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STATE Of NORTH CARClIN
GRANVILLE CoUN !

- Suiaarii0r Go4rt, Astststt- 44erii ] IGH
James NJ. Bullock n.
VS.. IL D.,
and others. trI
appearing to the Court that William y.
= hunt, one of the defendants in this cause, Is
q nonresident, beyond the Jurisdiction OF this
publication be made for him. for six weeks SUD
eessiyely in the" Standard" news paper pub.
lis6eo In the city of Raleigh, notifying him TO be
ana appear at the next term OF this Court &c ec
neld Tor the county of Granville, at the Court
louise In Oxford, on the second Monday in Fob
tuary next, then and there &c plead answer o..
demur to the plaintiffs bill, Otherwise decree
pro oo'Jesso will be taken against him. Is
Witness, CALVIN BELTS, Clerk of said Courtd
III oxlord, "a Monday in August, A. u. 1862
% e. BELTS, Clerk
oet ooTwow Superior Court.
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Incipient Consumption.

y = BALTIMORE, Md, Nov 90 1869.
have been several years troubled with severe cough
caused by neglected cold, which became worse from
fresh cold or exposure; and four bottles of DEFINES
remedy has quite relieved me of cough and nervous
CHARLES L. DENoHE--, 81 North Gilmore st.
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ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION,

VIENNA, Fairfax County, Va Sept, q, 1869
have been long troubled with severe Asthma, caus-
ing great nervous prostitution papitation of heart and
shortness OF breath, with pain in my left eide and breast
lried doctors prescriptions and many other medicines
| got no relief until took DeBing's Constructive
Remedy. l am now taking the third bottle. and am
greatly improved feel stout. and am quite free from
those pains Nervousness and shortness of breath
have married daughter who has been afflicted with
peculiar female complaints, with tendency to con-
sumptve decline. She is now quite WELL after taking
only four bottles of this wonderful remedy
PRESLEY W. MoREIASp
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Incipient Consumption,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. TO- 1862
was long time troubled with severe cough
and peculiar female complaints, prostrating nv
nervous and physical system with night sweats.
tried several medicines with little benefit, un-
III took your Wonderful Remedy. 1t has
strengthened me in II remarkable degree. and
relieves Inc of cough, chills, night sweats, and
nervous sleeplessness. l am now gaining flesh.
and thankful beyond my poor expression.
Mrs. FELICIA A. HILL, 155 Fourth ST
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M A 8 o N 1 C

OFFICE OF GRAND SECRBTAKYl
OF GRAND LODGE,
Raleigh, Nov. 18th, 1869. 4
>. The Grand Lodge, F. A. NJ, of North Card,
una, VIII held its next Annual Communication
IN tubs city, commencing Monday, the 9th OF
DECEMBER, at O'clock, P. NJ -, :.
The usual arrangements have been made b.
which the Grand Officers and Representative
can travel over the several Rail Roads in this
State Tor one fare A's
D. W. Balm,
GRAND SECRETARY,
GOV ID 57i-lld&wllt
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A PROCLAMATION,
by His Exccllcncy the Governor of North
Carolina. "a a.
Executive Department Of N. C.,

RALEIGH, December 3, 1869
WiIEREAS. Official iuformusioi,s has, been
w received at this Department that vacancy
exists in the 3Sth Senatorial District rof NorfR
Garoliin, caused by the resignation of j. B.
EAyEs, ESQ, former Senator from said District
NOW, therefore, |, w. w. HOLDEN, Governor
OF the State ofFNorth ICarolina, BY virtue of au-
thority vested in me by law, do hereby command
That an election be held at the various places of
voting IN the counties OF Cleveland Polk and
huLnsriord, on Saturday the Sth day of january,
1870, for the purpose of filling said vacancy.
Done ut our city of Raleigh, this Sd day
Il. 81 OF December, 1869, and in the 9th wear
of our Independence.
W. W. HOLDEN, Governor.
By the Governor: 4.-.r = -
W. R. RICHARDSON Private Secretary
ucc . aHHIH|lH 5Q1-dS-xvtd
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Our own opinion is, that no family should be
without bottle of it Tor single hour. In flesh
wounds, aches, pains, sores, &C., it is the most
effectual remedy we know of-Nems, 81. john
Canada
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After many years trial of Davis Pain Killer,
we advise that every family should provide them
selves with so effectual and speedy PAIN KILL
ER.-Amhera az s. Gazette.
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There has nothing a' yet surpassed the Pain
Killer, which is the most valuable family medi.
cine now in use.-Tlnnessec Organ.
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1t has real merit: as means oil removing pain,
no medicine has acquired a reputation equal to
Perry Davis Pain Killer.-Negport (Ky) Daily
Nerx. ....
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lis wonderful power in relieving the most Sc.
we're pain has never been equallcd -Bulington
,Sebti,el
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Physical and Nervous Prostitution.

