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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-24
Anftio1 GaIes--Hbis Iap
By LAUREY &sALExANDER.

~ BY LAUREf &5ALEXANDER.
TSTATE SALE-SUNDRIES. -.
ID THIS DAY, oath inst, viii be sold before
our tore, at 10 O'Clock, ..r'
sundry ARTICLES belonging to an Estate, con-
H0ISTING WHEEL. Can. Hooks. Chains,
Ropes, Blocks, Tubs, Holsting Harness, &c. .a.,.,
:: Conditions cash. ian24
By LAUREY & ALEXANDER.
DOTATOES, SHOULDERS, HAMS, MO.
L LASSES BUTTER AND LARD.
THIS DAY, oath inst, will be sold before our
Store, at 10 O'Clock;
25 bbls. Pink-Eye POTATOES
10 bbls. Shoulders
10 bbls Hams and Smoked Beef
10 bbls. M0lasae5
20 tubs Butter
rs tubs Lard.
Conditions cash. jan24
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A TLANTIC PHOSPHATE COMPANY
n OF CHARLESTON, 8. C.
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Gertill3ers.
aUANO.

For sale a lot OF A No. Chincha Island GUANO
In store and to arrive. LOUIS MCLAIN,
iap4 No. 81 Broad street.
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Place Of 9- }Sl2ol@- 2 Sc
Observation. x lSl5EI: Q e.
: III. 81. -
Augusta ........ S0.0ol6+I . W W jFtst. salr.
Baltimore. 80 0.29llIl Il iSE phr SNOW.
Charleston, 8. G. 80. 05tS7 -. .lSW IBr sk rair.
Key West Fls... S0.l6lIoI NE Prst. italr.
New Orleans. ..... ......l.:. .::... :.......
New York. ...... 80. 2D1S Ne iPlst. snow.
Philadelphia 80. 80. III 9 II NJ iPpst. snow.
Savannah ....... &c. 04e5 II lPrst. ICiouay.
Wilmington, No. sc. 00l80 lSW lprSt. |C!oua!.
Eorfolk .....,... 2s. 3s I NwPl'st. CLOUDY.
Barometer corrected for elevation and tempe
-rature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-09-26
NO. 22s.

to the Legislature went, and said that she should
To see the world with me, and what the world was
doing know.
With fearful smile she answered, ''No four dollars
The Bates House rates for board for is just that
sum per day"
At twenty.eight the state-house; on the bench at
At forty every gate in life was open wide to me.
l hursed my powers, and grew, and made my point
:, IN ll1e; but She
bearing such pack-horse weary loads, what could
awoman be?
what !, could CO aid she be? Q, shame, blush to think
The most unselsh of all wives to the selHshest Of
Yes, plain and homely now she is; she's ignorant,
It's true
For me she rubbed herself quite out represent
the two.
DONE
First break her heart with cold neglect then shove
The world would say twas well, and more, would
give great praise to me
For having borne with ''such wife" so uncom.
| plainingy
And shall [? No The contract twxit Hannah, God,
| and me ~'
Was not for one twenty years, but for eternity
| No matter what the world may think; know down
in my heart n
That, if either, Pm delinquent: she has bravely
done her part.
There's another world beyond this and the final
win f1S Intellect and learning gains. such devotion
weigh?
When the great one made of us two Is torn apart
again,
III Kick the BEAM for God is just, and he knows
| -Harpers Magazine for October.
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Is IT PEACE?

The communication Of q "Fricnd,"
with regard to the prevailing "discon-
tent and our editorial on the subject,
has been received, and would be pub
lishcd, if we thought that any good
could grow out Of heated discu ssion OF
the question Of existing evils, 1t is a
time for calm and temperate counsel, for
wise .deiibcratioD, and discreet action,
and not for angry newspaper discussion.
Why?. Because. our people need rather
the rein, than the goad-nccd rather
counscls to forbearanec Shan incentives
to action. Action is all right and prop
er when the time comes, but hasty and
ill-advised action is altogether wrong;
and such is the natural and necessary
fruit of angry and bitter discussion.
With regard to magnitude of the evils
which overwhelm us, there is but one
opinion but as to the remedy there is
a difference of opinion. TO decide re-
ouircs the calm counscls and best Ge!ib-
erations Of our wisest men. Until they
decide, it is arrogance on the part OF any
to counsel resistance. In this matter we
have common interests and should
make common cause. The man who
prccpitates all issue of violence de-
serves the anathamas Of the community
whether he fires the first shot, or in
spires another to do so. Action may b.
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Death Of Rev. r. C. Grisr, D. D.

