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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

New YoRK, July ~
cable dispatch to The Tribune, 9th,
says the British Government intends to
make no further statement about the
war, except one through Earl Granville.
Gladstone will say nothing unless ques-
toned; but 1t is believed the opposition
wants to bring on debate Friday in the
Commons.
A special correspondent of The Tri-
bune writes from Berlin:
Prince Frederick Charles is at present
commanding the army of the Rhine.
1t Is considered certain in Berlin that
Napoleon, confident of the disloyalty of
southern Germany, had planned sud
aen movement across the Rhine before
russia could concentrate considerable
iorcei and is bitterly disappointed by
.he unanimity of all Germany, and not
Boing to risk movement northward,
win south German army on his flank.
ne has certainly delayed, and perhaps
uttered 7. the original plan of the campaign.
~ ~ believed no advance will now be
na9 n,nue AZ any point without risking gen.
eral engagement.
russia, though not ready to attack, is
prepared nearly everywhere to defend.
me prolonged stay here of officers of
general genera, headquarters, including King
william and Gen. Moltke. shows a conf.
uence that the Prussian lines can not
anywhere be suddenly forced.
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BY TELEG GRAPH!
,pseial to TAs wAlts Pima Daily Nsvs
EASTERN STATES NEWS.

NEw York, July "a.
Twenty deaths by sunstroke to-day.
The log of the Cambria shows that
Jnlv 5th she ran Sc miles, with heavy
sea: 9th. weather moderating, 179 miles;
7th clear. 142 miles; 9Th, lost foretop-
mast. foretopsail, and jib topsail-all
hands employed clearing the wreck; 9th.
22O miles, moderate weather; 10th, AZ
miles; light winds; 11th, 1873 miles;
heavy sea; shipped great quantity of
water; 18th, l40 miles; 18th, 145 miles;
l4th, ia miles, 18th, PA miles; 10th,
92 miles; 18th, 81 miles; 18th, 1S0 miles;
passed Cape Race at @ pm; 18th, 104
miles; again lost foretopmast Goth, IA
miles; 2lst, 1863 miles; I'D, l5S miles;
23d, 70 miles; Gath, 100 miles; 25th, 80
miles; 29th, 50 miles; 9th, passed
Sandy Hook at $50 pm. Highest north
latitude during the voyage, 54:59, on
July 7th, which decreased only one de-
gree on the 11th; to SO on the 18th; to
49 80 on the 10th; to A on the Goth; TO
80 "a on the Goth.
The Dauutless. though her course
varied, with luck ran down the latitude
steadily from the start. Her log shows
July 9Th, ran 1903 miles, fresh western
wind, and hazy; 9th, 80 miles, variable
winds, heavy head swells, cloudy; 7th.
14O miles, heavy gales S. S, W. lost
Chas. Scott and Albert Denmsr over
board, while furling flying jib; hove to
2 hours, got out boat, and was reluctant
ly compelled to give them up; Sth, 2lO
miles, fresh gales and rough sea, which
moderated; 9th, 100 miles, variable
weather; 10th, 122 miles, night squally.
heavy head seas split forestaysail, broke
jib boom, hove TO over an hour; 11th,
1l5 miles; 18th, 81 miles; 18th, 1870
miles, 10Th, 14s miles; 10th, 155 miles;
18th, 20 miles; 18th. 6S miles, light
winds; 10Th. 145 miles, squally; goth,
225 miles, pleasant weather; 2lst, Ito
miles; 22d. 19l miles; 23d, so miles.
calm, foggy; oath. 220 miles, variable
weather; 25th, 93 miles. foggy; at 3 p.
m. sound in 40 fathoms; 26th, 95 miles;
27th, ls0 miles; passed Sandy Hook
light ship 4A7 pm.
A meeting Of prominent Fenians was
held, and secret directory formed.
Many men formerly prominent in the
order present, and promised to assist in
uniting all Fenian organizations for the
war.
PHILDELPHrA, July "a.
A large and enthusiastic German meet
ing tonight.
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WESTERN NEWS.

