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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17

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mcralil9e @beoron foweit pab er bic
Wablurne bur9s Tenfter nieeen lief.
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amter fno jsoo6 bieles @ymbpl FREEZER
Sn1titutionen in lttnen ftarfen Nrmen
auf unp bdnri9te pielelben unYerlebst ben
Wubrtdtern 5urlf.
Cummings bielt bierauf cur& ras pfz
fene Tsniter mebrere &eren al Die per-
1ammelte Menae> pelde iein iriider @olz
le9e ramit iblpB, baB ct tbm cine Neibe
ppn Gtteln beiie9te> welde in Nlbertis
Compliments 8u6 ni6t ;u fncen i1no.
M6breno tes Menc6 fam e5 bel
Der 3dblung Der Stimmen swilden@umz
minoS urb etnem ber Beitebenrm aber~
mails sun1 Streit mel9er NIT einem csrz
ben Tauf@1la9e In 1einer u@bren" &C.
ii9t enbete uno feline be%ryorra9enre Nale
fir eini9e Sage serun;teren miro, DIE
1eS argumentum ad hominem perfeblte
aber ieinen Ginprud ouf ben a6ttaren
@tabtYater ni@t. @ummin9s PURGE
u,duSdsnttQ uno perl9wono eerdu(dlps
na9bem bic Gtimmen 9esdblt paren.
Der Stabtratb io1te iolden Stacludten,
tpent1 eS ni9t m19li@ 1T, eielelten gang
lid aus 1einer na@tbaren" 86,peri&aft
gu e%ntfernen, ibnen wenisfens pie8efusz
ntb als @ablri@ter gu funsiren, entSiez
ZEN.
Gin &aufbolb erf@pTen.-
Der berddttste Big 6anlpn", bier, in
Minneapolis unD Duluth CUR @tniiee
btfarunt ,purbe In Dfa0s9oma. an, leg
ten Ditnfaee pom ltiaer eisenen6rau sr>
,(@pftn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17
@intsrs Mnfano.:

DaS @etter an, lebten Montase tpar
falt u1p re9neril1. @eBen Ntenp par
Die Semperatur beoeutenb pdrmer unp
battcn mir ipdt AbenbS bic fir bieieSabz
res5ett ieltene Grl@einun9 zines befttsen
@emitters.
@dbrenb Der Nadt erbob f@ Elm Rar>
ter Winp, u. >par oaS@ cite >pdbreno peS
9arSen D~tenfta9s falt, resneril9 uno iebr
winois. Mbenps 3nilden reun unb 3ebn
ubr iteQte fi@ Der erfte @@nee Elm unp
wdbrte oer nt6t unbebeutenbe G9nee<
lturm bis nMittwo6 @orsen. Det
Winter bat ieinen Gtn;u9 aebalten uno
baten mir felt 9eftern faltes @etter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17
9eut1d,er @atrtptif@er 9amens
l&..-. 0Eprein.

@uf biYer(e @esentdnoe, inter onbez
rem ben Stability Washington Irving
and his friends" >parert beim S9lu0e
Der 1inel&en Gatr nur cine 0erin9e Nn>
sabl 2ooie at9eieBt, 70 baB bic @erlopz
flung eerlelben auf unbelt{mmte Belt oerz
l4oben weroen muete. Dtele 8erlpplun9
miro nun am Greita9 ben Is. p5.
Na9mttta9s 3 ubr In Ter Sale bet
pioneer 5afen unb Setter @pmpasntt>
gde Wabaibaw unp 5. Strase Nattfnz
ben uno tno ale 8etbeili9ten einselacen
1i9 babel etn;uincen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17
Gtaotratb

Deslelbe belt am lcBten Dienfa9 cine
Spesial SelFpn in mel6er bic Nn9etptf
fir pas 2e9ca Don Seitenpe9en p~erlelen
unp an ole Stactrdtbe Der Yeri9iepenen
WarrS Dermielen wurrsn, UNI Die Con-
trafte fir renYau in Der na9tenSibu
ppr3ule9en.
Das neue Witslieo Der Stem @arc
6err 9art6born leste leinen @mt5eio
al.
Die o'fi,ieue &urtc Der neuen uWcpo<
Ian Yarf" Mltttipn purce pom Stact-
roth an9enommen uno bstatt9t.
6itrauf 0e1ta9unS tis naa fen Somz
flag Nbenr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17
SDIepD Sud