We regret to learn Of the death Of
President Gricr, Of Erskinc College, at
his residence in Due West, at o'clock,
on yesterday. DR.. Grier was citizen
of high character and more than ordina-
ry cndownents, and his loss will be
felt in the Church, and in the. college
over which lie has so ably and satisfac-
torily presided. He was q man of kind
heart, and popular manners, and was
universally beloved. TO the student of
his college he was the kind parent and
sympathising friend, and rarely did he
find it necessary to resort to any severe
discipline. By the members of his own
he was equally beloved rs
the man and the pastor, and admired as
the graceful and persuasive speaker.
He has passed away i'll the full prime Of
his usefulness, "but dead he yetspcakcth"
in the living voice of the many youths
that he has done 50 much to rear up for
usefulness in Church and State.
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New Advertisements.

We direct attention to the following
new advertisements:
The Policy-1Iolders' Life and Tontine
Assurance Company of the South
Wardlaw & Edwards, Agents, Ahbcville.
Notice to absent dcfcndant-Tlom-
son & Fair.
Bed bug killcr-Parkcr & Lee.
Non-eXplosive k~rosire lamps and
porcelain shades-Parkcr & Lee.
Final Discllargc--Thomas =. Chiles.
Citation-L. l.. Gutlln. ..
Town Council Notice.. F. c. DuPrc,
Intcndant.
Photograph Gallery. N. Dodson.
Mill Noticc-Hugh Wilson. .."
Grocery and provisions-Norwood,
Dupre & Co.
Grocery and Provisions-Quarlcs,
Perrin 4 Co.
Carpets at reduced prices-Jas. G..
Baltic.
Lien Contracts for sale at the Press
and Banner Office. .
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GOVERNOR SCOTT INTERvIEwED.-A
friend sends Us a copy of the New York
SIM, in which the Reporter gives an "c-
count Of long interview with thc Gov
crnor, in which he is represented a; de-
!nouncing the carpet-bagger, and the ne
gro legislator with equal bitterness
AS u remedy for existing evils, he had
acccdcd to the wishes Of the Columbia
Conference, and had given orders for
disarming the militia, and would gladly
if in his power, make another conces-
sion-a change in the Legislature. "Thcy
PROMISE" said the Governor, "that II
that can be brought about You shall
hear of no more outragcs or no more dis
turbanc2s. One Of the gentlemen
whom | have conferred with is Il leading
representative from York county. OF
course he is q bitter soccssionist, but Is
q very Intelligent gentleman and man
Of great weight in his community. He
says the people there do not care which
party rule here, but as they are obliged
to pay taxes they must have honest men
in office. He says that If the present
Legislature can be induced to resign, the
whole people, white and black, will
unite upon the most honest and capable
men irrespective of party or color.
Things have come to such pass here
that believe they will"
\ fair representation is all that our
people demand. Without it, govern
mcnt is tyranny-and taxation is legal
tied robbery.
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The RW'0l Cdroinidn for April
if possible, more full Of good things than
usual-comcs to our editorial table a
welcome visitor. Well edited, hand
somely illustrated, and rcplete with
valuable Information for the planter,
farmer and gardener. We need, how
ever, make no special praise of this mag
azine. The reputation it has obtained,
and the appreciation in which it is held
by its tens of thousands Of readers, are
the surest marks of its great worth.
Subscription 50 per annum. Walker,
Evans {; Cogswcll, Publishers and Pro-
prietors, Charleston, s. c.
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Important DccisiOn-Validity Of Con-
tracts for the Purchase Of Slaves
Affirmed.