DETROIT, July "a.
The Legislature convened in extra ses-
sion in Lansing to-day-quorum Of both
Houses present. Gov. Baldwins mes
sage read II refers exclusively TO the
railroad aid laws recently declared un-
constitutional. He recommends that an
amendment to the Constitution be sub
mitted to the people at the general cleo
ton to be held in November next--such
rs will enable the several municipalities
10 ratify all such railroad aid bonds as
have been issued and delivered to parties
in good faith. Besides these bonds there
is another and much larger class, part of
which have been partially earned, by the
roads to which they were voted doing n
portion of the work on their lines, and
part have been simply voted and de-
posted in the State Treasurer's Office for
the benefit Of the roads, but ON which no
work has been done.
The Governor, without making any
recommendation, calls the attention of
the Legislature to these bonds, and sug-
gests whether good faith does not re-
quire that provision be made for them
also. The MESSAGE was referred In SEN
ate to a special committee, and in the
House to joint committee composed of
the Standing Committee on Judiciary
and Internal improvements.
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NJ q IT Z O n

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD OF
i County Commissioners OF White Pine county
will sell at public auction, at the Courthouse Of
said county, on SATURDAY, August 20, 1870, at
IL o'clock m, the following described property
TO wit: Lots 9 and g. in block 90 in the town OF
Swansea, on which is situated the old County
Hospital, together with said Hospital Building.
BY order Of the Board.
Attest; H. NJ. EDDY, Clerk.
Hamilton, New. July 10, 1870. iyia-td
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FROM CUBA.

HAVANA, July 81.
All towns and settlements hitherto
governed by crown officers will in future
elect their own Mayor and Aldermen,
and administer their own local affairs.
The first duty Of these officials will be
the preparation of electoral districts for
use Of deputies in election Of the Spanish
Cortes.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER JULY Is, 1870, THE
~ Agency Of the Bank pf California and the
banking Department Of Wells. Fargo h Co., will
open at . a. m. and close at ap. m.
JOHN A. PAXTON, F
Agent Bank of California.
HOMER 8. KING.
iy1h Agent Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
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JOB pRINTIN NGl

Is IL 4 "
The News job Office is now supplied with an
excellent stock Of type. borders, presses. paper.
cards. and other materials and facilities ior
good Job printing. Additional materials are
arriving. and we ask the attention OF our
friends and the public TO the fact that all
lob printing can be Handsomely and eHpedi-
tiously done ut this office.
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FOR SALE.

CtHEAP FOR CASH. A HOUSE AND 49,
~ LOT. House with Three Rooms. well 1fst;l
furnished, with water and every conven-Ell
ienee for comfortable residence. Situated i'm
medlately In front OF the Courthouse. For par
ticulars, apply at this Office. ma26-tf*
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FROM NEWFOUNDLAND.

HEART $ CONTENT, July n.
The faults in the Atlantic cables near
this harbor have been repaired. The
ship leaves soon to take ON board the
necessary cable to remedy other defects
in the same line, about rs miles from
here.
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Dissolution Notice.

rI'HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
Il ING between Mike hcCluskey and John J.
Monahan is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. J.J. Monahan will collect all outstanding
accounts and pay all debts against the concern.
NJ. McCLUSKEY, p
JNo. j. MONAHAN.
Treasure City. New, July %. 1870. jy2s
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Hamilton, New, July /, 1870. =

The business will be continued at the old
stand, by STOUT 4 CRONART, who will settle
the affairs of the late firm Of Stout 4 Allen.
J. W. STOUT,
jy19-2w* @. H. CRONART.
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Misfellaneons.
DissoIution Motica.

rINHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX.
Il ISTING between the undersigned In the
saloon business. in the City of Hamilton. is this
day dissolved, by mutual consent. All debts
due to the old firm to be paid to L. s. Luse.
stand by p b. Rowell L. 8. LUSE,
p. B. ROWEIL.
Hamilton, July IL, 1870. jy11-1m
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Dissolution Notice.

