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OFFICIAI.

CoLUMDiA, S. c., Juno 10th, 1869.
NDER THE ACT FOR TIB CONVEX
~ SION of State Securities, the Trcasur-
OF the State is prepared to Issue Bonds
Bearing per cent interest payable semi
annually, for registered stock. Bonds are
prepared for 5000. Fractions hay be re-
tafasd IN Certificates OF Stock. Persons dc.
'sirous of converting their Stock into Bonds
VIII please present. their certificates at this
'thce endorsed upon the back for conversion
.(witnessed.)
Persons holding Coupon Bonds desirous
sec procure registered Stock in lieu thereof
VIII please present the same 10 This Office
with Instructions
Where parties cannot attend in person TO
transact their business at this Office, il is
preferable that the same should be trans
acted by some authorized agent.
NILES q. PARKER, Treas. State s. C.
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TIME ENpECTORANT is composed e1elu-
a siveiy of Herbal md Mucilagir Gus pro
Pcraacate The very Substance
of tsEN E.saszga.

causing them to throw OFT the acrid matter
which collects in the Bronchial Tubes. and
at the same time forms q aootliiue COATING
relieving the irritation which produces the
cough
The objcc, to he obtained is to cleanse tho
organ of all impurities To nourish and
strengthen ii when il has become inna;rcd
and cntrehlsd by discasc: TO renew and in
vigorate the circulation of the blood and
strengthen the nervous organization The
ENPECrORANT does this 10 an astonishing
degree. II is ad9ye but mild and con ,seniai,
imparlnS functional energy and natural
strength. II siior'is Oxygen -to'viializc the
blood, and Nitrogen 20 nssiinilate the matter.
II Eg6oiiscs III, .Nrrrons h.Aacnrc,"
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PROHIBITS PAIN K1nI. IR

This IS the ceioblsfed mgdfcfne tn "A ypr,
Pein'y Davis. Pain Kiher oatgof tlie ksa,ts.>
whereyey il was se!8. Davis made prsah;rt.
enange The name from Psin Killer tfpaie.
MI y ~ y: For khsuwalisW, Nenyalgla. or.
pam OF any kindFthas no equal For cuiA.
IrI'Aess barnsaoH old isoless ID is4tlta best
ming you can use ss dressing. For Snake.
bites or Stttgs Ofel'oisoHous In seois.ris il \,
perfect Antidote. 1t is good for Colic (,eIas
Coughs, or Aowel Complaint itnId fts1'5,1~
indicates its nstpEe fnlly.l7 il il trufg .ns.yE
TO pain: Manufactured and sold by BzAn.
r1EIG Cos AtlantaasGa ,,an,l, for ssie hv
-, - tT9ga ls.ti 81 ~ 4a ts{
boohf COUNTY, Ga, April. 1S61.--Thin In
its lcehit3s fiERaI WIS c6nIIhea ID, fhe b6u.s
aua most of the time to my bed. and n,,ISsr,
'Ing the greatest agony imaginable wiz
ihneqmst.sp, fen five months. and afgsr try
ing every available remedy, with no relisf
1ras cured with two bottle Of II,ssSsa =
rrephi'ts Amodyne Pain Kill Ii each eer.s
ing fifty cents cnly 1t relieved M aIsnrs.
ihstaannitiyi A therefore reoommend il in tka
im'ghest degree TO others suffering from ,ir,.
ti''f mseaSe. cqE say that it isane Sg Tie
hnest family medicines now out. certain
Yours trtttS, W. 4. FOHEHANp.
DooLY couETy, ca, Oct. 81, isr7 I'm
" >. PRoPHlTT, q have. duFiitS tjsss Is.,
eigHteen months, used your Pain IL illIt. ana
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IN the head. breast, back or side AID for.
eoilc nothing giyesgrelicf hsH sosnntek ,s
Yenr Anodyne Pain Kill 1t is ,loin., ,n,,sS
good in the Community In 3 oIliier faIsilies sa
my own Yours, 60, DIT. E0REilsAND.
NRwToS FAcroES, o., Nov, 1867 an,
rrqphitt; Last summer my horse spIainsd
ms knee severely, causing fha whole lSg 10
swell io'iabonk twice it iiatural isI4aS snS
rendering him almost helpless fsro appl;ss-
,ions ofyonr Anodypc Pain XIII II tLoronvb-
y eured IT. JOHN u. DAVIS,
~ ~ 9CEIsTIFKCAWyKSess 80
STATE OF, GEORGIA. - Fv.yoS t.e,.,x,v
Know all men by these prescnte. Tha, have
this d"y, for vHlue received, so',l and flnn.e
ierrcd to Btadfichp & Co. tlIr sole riobt J.,
man1ta%etnre % aud scll my palpily Medicines.
an9 have furnished them with the fuli re-,
c'pcs, md have authorized tka safa Brsd-
ueld 4 tp,, 70 print, or hago printed. .ary-
thing ihey may see proper concernins n,,v /.
snd all OF above named Mcdscihte Thjss
10th day Of Jane 1890. no M aik
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In presence OF Thomhs 4. Js5Sl 4sisshor,
Crawford Notary Publica (i4;S )sfiss.S :
Manniaetursdapd for, sale by, AppIey;n,
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Be-. GEO. i, TIC NasON..