The validity Of these contracts has
lust been affirmed, both in the Su-
premc Court Of the United States,
and our own State.
In the case Of Ginicrs VS.. Camp
belt, from the Circuit Court of Lou
isiana, the Supreme Court, atlirms the
decree Of the Court below, sustain
ing the contract Of apromissory note.
of which the consideration was the
price Of slaves, pul chased before the
war.
DECISIONS OF OUR Own CounT.-
FIoridc Calhoun ct al. VS.. NJ. NJ. Cal"
honn. Decree Of Circuit Court af-
Grmcd, and motion dismissed. Opin-
ion by Chief Justice Noses. This de-
cision sustains the validity OF con-
tracts for the sale Of slaves.
Osma Bailey VS.. the Grcenville and
Columbia Railroad Company. Dc
cree of Circuit Court affirmed, and
motion dismissed. Opinion by Asso-
ciatc Justice Wright. This dccis-
ion suslains the validity Of contracts
for the hire Of slaves since the cman-
cipation proclamation.
The decision Of these cases settles
4 long vcxcd question, upon which
the settlement Of many other causes
has been long depending. The i'll
lorccmcnt Of negro debts will 10
doubt work great hardship in muny
cases, out the application of the seal
ing rule by the jurics of tie country
will 60 very far to mitigate the sever
ity Of the law.
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Ear The San Domingo Commits
,ioners have returned to Washington.
1t is said that they are all in favor of
annexation. This is to be expected
as they are sppointees of Grant, and
were sent ont to collect arguments to
sustain a foregone conclusion. 1t il
supposed however that the Senate
will hardly entertain the subject at
the present session.
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DEPARTED this life at at her moth
cr's residence at the Williamson
Springs, March ODD, 1871, ELIZA MAR
TIN, wife of II. p. Martin, after q pain-
full illness of seven month.
She united herself to the Methodist
Church, at an early age, at Shiloh in
Abbcvillc District, and lived q consist
ent member until her death.
"rhcy die in Jesus, and are blessed;
How calm their slumbers are;
From suffering and from sin relieved,
And freed from every care"
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The Policy Holders Assurance Com
pa1y.

We call attention to the advertisement
of the above Company in another col
umn. Good management was confident
ly looked for al the hands Of those who
have charge of its affairs, but the most
Sanguine friends of the enterprise could
scarcely have anticipated such success.
This Company commends itself to the
patronage of our people, not only be-
cause it is the only Assurance Company
in the State, but also by reason Of its
own merit.
The Charleston Co,u'icr in a recent
issue, in referring to an advertisement
of this Company, says:
We need not speak of the character
of its Managers. They are well known,
and are representative business men iD
this and the different communities in
which they reside. The many friends
of this Company will notice with much
qualification the sure and steady progress
! it has made, and the enviable position
| that it has in one year attained. Its Off
GERS, though fully alive to the progress
| of the business and prompt to adopt
any measures that were for the best III
terest, yet steadily refused to yield to an
unhcoHhy greed for business that chco'-
acteriscs the conGuct Of some Companies
They were unwilling to jeopardize, or
| in any way inju urc the fnture interests
of the assured for the sake Of present
appearances. They preferred to work
prudently, patiently and perseveringly,
trusting that time and experience would
justify the wisdom of their course. Their
| reward has come earlier than they had
hoped. This success is due mainly to
| the sagacity and financial ability of its
most worthy President. Having accom-
piishcd so much without means and in
| the most trying times, VIC have no doubt
as to the future of this sterling young
Company. We predict for it noble
career of usefulness and honor, and
doubt not that it will be quite worthy
of the old City by the Sea-"
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBE'VILLE COUNTY,
In Probate C'ourt.-Citation.

In Probate Courf.-Citaion.
BY L. L. GUFFIN, Esquire, Probate
Judge.
s1THEREAS, r. y. McCaslan, has
w made suit to ME to grant him
Letters of Administration Of the Estate
and effects of Elizabeth Eaton, deceased,
late of said County.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and
Creditors of the said Elizabeth Eaton,
deceased, that they be and appear, be-
fore me, in the Court of Probate, to Lc
held at Abbeville G. H., on the 18th
April next, after publication hereof,
al II o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, if any they have, why the said
Admininistratio should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 9th day
of March in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
one, and in the niDcty-sixth year of
American independence.
Published on the 9th day Of March,
1871.
l.. L. GUFFIN,
J. =. A. e.
March 81, 1871, 4S-tf
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Markets..

