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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CAlRYlNG TIN
UNITED STATES MAIL,
SEW AMI FULLPOWERBb SrEA8SHIPS
ehns nom Ne.Yoft on SATURDAYS frou Lverooo on THURS
DAYS sslhng Al Corr HsrDor each waT
GAELIC SATURDAY. october 4. 81 800
IDKbTIC SATUR DAY. october IL AZ $3.50 N,
BALTIC. SATURDAY. Oct Is a. 3'OO D. m
CELTIC. SATURDAY. Oct 70. 81 Z tVy a. IN
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. Nov. !. Al EOO D. N
prou Ins White stii Docs Pavoris Feiri .s'stT wv.
Pass,ufsy accom- for al case snrrais5 eom1ane
SAFETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT.
Saloons ttste-fo0ms and bAthools IN sec
where st,i Surgeon E9d se"'S''' ~@S-''
RITEssaoOu $50 Eo ssngs $50 eurrspev Those Sislhg
- County 01to s'esf~Ss P'
certificates 49,. currency. D.. usBbB,s
booked 70 from al pars OF America TAA s
Eorsay buedsn lIla, AusIAlA China Ne
prats from 81 49,. c...,.,,s.
FoT Inspection Of DaDS and Other iniornatOn ap
sheea No. 10 BroadEAs. heE-1OrE J. H. SfAhN'' 49,
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Snmmer Retreats.


NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LINE inducements to excursion parties ior TIE
great watering place OF America,
49, LONG BRANCH.
churches societies. cubS picnic parties 6e
called to following schedule Of reduced rates.
Parties Of 80 nd less than 100. 81 90 round trip
Parties OF 100 and less 200. ST. 25 round trip.
Parties Of 200 aud only 81 round trip.
THE EAST RND HOTEL,
he with It's beautiful a"n
euet and other grounus for the free Of ereur
ops.S as well TRANSIENT guests
Rooms and meals at liberal rates.
desirable location the beach Tor ntprnuSs sp
Aston House Fer 20
River ost MurraysL general Office Long Branch
'' WV - JOHN y. COLI
General Freight and Passenger Agea
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A drowned man, who had apparently
been dead for three hours. was resusci-
tated by Belgian surgeon. by placing
iron plates, heated to white heat, on
the vital parts Of the mans body. Tho
aa in his plates: he he can. can make make an ordinary
get mp on its feet and give the genuine
'tEssence of Old Virginny" in I've mi
nutes after treatment.
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
OF
co L n BlA, g.. c..
S1bo,0M
100000
Present Capital,
Authorized Cdphui,

sci
4uihorized Capku,; /. =. dc:ni. 500, ,oSo
-. OFFICERe. iESt
JOHN B. PALMER, PrePident.
A. G. BRENIZER, Cashier. l. ~
q. n. G. BUTT. Assistant. Cashier.
NNR1S BANK will soon occupy Its magnifi-
cent three.storJ and Manssrd ROOF build
ing, now In course of construction on the
corner Of Plain and Richardson streets. but
for tue present will do business vt it's old
Banking House, opposite Columbia Hotel. A
General Banking business transacted. Ger
tificRtes OF Deposit, bearing interest ut the
rate Of seven Per. cent. per annum. issued.
Notes, Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
Of debt discounted, and money loaned on col
lRterals. Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts on al the prominent cities
in the United States bought and sold.
DIREoToRs--J. Eli Gregg. John 3: Palmer.
F. W. McMaster, r. D. Sem, tof B. D. Sem &
son,| e. y. Besiden, !9s oopel,.nsS = & Bear;
v. 9. swahaeld, tof h. 4 v: Q. syaaield.l ".
Abbeville; J. 81. Rim. Winnsboro. Feb 8
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UNION SAVINGS BANK,
OF COLUMBIA, 8. C..
Authorized Capital, Gb0o.OC0.
Subscribed Copitul. t144. COO.

