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al Prices OF HnIcriOr w York

"A Prices OF InieriOr W r
T'lIE MASON & llAMLlN ORGAN co,
Il respectfully snlicit com paris,,n IF tie pri.
ceS in their new Catalogue lust i,suell. viii
ti'">c ut inferior Organs; WIN careful exnn,inn.
t'"t' ana comparison "r capacity. quality aud
workmanship OF different Instruments. Tie
C"nirnhy's perfected machinery. aud u:cnmu
lated facilities. Together will, the Important i'm
pro, cmrts's lm'anicl and Centralized bv them.
rn0bfc mem to pr"ince tic brsi W0,k at The y,eat
eSt'.c0aomy of cost. aud consequently, t., utfer
their "eitkn"wn O.gnns. winners IF tho Paris
Exposition Medai aud seventy five nthcr first
premiums. which are the ArR Know EDcED STAN.
pARp OF ErcEi.LEScE in their department. at
l'1rcs as h@ az cren less Mun those aemauktd
.fOr interior U.guns.
The f.llnwing arc EXAMPLES Of our tel,cs,
call Of prices:
Four OcrAvE ORnAxs. SnIil Black Walnut
Case (Sry,c M. IT, Price ShO
FIVE OcTAvE DnuHLE REED OucAv. FIVE
ST'r>. Will, Trrmnlant: Solid Back Wninut
c'Se' carved aud I"'eIed. lS'.lc C) Price
&l25.
FIVE IT r. with tue new Ma on 4 uAMLIy
Iurnnvrn Vnx IiuNaNA. wl,ic, cxsc!s ever,
"ther nt'"rhnent IT his class in the beauty mud
variety ii : effects. the ease with which it is
used; and it's freedom from liability t., ret out
III order. Solid Walnut cn~c. curved aud muu.
ricl. New Style. ~, 81 THIS Is he finest
iO'Y"" q SIZE amt capacity, wAich can be mule.
trice SI75.
MANY other styles nt prpp"rtionatc prices. a
ne& Illustrated Catalogue If STYLES and prices.
with illustrated descriptions nf improvements
introduced by the C"npnuy this season. will he
sent free t" any applicant Address TIE MA
son iiAMLIN ORGAN CO., SOC Broad
way. New Y.Ik.
Feb. &. 1860 ~ ,f
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THE PERSONAL PROPERTY,

rupt, ns follows. namely:
THE PERSONAL PROPERTY,
Consisting OF Cattle, Sheep. Wagons, Carrinpe,
Household md Kitchen Furniture, Farming Tools,
books. &c.. &C.. at tho said Iankrupt's residence.
on the 9th OF MnrCh next.
and The Notes and Accounts and Real property
at Wnlhsltn. on the 10Th day Of March next, :
The REAL ESTATE is MS follows. viz:
4S Acres near old Pickens G. H., in front
Of Judge WicklifIe's.
100 Acres on Mile Creek, adjoining w. G.
Newton and others.
200 Acres On Oulenoy, adjoining Andrew
Summons and others, (,itle douLtfuiD
Lots No. "a, 40, Al, anal5, II , Id Pick
ems Village.
] Equitable Interest in Lot No. IL in old
Pickens Village.
lots No. 7, rs, &c, and 90, in old Pickcns
Village.
5G5 Acres on Waters Of Keowec River,
d%j"inins Poor House and others.
Reminder in 1903 Acres on Oconee Creek.
adjoining G.. jones and others, after 9TH Nav,
1878. to which time it was sold for Taxes.
J here y n mortgage in favor Commissioner
in Equity ut Anderson, unsatisfcd on this
land. ~.
All property sold freed from iucumbranccs done
or suffered by tho said Bankrupt.
WV. C.. KEITH,
90 Assignee.
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CT