aus Erese.n I'm Sabre 1859 mad Imerita ausesmantert. IN
1857 unb 1858 fanb t~erFslte as Gcltlt In Sptt Sneltne.
~ lG lpdter tet einem 1rtstersrtd.er In Carver Gpun!V,
Ntnn.. aufeabaltan unb Nh tann nsiter 10 efh,G tseeben No
ben. seitter bat man spa Inn niats metr sst6rt. Nu
Nntrae ietner Nneetrrteen, nsrben Nus b. ient0sn, welte
Ater ben W, tlei5 rter has Wtleben bes Sriepb sud Nue=
aunlt 3u eclen TN Gtanre fnb, trtneasb erfu9t, tielelbe ben,
6pn|ulate tes Nprbteutl@n gunteS 81 ct. yau
sbsy rem, l1nter3sihaaten taltiDft in ertbelen.
Ntlpautee, ben I. Sept., 1870.
Der Gpnlul teS gtprobeutlGsn 3 nees
ssbplpb Mpfentbal.
Rt1st2ut.w
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17
Z :. 3
.eokaIe9..
9errn @olf's Nptrfe 1T:
Mlbert @oif,
Meterfrabe SO. 49,
Germany Bremen
Mf I N II e fet@
ais cine
@etmQtb fir @|nwan6erer,
@eue u 3 C.

VI HP u u e.
Die neue Ius9abe bteitr pampblete bat ioeben
BE pre1e serlaGen unb If CUR gsrl,nbuns nem be,
tre6eneen Staatsbeamten iberseben wurpen.
IQe, bic ibren Greunoen III Der alien 5eimatb
ODER ben Gilli9tn @taaten cine eetrtue 8el9rei=
bune unieres Staates feneen poQen, ipaten BIZ
@bprs1e AT tpel9e fe bas panapblet, f%citenfre',
selanbt batsn tppueu, ic9leta einienben an 9erra
@m. Seeeer,
@tate Irea{ursr's Sffce, 81. Yaul, Miun.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17
Taplur5 Mijpriiit: AGA.
60 mifGoner.
9psts Waipr'tdt, II.

-Gncli9 fnp bic 70 lebnlidn erman1h>
ten Beridte Don Mpunr6 0iem onoez
lanet. Sn tis1em Conn erbilt Donneuy
"a unb Mperiu 10 Stimmen, 10 boe
DonnsuysM ajoritat i'm COUNTY auf 166
berabfntt.
Sir Baiienriater erbielt S%tepen1on 9
uno Mc@lratb rs Sttmmen.
6pl9enbe Gtimmen purren fir Ne=
prd l%entanten in Wounrs Nietp ab0eae>
ben:
@ibley 10, @tablmnnn "a, &euey %
Merriam e. 8urritt 6, @9urmeier 5.
Dies entl9eipet Die @abl III Sun ten
BON Merriam, @ibley unp @tablmann,
Dpnss benen lebe,er NIT elmer Sra
jorttdt Don nur Ii nj Stimmsn setpdblt
1T.
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vYreb" cine &arte Don uSutitia" inter-
sei6net, in wel6er in iebr 1tarfen MuSz
priGen carauf btnsepeutet miro, poB bic
Stieftp6ter efne6 bisietn Mr5tes pl1slid)
unter DerpG6tieen umltdnren 9etprben
unb beeraten morren let> pbne bab cine
unterlu6un9 ftott9efuncen babe. Der
Gbarafter pe6 betrefenpen Nrstes, zines
alten 8iir9er6 BON 81. paul> 1T al8 ebz
renbaft befannt unb bUfen MR. naB in
Sntere11e fetne5 ei9enen> bis jest ebrenz
baften @baratter6> iomie i'm Snterei1e leiz
net 9eadtetsn Tamilie cine Nufflaruns
iber bieftn 8au ftattfrnpe> penn bier
iiberbaupt Elm @ebeimntb gu @rnnee lie
oer (oute, tpel9es cas 2tht Der Sefentz
lt@tett faeuea mus.
@pGter.- Soeben erfabren wir
baB Dor unb na@ benz Tobe Der @eritpr>
benet mebrere ber befen Ner3te 3uge8en
tparer> uno bab ale @eritte> pel9e Ell
r1i9e perldumrerii6e 3un9en aus9etreut
BADEN m69en, ooQtpmmen 8runolos itnb,
unb baB bic @eritprbene zines Solfpm>
met, natirli@en SobeS 9eftorben 1T.
Np@ pdter. .Speben bbren mtr,
baB ber Coroner f1@ rah benz &trfbbofe
beeeben bot, I'M, baielbf eiuellnteriu@un9
a~b3ubalttn.
Das Common pleas @eri9t per>
taste nd am letbfn Dpnnerfla8e bis gum
18. Nopeuber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17
Die @abl IN Namfep Gguu:D.