THIS BANK is now open for the transac-
tion OF GENERAL BANKING, EX-
CHANGE and SAVINGS DEPOSIT BUB1-
NESS.
WARDS will be received, and interest al
lowed at the rate Of Seven Per Cent; per an
mum on Certificates OF Deposits, and Blk Per
Cent. on Accounts; also, General Deposits re-
ceived, subject to Checks at any time.
COLLECTIONS attended to at all accessible
points, and remittances made promptly.
The Bank is located next door to the Caro-
lima National Bank, and will for the present
have the use Of tho very superior Vault 81
tional guaranty for tho ssfe-keeping Of their
funds.
This Bank is also made capable, ty its
charter, Of acting as Executor. Administra-
tor, Guardian, Trustee, &C., by appointment
OF any person or court OF competent authori-
ty, and is now ready to accept and execute
trusts of this character. All funds of this
hind will draw Seven Per Cent. Interest from
the time OF deposit until paid out.
J.P. SOUTHERN, President.
G.. M. WALKER, Cashier.
DIREcToRs- -R. @. shiver, 8. L. Leaphstt. J.
q. Kinsrd. ". B. Gulick, Geo. Symmers. a.
Cooper. Dec 5O Smo
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA.
DEPOSITS of Sl and Upwards Received,

0opVb1to Va VA oAN SF"e>A W. A~SSSA 'Ss~s
INTER EST ALLO WE'D AT THE RA TEOF
SEVEN FER CENT. PER ANNUA,
ON CERTIFI0A1E8O OF DEPOSIT,
AND SIX PER CENT. OOA.
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON ACOO UNITS.
OFFICERS.
Vim. Martin, President.
John B. Palmer. Vioe-President.
a. G. Breni1er, Cashier.
;, a. Sawyer, In general charge.
Johp O. B. Smith, Assistant Csshier.
Directors.
Wade Hampton, william Martin, A. O. Has
keii F. ". McMAster, e. u. Heiniteh, John b.
Palmer, Thomas e. Gregg, Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
g. T. Scott, Newberry.
W.G. Msyes, Newberry.
B.H. Rutledge Charleston.
Daniel Ravenel. Jr.. Charleston.
Mecl.anics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, o. i.
phans and others may here deposit their saw.
tngs and draw liberal rate OF interestthere.
on Planters, Professional Men and Trueteea
Wishing to draw interest on their funds until
they require them for business or other pur.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
.ums for their children, and Married Women
and Minors who ose deposits can only be With.
Ira wn by themselves or, in case Of death, by
their legal representatives,) Wishing 90 iay
nsidefunds for future use. are here anofoea
an opportunity Of depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and At
Lhesam time be eubjectto withdrawalwhen
seeded. AuR 16
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Columbia and Augusta B. &
Acol.r sUPEHIhTENDENT's OfR1CE,
ColgEsIA, 8. O., septsmbsr ~. l873.
,ofIo,ins 9S ind ,sss .1ss5 aa5a ~; .I,; qa;te E.
run ofer this road:
20; ~. Train No. j. Train 10. 2.
1:;S z::;3. ;sS$s:: IS IS i
Leave Augusta. .6:86 A. II. $50 pm. i.
Leave Ie.' Columhia.. Co .11.s9 An. 1L5SP.M.
standard Time ten miiiutes ;.lowef iban
Washington; ei1 min.tes ahead Columbia.
No. 1Train daily: No. 2 Train daily, Bun
neetion to III points North, South and West.
Through tickets sold and baggage cbecke &
to all principal points. N"
E.R: DonsE1, Gen. Freight and Ticket Age n I
Wilmington, Columbia and Aug. 3. B :.
SUPERINTENDENT's OrI1cr
WILMINGTON, N. O., October 2, 1879,
&4 @ toiio1iae ApIhs sSi. seh.SnIs Ssts t9,, th =
be run by trains on this road:
DAY EIPREss TRAIN (DAILY.1
Leave Wilmington Union Depot S25AM
Arrive at Florence. 9b5 A, NJ !.
Arrive At Columbia. 2.40P. N.
Arrtge st Auguata..... .......... 7.42 P. N :.
Leave Augusta a.........s......... 6.S6 A. N I,
Leave Columbia A................ II. 26A.M
Arrive At Florence. ............... 4.16P, NJ .
Arrive Wilmington Union Depot] 1925 P. ri
MIGHT RxPRKss TRAIN.
kssys x.5RSssse Union 1s?o
Arrive st Columbia. $40 A. n /.
Arrive 1t Augusta. $40 A. II.
Leave augusta A................... $50 p. II,
Leave Coi1mbis ........ ......... 1O.20P. ID i.
Arrive Ct Florence. ........ 80. 212 A. n .
oe. JAS. sSDEasoi. .aenisnet. sYS 1i n
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Building Lot for Sale.
Fresh Biscuits.