T WOULD invite the attention Of dealers 10
i. my Largo and Well Assorted stock Of POW.
DER. consisting Of
RIFLE. HFg. in kegs. half aud quarter kega.
also in ono pnund and hnlf pnund canistcrs.
DEER lIF. in kegs. half and quarter kegs, alan
in que pound and half pound caniatcrs.
EAGLE SPORTING and RIFLE in 81 pnnnd
kegs. one mound and half pound canistcrs.
EAGLE DUCKING. IN l23 and Ct pound
kegs. Eve pound and ono pound canistors.
BLASTING POWDER. in twenty-five pound
kegs.
Squirting, Mining. and Shipping Powder Of
every variety. mnnnfnctnred ut the celebrated
Mills Of T.. j. DUPONT DENEMOURS CO..
Wilmington Delaware, whose reputation has
stood unrivall'd for. sixty.eieht yenra.
nm prepared to fill nil orders. either Retail
OF Wholesale. allowing II liberal discount. in lots
Of twenty-five kegs or more.
j. N. ROBSON, Agent.
Nos. | l. 2. Atlantic Wharf.
Charleston, S. c..
Dec, Z. 1868 10 BIN
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|THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
N Probate Couv-Trhtns Comfy.
! VIM. il, King ond wife
hlaithdA King OF. al, Petition for aaha
4 va. S0f Real SEs'nte Of
lJesse9 Mon al,an md wife William Barrett,
sCarolino Mokahah. et.al. deceased.
NIT Appearing tosthe Satisfaction If tiis Gonrt
Ill that tho iheirE at;lnw Of BENJAMIN ~Iarrett,
sAeconsed, " wif: William Bnrratt, Milton
n Barrett. Bghjamin Barratt and David Barrett.
ii eside from and wishtf9 the limitsoffhis Sinte,
IL !. therefore ordered TINT these said abpant
aa9stias do annIees,; and nsieet ~ the division'os
1Sale of tho Real Estate, Of William Barrett.
WceasSd. m or before The at MSnahvsin Anrii
IN. or their consent, tt the Same will lie on.
u ofrcofd. 6isen aules, my hnnd and seals
4zaid Court. ut Piokana G. H.; this the l4th
Of December. 1858. Il
I.EIi. pnILpOT,
Judge Of Prohato.
a MApo& IL 1868 ~ SIN
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IN IAE AATTkR or J ". HuSsIcurr. sA~xRurr,
AZ WALu.IJ4. s: c., on the 10th day Of Fcbru.
AIRY, 4. ID. 1860.
VENHIS is tn give notice that on the 25,h day
i Of March, a., d 1869. at the "ticc If ".
j. Clnwsnn. Esquire. Register in Bnnkrup,cy
in Y"rkrille. s c.. a GENERAL MEETING If the
creditors IF the above named Bn.krnpt will he
held for the purpoaea nn,nni in the Twenty
seventh Section Of the Bankrupt Act of March
2, 1857
VIM. G. KEITH.
Assignee.
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In Bankruptcy.
n the Disarfct' cnnre {" 'hs I;"i,ed s...e. for
tho District Of South Cerniina.


SSAsywALuaLL., Sc, on tho 10Th day of Feb,
EEsSyuarv. 1860.
sYNsHIS is t" give nrtire. that on tho oa,h day
IA Of March. a.. ID 1909. At tho rffcc re w.
J. Clewsnn. Esquire. Register in Bankrnrtcv.
in Yorkville. S. c.. a GENERAL MRErIxc If tho
ereditorA nf the above nnnel Bankrun. will lie
held for rho purposes namrd in the Twenty
seventh Section Of tho Bankrupt Am of March
2, 1867.
i WIN. C. KEITH.
Assignra.
Feb. l6. 1850 10 Q
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FISHER, L0WRANCE& FISHER

THE old firm Of Fisher & L.owrancc beg to tender
] their thanks to their friends Of The up country
for their liberal patronage heretofore. and NTH
improved facilities aud largely increased Stock. by
strict integrity and attention to business, they
feel confident under Inc new 6rm of d growing
trade
We have the largest and best selected stock Of
HOES, TRACE CHAINS,
PLOW IRON AND Pillow STEEL,
Tiat has been offered in this market since
the war.
Trace Chains, from>75 cents, up.
Bradr's Steel Hoes, So 80 to 81 50 per doz.
EIwill's Corn Hoes. 8 800 to So. Is per doz.
Plow Steel, II cents per pound
Iron. from s cents up; all sizes and kinds.
We arc Agents Tor the celebrated BKIN-
LY Pillow. Also, .Cardwclls AGKICUL.
TUR.AL WORKS.
Orange Powder Mills POWDER.
Boston Betting Company's MACHINE
BETTING.
Con. Leather Betting Company's LEATn.
- lalsl"ING.
FL, n',iI'.,iilrA tweivo .-.~> {. wool.
Rider 4 Writings COTTON &hwEUnre
CARDS.
a complete Stock Of HARDWARE an,
GROCEtlE S constantly on hand, us low u
can be bought.
We solici, consignmcnts OF. and will pay tn
highest prices fnr all kinds Of Produce.
FISHER, LOwR tNCE & FISHER.
COLUMHHA. s, C..
Feb. o. 1860 Is Il
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NEW STORE.