CnAELorT. =. e.. Sept. ~, lSGS.--. hsye.
used DR. o: y PrOpifttts LssSas AteaicIh. "a
! tonic, and found It to he pI,ycrfal s.S
effieaei6us. II is excellent for X,Tctsea.,,
arrangement of the LIVER on censi isxIion 81
the bnTels; in most cases supefssding u .,
necessity of a regular. course of TnSlies.,s.
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TO CONSINlITIYns

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>, 1t is Invaluable, as i in,acdiattiy y rclioves
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which al:cads that disease. ~, S.rss
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M. ALBRIGHT,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
snxp aN6aEnURa q. g..

,WEtHNNI1AaUA UANWs 10 Os'
m RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI-
gems Of orangcburg and Vicinity that
ne has opened at his NEW STORE on Rus
seil Street, between Messrs. Briggmann q
Go. and McNamarA g. Jones, with complete
ss,oeiI 5ff LEATHER Ge and that he has
sufSeient Workmcn to fill oil Orders tnIrsl
ed 10 him.
Thanking the Public for past patronage,
reapectfally solicits continuance of thu
safilo. TERMS CASH.
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E,ssEs Asz,grs4a

1t is speciiir-onc dose o.jca relieving the
Distressing choking, ard pro lto.:,g calm and
pleasant rcposu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28
STILL HARP1Ne.

George Francis Train apparently
still labors under his eccentric delusion
that he will be the next President Of
these United States. On the 18th inst.
he was lecturing at the Old Bowery
Theater, New York, before an admir-
ing audience Of all sorts, and as usual,
among other things he couldn't help
touching up hi, favorite topic Of aspi-
ration. It is no more than hir, = said
the great Train, shat my congrega-
ton should know the base Of my eligi
bility for the White House, I have
commenced the picture two or three
times, and intend to finish II, tonight
by figures on the blackboard. There
are five things wanted to make a Pres
ident-character, organization, avail
ability, money, and we will put down
brains, althsught sarcasticafly!they are
not wanted" The White House can
didate for 1872 then proceeded to show
his qualification for the post. He re-
marked that the White House had, up
to the present time, been graced by
seventeen politicians seventeen old
men ; seventeen whisky drinkers; sew
enteen tobacco users. By repudiating
all these accomplishments, the eloquent
George contended that he was fit for
the post Of President. E&
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28

Tx Charleston, 8. c. the cradle Of the
rebellion, the ultra secession spirit
still prevails. Acorrcspondsnt writes
that while foreigners are received with
open arms by the first families, North
erners are snubbed at every opportuni-
t.. The feeling extends even to bust
ness matters. The trade Of Charles
ton has not revived since the war.
The wharvcs of the city are in the same
dilapidated state they were in on the
day the city surrendered 10 the Union
forces. The burned district Of 1861 has
not been rebuilt. Many Of the houses
and public buildings still shows marks
Of the bombardmsnt. The steamers
which ply between Charleston and
Forts Sumptsr and Moultrie have not
been repaired In the least for many
years. The distractions placed in the
river by the traitors of Palmetto State
while waging war against the Govern
ment are now a serious drawback to
the free entry Of loaded vessels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28
THE pLxB1soEruH.


