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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-23

INDIANA ha, two old men, aged LOG Sand
los respectively, named Tobias Sluder,
aud Byojomin Scalf.
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Tns latest from Washington is that
Secretary Boutwell, intends to resume
specie payments at noon on January
LIST.
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Births.

POCH-At Poch's Ranch, in Elko County. New,
November 10th, the wife Of II. ID. Pooh, OF a
son.
RUSSELLL-In Austin, November 18th, the
wife of George Russell, Of q daughter.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
n O SAN FRANCISCO.

ESPECIAL TO n GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS BT
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.l
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The Parisians have a INT aaoat
that, at the request of his wife, Napo-
leon may be induced to spend the winter
in Venice.
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Sale of Town Bond.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
N Board Of Trustees of the Town OF Gold
Hiil. will receive Sealco Proposals up TO No.
VENEER Goth, 1869. ut Z CLOCK p, H., for the
saIc of a Town Bond Of 5000, payable twelve
months aftcr date, bearing interest at the rate
of IN per cent. per month. principal and inter-
est payable In U. s. gold coin.
Pronosals 10 be addressed to the President OF
tho B5ard. w, D. C. Gibson, or filed with the
Clerk. The Board reserves the right to reject
Bv order Of tho Board OF Trustees.
WV. HY. D0ANE, Clerk Of Board;
God Hill, November sd, 1868. no23td
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REMOVAL.
nR. ZABRISKIE

ITAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE DOWN
III Main street, nearly opposite Odd Fellows
Hall.
not professionally engaged.
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Regular FAMILY MARKET for the sale OF
FRESH VEGETABLES and FRUIT OF ALL
POULTRY DRESSED OR ALIVE; also
FRESH FISH and GAME. in proper season.
Case goods, canned traits, cigars, tobacco,
pipes, choice cutlery, fancy goods, etc. Every
thinga II cheapest cash rates.
80 Goods Delivered Frcc OF Charge. 90
Inspection and trade invited.
Gold Hill, October %, 1869. no23t1
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DRUGS AND MEDICINE.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

THE co.PARTNERsHIP HEREToFokSE
Il existing between tho undersigned is hereby
dissoiyed Nv mutusl consent, c.. ". Cornell, pur-
Chasing tho entire interest In the drug business
Of II. q. Kirk & Co., at Virginia, Nevada
Signed, hhNh GrnINELI,
Sacramento, September 1s, 1869.
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TVnc McrhI OF SUPERIOR QUAIL
. .uIt !; .b W. ga f I'm N Y set once sa,s IN a"'''''e'
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~ Sec programmes Of the day.
The New York herald., 1869-12-23

CTATE OF ARKANsAs.-NorICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the Coupons OF the Funded Bonds OF the State
OF Arkansas falling due January 1870 will be paid
after that date upon presentation at the American
HENRY PAGE. stale Treasurer.
LlTTLl BOOK, Ark. Dee 10. 1853.
The New York herald., 1869-12-23
COAsTWisE STrANsuIp.

DACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANy'5
- THROUGH LINE TO
~x- CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED.
firtt Class ~ stoerage.
$ls0to $3.50. $685.
according 10 location OF berth
the trip.
Of the above line leave pier No a North river,
foot OF Canal street, AT u o'clock noon. - -
. ON A1H AND FIST OF EACH MONTH,
vious. ~ ~ ''
One hundred pounds bassasc free to esoh adult Medicine
JANUARY e--hRIzoSA, Captain Maury connecting with
CONSTITUTION, Captain Parker.
steamer AMERICA will leave San Francisco February l,
1870, Tor China and Japan.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
For reduced OF freight apply wharf Freight for
steamer ARIZONA received until NJ on Tuesday Janu-
.yA All usual facilities Afforded shippers In eoectng In
land charges, &c.
For freight or passage tickets all further Information
n-.si strAst Y. b. BABY, Agent
The New York herald., 1869-12-23
NO. $50 BROADWAY,