TARINA, Poarl, Oyster, Wine. Butter, Milk
IL Picnic Cream, Corn Hill, Lemon, Soda,
&C., all fresh. For sale low by
Oct9 HOPE & GYLEs.
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Asisns
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'he Doctors Recommend Seegers Beer

TN Nprsforcncet to London Porterand Scot eli
l. ale WhyP They lrncwi: IL rnadulterated
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Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand s. Son

TSAKE pleasure in calling the attention OF
Il the public to an examination Of their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con-
ssting of Pianos, Church and PsrIor Organs,
Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes,
Accordeons, Braas and Silver Band Instru.
ments OF all kinds. Also, Sheet Muric and
Instruction Books for every class of Musical
Instruments on hand at all times. Sheet
Music sent Iy mail, post paid on RI ceipt Of
tfice; and all kinds Of Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered, to any part Of the
State, marked @. o. D. Good Second hand
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Meiodeons tuned and re.
paired in q satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to Packing. Removing and
Shipping Pianos for other parties to any poin
desired, ut moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and salts.
their patronage. Send for our catalogue OF
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. ri.
chardson street, few doors above PHRN1x
office, Columbia. 8. @. Nov7
Building Lot for Sale.
GUITABLE for the erection of TWO or more
- Houses. Located corner Of Lumber and
Bull streets. Measures 108 feet each way.
Terms cash. Apply at this Office.
Fresh Biscuits.
EARINA, Pnarl, Oyster, Wine Butter, Milk,
IL Picnic. Cream. Corn Hill. Lemon, Soda,
&c., all fresh For sale low by
The Doctors Recommend Seegers Beer
r TNprsforcnce to London Pnrterand Scotch
L. ale. Why They kncwi: IL rnadulterated
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Change Ok Rchsdule.
!. IN 8oUT8 OAaOLIAA RA11RoAp CoxfAx1,
Ia ,,,,, c9LVts1A. 3. O., Sept. 2s. 1879.
&0 = sCssags e {S,e q sSas; sshsaals i =

ana slssi saaa.5 assk in..sso.! 70 g into 'ss' on
= HAus AHD PAssENoI1 Train: s?.t
Lesye Oo!ImD,a at....-..!.......:.. >.9, - m
arrive Asr1ve r. e. 06sEIsstRn .t...-: ......:.a.s9p m
Arrive at O6luinbia 1t. b.2D o M
MIGHT 1x1nEssi iIRE1oHT AND AccoMnO1ATlcu
TaA1H, [snndays e1cepted:] ~
Arrive Charleston 7.10p N Leave..e,45 n
and Friday, % follows: tE'ja
Leave Camden at. ,73O'A, NJ.
Arrive at Columbia ast.......s.....11.tbA. A. NJ.
Leave Columbia at. eco P. II.
Arrive at Camden at...:........ 6.t5 p. II.
a. L. TYLER, V1Dp-President.
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public t that Leased % eoainE erected cor o.,
his
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THE .RH&NIX, !,
sushr..rp AsIf;1xD| III. .tfEkIs.,,i
..r.H(,Blz;.A H:(,Blz;.: ct .tG!:;;:'44(,,,gArQgR, \ !,
IN lULIAN. a. 'sELBY.
:;sb1foaT TxsD ..raoPa,Eros. r.
0nos ON Richardson Street. near Tayloz
9o go - -1...a-:-- -. 80. -.
4ion promptly and faithfully attended TO-.
D.i,y, .i1 j :a months. = 90; Tfi-weell,. ? SC,
t"seklyi 30. "t1es Y III.
inserted ii. .h. 4RSzsF,:ss D.y osnt, per .qdk+s
tot the hrst and 80 oents sach eubssquent In
1ertion. Long advertisements BY. the week,
tsoasa q ysss: 81 re.sonsoie r..es:
FsmiAiAs Fanass !. nd TheIr nisa.issg.
Francis is truly fair.
Bertha 10 purely bright, ..A
Clara is clear to see, .,ia'a.,..a
Luly IL . atAf flight. :, -,
Felicia IL happy 40 happy can be-,
Catherine III pure,
BasbarA hpn1 afar, ..-
Mabel Hsa aI;.,.y !: xery tsi.,.
Margaret pearl thrown up from the sea.
Auriel 10 sweetest myrrh, n 4
Agatha Is very good. l-t
Bridget Il shining here,
MatildI Is Z lady OF honor true;
8ussn 10 . lily. .! ,,.t%
~, Celia dim Of sight,
Jane . graceful willow, rsAa+>.7e
Beatrice gives delight,
Elizabeth An oath, pure as morning dew.
Sophia 10 wisdom,
.1etitia 10 Joy,
Edelina prinoess,
julia jewel Joy;
RebeocS In fAithful % the light Of day; .
Constance IL resolute,
6raoa is favor meet, ~
Charlotte fH nobility,
Harriet An odor sweet,
Abigail is joyful rs the robins lay. G
Sarah IL . lady,
Isabel 10 fair, 49,.
Lucinda Ia constant,
Jeminoa sounds in air, -t''
Caroline is noble-spirited and brave; ~
Lydia L. we'll, = -,
Judith song OF praise,
Cornelia Z harmony,
Priscilla ancient OF days,
Belins nightingale where braaohes wave.
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Hew do-Dan.