What Is the Piebiscitun I tbs is q
very natural question witt most all
who read tia telegraphiS men from
France at the present time. Very few
seem to understand what this Plebis-
citum is. Practically, It is a call upon
the French people to vote "yes" or
mo aupon q question which Emperor
Napoleon is the proposer. Rightly, 1t
ought to afford an opportunity for the
free manifestation of the popular wish,
unincumbered by any despotic formula.
But this Is not the Imperial intent IN
asking:
No the people desire constitutional reforms
vhieh ,ssurs libsrty, placing il under guar
antss Of the Empire and dynasty
Such. we fear, Is tho form OF n
question which France Is to answer
early in May. 1t presents . dilemma
which that country is compelled to
answer in a straight-jacket. In short,
the Imperial question, like the Impe-
rial machinery of election, is adapted
for the single end Of Ratification, and
does not imply criticism or negation.
The Emperor, first and last, makes the
question, if he does not quite manage
the answer.
"Ths Plebiscitum. % says Prince Napoleon.
els the last stage before . revolution. To
consult directly the people 10 coup defasi
and il supposss 4 dissent between the Empe.
ror and the representatives q the people"
To answer "yes" to the question o.
the Plebiscitum, according to the same
astute man, Is . delusion, and to say
"non Is revolution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28
BY CABLR-PRoM EUROPE.

PARIS, April 26.-Ollivier has adj
dressed q circular to the electors OF
France. He impresses on the people
the fact that while al affirmative vote
means quiet and peace, and gives an
opportunity for the Emperor and his
Ministers to accomplish reforms, q
negative vote means anarchy, disorder,
revolution and revenge.
1t is reported that during the period
before the vote on the plebiscitum the
Prince Imperial will visit several large
European Capitals.
Hostility to the plebiscitum in Paris,
is apparently increasing. 1t was re-
marked to-day that the Emperor while
holding a review, was coldly received
by the spectators.
The Gaulois says the ship owners are
badly disappointed in the Suez Canal.
Screw steamers especially are sure to
meet with accidents. .
LONDON, April 26.-In the Com
mons, M~onsell, Under Colonial Sscre-
tary, said orders had been sent to Of
tawa to disband tho Canadian Rifles;
he added that Government was still de-
liberating on the Red River difficulties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28

JSw1NeNG AROUND THE CRoIE.-
We had the pleasure of meeting Judge
Berry, of Humboldt County, to-day,
ON the railroad ffom Carson City. The
Judge, as the public are aware, Is q
candidate for Governor, on the Demo-
cratic side Of the political fence, and
Is "swinging around the circle" Of his
acquaintanoes to see the lay Of the
Democratic clover field. He was down
in ormsby County yesterday, and
found a new candidate on the Guber-
material race-course, in the person Of
A. c. Ellis, a lawyer Of Carson. We
don't know how the Democratic
"slate'' stands. but, judging Of Berry's
capacities as we have known them for
= number of years, we believe him to
be the best qualified man named as a
candidate for Governor which the
Democrats have got out. We don't
believe there Is much hope for the
Democratic party to elect a Governor
in this State, but, II such a result
should happen, It Is our opinion that
Judge Berry would make a most trust
worthy and able Executive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28
LATEST gTELEGRAMS
lspEc1AL 10 TIE col, NIL DAILY xrws sr
rHI wEsrIRN UNION TELEGRAPH LINr.l
FROM 4 .~FRANCIsco.

SAN F~RANc1sco, April 2S-2 P. M
The Workingmens' Protective Associ-
alton are making arrangements for an
extensive meeting at the Pavilion this
evening.
A German, named j. j. Miller, aged
30 years, was taken with an apopletic
ct OH Tuesday, and expired last night.
Accurate returns!!from all portions
Of the interior, indicate a full truit
crop in the aggregate, and an unusually
large yield of grapes this season.
Bonds in the sum of $40, 900 were
filed yesterday by the friends of Thos.
Lloyd, indicted for killing John Barry
a few months since.
A meeting of the House Carpenters,
not connected with the Eight-hour'
League, was held last evening, and
passed resolutions denouncing the
League rs a great injury to the me-
chanics themselves, and the interests
of the State generally; denouncing
them as demagogues who are making
political capital out Of the movement.
They resolved to hold another meeting
to effect n permanent organization.
The weather is warm and foggy.
Gold, at II A. NJ, las greenbacks,
$50; selling, SO.
Arrived - steamer Montana, from
Panama.
1t Is rumored to-day that Edwin
Stanley, nephew to Governor Haight,
Is likely to receive the appointment OF
Judge of the Municipal Court, for
which Freedom was considered certain.
Advices from Fort Laramie report
the Indians active and hostile.
The Odd Fellows celebration and
ball at Los Angeles was an immense
success.
Gold at 3p. NJ. advanced to 1853;
greenbacks scarce at ss4-selling at
50, but likely to decline.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28