has list q hoiiaay books for :ensb: people" AnosQ
Man. Illustrated al Man In Geness and Geology, $ Wed
lock- ~ e2 The Emphatic Dacot ~ or 20; WsAver
works for tho Young 80; New Physognomy Signs u
charsc,sr with more than 200 lnssasons ~ o!siei
Christmas Poem. entitled Benny, by Mira A. u kechsm
Si ~, many other interesting aud sterling worka
Call nj No. $50 Broadway, New ork.
The New York herald., 1869-12-23
t JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'S
IA BY ARCH. JOHNSTON, Auctioncer,
TO.MORkON (FRIDAY, At II O'Clock.
the rr0at auction hoHaa of

N BY AKETI. JUHNbTUN, AUrUOhcbr
TOMORkOT (FRIDAY, At II O'Clock.
the great auction house Of
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsskLL will sell at their
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
ll2 East Thirteenth strect, near Fourth avenue.
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH
made feature and specially, and is at No. III East
1r.eenh street. Fourth We hold sales every
Tuesday and Friday throughout the year.
Genemen wishing TO purchase those having horses or
carriages to sell win md house perfectly reaoe as wo
Conduct this branch or business do all other
business the straightforward principles which SOW
ern honorable houses In all mercant!Ls pursuits.
FRIDAYS CATALOGUE will embrace soine very INA
nsce ~ x5. tro hne Tr"oa "ses tro in thr,e mutes
other lne family aud business Horses two Coupe
Seighs, H., &c. Look ~ the catalogue in tomorrows
Herald.
The New York herald., 1869-12-23

L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
i The Cromwell Line.
Steamships Of this line viii leave p'sr No. North RIVER =
o'clock Y. NJ. rs follows
GEORGE CROMWELL, ciapp...". Friday, December q
C0kIES nelson Friday December n
through rates. Cabin passage, $50.
For FIRST and second ctass, freight apply to
II. B. CROMWELL & CO., 80 West STR seA
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-sourHaRS LINE.
The steamer WEYBoSSET, Captain Parish, viii leavo
pier p East river, Friday, December a.
For freight or passs.e apply To-
l5S Maiden lana
The New York herald., 1869-12-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 -A-PERSONS wnO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
"A. life insurance companies and who do not desire 70
their policies by absolute sao borrow the
OF their policies by applying Insurance
Agency, III Broadway, room 23.
The New York herald., 1869-12-23

TTENrIoN is CALLED TO OUR REGULAR SALE
on Friday, 2h to-morrow y, Y At our ssiesroor.
"A DpHne street, by JOHN 8. VANDEWAtER, Auctioneer.
Two fine trong Horses. both the property OF private
gentleman In pocunlary embarrassment and compelled TO
sell. viz
Fine large rotns Horse 16hans 7ycars warranted
Wagon.
Also blood hay fast tronz Horse extra nc 6years old
l5M hands atyish and Gne warranted to In 200 also
Wagons, Harness.. &c.
Both The above Horses extra nc and warranted
sound Kind and 10 rot fast represented Full par
,iculars In Fridays Herald and at sale
The New York herald., 1869-12-23

SPORTINC-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
N sale-Medicncs for all diseases Prepared food Tor
mocking BIRDS at b. DOVEiS, No. Greene street, corner
OF Canal
n Blades attended to by Mrs DOvEY.
DIRDs FOR HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-FINE SINGING
ID Canarics Mockng Birds Cages, Goldhsh, Seed also
Rich Prepared Food for Noskns Birds, ai 81 Fourth ave-
nue. block above Stewards.
(NANARY BIRDS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, CHEAP
" or than elsewhere, at DAVID VEHTIN'S 4V7 Canal st.
1NOR SALE-A TERRIER SLUT, TWO MONTnS OLD.
Il S94H Bowery.
CINGIN0 BIRDS, DOCS. PET ANIMALS. GOLD FISH.
- Globes Aquaria Shells and tame Monk6ys, &C.. prices
low for holiday presents. L. MUIR, 40 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-12-23

CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ TREASURY DRPRArMEyr,
COLUMBIA, 4. c., Dec. II, 1889.
The interest maturing Jsnua 1870 ibe bonds " the
State OF South Carolina win be paid in gold demand
and after January nj the banking house Of H. H. Kimp
ton No Nassau street, New York. and at the Treasury
Once In Columbia O. The interest the registered stock
OF the State VIII be paid 10 Coufnt,s ONLY.
NILES u. PARKER,
Treasurer State South Carolina
Coupons will be received for examination on and alter
Tth inst. II. II, kIMPfON,
Financial Agent
State South Carolina
The New York herald., 1869-12-23

HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE CHEAP-
IL Horse years old sound and Kind light Business
Wagon and Harness. almost WIN be sod At grea.
rfcc at 90 First street.
The New York herald., 1869-12-23

L'OR SALE OR EXCfTANGE-oNE EXPRESS WAGON,
L Portland single Sleigh and Pony rhaeton; all
In good order good single Truck wanted Apply at 81
Certre street.
The New York herald., 1869-12-23
FINANCIAL.

A MONEY LOANED,
TO suit improved city property mortgages csshed
At lowest rates. v. X. STEVENSON X Son,
Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-12-23

w ATS NERVOUS NTID0TE.--WARRANTED TO
w cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia and all Nervous Dis
eases; Headache instantly. Sold by nil druggists Whole
sale J. \. HENRY, No 8 College place.
7C7O -CORNwALL'a CABLING CARDS, FOR NEW
lClV. Years bay, ready six designs. For sale at
Fifth Avenue Hotel and principal ststoners Trade supplied
By American News Company.
The New York herald., 1869-12-23

N 0rICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROPOSALS
IN will bo received until WednesdNy Jannarv 1914 a, ii
nnr O'clock 1oon for the con.tructcn
ana OF about " miles Of the New Jer
nes plans and specicatons seen Il the once Of the
company ~ " Broadway, New York
H. u. Low, Cor>u,ilksa
y. H. CULVER.
The New York herald., 1869-12-23
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, sNr.

T,OH ShLE-ONE STEAM TuG, los FEET LONG 0vEl
all, with low pressure engInc iron steam Yacht,
feet long a,so low presdre Boiler In good order Ir
mora. Md
The New York herald., 1869-12-23

rUsToM HOUSE, NEW YORK,
NOTICE.
TO shirpcTs OF Merchandise 70 Californa:-
Inyoicrs duplicate of all merchandise except bonded
RoOas} ahpped San Francisco the Ishmus OF Psnams
be filed In the Seventh division within five days af.e
the sailing of the by which tho merchandise
shipped Said invoice state number OF pack
marks, description OF merchanisc, quantities pounds, M
Ions, A C.. and value. Al. II. GRINNELL,
Collector OF the Port.
The New York herald., 1869-12-23
FINANCIAL.

rI,ENNEsSEE BOND5.-rHERE WILL BE MEETING
OF the Bondhodsrs OF the State of Tennessee 70 hear
the report OF ONCE OF Thomas Denny
CO. - All street, New York city NJ Monday De-
ccmber n, 1869. j. J. DONALDSON, Chairman q
A. d. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1869-12-23

A I S2 BARCLAY sTREEr-LIGHT SIX SEAT COUPE
n and four seat Rockawsy Brtzxas Vctoras, Phsetons
Depo. Wagons Bussss, lso pound Road Wagons seghs,
Harness, &c. HICKS.
The New York herald., 1869-12-23

A HYNARD-STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS,
"A. looking glasses, baggage &C.. 80 West Fourteenth
eet Packed shipped moved in city country job
load responsible for breakage. Money advanced.
The New York herald., 1869-12-23