DALIIMUItti nD OCl. y, IobJ.
My wife has suffered some time with general debility
causing physical and nervous prostron Of her
and producing series of female complaints termina.
ting in spinal affection. Two bottles OF DeBngs Rem.
cay has restored her to usual good health Her health
Is better than for the past two years.
JOHN A. SEGAR. 1a3 North GAY ST
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We can bear testimony TO the efficacy of the
Pain Killer. We have seen IFS magic effects in
soothing the sevcrest pain, and know it to be a
good article Cincinnati Dispatch.
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1t is one of the few articles that arc just what
they pretend to be.-Biunsrick Teleqrath.
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speedy cure for pain-no fami y should b.
without it.-Nontreal Transcript.
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The Pain Killer of Perry Davis & Son we can
confidently recommend. We have used it for q
length OF time, and invariably with success
Canada Baptist
~ The Pain Killer is for sale by Medicine
Dealers generally. dec Gin
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T" THE ETNA LIFE CO., OF HART.
FORD.

we arc prepared to show the blessings flow.
ing in all their fullness and purity from this ex.
ceiient' powerful and hourishing company. We
could point to thousands OF families whose pre-.
sent well being, c'mfort, afluence and content
are justly attributable to its benefcept opera.
ton. None has been more uniformly distip-
guished for the enterprise, wisdom and eouita.
bic liberality with which it has fulfilled the pur.
poses of its formation. Its success has been al.
most unbounded and beyond all precedent. For
example, it shows clear saving within three
years in expenses and comparative losses over
the average OF 10 companies of s763, $685.
Ard has now over
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p AIN KILL Il r i.

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
No article ever attained to such unbcdndcd
popularity .-Sdlen Observer.
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/, Special Notices.
MERIT SOON NolsED ABROAD.

Its but six years since Aliens Lung Bal.
sam was first offered for sale. Its good quail
ties were soon made known at home, and very
soon its fame was noised far and near; now it is
sold in nearly every Drug Store in the United
States-NoRrH, EAST, SOUTH and WEST. No
similar medicine stands higher with the people.
It is we'll known on the Pacific coast, and liberal
demands for 1t from San Francisco, Sacramento
in California, and Portland, Oregon; even from
Australia, large orders are received for it. And
throughout Canada, it is well and favorably
known, and sold everywhere. tEtH
Read what Captain Foster writes.
PORT BURwELL, March 23d, 1869.
Messrs. PERRY DAVIS s. Son,
Sirs II am pleased to notify you of the
benefit which have received from ALLEN S
LUNG BALsAM, having been troubled with cough
for several years past, the Balsam was recon-
mended to me- Immediately procured it, and
found it to relieve my cough more readily than
anything ever tried. My wife has also used it
with most satisfactory results. 4. ~. .--
Very respectfully, sr
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Honolulu discharged minute guns in
memory Of Franklin Pierce,
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II is automatically stated that one.tifth of the
Inhabitants ofths country and Europe die of Con.
sumption. No disease has been more thoroughly
studied, and its nature less understood: there is
no disease upon which exists greater diversity
OF opinion and no disease which has more com.
pletely baff1ed all medical skill and remedial
agencies. '~'
:, Some of the prominent symptoms are Cough,
Expectation, Shortness of Breath Irritation
about the Lungs and Chest, darling, Pains in the
Sides and Back, Emaciation, and general negative
condition OF the whole system.
Persons suffering with this dread disease, OF
any OF its concomitants, should lose no time in
possessing themselves of the proper Remedy, in
order that they may stay its ravages, and be re-
stored to health The V
REV. E. A. WILSON'S
Prepared Prescription for tho Cure or,
Cnsum ption, Asthma, Bronchitis
Coughs, Colds,
ALL THROAT AND LUNG Affections,
by the use of which he was restored to health in
lew weeks, after having suffered several years
ease, Consumption, has now been in use over fen
years with the most marked success,
ms Remedy is prepared from the ORIGINS,
heGIPe chemically pure, by the Rev. EDWaRn
a: WILSON, l65 South I'd Street. Williamshnra
Kings Co., New York. Johannesburg,
Pamphlet containing the original Prescr,r-
ton Win null and explicit directions for prcnarp
case viii USE tosether with short history Of his
WIN symptoms, experience and cure can Inc
ootalned Sfree of chargel of Mr.. Wilson. as above
or by callingon or addressing "'o'o
WILLIAMS d HAYWOOD,
No., ~ 20. Druggists, Raleigh, N C.
De' i'' LOO 570-wly
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DR--GODDIN'S
COMPOUND
G E MILAN BITTER s