---
THE undersigned are now putting up n bran
i new STOCK OF GOODS in the old Fnjcn Store.
nearly opposite DR.. A. E. Norman's Drug sstab-
lfsl,ment, consisting Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
QUEENSWARE,
FANCY GOODS,
READY.MADE CLOTHING. &C,
Which they off r low for Cash or Country Pro
ducc. old Bank Bills. &c.
''Quick sales and small profits being our mot.
to. we invite everybody to call and see If they
don't buy. Bring on your old Bank Bills. your
Cnsh and your Produce. md we will do you good
j. n. BRYSON g. co.
WALHAILA, S. c.. Dec. IA, 1863 Il
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Feb. Is. 1869
In Bankruptcy.
Ia ths District Court Of the United Statcs Tor
tho District Of South Carolina.
IN rss nArrRs OF y. =. MITCHELL. BANKRUPT

N The AATTRR OF ". =. MITCHELL. BANKRUrr
Ar. WALHALIA. s O., on tho 10th day Of Feb
rhsry. a. d. 1869.
VENIlIS is tn give nptico that on the 25th day
i of March. a. y. 1860. at the office Of W.
J.sGlawaon. Esquire, Register in Bankruptc, ,,
creditors Of the above named Bankrupt. will be
held for the purposes named in the Twenty.
seyonth Section Of the Bankrupt Act Of March
2, 1867.
VIM. G. KEITH.
Assignee.
Fob. 16, 1869 10 2
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Feb. le. 1850
I'm Bankruptcy.

4u the District Court Of the United States for
tho District If S,uth Carolina.
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Az Walhalla. S. c., on the 10th dry of Februa-
ry, q. d. 1869.
TGNlIIS is to give notice. that on the 25th day
IL Of March, A. d. 1869. at the Office IF w.
J. Clawson. Esquire, Register in Bankruptcy.
in Yorkville. S. c.. q GENERAL. MEETING Of the
creditors Of the above named Bankrupt will be
held for the p"rposcs named in tho Twenty
seventh Section Of the Bankrupt Act Of March
2, 1897.
w. c. KEITH.
Assignee.
reh. l6. 1859 10 2
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Assignee's Sale.

RY order Of Wm. j. Clawson, Esnuirc Rec;ste,
- in Bankruptcy. | will sell TO the highcst bid.
der tor cash. the Estate Of ~. f.. Mitchell, Bank.
rupt, ny follows. namely:
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In Bankruptcy.

In tho District Court nf the United States 70,
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In the District Conrt Of tho United States for tho
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IN rnx NATTER OF C. c LAsosros, BAskRvrr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-02

TIE Roof of the World is the name
of a vast elevated region Of table land
situated in central Asia, from which
rivers and mountain chains radiate TO-
ward all points of the compass. This
district lies to the northwest Of British
India, and touches on the Russian from
tier posts in Turkestan. On the north
east Of India is another unexplored
tract, running as far as the most west
erly provinces Of China which have re-
Gently declared their independence Of
the Government Of Pekin. Both these
regions have attracted attention in Eng
land, and at a recent session in London
Of the Royal Geographical Society, the
President, Sir Roderick L. Murchison,
dwelt very imprsssivsly upon the usces-
sity Of their thorough exploration to
ascertain the existence Of practicable
passes through the mountains. Murshi-
son considered it highly important on
the one hand that q route Of traffic on
the eastern side should be opened be-
tween British Burmah and China, but
on tho other hand insisted that o broad
zone Of neutral territory should be for
eyer interpossd between India and the
latest conqussts Of Russia in Turksstan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-02
Prophecies for 80.