I,HE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex.
i lSTlNG between J. W. STOUT and j. s.
ALLEN has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. j. W. STOUT,
j. s. ALLEN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-25

VACANT LASDs IN TIE SouTH--Ne e
publish elsewhere letter from Louis
thinner, General AGENT Union Land
Company, OF. Phi!adelphia, to the London
Standard, upon asu6ject Of vital interest
to our people. The large amount Of va
canelaad IN the South, and especially in
fhis State, which toe General Assembly
proposes, by superartistic coup d'etat
IN legislation to parcel out upon agrarian
principles, being totally unproduc;iTe to
the ewner, but on the contrary, an one.
rous aud odious burden, will induce from
our people hearty cooperation in any
project looking toward increase Of popu-
sation and the regeneration of our ruined
industry: The proposition here advanced,
it will be seen, is to sell at very mode
rate prices, so that the settler may have
no hardship in meeting his obligation.
This will do, pe:aap:, but better far give
the land withou: charge than chill and
obstruct the current Of immigration by
the pony exactions Of foolish and short
sighted aTacice. Let US hare in,migra-
tioa upon any terms, for we are con-
vinced that in this word lies the tails
man Of osr redcmptien-socia,, political
and commcrcia'.-CoIries.
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ADVANCE IN CoaS AND BAcos N THE
SoCTs.-If we are not much mistaken in
the present appearance Of the Western
provision markets, those planters IN the
,Sauth who staked their bottom dollar on
: cotton last year are going to have rough
time oft from now until the next corn
and ,acon crops are made. Prime-wsite
corn on the 9th day Of April, one year
ago, WIS selling in this market at Sl.05
per 6usheI, By the car load. 1t is now
worth .50-a difference of Is cents per
busheI against :he Southern, cotton
planter. Bacon at this time one year
ago was weak at Is cents for clear rio
sides. It is uow firm at these figures,
with an advancing tendency So It is
clear that there must be very heavy
decline, at least in the price of bacon, or
the planter will have to shell out much
Larger amount of cash for tn e
staff of life this than last year. Blu: will
this decline occur? Evidently it will not,
ff,r or cora dealers, at the present high
.psee, s-e barely able to keep pace. with
tbe demand and from all quarters in the
W.ess we bear Of a general scarcity Of
corn, and . daily advance in prices.
Peg contra. On the 27th day of last
April planters were firmly holding cotton
"a this market at twenty-five cents per
soaad DOW they are offering it quite
freely at twenty-oDe cents.
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RAyIE MACHINE WAyrEc.-The Gov.

RANIE MACHINE WANTED. Gov.
ernor General of India offers reward Of
five thousand pounds sterling, for the in
vention Of a machine which will dispense,
at moderate cost, with hand labor 10
separating the lint of the ram;e from its
woody substance. Just such is the ma
chine in the South. to make ranie one of
the most profitable crops. We can raise,
not only On account of its intrinsic value
but becarsc is is much, less exacting as
regards labor than cotton. We hope the
machine just invented by hr. Lefranc, of
New Orleans, may get the reward. 1t
is said to crush the bark, extract the
gum and cleaa Inc Gbrc at the same mo-
nent.
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attend to Your ChiIdren'S Teeth

We are so oftca called on to extract the
first NoIars or Jaw Teeth for children, and
to regulate OF strengthen the front teeth,
which become crooked from neglect, that
we think it advisable to call the attention Of
parents TO the subject; so that the back teeth
may be filed and the front teeth noticed
whilst children are cutting their second set,
so as to prevent their coming irregular.
Children shed, or lose but ten teeth ss.yIn
the upper jaw, and ten frn,.:.l the lower jaw,
and the Aol""ss, or jaw teeth, Which they
cut BACK OF these belong 10 their adult or
grown set, Many persons say they were
lot aware Of this fact. Now notice and act
accordingly Charges very moderate.
rerms Cash. 2 S. WHALEI,
Mar. ., eff Surgeon Dentist.
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gOlgll3lA9 s. g.,