Tplgsnps5 1T ras g%lslultat Der Datl
in pielem County, nit Musnabme Don
Wounc Ni"w> wel1es npb felnen Wab!z
beridt ein9elanpt bat, aber sewDbnlih
cine eemotrotilae Majo,itlt ron 20
Sttmmen 9tett.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17
Britftfe.

Site teutfher grtefe, bic biz gun, Is. Npp. b
s. ni9t absebplt tuorben fnp:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17

8riefe mad Geutidlanb mU1en uter GnolanA
a~oortlVrt unb 10 Gent anftatt 7 Gent bssabt wer-
ben, :3eituneen 4 @sat per Gopie.
S. q. @betlpd> poRmeiRer+
So, 9eitner beut|per @lerf~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-17
metecro1ostf@e Bepbahtuueen,
@tattpn Ct. Yaul.

Tbcrmpmeter. Wtnt.
$50 $3.50 1890 $50 $3.50 1880
lr u NJ DHf AM Al ~
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-30

NATURALIST. -Perley Rowell is gifted
with a genius by which all eminent natu-
ralists can be readily distinguished. In
the first place, he displays fine taste in
making and ornamenting quaint bird
cages. Then he has a great faculty for
selecting fine singers and housing them
in their handsome cages. Next, he has
a singular idyosincrasy for reconciling
the antipathies of nature, by ringing in
w~oodchucks, rattlesnakes, chipmuncks,
and other feathered bipeds, upon his
motherly felines. He is row turning
his saloon into a vast pathological and
psychological panorama, the walls being
tastefully decorated with curious illustra-
tons from natural history. Indeed, he
is endeavoring to compete with Wood
wards Garden, and if he keeps on will
succeed.
To KEEP THE PoT BOILING. Judge
Walsh yesterday showed us a statement
of returns from Cross & Co. for a frac-
ton over two tuns and a quarter of
choice ore from the Trench mine. After
deducting all the attendant expenses of
transportation, assay, ETC., he received,
in round numbers, $1,000 for the ore.
We remarked that 1t was a very hand
some return, over and above what he
would realize from his furnace bullion.
oh, yes, he replied; little extra dabs
like that will assist to keep the pot boil
ing!' We wish there were many more
pots here that could be kept boiling like
the Judges.
BULLION FoRwARDED.-Wells, Fargo &
shipped 2 bars of fine bullion to San
Francisco yesterday, weighing IA
pounds, and valued at 80, 629.23.
We are promised, for Sundays issue,
a little poem, which we know will be
welcome TO our readers.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-30
Hon. W. II. BEATTY, presiding.
"a .nAa-

Hon. W. II. BEATTY, presiding.
FRIDAY. July 20, 1870.
The following business was transacted
in this Court:
Ingram vs.. Pine-Petition for the ap-
pointment of a receiver. A. @. Cleave-
land appointed, with bonds in the sum
of So, 900.
Great Basin Mining Co. VS.. ]. S. Pit
zer-Answer allowed to be filed.
State vs.. Campbell-Continue till
next Thursday.
Carnahan vs.. Ward ct al.-Hearing of
rule continued for 20 days, and time for
answering also extended to same period.
Bailey vs.. Miller-Continued for term.
State VS.. Hutchinson-The jury in
this case were impanneled as follows: II.
Lewis, Thomas Freehill, G. G. Carpenter,
W. T. Hanford, W. o. Arnold, John Z.
Platter, Geo. w. Lyford, Joseph Weir, G.
L. Underhill, w. b. Morse, B. Altrigge
and d. P. Steadman. After reading the
Indictment by the Clerk, and the state
ment of cause, the State called the fol-
lowing witnesses: DIR. r. Bell, DIR. Tenn
pie, DIR. Owen, j. Y. B. Perry, Thos. j.
Andrews, A. T. Byrne, Fred. Baker, J.
Adams, $. G. Stebbins, jas. A. Cole, r.
O'Keefe, W. W. Hobart, - johnson and
i. Irwin. The prosecution rested. The
defense called a number of Witnesses,
and testimony was being taken up to a
late hour.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-30
PROSPEcTORs
FOR SALE.