CR.EN TURTLE sOvP AND STEAKS, MADE BY
" JOHN KELLY, constantly on hand at the Webster Res
taurant, g? Broadway between Thift,irs. and Thirty
second streets Private families supplied by the quart
gallon.
The New York herald., 1869-12-23

L'oR sALE--A ToURsEATED SLEIGH, VERY LIGHT
and N sood order. To ee private sable No.
West Twenty iouIth street. Price ais5
The New York herald., 1869-12-23

A A.-CAsh ON HAND FOR FIRST AND sECON D
IA. city Mortgages; also money TO loan New York,
Brooklyn, wesohsatsr and New Jerssy property.
W. l. BUTLER CO., 81 Liberty street.
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CIRCLE OF PRAYER.

At a meeting of delegates from various Circles
of Prayer, held at Bellon on the 9Th and 7lh Of
February, the following officers were elected &c
complete the organization of the "Union Prayer
meeting Convention of Anderson County" The
BYLAWS adopted provide for quarterly meetings Of
the Convention. and at each meeting the officers
are to be elected by acclamation:
D. D. DEAN, President; A. P. HUBBARD and
NIKE MCGEE, Vice Presidents NJ. H. BnocK,
Treasurer; W. S. KEEsE and A. j. STRIsoER, See
retaries.
An extra meeting of the Convention will be
held at Anderson C. II. on the first Saturday and
Sunday in March, and the regular quarterly meet
ing thereafter will also be held at this place on the
first Saturday and Sunday in May next. The differ
ent Praying Circles of Anderson County are affec-
.ionately invited to send delegates to the extra
and regular meetings. aud unite with the Conven
tion.
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70 cHlIRLEsroN AND BACK.

We spent several days, during the last week, in
the city, and were highly pleased to observe the
improved appearance of business affairs The
merchants are making ready for the spring trade,
automatically look forward to an iHsreased bus
mess. Heavy stocks and reasonable prices amply
prepare them for competition with other markets.
Every branch of business is looking up, and all
wear cheerful face, in striking contrast to the
gloom and despondency hitherto visible in COM
merciaI circles The supply of goods will far e1-
ceed any season since the war, and we trust that
our people win not overlook the claims Of Charles
ton an increased patronage.
The city folks seem 10 be fully alive 10 the i'm
portance and prospects of the Blue Ridge Rail
road, and predict bright career for Anderson
when that magnificent enterprise is completed.
The municipal election, or rather the result Of
the, efforts being made to keep P1LLsBunY out of
the Mayors Office, does not occupy great share
ef public attsntion, albeit the present Mayor
eRcpublican) is determined to leave no stone un-
rurned or keep the of'ce.
Among the principal topics of discussion, we
beard more of DR.. HICKS, a celebrated preacher
from Brooklyn, who holds forth in the Lutheran
Churck, and who is represented as par excellence
inthe line of pulpit oratory. Next to this dis
tinguished divine, the most general topic seemed
to be masquerade balls public and private, and
the young people were greatly excited over this
novelty, if we may so term it. The reader may
not possibly see the force Of connecting these sub
jects, but visit to Charleston will convince any
one that there are many persons in that good old
c:ty who have either "Dr. HICKS or 'masque-
radcs' on the BRAN.
s0f course, we stopped at the Charleston Hotel,
and found the new management equal to any of
its predecessors. Those clever fellows, CHARLIE
MILLER and WM. ANDERSON, are always at their
posts, and ''know how to keep hotel" The
patronage is greater than for several years, and
nmo ng the daily arrivals are parties of Northern
men, seeking to invest their surplus capital or in
quest of pleasure.
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by free white inhabitants Many of them became
rich and made several hundred bales of cotton
per annum before the war. Rev. Cyrus Kingsbu-
ry, D. D., is still spared to continue his labor of
love among That people. They revere him as chill
dren dc father He married not a great while
since to his third Sife,-is upwards of eighty
years of age and continues to preach as usual
and superntends the affairs of the mission. lie
rode on horseback considerable portion of the
way to attend the General Assembly in 1852 at
Lexington, KY, and appeared fresh and vigorous
in his Masters service-showed nosigns of decay
in body or mind. Such man ms that will never
die till his time comes.
NV paper is full; must pause for the present.
D. H.
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THE SOUTHERN cu1r1yAroR.