1869 will DO an eventful year. Every
New Year is. People in the city will
complain Of the summer dust and wind,
rs if it was q new thing. Several prom
insnt citizens will die-of over-esting
and drinking. The corpsos will be
treated to well-planed and vanished
obituaries by the respectable dsilies.
The public will be delighted with more
Grim. con. cases than ever. DR.. Scudder
will bring out new pulpit eomicalities.
There will be more talk that O public
park is needed. A man will invent a
new rat trap. White Pine will prove a
grand disappointment to four-ffths Of
those going there-mark that Our
advice on skinniug our Eastern brethren
will be unheeded. We shall all sail in
to skin each other, and fail. DR.. Cox
will oratorically languish for want OF
political fodder. Several ships will be
unaccouutably wrecked in and about
our harbor. God will be punctually
and comfortably worshiped and sung
to once q wesk-a mere matter Of form
DR.. Stone will incubate and bring of q
couple of dozen or so splendid sermons.
P%remonitory symptoms Of q great over
turning in politics will rapidly develop.
Present lights will be turned down and
new ones turned up. The rae will not
be all for the unscrupulously swift, nor
the battle to the pec%uniarily strong.
Nicely turned ankles will be rs attract
i've as ever. The prestige Of lontgom-
cry street as our main promenade will
wane gradually into Kessny and Market.
More ingenious advertising lodges than
ever will be developed. Well dressed
women will be hired to fall in 6ts on the
street, and from thonse be taken to the
residence Of this or that physician.
The general shrillness and lack of VOL
m in the American womau's voice
will be preserved. Grant will 6ght out
his Presidential campaign on the line Of
strictly guarded reticencs. The Roman
Catholics will augment in power and in
f1uence the Protsstants SILVER into
more seets and shades Of seets. Fifteen
new Chinese converts to Christianity
will be made by the united exsr,ions Of
twsnty-three missionaries. Whisky
will run more to poison than ever. Men
will afectto despise gossip, and listen
to 1t eagerly a. ever: "ths receiver il
S, ,S.si. d State Prison
sena;a.. WI aisout's 70 discharged
81. on ase Oh one dollar to ten
.Um ~ s.Psnses. FRANK Pix
$4,000 Somo 9oPaias man In San
vnnSarfnIIv 1orgs Az! VIII lay a
~ 80. .S,.L . 80 WIN DC
oT S.n.ssi dus"s us put
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Nearly q hundred years ago a deposit
similar in many respects to that
at White Pine was found at Ca
toree, Mexico, in the Zavala mine, which
yielded $1,000, 900. Ward says the ore
was "a loose nstalliferous substance,
SO completely impregnated with psrti-
cles Of silver that it was bought up at
once by the %rescatadors, (amalgamators)
at the price of 81 for the pound" Tho
amalgamators, who were and still are
distinct from the mine-owners in most
Of the mining districts Of Mexico, sell
dom paid half as much as the ore
would yield, SO it is fair to presume
that the Zavala ore would yield $4,000
or 81, 1000 per ton-and that is quite up
to the average Of White Pine. We DO
not End in any Of our books OF refer.
ence q description of the geological
formation at Catorce, but it is said that
the richest ores were found In vaults
(bopeda,) or caves, which are common
in limestone and rare in other forma.
lions. At Guarisamey, in Durango,
there was another vault filled with rich
dirt-like ore which yielded a rich profit
to zambrano, n Of tho most famous
miners of Mexico. In twenty-five years
he took out S55, oOo, 900. The records
show that he paid ll,ooo,o 900 tax to
the King.
The chloride ores at White Pine may
not last so long an did those at Charna.
clio and Catorce, but if tho testimony
Of a number of witnesses of good repute
be accepted, they will certainly prove
the wonder of the world for a year or
two, and give q great stimulus to bust
ness of all kinds on the Pacific slope.
Many, however, who abandon their
present occupation to 80 cut tho new
diggings, will lose far more than they
gain, and at another time we shall offer
a few words of advice, drawn from past
sxperience.-S. F. Alta, Of Wtdns,day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-02
nh -LEaISLATURF.