1HFAP FOR CASH. A HOUSE AND -.
lot. House with Three Rooms. wen mi
furnished, with water and every conven-E4
fence for a comfortable residence. Situated i'm.
mediately In front Of the Courthpuse. For par
~ticulars, apply at this cfice- ma20-tfe
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-30

ARRIVALS.
BY WOODRUFF a ENNoRas LINE.
Daniel Dalton A Mcdonald McQuaig
S Sacrider All Sup Geo Hall
Amos Wolford + Harte Els Cardozo
W Arlington VIM Corey Miss A Kiese1e
W Purcell VIM Benney JR Green
] Buchanan
BY BEAcHEY, WINES col LINE.
Tyler Riley James Snooks.
BY TRAVIS, WILSON a co.'s PIocHE LINE.
JPHutchinson W S Travis Alex smithson
Thos Williams Chas Williams
DEPARTURES.
by WOODRUFF a ENEoR's LINE.
CMorrill Taylor Mrs Wan Chong
Mrs Moriety LIE Clark JOS s%tephney
A Lewis Mr. Amsbary Jas Steadman
Mrs H b A1yerson
BY BEAcHEY. WINES a co.'s LINE.
d Feureur u Gilliken B Fnrber
5 Bennett Mr. Dowd ID q Fox
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-30

NEW SrABLEs.-Mr. Bishop has nearly
finished his new and spacious stables,
on Hamilton street, opposite DIR. Spald-
ing's. The facade is finely wrought in
dressed lumber, and the style of arehi-
lecture is finely adapted to the attractive
display of the business.
The ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are to be found at Byrne's
old stand, in Perry's Saloon, Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sleeps Tongues, and
everything else that s good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-30
PEOPLES
S<qEEz~~ Main Street, -
SAPEOC1rE.

HUGH O'NEIL" Proprietor.
TNHE CHOICEST BEEF, VEAL. PORK AND
i MUTTON, constantly on hand, for the fur
nishing Of hotels, restaurants, and private fami-
lies; also at wholesale, by carcass or quarter, to
retail dealers, or mill or mining companies.
sausages. Head Cheese, Corned Beef, and so
forth, kept on hand for customers.
MEATS DELIVERED at any point, without
extra charge. to purchasers of considerable
quantities.
RENDERED TALLoW for sale, for the use of
millmen and mining companies.
Prices at living figures. and all articles in my
line guaranteed Of best quality.
A COMPLETE VARIETY will at all seasons
be found at this market, and a share Of public
patronage is looked for.
jy2s-tf HUGH o'NEIL.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-30

DINTO MINING COMPANY.
Il CATION OF Works: Silverado, Pinto Min
ing District. White Pine county, Nevada. No.
tiee is hereby given, that at a meeting of the
Board OF Trustees Of said Company, held on the
22d day of July, 1870, an assessment of
Ten 40 Cents per Share
Was levied upon the capital stock of said Com
pany, payable Immediately, in United States
gold and silver coin, to the Secretary, at 426
Montgomery street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the TWENTY-FIVE DAY OF
AUGUST, 1870. shall be deemed delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and, unless payment shall be made before,
will be sold on THURSDAY. the FIFTEENTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1870. to pay the de-
linquent assessment. together with costs of adj
yertising and expenses of sale. By order of the
Board of Trustees.
D. d. ARRowsMITH, Secretary.
Office. No. 426 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco. Cal. jy29-td
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-11-09
THE DEATH OF LEE.

Mr.. j. Il. Randall, the poet editor
of the Augusta CDnstiiufionalist, an
bounced the death of General Lee, iu
these simple, heartfelt words:
The telegraph conveys tho mournful
Intelligence that General Lee is deud -
How few the words. yet how melancholy
their Significance 1t seems but yestcr
day 'we saw him, if not full of lusty life
at least with the promise OF mauy useful
years, to bless, to guide, to sustain and
,glorify his coun,rymen of the South.
Aud now the good gray head is low, the
noble heart is hushed, the beaming eve
is dim, and tho royal spirit. which kep,
it's whiteness amid the storm of buttle.
the cruelties of misfortune and the de-
voted pangs of the foeman's trcachcrous
peace, has flown to hig.er realms than
this. He has crossed the river which
Jackson crossed before I; he rests under
the shade of the trees Of paradise he
has carried to the Spirit Land the
Southern Cross, and henceforth there
is one saint the more to make US feel
that five have lost cause on earth we
have gained another advocate for that
cause in Heaven.
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AVOID 0UACKs.