We have received a letter from the proprietors
of this valuable journal, stating that the large
edition of the January number has been already
exhausted, although three thousend extra copies
we're printed In order to meet the great demand
for Mr.. DIcKsoN's letters, they have determined
10 reprint the same both in the February and
March issues, in order that many subscribers re-
ceived two late to begin with January will be ac-
comodated. This will explain to some of our
friends the non-arrival of the CuluatOrs where it
was ordered from US during tho last few weeks
and their subscriptions will have to begin with
February. The proprieors arc making every e1-
erlion to meet the increasing demand upon their
business.
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MAsoSIc.--The Grand Royal Arch Chapter of
South Carolina met in Charleston ON Tuesday,
OH inst, and continued in session for two days
The convocation was entirely harmonious, and it
was developed that Cap;tular Masonry in South
Carolina is in hourishing and healthy condition.
Two-thirds of the subordinate Chapters were rep
resented, and the delegates we're prompt in their
attendance and diligent in their labors. The
address of the Grand High Priest, ROBERT S.
RnuSs, vas characterized by beauty and pathos
nnd it's exalted sentiments sank deep into the
hearts of ali present. Several reports of Commit
tees. able in their character and repete with Ma
sonic knowledge, were submitted during the con-
vocation, and among them the report of the
Committee on Foreign Correspondence deserves
especial mention. The next annual conyocation
will be holden in Charleston on the second Tues
day in February 1870. The follwing officers we're
elected and installed for the ensuing year: R. S.
Bnuxs, of Charleston, Grand High Priest MoNr.
ooNEkY Moses, of Sumter, Deputy Grand High
Priest C. G. JAEGER, of Laurens, Grand King {;
JAMES a. Horr, of Anderson, Grand Scribe Rev.
J. R. PICKETT, Of Charleston, Grand Chaplain /;
C.. r. Jackson, of Columbia, Grand Treasurer {;
EsEsEzEn TnAYER, of Charleston, Grand Secre-
tary; w. H. D. GAILLARp, of Pendleton, Grand
Captain of the Host; z. W. LLOYD, of Florence,
Grand Royal Arch Captain; L. F. MYER, Of Char
leston Grand Sentinel
On Wednesday, Feb. l0th the Grand Council
Of ROYAL and Select Masters, of South Carolina
was convened in Masonic Hall, for the purpose Of
re.organizing by the election of officers This
was the first convocation of the Grand Council
since 1861. An able review of Cryptic Masonry
was delivered by the former presiding officer Dr..
A. q. M.cKEY, and after the transaction of busi-
ness necessary to 'resume the work. the follow
ing officers were elected anl duly installed A. G..
MacKEY, of Charleston, Most Pu!ssant Grand
Master; B. R. CAMPBELL, of Laurens, Thrice IL
lustrous Grand Master; A. F. LUMpKIN, of Barn
we'll, Illustrous Conductor of the Works; c. F.
JAoKsey, of Columbia Grand Treasurer; II. w.
scanopsR, Of Charleston, Grand Recorder JAMES
A. HoYr, of Anderson, Grand Marshal; Rev. JOHN
r. RILEY. of Lqurens, Grand Chaplain; JAMES
ByRslE, of GreenviIie, arand Captain Of the
Gaurds; G. M. MILLER, Of tqnrens, Grand Conr
ductor Of The Council ypMN CoEHy, Of Charleston,
Grand Steward
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LIFE INSURANCE (!
LIFE INSURANCE