ABpEvILLE,. March 3l.-Cotton lat
New York, March 2o-Cotton quiet
at l5!@l5i. Gold steady, at lOss.
CHARLESTON, March 20. - Cottol
quiet, at IA.
AUGUSTA, March o9.-Cotton closc'
quiet at 13sG1333.
LIVERPOOL, March. 29.-EvenlnS-
Cotton quiet; uplaEds y; Otlcans u.
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na. We arc indebted to the Cot
ton States Mechanics and Agricul-
tural Fair Association, Augusta, Ga,
for an invitation to their Second
sprinr Horticultural Exhibition, to
come off on the 10th and 1lth day Of
MAY next. Quite an attractive Pre-
MUM List has been prepared, and
various amusemcnts will be forth
coming to lend interest to the hShlbl-
ton. Visitors going and returning to
the Fair will be charged only one
fare.
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PORTRAIT OF GEN. LEE Tho
agent, Mr.. Geo. Chiles, will visit our
readers soon, with q fine picture Of
Gen. Lee, which he is selling in behalf
the Ladies' Memorial Association of
Lexington, Va. 1t is the very best
picture of the old chicftain that We
have seen. BY purchasing, our
friends will not only secure 4 very
fine work Of art, but promote q very
praiseworthy enterprise.
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CONSIGNEES.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
Baker & Clnkscalcs, J Cunning
ham, J G Connor, Calhoun & l., l. G
Clinkscalcs, S Cothran, J \ Dickson,
J L DuBosc, J L Hunter, c Haskell,
r Jones, Kitchin & r, Jrs Means, j. \
Norwood, B Rhett, A NJ Robertson, Seal
Sign & r, II Thomas, 5 II Walker,
Moore & Co, \ J Cleveland & Bro, Mil
lcr & Robertson.
No goods delivered until freight is
Paid.
J. ". MARSHALL,
Agent.
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The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVlLLE.
COURT or COlLuCN PLEAS.
John K'nor, Plaintiff, James ". Nd'tt
Defendant. ..
To James N. Martin, defendant in tn

TG James n. Martin, defendant in this
. action.
You are hereby summoned and requir-
cd to answer the complaint in this ac-
ton, which is filed in the Office OF the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
for the said County, and to serve copy
their Office at Abbeville Court House
within twenty days after the service OF
this summons on you, exclusive OF the
day of service. ..s
If you fail to answer this complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
will take Judgment against you for the
sum of two hundred and thirty nine
dollars and forty-ninc cents, with inter-
est ut the rate Of twenty per cent. per
annum from the twcnty-iifth day OF
May, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy, on the sum Of ninety-thrce
dollars and siXty-nine cents and costs.
THOMSON & FAIR,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Abbevillc, 2Oth February, 1871.
TO the DctcndaM James III. Martin.
Take notice that the summons in this
action OF which the foregoing is copy
was filed in the Office of the Clerk OF
the Court of Common Pleas, at Able
vile Court House, for Abbeville County,
in the State of South Carolina, on the
10Th February, 1871.
.... THOMSON & FAIR,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
PhGnic copy once week for six
W ecks, and send in bill duly attested.
March 81, 1871. 49-Gt.
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na- We are indebted to Mr.. J. F.
c. DuPrc for late Northern,
papers. Mr.. DuPre has just return
ed from New York, where he has
been laying in his Spring Stock, and
will be pleased to receive visit from
his friends. Others of our merchants
who have gone on, will be back in a
few days.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED, on the 9th of March, by
the Rev, J. 0. Lindsay, Mr. EDDIE
WILSON, to Miss GRIIIIE + GOlt-
DON, both Of this Comfy.
MARRIED, on the 9th Or March by
Rev. w. +. Pearson, Mr.. WM. Nc
COMBS, to Miss MATTE EAhlNS,
both of this county.
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ARRIVALS AT
The Marshall HOus

! I1C NId IfSIItIII LILO use
SINCE List FRIDAY.
f Spriggs and friend, Spartanhurg
Philip Thomas, Jno Riley, Ireland !;
w p Andrews, Abbevillc; WIN Dorm,
Edgefield; Col Remington, Blackman,
Ireland; r l. Stansell, Hodges Wm
McCord; VIM Evans, IIonca Path; Chas
Wright, New York j a Franklin,
Louisville; Marshall Heater, New York;
Jno Sullivan, Augusta; Capt Jno NJ
Cochran, Due West.
JOHN A. MAYS, Proprietor.
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Friday, March 81, 1871

