylor and
d. b. DeSaussurc.
A committee, consisting Of Mcssrs
James =. Tradcwcll, f. w. Fickling
and John s. Green, was appointed tc
prepare and publish a manifesto tc
the citizens Of this State in regard tc
the letter Of Gov. Scott, published il
the P~nir, of the 9Th inst, in repl,
to letter addressed to him by Mcssrs
Stenhousc, Gibson and Dicrcks, in re-
gard to tho State taxes. The com.
mittec selected Hons. J. 2. Carro'
aud f.. w. Fickling as The counse
under the third resolution, which wa.
approved Of by the mcoting. Tho
meeting then adjourned. MGnir.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-22
kppIicatiOn for Patent.
SoticS.-No. 110.


Carson CITY, New, November 10th, 1863.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIKI
~ American Mining Company, by Williams Il
BiXlcr, attorneys, have this day filed in ihiS Of
Zee a diagram, together with q notice OF appli-
cation fora Patent from the United States, under
Act Of Congress. approved July 9th, 1866, for
2,5GS feet OF a certain vein or lode or quartz or
other rock In place. bearing gold, silver, copper,
and other metals, formerly known as the North
American Mining Company's claim, and now as
the American Mining Company's claim, situate
In Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County.
Nevada, being the sam vein or lode developed
In the works OF tho Ovcrman Mining Company,
adjoining II ON the north, and lying between the
southern and northern boundaries dclincatcd OH
the diagram, and described Us follows, t0.wit
The southern line commences nj stake No. ],
marked North American Company, south
line located In American Flat, at n point about
onc.halr mile northeast OF the Bay State mill,
and about sevcnty.fvc (75) feet east OF the Amer.
lean Flat road. and runs S 500 L (passing through
n cedar bush in small ravinc) and y so W pass
inc through q stake located on road, marked
North American Company. sonthI line The
northern line commences nj stake MOI. marked
North American Company, north line" located
at tho Uncle Sam boarding house. said point
bearing from stake No. 1 y 800 + 2,5US feet, this
distance being the amount claimed on the lode,
and runs s $40 T. (passing through q stake ut 100
feet distant, marked North American Compa-
ny, north line and y $40 W passing through
a stake ut 100 feet distant, marked North
American Company, north line'O At q monu-
mcnt OF stone maikcd "Pt OF reference" on plat
located y 3Go L JGS feet from stake No. !, the
southwest corner OF Sec. 6 i. III n. X. 81 h,
bears S i2o ~ W 1898 feet distant. Mt. Lincoln
hears s 40 3p +, and the smoke stack Of the
Bay State mill bears 5 800 90 W. The extent OF
said vein or lode cannot BE- ascertaincd by actual
measurement, but sald vein or lode II bounded
on each side by tho wall Of tho same, and the
amount of ground contained between the given
end lines and the unasccrtaincd walls OF said
vein or lode, IA estimated at 20 acres. Said
claim ! smorc particularly described in The notice
and diagram posted in this office and ON tho
claim. WARREN Il. LOCkHART,
poiS.gld Register.
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Summons.

IOcsNr NEVADA STATE sTANP-cANcELgpl
In THE DISTRICT COURT OE
the Second Judicial District OF the State oi
Nevada, in and for the County Of Ormsby;.,
Arabella Ann Morrison, plaintiff. We. James ~.
Morrison, defendant. Action brought In The
DIstrict Court OF tho Second Judicial District OF
the State Of Nevada, In and for the County OF
Ormsby, and the complaint filed In sad County
Of o5n,'1 g:u Il 'l% the Sn State {, Of ae nevada .q1 y.
c@y,ssiinv 10 James II. Morrison, defendant. IOu
ARC hereby required TO appear In an action
hronoht against you by the above named plant.
In IN the District Court OF the second Judicial
for the County OF ormsby, and to answer
The complaint filed therein. within ten DAYS
exclusive OF the day Of ~scrricc) after tho service
on you Of this Sumnons-if served within this
county, or II served out Of this county but In
this District, within twenty days. otherwise
within forty dsys-or Judgment by default win
be taken against You. The said action II brought
to obtain n decree OF this Court dIssolving the
bonds OF matrimony heretofore and now exist
aud this plaintiff, upon the grounds OF extreme
cruelty, falling to provide the common ncccssa.
ries Of life, and gross and hnbitual Drunkenness.
a. alleged In plaintiff complaint: PIaintin
T. mt ohs e SlISsG n.m lssf R anS i" Mof ri .s5a and %ddFf asEs
thai this Court, by Its decree, award to her the
care, custody aud control OF said child, and for
costs Of suit. All Of which more fully appears
by plaintiffs complaint. on file IN my Office.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 10
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required, the said plaintiff will apply TO the
Court for tho relief prayed for In her complaint.
~ Given under my hand, and the seal OF
Il. =. tho District Court Of the Second Judi.
cinl District OF the Stntc OF Nevada, In
md for tho County OF 0rmsby, this nth day or
In tho year Of our Lord, one thousand
fsIsiR T.J. EDWARDS, CLERK. @
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-22
NO. 81.
An Ordinance 70 Guard Agninst The
Spread Of tho Disease kMown rs
Smallpox.