; Cure Chills and Fever, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Collie, Sick Stomach, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, &C.
ga UNIVERSAL TONIC al
sure, safe, and reliable preventive and cure
Tor all Malarial diseases, and of diseases reouir-
ing general tonic impression.
Prepared only by DR.. N. A. H. GODDIN, and
for sale everywhere.
JAMES T. VIRGINS,
Successor to j. H. Baker & co., Proprietary
Agent and Wholesale dealer in Patent Medicines.
Norfolk, Virginia. is 2l-wIy
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An article of great merit and virtue. Cincin-
natl NOnpdriel
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

WIN. NJ. SNEED VS.. Edward Tory, John B. Tory
and George TORY, Representatives of Edward
Tory, deceased.
IT APPEARING TO THE COURT THAT
i the Defendants in this cause reside bevond
the limits OF this State, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made Tor four weeks in the
Raleigh Standard, notifying the said Defendants
of the filing of this petition and that unless thew
appear before me, IAl:yIH BETS, Clerk of Su-
g House in Oxford, on the Slst day OF December.
1869, and defend Ibis cause, /, the said Calvin
Belts, will give an order to the Plaintiff to sell
SO much of the real estate of the Defendants w.
ing in said county, shall be sufficient to salts
" sad claims. 9. BETS, Clerk
nov m-wiw Spp'r Court Granville Co,
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BOTTLED PARALYSIS
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair i've.
PUBLIC LAWS

OF NORTH CAROLINA, PASSED BY THE
~ General Assembly, Session 1s6S-69, contain
Ing over 800 pages.
Price in paper. ss m
" law binding. m
Fifty cents additional r7ust be added for post.
age if sent per Hill fs
For sale by J.A. JONES
Bookseller, Raleigh, N. C..
OCT L" 550-dSw3m
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n n -T- CuVG y.
Capt Foster is ship owner and builder, resid-
ing at Port Burwell, Canada.
Sold by PERRY DAVIS e. SON, Montreal,
Agents for Canada, and all Druggists in Raleigh.
Gees 597-d&w1m
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TT ANY ONE WERE DISPOSED TO SPEAK
i ill OF Life Insurance, we would noint MIN IN
the sublime verdict OF the Nation. endorsing
without reservation its utility and its benecence
Our interests are uXited to it. It is both Father
and Mother to the orphan and to the helpless.
FROM the Insurance Times, June Number, 1869,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
INTENDING TO REMOVE TO ANanJorN
L ing County, 1 will sell at BARGAIN NV '.ot;ra
STOCK 81, OF Drugs and Medicines al CraieI Hin
Druggist. ~ d ny sie'ah or
fourtecu u roar successful practice for the past
mas Seen conducted with great success tirsr Iv
MT Saunders, and latterly by myself y
MY arrangements for removal being ,oo.,,
c9mple'e, parties desiring to purchase viii pIeasr
sooo ,.,.. W. ?. MALLETT, NJ. d..
wv o~aStwot Chapel Hill, NC.
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:lHE list EIEEHs 1sAeHEss NnpR1n rlpml