.sia Is Government candidate for the
throne Of Spain, but that Emperor
Napoleon declares 70 the Spanish EN-
bassador at Paris that this solution OF
tie question would be SO grave that It
might cause war between France and
Prussia. NJ. Thiess advised the people
to abstain from voting altogether.
Great impatience is manifested by
the press at the prolongation of the
provisional form Of government, and
agitation in political circles increases.
1t is reported that Serrane has said
he will accept even a republic II Cen
etal rim will agree to- 1t.
Several new candidates forthe throne
are mentioned, but no one Of promi-
hence except Prince Frederick OF
Prussia Atb@ Sm
A petition praying the Cortes not to
adopt the Constitution of Porto Rico,
received from Havana, has $4,000
signatures The C0tes has reserved
Its decision,
LONDON, April ~ The Austrian
and Hungarian Bishops have fastened
their return to Rome to vote against
the dogma Of infallibility.
BERLIN, April 27.-It Is asserted that
other powers will support the action
taken by France In the matter Of the
Ecumenical Council.
The treaty between the North Ger
man Confederation and Mexico has
been ratified.
ABS From Cubn.
HAVANA, April N.-According to
Spanish reports, three battalions OF
Spanish forces attacked the rebel army
In the mountains yesterday, and after
nine hours fighting, defeated them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28

MARRYING old men for their money,
does not always turn out, as It would
seem, according to the expectations Of
the blooming young brides. An ex-
change reports a case where, forty
years ago, q charming girl Of sixteen
married an old gentleman for his mon
ey, under the confident expectation
that he would soon die and leave her a
wealthy widow. Recently the disap-
pointed bride. died In the 56th year Of
her age, leaving q husband at the adj
yaneed age Of 100, and four children to
mourn his loss. 1t Is to be hoped that
the venerable patriarch will wait what
the neighbors shall judge to Be ga rea-
sonable length Of time" before he mar
ries again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28
MOTHER AND SoN DRowNRD.-Th

AND DON
Yreka Journal of the 22d Inst says:
On Monday, April l1th, a sad occur
red at Salmon River, about three miles
from Sawyer's Bar In Klamath county.
The wife of Dennis 0,Brien while
crossing a foot log with her little son
eight years Of age to 60 70 school, lost
her balance and both fell Into the river
and were drowned. The bodies Were
not recovered until the S14th, three
days after. about . mileNfrom where
they fell In and were badly bruised.
She leaves a family OF three younger
children, and one older, with MI.
O'Brien, to mourn her loss. The fu-
neral took place on the following day.
and the citizens Of Sswyer's Bar sym,
pathized sincerely with the husband
and children In their sad bereavement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28
Overland Dispatches
T..u I "A GOLD HILL pAnr NIvs p
" TIv UNION THLxanArh LAAA's
DATES TO YESTERDAY.
W..hinston News.