THE subscribers are still agents for the Pied
mont Life Insurance Company, of Richmond. Vir-
ginia which is one of the best and most reliable
companies of the age, whether we take into con-
sidernilon the assets of the Company, OF the re-
ability and integrity of its officers. This Compa-
nv has had success never before reached by any
Company in Europe or America. Within fourteen
months of its organization, it had insured over
six millions Of policies. and an income of over
three hundred thousand dollars. Its number Of
policies in that time is Sirtren Hundred. Its sue
cess is therefore, AHEAD OF ANY COMPANY IN TIE
WORLD, and we challenge comparison on this
point 1t is Virginia Company, and the largest
proportion of its policies in that State, where
1t is best known, proving concusively that its
liability is undoubted. We invite all to come for
ward and take policy in this Company at once,
for there is great risk at stake You are liable to
die at any moment and in nine cases out of ten
your family will be left destitute Of all means Of
support.
A short time ago we approached man on this
subject, who was convinced of its Importance, and
who intended 10 insure very soon, but that man is
now in his grave and his amiabe wife, with three
lovely children, arc left without,a copper. About
the same time we laid the subject before another
man, who declined aud he, too. is now in the cold
grave, and his family dependent friends for q
support Another At the time the
subject was presented TO another man, who took
policy of Five Thousand Dollars, and he too, now
is in mother earth, but in few days shall have
the unspeakable pleasure of paying over to his
afflicted widow and his poor dependent children,
the whole amount of his policy.
We repent, come on and insure Mt once before
death overtnkcs you. and your family is thrown
out upon the cold charities of nm unfeelng world.
Call on the subscribers at Abbeville c. H., and
procure n policy, or on the following agents: A.
is. Towers, Anderson; J. D. Smith, Pendleon :
John Ferguson, Grcenville; Col. D. L. Donnald.
Williamston Burnett & Blake, Spartanburg :;
John Rodgers, Union; Johnston Nance, New
berry H. L. McGownn, Laurens: j. L. Branch.
Graniteville, or s. L. Lehpheart, Columbia.
Call at once, as delays are dangerous
ISAAC BRANCH, NJ. D., Agent.
J.J WARDLAW, NJ. D., Med. Exam
Abbeville c. H., January l, 1853
GRArrrYING.-Wc had occasion (saya the Rich
mond Daily Enquirer and Eraminer,) in our issue
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twenty-five Dollars Reward

STOLEN, from the subscriber on the night of
the 3rd day of February, 1862 Sorrel Stallion
COLT, three years old in April, of slender pro-
portions, round bodied, with two white hind feet,
and narrow blaze in his forehead Both sides Of
the Horse are marked with traces. two marks on
each side. The above Reward will be paid for
the recovery of the Horse and any information
regarding him will be thankfully received.
On The same night the horse was taken, o negro
man left the neighborhood, aud it is supposed
that he committed the theft. Said negro is about
FIVE feet FIVE or six inches high, weighs about lG0
pounds, said to be twenty five years DID, andis ct
dark color When last seen, he had oman. old
broadcloth suit, and common scarf. He calls.
himself Sam johnson, and said he was raised in
Laurens District, but am informed that his right
name is Eph. Gore.
Brushy Greek, Anderson District, S. g.
Any information addressed TO Newton Scott,
Anderson c.. H., S. c., will be duly acknowledged.
Feb IS, 1869 "a
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THE-asssNvIlLH AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
COMPANY

We publish in another column the message of
Cow Seorr, re,oing the bill to re enact anGamend
an Act passed by the, Legislature in 1866, under
lheiptosisional government, whereby the name and
credit of the State was loaned to the above Com
pany in the re-adjustment of their debt. The
President Of the Road, Col. 81. P. Hammett. has
feped to this message, refuting ifs statements and
Explaining the situation of affairs. AS this mat
ter concerns our people generally, we intend to
publish the lettes Of Col. Hammett in our next
issue: j;s. als.a
The Legislature has not taken action upon the
bill since the Govcrnor'sveto was received. The
message was made the. special order for Tuesday
lsst.in the Senate.