TEn,rs.--Thrce dollars q year, III ad-
vance. ,,.
No subscriptions taken for : shorter
hme than six months. >, :,
Transient advertisements are charged
FOR at the rate or ONE DOLLAR per inch
snace for the first Insertion, and FIFTY
CISrs for each subsequent insertion.
A liberal deduction from the above
rates is made to persons advertising by
the quarter or by the year.
rap All obituary notices and tributes
of respect are charged for at the usual
rates of advertising.
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INTENDANT.-Thc election for In
tendant passed Off quietly Oh Monday,
and our esteemed fellow-citizen, Mr.. J.
+. G. DuPre, was elected; receiving all
but few votes. Mr.. DuPrc's well
known administrative talents well quail
ify him for the position, and we may
congratulate ourselves III having SC
good al officer.
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ELECTIONS NEXT MoNTH.-Elcctions
will take place during the coming month
in Connecticut and Rhode Island. On
Monday, April so, in Connecticut, Go
vernon ard other State officers and mem
bcrs Of Congress will be chosen, and on
Wednesday, April 5, in Rhode Island,
State officers and members OF the Leg
islaturc will be voted for.
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TELEGRAPH LINE We hear that
the telegraph poles have been put up
as far as Chappcls and the wire will
soon be completed to Ncwbcrry.
The whole work will be soon finished.
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EaY" President Grant, it appears by the
accounts, has ordered from
the West twelve companies of infantry
and four companies of calvary to this
State,
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FRANCE.-March 2S.-The London
Times has special from Versailles, that
says forty thousand Prussians arc cx-
pcctcd there tomorrow.
The Government is steadily organiZ-
ing a trustworthy force. The march
on Paris, will be made in eight days.
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us necessary rs forbcarance, but the one
must prcccdc the others. Now is the
time for calm counsel, not for hasty ac-
ton.
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a~ We arc Indebted to Maj. John
Alexander, Of the Congarco Iron
Works, for late files Of foreign papers,
for which he will please accept our
thanks.
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k3sn Snowdcn Brown, senior, has
been appointed Jury Commissioner for
.Abbevillc.
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The State Of South Carolina
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS

George Med. Miller and j. T'o'rns Rob-
crtsoW Ioing business Watlcr the firm,
name Of l[licr q; Robertson, Plaintiffs,
against James ~ Martin, Defendant.
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70 James NJ. Martin, defendant in this
action.

TO James NJ. Martin, defendant in this
action.
You are hereby summoned andrcquir-
cd to answer the complaint in this ac-
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas,
for the said County, and to serve a copy
Of your answer OIL the subscribers ut
their office, at !Abbcvillc Court House,
within twenty days after the service Of
this summons on You, exclusive of scr
vice.
II you fail to answer this complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
will take judgment against you for the
sum of three hundred and seventy-scven
dollars and forty-two cents, with inter-
est at the rate of seven per cent. per an
mum from the twentieth day Of Februa-
ry one thousand eight hundred and sew
enty-one, on the sum two hundred and
nine dollars and sixty one cents, and
costs.
THOMSON < FAIR,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Abbcvillc Court House, Goth
February, 1871. >-
To the dcfcndam James vi. Martin. -
Take notice that the summons in this
action of which the foregoing is a copy
was filed in the Office Of the Clerk of
the Court Of Common Pleas ut Abbeville
Court House for Abbeville County, in
the State of South Carolina, in the Goth
February, 1871.
THOMSON 4 FAIR,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
PhTnir copy once a week for six
weeks and send in bill duly atteStcd.
March 81, 1871. 49-Gt.
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!. MOGIGE
To. Teachers. /, :|'

DUBLIC notice is hereby given
that the County. Board Of Ex-
aminers for School Teachers for Alb
beville County will examine all who
shall apply to them on and afterthis
date. ..z,ay .aa i-at# 90 :sg
No teachers will receive pay from
the State unless they shall pass exam
ination and receive certificate Of quail
ifcation. q =. .s.~s N ~ 6It... .3ts:
Those wishing to be examined will
apply Immediately, as their pay may
date from said examination. - yiss;
Tho Board will sit at. ,Abbesille
Court House. ,s,l, s; .45,azg -2s}i;s
Noticeis also given that the bound
aries Of the several Townships in this
County will be. adopted. as tho bound
aries of the School Districts" 4-G
All certificates nave to be renewed
Those whose term of certificates have
expired will renew their, applications.
BaS Blank forms are now ready,
and teachers can make Immediate ap-
plication to the Chairman. lstr9as
7. NJ. Williamson,
Chairman Board. -
Jan. 6, 1871, 81 3m ,'s.s' $50
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Grass Valley Miners Home Association.
GEO. W. DIXON.

GEO. ". \
Secretary and Business Manager.
O~fice-Exchau-e Building, Gr4-s Valley. Ctll.
Trct~arrr. Bank Of Thos. FindIev / Co Grass
Nu ~. with whom AL moneys viii b. d p'altrl.
All disbursements will be made through the same
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Ticket. $3.50, for sale at the Postofiice P"ok-
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