w.sarseroN, April 26.-The City
co"ncIl nassed q Joint resolution re-
ns.tSno tIe Congressional Committee
an The district Of Columbia to report
and secure, II possible, q bill fol. the re-
organization Of public schools in the
District, by which all children can be
educated, regardless of color.
The Secretary Of the Treasury will
send to Congress to-morrowa bill pre-
pared by the Deputy Controller Of Cur
rency, relating to coinage. It Is a
modification Of all laws on the subject,
with additions and alterations required
by minting operations. 1t proposes to
dispense with silver dollars. The Sec
Rotary will recommend the passage of
the bill.
An officer Of our navy, just from
Yokohama, says 1t was reliably ascer-
tanned there that Capt. Eyre would
have stopped his vessel after running
into the Oneida, but for the implora-
ton Of Lady Temple, wife Of the Brit
ish Minister, who was apprehensive OF
shipwreck. The opinion at Yokohama
is that Capt. Eyre Is a weak rather than
a bad man.
Mrs. Grant held an afternoon recep-
ton to-day, which was largely attended.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-At a Cab
met meeting yesterday, the propriety
Of allowing British troops to pass over
our soil or through our waters to the
Red River country for the purpose Of
| putting down the rebellion, was fully
| discussed, and it was unanimously
agreed that It could not be permitted.
I Every member Of the Cabinet concur
red In this view.
From New York. .-oTE
NEW York, April I.-Up to a late
hour last night President Donnelly and
other prominent officers Of the O'Neil
faction of the Fenians were In council
at headquarters. AL the staff were
busy inditing communications to sub
commanders to have the forces well In
hand, and other instructions not obtain
able by the press were given. Several
officers wero ordered to their com.
mands and departed last night.
Frsm Havana.
HAVANA, April 26.-The Spanish
man-ofwar Concha, lately overhauled
the English schooner Richmond, hay-
ing aboard forty persons and two can
non. Her commander said they be-
longed to a lighthouse, and she was al
lowed to proceed.
The Spanish have been routed by the
insurgents everywhere, and the de-
struction of property in Cinco Villas
district Is immense. The Captain Gen.
ersl Is expected to return to Havana
today. ''l92
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28

THE ladies of White Pine have adopt
ed a fashion of fainting at balls, and
the Ne,cs says they manage to be
caught In the nick Of time and by the
right person. Cologne has been found
sufficient to restore them. Dan Nor
gan, while acting the lady in a set, the
genuine article being short, tainted
also and was laid out on q bench.
Cologne did no good in his case, how
ever, and they had to have recourse to
whisky.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28

JEDDo, tho Capital Of Japan, is,
without exception, the largest, and
most populous city in the world. 1t
contains the vast number Of 100000
dwellings, and ZOO 600 human souls.
Many Of the streets are nineteen Jap
aneseries in length-twenty-two Eng
lish miles. swrresg $40
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28

A MEMBER Of the Wyoming Legisla-
ture, seeking to sustain q point Of
order, jerksd his coat of, with Nj.
Speaker, ifsome reliable man will hold
these buds, Tl teach him that he Is
out of order" The point was sus-
tanned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28

THERE is very good philosophy in
what q poor man once said: When a
stranger treats me rudely I comfort
myself with the reflection that 1t is not
myself he sights, but my old shabby
coat and hat which, to say the truth,
have no particular claims to admira-
ton. So, II my hat and coat choose to
fret about 1t, let them; it is nothing to
meo gH .t.- #fgg Las
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28

FRoes are easily pleased. A Ger
man Professor has discovered that il
you take out the brain, and then rub a
wet finger down the frogs back, the
creature will croak with delight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28

ONE Of the most successful editors Of
the day once remarked: IAN editor Is
generally right when he rejects an arti-
Gle, but almost always wrong when he
begins to give his reasons for SO doing"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28

H. L. CHEEsEMAN, keeper Of the
Lancaster City lookup, having become
tired Of supporting a sick wife and sew
eral children, ran Off with a buxom lass
q few days since. His family are In
destitute circumstances.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28

A COMPANY of United States Imam
try, Captain J. E. Putnam command
ing, arrived ut Coinne.day before yes
terday from California en- route to Fort
Hall, Montana. This fort has not been
occupied asa military post for some
time. B q z z q q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28

AMDlcAL student says he has never
been able to discover the bone Of con-
tention, and desires to know whether
1t is not situated very near the jaw
hona .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28
FROM KURopE-HY CABLE.

Pans, April a.-Many public meet
ings were held yesterday throughout
the country, discussing matters relating
to. the plebiscitum. No disorders re-
ported.
MADRID, April H.-The Epoea is
assured that Prince Frederick Of Prus-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-28

DAY before yesterday at Sucker Flat,
lYuba County, California, a large blast
Of Santa Cruz and eastern blasting
powder was exploded in an old claim.
Eight hundred kegs Of powder, weigh
ing $4,000 pounds, were fired. The
blast was a perfect success.