|.slHE asst Mk TEACHERS NNORYH CARr,,r,
DECLARE EMPmrIcAtLY IN rAyop !"
TILE NATIONAL SERIES OF SCHOOL, R00y
WHICH WERE
Adopted BY the state Board of North C,,,.
Sept. 8, 1863. '"'olnd
UNANIMOUSLY
Adopted by the State Board of AIab,u.
UNANIMOUSLY
Adopted by the State Board of Louisian, !,
II, 1863. " '"n"' july
W By reference to the accommodated,
Text Books used in the Schools IF NortSS hsE d
lima in 1855, and those adopted this year Sal
be seen that, in nearly every important par,i ~
| lar, PARTED
1HE OLD HoR q { SG;A1Rl DIN STANDapI
1869. 1853
t"e Present Sandard. The Original Stand.
Adopted by the Board of Recommended h.
Education. State Superintendent
Parker and Watson's Spell webster,s r..
Parker & watson's Prim- BOOK. ''''n
Parker & watsons Read North Carolina neader No
crs, II. "eduer Nc
Beers System Of Penman. Nor.h o.,
ship. N9 9TI carolina Reader ",
Davies Primary Ar:thme. IL.
tic. Davies Primarv Al, l.
Davies Intellectual Arth. tic. A'i'hhe
metic. Davies, Ir,,,
Davies Written and Prac. metic ''i'otuA AritfI
teal Arith's.
Monteith's Series of Geoe. Davies School Arithmetic
MeNai1y's School Geogra. Tspsy. Manual Of Gsos
ply. McNaliy's School Geoor,
Monteith's History United ply. t. = SD
States. # bulion's English Gramma
From Rev. C. II. WILEY formerlv s,,,o Co..
Education. 80 '0 o'p''
BRISTOL, Tenn, Oct. IA, 1860
l had seen by the papers what had been don,
oy the Board of Education in North Caroln,
anu was glad. had ample reasons formy form
CT recommendations in the use of the books n
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Impure and Bad Blood.

Impure and Bad Blood.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sep. %, 1869.
have been afflicted with boils pimples, and
sores on my skin, caused by impure blood. /
took one bottle of DeBing's Remedy, and am
entirely cured. Miss MARIAN Kicker,
No. 2S5 Sixth street.
For sale bv all Druggists. dec 41y
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. ETNA OF THE SOUTH"

and will continue to be the leading company,
granting as she does advantages unsurpassed by
any company. We do not profess 10 give back
all of the premium with TIE policy, but in fact
we do much better. Suppose at 81 1 take
policy for $1,000, upon the plan of getting back
my premiums with the policy at death, 1 pay
s50650 annually till DEATH For the same amount
of money invested in the ETNA You get a policy
for SO, 900 in place of So, 900.
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Bad Liver, Kidneys and Cough,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec Q, 1868.
and my family have taken DeBing's Remedy
with most efficarous effects in Liver and XII
ney complaints, and find it excellent for sudden
colds and coughs.
N. P. CROWLEY.
Railroad Contractor, $40 street.
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inflammation of the Lungs.

1HfttfHttIo1 VI tHt LUNGS.
BoRDENTowN, n. j., Nov Z, 1869.
l contracted a cold, which settling on nv
lungs, caused Inflammation and severe pains
across my breast and shoulders, alarming nv
family and friends. One weeks use of DEFINES
wonderful Remedy relieved me- OF cough, and
stopped the pains in my breast and shoulders.
L am well and thankful. CORNELIUS LENT
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100000