The Legislature of the State Of Ne
vada will assemble and organize in the
Capitol Building on next Monday At IL
o'clock. As is customary, the Senate
will be called to order by the Lieutenant
Governor, and the Assembly BY the Sec
rotary of State. II the members think
proper to do so, there will be caucusss
of the respective members Of each party
on Sunday evening, to nominate eandi-
dates to ell the different legislative
offices. If such caucuses will be held,
and King Caucus make a choice, the
Senate and Assembly will fully organize
on Monday-and, although not custom
ary, the Governors message may be
read the same day. We believe that
about all the Senators and Assembly
men will be in Carson tonight, and are
" ready for the fray" But, then,
there 10 not much of a "frsy," for
the Union Republicans have Al
out Of So members Of the Leg
isls,ure; and matters look as If
everything was going to be conducted
tremendously and, politically, just
about as our party may think proper to
conduct them. But We would suggest,
in a pleasant way, that harmony, kind
ness and good will peryads the official
actions Of our Lawmakers. The Demo-
cratic members Of the Legislature, we
have reason to believe, arc from among
some Of the best members Of that party;
and however in the minority, under our
laws they arc entitled to all the rights,
privileges and respect as the dominant
party. We hope that the approaching
session of the Legislature will be a brief
and a beneficial one to the people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-02

TIE Forty.frst Congress will assem-
BILE on March 4th, 1869, instead Of the
first Monday Of December Of that year.
This change in the time Was ordered by
an Act Of Congress, passed January
22d, 1867, which provided as follows
"In addition to ,he present regular
time Of the meeting Of Congress, thers
shall be a meeting Of the Fortieth Con.
gress Of the United States, and Of each
successive Congress thereafter, at. IL
o'clock NJ, on the 4th day Of March, the
day on which the term begins for which
the Congress 10 elected, except that
when the 4th of March occurs on Sun
day, the meeting shall take place at
the Same hour on the next succeeding
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-02

A CRIMINAL in q New York Court recent
ly offered the Judge, in open Court, a sealed
cnyelops full Of notes, a. . bride. The sem
tencs was doubled.-Eastern paper.
Such q circumstance could never
have been allowed to take place when
Nevada was a Territory, without the re-
verse being the rule Of action on the
part of His Honor. No, not even on the
Supreme Bench-as North, Turner and
Locke plainly proved, time and again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-02

SNAKES, in large numbers, it 10 said,
are shipped to Cuba from Tampa Bay,
Florida.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-02

A SUxBER Of "~elegant and refined
young gentlemen" in Missouri, it is
said, advertise for situations as sons-in-
law in wealthy families.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-02

The Ohio papers are quarrsling about
the location Of the State Lunatie Asy-
lum. Each editor wants it near bis
W Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-02

NAPOLEON is said to be buying war
material wherever he car get it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-02

A COUNTRY newspaper advertissS {:
"wantsd, an honest boy to make q
devil Of"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-02

GARrBALDI is reported by the Pail
Mall Gazette to be disguised with Italy
and coming to America.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-02

A YOUNG woman in New York Is in
grief. She can't get married because
her veil has not arrived yet from Paris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-02

Ar Suffolk, Virginia, recently, a hog
was slaughtered, II months old aud
weighing a5s pounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-02

TIE newspapers having announced
everything else about Rsvsrdy johnson,
now say he has 40 grandchildren.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-02

"GRAsr COLLARS" have appeared in
the fashionable world"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-02

DEER carcasses sell in Western Mis-
souri, at four or Eve cents a pound.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

r osT, m GOLD HILL. ON THE 18th OF
La December. . DERINGER PISTOL, Of Z
new pattern. The above reward will be paid for
its return TO the News once, and tho finder will
also receive tho thanks Of the Owner.
Gold Hirl, Dsssmbss ooth, 1893. dsao-x
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No D1spArcugs:-owing to the storm
prevailing all day. We have been unable
to get any Eastern dispatches.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Notice.
Boarding House for Sale.

A BOARDING HOUSE IN GOLD HILL,
"A house, furniture, lot, and good will, now
now doing q good cash business, and centrally
located, Is offered for sale cheap for cash, For
particulars, apply to the editor Of the NEWS.
Gold Hill, January ID, 1869. jan2-tf
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Masonic Notice.

CULVER STAR LODGE No. s, F. A.
= & A. NJ, meets at their Lodge; Wy
room, corner Main and S SlnRnaY "
s.sninc At 4 O'clock. Stated communications,
Srst SATURDAY In each month. AL Brethres In
rood standing are cordially invited.
By order OF the ". NJ. -
aold Rih January ., 1864 )a2a