AVOID QUACKS.
victim Of early indiscretion, cauting nervous
debility, premature decay, &C., having tried in
vain every advertised remedy. has discovered q
simple means Of self.cure, which he will send
free to his fellow sufferers.
Addres. J. II. SUTTLE, 70 Nassau ST., N. Y.
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- nRINK c1tTss1 SsivEn.


.s;s, s;s:: an I, ,,s.s :..ss = S.sss Nc.
ssAhd stu ip ths valley shIysr s',r'y.-
ss' ~ WAAS myShiId yielded up biz s.bfssab. -
Il Ra!J; sAttl ras ibs touch Of the. btilow 80
-4s n Slo9ed osr ny d.riipS's hsad,
=, M sss,;ssi s,s i'1,ss S.1.:,s Ss "a s!sa. sio"
SS asrl q tAsasy sh.o .h. token
a. s.s .s.cs s ss.rp .s,s Sa eiso 9 iro..
w And Abe Pitskst,an sbs,tersd must lie.
4 WSls eSs ssiid i'd ~ t. ass. T.. i.:. loo;
ssAt lssgth, ofthe eondies swsssy, :.
Love ieased him, and sobbsd, "Lst him co.
sisQtsat Rlsbsr, receive the ;west. .pirit t''%
That ,s bnrsting lie letters sf elsy"
:. He slcpt--bc was gone to inherit
!. The. crown and tho Kingdom Of day (
That smile--like an 10 ants escaping.
y. From danger to wother's own breast--
Told the moneut tbe. angels wers taking
Our weary ono homo &c his rest.
!we pressed to tho edge ofihe river,
And caught but ono vanishing glenn,
TAI, he entere'i the portals for ever,
j.. That oped the bright city 70 him.
And still on the borders we finger,
~ And gazs up the pathway he trodj
We hear not tho vOice Of the singer,
Z. But we knoO hin at homo with his God.
And silently still though I wonder
{; Mid wrecks .ba, aro left by the tide,
Repeating tho fearful surrender
or the life that with Christ must abide;
hear aoft whisper of pardon,
And promise Of viping oil tenrs;
"A meeting, beyond this dark Jordan,
- To last through nnchangcable yenrs.
And soft in my solitude musing,
Sweet brcrzes my soul seem to etir;
Such balm and such fra GRANGE diffusinR,
-, as come from tho mountains of myrrh;
The hills, pnst NIL sin and all we, ping,
Where our iost ones are watching for day.
Soon. aoon in Immanuel's safe keeping,
We shall meet--whore cen Dsath's fled away
Green. green are the pastures. though lowlv.
Where the mournors nre led by their Guido
And.the ground met With tsnrs shuu'd be holy
Where we, for awhile. must abide.
y green be the fruits from such sowing
CFpatience. Of faith, oal 0f love!
Thrice precious this sens0n for growing
More meet for tho kingdom above
---fhs:s:i;a; TGreasmry
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Z &s:sr,, 'HASSwe 3sAsAsa hAl4&arss
pIs@7i6aIk llFE:Iasvaaatl %,
+ Ttis Company having complied with
! ..fni UY'4 !. !,9Yisgct ~, e,la aY,
The provisions Of the recent "BOnd De-.
posis" Act, il prepared .s,issaet
Life hife or Endowment Policies. :.
oN rhE MOST FAVORABLE TERMs.
-; t3HeN :, Having ~ 80 q ~
TAirteea'.. Millions ions ..' ef Dollars
in Assets, perfect security is guaranteed
to the insured; whilsi.s immense soa
constantly increasing income enables it
to declare liberal dividends. Thus a
Policy In this Company is steadily in
creasing in value, at a cost which Dc
oreeses with every cry annual b payment. 70
-. .,.>CuAs. HI MOlsE,:3'l -,
Insurance ASea:,
Sumter, S. q.
Feb 23
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IS, PIeiocsss Bsds 8. post. pls,oeene Beds; Ago
Of the Phosphate Rocks.
g, ], sss:eh..s 8. Fesk Basins, tn. Pr.:ai...sre g.
I'll, Recent or Historical Age; ;sI1, what arc, are
Fossiis and Petrefactious.
ls.0Eisin of the Phos9hste Rocks. with eol-
ofoO pinkos
l. IA, How the Nodules wore converted into
Phosphate Rocks. With colored plate ;.l6, "Fish
Bed Of tho Charleston Basin."
16, Tho "0reat Carolinian MARI Bed y IL,
Comparison Of Marls associated with the Phos.
hate k36k ,aS hSseinSt thus associated. -
AZ GonpATiios OF Tho ssntse, Cooper, aud
Ashley, Marls ilH, Green Sands. ) i:
20, Use OF Ground or Raw Phosphatss as .
Fertilizer 81, Diteovery and Development OF the
Carolina PhosPhates; %. When and how 'he
Rock was hrst found; %. Discovery Of tho Rocks
IN sifa.
"a, Discovery Of stone arrow bends and stone
hntchet; Is, Human bones taken from tho same
bed (; 26, Coprolites in oaverns or pockets; ~,
Letter Of Professor SHolhes,S September SlTth,
1868. reeapitul.ting tho history Of the Carroll.
no Phosphates IN their value as nscertained,
August, 1867.
IS, Letter Of DR.. Pratt In reply 20, Who are
the discoverersf
30. Why .he a:.ss-s5y VIA. not made long ago /;
81. What has boon done in this new department
Of commerce, and what 10 now being done
towards the Development of tho South Carolina
Phosphates.
81, List Of organised Companies engaged in
mining md manipulating these rocks, with cards
Of each Company
Applications for col les may DO made at
HOLMES BOOK HOUSE, Ring street. To
those Companies who subscrihe for 200 copies
or more, discount will DO made:
Sept 2S
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-11-09