to Widows and Orphans in the State within three
years. She may truly be styled the
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A Case of Gravel and Dropsy.
WASHINGTON, D. c., January Is, 1862
was badly afflicted with Kidney and Gravel
complaint, attended with Dropsical Affection.
and few weeks use of DcBing's Wonderful
Remedy has cured me-
RANDALL FILa, 49S Maryland Avenue.
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Two SCENES on THE Central Pa
cIFIC RAILgoAD.-In the first Is seen &
terrible looking bull standing on the
track, On his side is painted in large
letters the words 'sSacrameuro Union.
He is standing with his head down
defy lag & locomotive which Is comming
towards him under a full bead Of steam
The other picture represents the same
scene one minute la er. There are
some short hairs floating about in the
air; two little boys are running away
from the track carrying a couple OF
bloody bulls horns, while far up the
road almost ont of sight is seen the
locomotive speeding on its journey
Sac Reporter.
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ELECTRICITY. - Yesterday afternoon,
during the rain shower, our friends on
the bill had the benefit Of a free cleo
trio shock. There was no thunder or
! lightning, but the clouds from which our
streets were sprinkled. in attempting to
pass over Treasure Hill lodged against
the peak, and a gentleman of this city
informs rs that be was on the hill at he
time, aEd stopp with a friend to take
supper, but 50 completely was the air
filed with electricity, that when any one
attempted to take hold OF anything
having any iron about it, the sparks
would fly ia all directions, and nearly
knork the person down attempting tn
handle any iron. One man attempted
to pick up an iron tea kettle. but was set
back with 80 much fore that he con
cluied to draw out. Our informant,
atferthe cloud had slid around the peak.
started to come home. carrying in his
nand a drilI. bat with his whole strength
he could carry the drill hut few rods
n a tine, until he wrapped it up in a
nonconjuctor. We might say they are
having lightning weather on the hill
LaLnHd Empire.
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CRAZY ON esterday, a
man rushed into our office, exclaimipg,
"Just look at this, will your | have
got the biggest thing ever discovered
man can dig four thousand dollars
| worth of silver in day on my claim ;
yes, sir, FIVE thousand dollars worth
| after brpakfast-and not take an early
breakfast either. | have got another
thing, too, diamonds, and diving into
his pocket be produced wallet, and,
opening it, took from deep recess a
small grey stone, and said, "Diahonds,
you know, don't show to be much in
the rough state; but this is genuine ;
it will cnt glass, iron, grindstone-
anything it is the genuine stone. y
g print asked the man if his ledge
was large one " large" he replied,
whole mountains of it and rich, why,
look at this-the Eberhardt is nowhere.
And | tell you that man." pointing to
onr handsome bookheeper, - could dig
FIVE thousand dollars out Of my claim in
a dnv. aud not blister his hands, An
other "priat" wanted an interest, to
which the man answered, thath he could
take up an extension that the extern
sions would pay thousand dollars per
day 10 The band, easy enough" 1t was
Imaginable to see and hear this man, a
the same time it was sorrowful for he
is but the type of great multitude now
drlving in these bills a multitude not
one in ten of whom could avoid diSap-
poiutment even if White Pine was a
new GoIconda. What is to become of
all these disappointed ones ?-these
men, many of whom are living in bat
frail tents, with insufficient food and
clothing. their minds all the tine, day
and ght, strained by an unnatural
excitement When the reaction comes
when, after months of toll, their hopes
suddenly die when they see around !
them grea, mines being opened-mines !
30 rich that n single ton of the ore |
would mike them comfortable for life !;
md then to feel that amidst all this |
wealth they have no part. what will
keep their trains from turning and their |
hearts from breaking? No wonder THIS
coast has so great a number Of lunatics; |
no wonder hat men chasing this phan-
.asma gOria of riches, unsupported by |
sarths comforts, and uncontrolled by
domestic ties. should hnrn out their
ives prematurely. Really, the fate of
of chronic prosrectors is
:ad bevoud all calculation .-IH}GHd En-
ire
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In the recently published report OF
Rossi,er ". Raymond, on the mineral
resources of the region west of the
Rocky Mountains, the author makes
the following appreciative statement.
1.-THE average miner of new terrific
ries is far superior, both in natural
intelligence and acquired knowledge, to
the iaborers of the Older States. This
is natural. We get here the most val
liable class of the people of Europe,
for to emigrate requires certain
amount of courage, enterprise and
thrift in saving the money needed to
pay for their passage. In like manner,
the Far West draws from Us the stur-
dieSt element of our own population,
the young men without capital, but
with what is much better, robust
health, courage, enterprise and Indus
try. The best of New England is now
adays to be found in the Northwestern
States and, doubtless, as The new ter
rirorios begin to be permanently settled.
a. society is formed there on a sound
foundation, the generous blood we have
sent thither will tell"
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JOuH u. MoRIAkTY, President Of the
Irish Republican AssociAtjon of Penn
svlvania, has issued an address calling
upon all Irishmcn in the State who favor
universal suffrage, protection TO Ameri-
can industry, and the liberation of Ire
iaud. to meet in each COugresSic
district and elect one delegate ana an
alternate to attend the IRISH Republican
Convention, which takes place in Chi
caeo on the 4'h of July. The address
states that the position taken by Senator
Sumner deserves the support of al true
Irishmen, aud that vast majority Of
the Irish citizens viii ally themselves
with the Republican party for the prac-
teal enforcement of his policy and views.
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SUxXEa.-It is announced that Scna-
tor sumner, on the invitation OF Nye Of
Nevada, will visit that State and this
sometime during the present Summer.
He will accompany Nye to the leading
silver mines If Nevada, and finally
bring mp in San Francisco. No man
will be more heartily welcomed here
than Charles Sumner, whom many be-
gin to regard as the far,hest seeing
statesman ofthe times, and man whose
courage is always equal to the asser-
ton of the truth that is in him.-SGc.
Tn;.4