w NRREAS, IT APPEARING TO THE
Board OF Trustees OF the town OF Gold
Hill, that the disease known A. tho smallpox
exists In sald town, and that unless the utmost
precautions arc taken to prevent IL from spread
ing. tho health and lives or the citizens will be
greatly endangered and, whereas, pcrsOns hay-
lug tho disease and parties taking care OF III"
patients are 10th TO hang out the yellow 1as A. 4
warning, and 10 take othor necessary steps Ia
cOnlno tho ditcaso 10 the per1ons afflicted.
TO guard against tho spread OF this most loath.
some disease
The Board Of Trustees of iks Town Of Gold
I'LL do ordain as follows:
SECTION /. II shall be the duty Of any person
knowing Of the existence of n care OF small.pox
within the incorporate lirits Of The Owl Of Gold
Hill, where the same has not already been cont.
inundated 10 q member OF the Boanl or Health.
or to tho Marshal Of said town. or where yellow
nag has not been hung, 10 inform u member al
said Board or said Marshal Of the existence aud
place OF said disease.
SEC. =. II shall be the duty Of the owner ar
occupant OF any house or cabin situated within
tho incorporate limits Of tho town Of Gold I'LL,
In which a casc OF smallpox exists, 10 fastcn
upon conspicuous part OF said house or cabin
ayellow Gag, or inform the Marshal Or q nom
Der Of the Board Of Health Of said town that the
San exists in said house or cabin, within
twenty.four hours after such owner or occupant
shall DO informed Of the nature OF the mid dis
case by 8 physician. And no pcrson shall n.
move said flag without permission from 4 mem.
Der Of said Board Of Health.
d. SEC. 8. The nurse, or person waiting upon 4
person afilcted with the smallpox, shall not
leave the building whore the patient Is and min
gle with the citizens Of the town, while acting ~
such nurse.
SEQ. 4. 1t shall be the duty OF any person Wis.
iting q small. por patient to change his clothing,
cleanse his person, ,and use other precautions In
prevent tho spread OF tho disease, Immediately
on leaving the premises where the disease cxi.tr.
SIC. 5. It shall bs the duty OF the owner Of
tho bed and bedding on which the person aflict.
cd with tho SINAI! pox lay, or the nurse taking
caro- Of the patient, TO destroy OF cause TO be de-.
stroycd, the said bed and bedding on the death
or recovery Of the patient. And II raall be the
duty Of the owner or occupant Of the premises
to thoroughly cleanse, or cnuso TO be cleanacd,
the said premises.
SEC. 6. Any person violating the provisions or
Section 1, Section Z, Section !, Section 4, Sec
ton 5, or either Of said sections. on conviction
before any Justice OF the Peace In said Town
Of Gold Hill, shall be fined In any sum not ca
cecding Ave hundred dollars. and not lcss than
my dollars, and II such fine be not paid. shall be
imprisoned In tho town Jail at the rate Of one
day for every two dollars of said fine.
This Ordinance to take effect from and ail"r
its passage, ". D. G. GIBSON,
President Of tho Boari.
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Application Tor Patent.
Notice No. lbs.



CARSON CITY. New. November 9Th. 1859.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE
IN Globe Mining Company, by \. II. A.. Mason,
Superintendent, have this dry filed In this'oilcc II
together with n notice Of application
for a Patent from the United Statcs. under Act
OF Congress. approved July &c, 1860, for 1000
feet Of 4 certain vein or lode OF quartz or other
rock In place, bearing gold. silver. copper, and
other metals. commonly called and known as tho
Arizona Lode and Globc Mining Company's
claim, situated in the Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey County, Nevada. Said claim Is described
~ follows. to.wit /: Commencing at n stake set
on summit Of ridge abOnt Onc.lOnrIh Of q mile
northwest OF the town Of American Flat. at
which point Nj. Lincoln hears $ 10 ~ l.; Gran
lie Quarry vert Of Rishy's mill bears s l3o AZ
W. The y section corner post on the west line
OF Soc, q Il. 1t y. Il. II +, bears y $40 30 T. 49,
feet distant thence running $ $50 ~ LOCO
feet to stake sci In deep ~ravinc; thence 5 SO
~ r 700 feet thence y 80 ~ E2,0OO feet {:
thence \ so IS " 200 feet TO place OF begin.
ming. containing seven and thirty-four hun
drcdihs q 3i.1OD acres. Said claim IL more
particularly described in the notice and diagram
posted in this 0ilcc and on The claim.
: WARREN 4. L0CKHART.
nntI0Od Register.