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his best endcsvors TO givc satisfaction TO all.
He hopes to receive a share Of patronage.
lie will keep first class worknen, and al!
work entrusted to him vii! be warranted.
Mar. g, l0-Gm.
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Ny Omnibus will be found at the differ
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Koskoo Cures Chronic Rheumatism

NoEFoEK, VA, Sept. Z, 1869.
Dr. J. LAwEENcs-Dear Sir: by son has
received so much benefit from your wonderful
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MES u. 4. 4. NELSON.
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GEoRess GsRLs-it Georgia paper
tells Of two young ladies' Who recently
marketed at Columbus two bales of cot
ton, raised entirely by themselves
1t is, perhaps, unnecessary to add that
they are not 'tefrIs Of the period"
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san't.Make up my Mind.

1 AdA t[4ndAS uP 4HS NA4A0s
By As rxrosrrz4re sAcsEIoR. 8
It's really very shocking, but
I'm DOW just forty-6Te, --.,. ..
And hereI am not married set
: Afacs as I'm alive.
And though there's lots Of girls about,
And. some to suit 6nd,
1don't know how it is, I'm sure
I>caa't make Up my mind.
e. Miss Jones-she's too particular !
J ves! plainly see,
And If stayed out late st night,
= Shed take away the key.
Miss Brown is rather more the thing
Sizes tender and kind, =
But still there's something. and in short,
cant make up my mind. ,
Miss Tompkins p'raps ! might think OF,
But there have some doubt
They say if thwarted she will sit
- All day at home and pout.
Miss Smith will oe better spec,
Her purse, Eve heard is lined,
But thea-she squints. Oh, dear cant
~ can't make up my mind.
Mss Julia has lovely eye,
Z Would any beart infame,
But when We took walk one day,
found cut she was lame.
There's Sally who inviting me,
:. With her went and dined,
But gracious me!-to see her eat
can't make upn mind.
g Now full of smiles there's Fanny,
Who would think give hope,
Only TTc an awful fear
She never uses soap.
Once thought Of Dinah, but
Tx, said she never shined,
= And to ha7e a stupid wife,
can't make up MY mind.
WHAT shall door how decide?
How awkward is this doubt
know they're thinking all the while,
What is the man about!
I'll go at once the question ycp-
To little Iaults be blind,
Tn of, yet stsy,-I can't can't
r Z / can't make up my mino-
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad.

will leave Spartanbrrg C. H, on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays. at 73o a. m. and ar
riye. ut Alston at 1.35 p. ~. connecting with
Greenvil!e down train. Returning Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays. leave Aston $50 I'm. !;
arrive Spartanburg s46 p. M, as pei following
Schedule:
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South Carolina Railroad Company,

THE cAXDES TRAIE--sI WEEKLY.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.l
Arrive at Columbia hoo a. n Leave 10 pm
Arrive at kingviile in time to connect with
through mail train South.
eAlLY SUNDAY EIcEPTED.l
Leave Camden 6.35 a NJ Ar kingville 90 "a. m.
Live kipgyille 3l5 p. N. Ar Camden 6.05 p. m.
II. T. PEAkE, General Sup't.
April q, 17-tf
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G1ceRriIle and C0innbia Railroad
GESIsiL svPERiNrENDENTs OFFICE,
CoLUEBlA, Jannary l., 1870.

on and after WEDNESDAY. January ID, the
following Schedule will be run daily, Sunday
excepted. connecting with Night Train on South
Carolina Road. up and down, and with Night
Train on Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Road
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