Many men arc worth nothing, and
some are worth, less.
The first Eve angelical alliance
Adams marriage in Eden.
The miscr leaves everything to his
heirs except regret.
Dying for lovc-Coluring your
moustache to please yonr sweetheart.
Our own compary we cannot
avoid we should make it us good rs
possible.
Double you, oh man is woman
When is the wind like a newspaper
When it puffs.
When docs an editor play sim
gular trick with grammar When he
declines an article.
Deal gently with those who stray.
Draw back by love and persuasion. One
Kiss is worth thousand kicks. A kind
word is more valuable to the lost than a
niue Of gold.
-"Much remains unsnng," as the cat
remarked to the brick BAT, when it ab-
ruptly cut short its scrcnado.
"A man was arrested in Kansas city
for stealing ice, but as the properly,
could not he presented for idrn;ifica-
ti"n. having melted; he charge would mt
hold.
A colorcd postmaster in Georgia
has made his returns, and sends the
following letter Of tranSmittul 81 here.
by certify that the fourgoing \ comnt is
as near rite as | no how to make it. If
there is cn"y Mistake it i. not dun on
Purpose
Mrs. Nolan, of Evansville, Ind, is
'ndn>Iriously - work trying TO get her
seventh divorce. She comm cnccd about
ten years ago, with nothing in the world
but u disposition to do or die and look
ar!cr now. She has got her eighth
husband picked out.
: The census takers throughout the
t6uh'ry, in comparing notes. find that
the highest age attained by un married
women is 26 years. Heretofore il used
to be 23. 1t is well to have the time
d, d,finitely fixed when women cease to
grow older.
Why is the earth like a school
black board Because the children
Of men multiply upon the face of it.
--An Grisiman made sudden bolt
into druggists sh"p. took from his
pocket II soda water bottle, filed to Tie
br'm with some pure liquor, und hnnd-
ing 1t across the counter, exclaimed
There, doctor, snuff 'hnt, will you p
The doctor did as hc was directed, unl
prpnDpnccd tho liquor to be genuine
whiskey "Thank you, DOCTOR" said
the Irishmnn. GLAND il to me auuin.
IL you please. So! hc doctor again did
ns directed, and asked what Ia meant.
"Och, thin" said Pat. III you will have
IL, the priest told me not to drink my
LOT this nulrss got II from, the doctor
So here's your health aud tho priests
health"
Never relax in adding to yonr stock
OF useful Knowledge both by reading
and meditation. II you read without
modiating you preach only tho thoughts
Of Others; If you ,nclirutc without
'cadiug yoa viii gain few ideas. Grrs.
lrDD
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-11-09

SO cts. to IS per Evening, at Home:
We aro prepared to furnish profitable employ
,nent 70 Men and Women at their homes. Quo
person In each locality throughout she United
States, can engage in this business at great wages
We send. FnEE, full particulars and q valuable
simple. which will do to commence -n-s CO. h."J
person seeing this notice. who wants profitable,
permanent work, sho,ld send us their address,
without delay
E.C.ALLEN & CO., Augusta, Maine.