south of Pritchard's station, No. 3, known
as the Pleasant Valley Ranch, with i'm
proyements a frame house and corral.
Tax, $l3 50; delinquency, 81 80; total,
w. A. Speeks, also possessory claim to
OF Eureka, with improvements, a frame
house. Tax, SO o.; delinquency, 81 81,
secret Canyon Toll Road and Land AS
ISOLATION of Eureka. also possessoryI
claim to SO acres of land, consisting OF
and toll road to Hamilton. Tax, $40;
delinqu ,ncy, 81 50: total. $40 30.
Shepard 4 Cole. also pOssessOry claim
to lots u and %, block 6, Monroe survey.
Eureka, with improvements. a black
smith shop. Tax. 500 10; delinquency.
John Smith. also possessory claim to
lot 5. block 8, Mccoy survey, Eureka,
with improvements, a frame house.
Tax, s63 81; delinquency, 50 30; total
w. IL. spafrord. also possessory claim
town Ui Eureka, with improvements, an
adobe house.. lax, So II; delinquency,
So cents; total, Sc IS.
sam IA Chinaman), also possessory
claim to lot Z, block b, Monroe survey. in
the town of Eureka; improyemenss.
mouse anu CelitT. l6A y0OiAiiiuSh>S ,
" cents total, s. Al.
John Doe, richard Roe, also pOssessory
claim to lot IL, block Ii, Monroe survey.
in the town of Eureka, with improve
ments, a frame house. Tax, 81 10; delin-
quency, u cents; total, So AZ.
II. Van Lien, also pOssessory claim 10
16J acres of grazing land on Fish creek,
with Improvements. lax, Sl2 80; DELHI
quency, 81 %: total, $13 %.
John +. Wilson, also posseSSory claim
to lot Z, block IL, Monroe survey, Eureka,
with improvements, a frame house. Tax,
$50 10; delinquency, 81 81 total, SO Al.
Weber q SimOnSon, also poSSeSSOry
claim to lot IL, block b, Monroe survey,
Eureka, with Improvements. W 20 houses.
Also lot i'm rear of Turner House, Mccoy
survey, Eureka, with improvements, a
frame house. lax, SZ3 10; delinquency,
81 81 total, S25 IL.
James Whalen, also possessory claim
to lot ), block Is, Mccoy survey, Eureka.
Tax, So II; delinquency. 90 cents total,
SIS 81.
Henry Wilson, also possessory claim to
lot 6, block %, Mccoy survey, Eureka,
with Improvements, n frame house. Tax,
$40 % delinquency, 81 90; total, 81 Is.
n. ID. ANDERSON,
District Attorney or Lander County.
JOHN H. EMERY. Sheriff.
February, A.. D. 1873. flSlw
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PACIFIC COAST DiNpAvCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO. February 1,

SAN FRANCISCO. February II.
The steamer Japan will be thor
oughly cleansed and fumigated be-
fore she out of quarantine.
Most of her cargo consists OF tea and
silks, which will be shipped overland
by rail. The company has no other
steamer to take her place in the lin e,
but she will not be detained beyond
the regular time for departure.
The jury in the cas- of the boy
Alonzo L. Kirkland, for assault to
commit murder, found him guilty.
anu he was remanded to Jail he will
be tried neX for robbery.
1t is stated that StanfUrd's Occident
will he put i'm training for the race
with RoSalind.
SACRAMENTO, February II.
Bernard Moreno, the person shot at
In Elko last Summer by a drunken
school teacher, is so ill OF the wound
in this city tina. he will be unable to
attend the trial, which soon comes OFT
at Elko.
Extensive Improvements are being
made on the Masonic building, and
the work is being rapidly pushed.
When completed, it will compare
favorably with the handsomest strnc-
lures in the city.
The Republican Central Committee
are III session this evening.
SAN DIEGO, February II.
Steamship Orizaba arrived at s A.
NJ. with a large load of passengers
and 100 tons OF freight for this port.
She had a very rough passage after
leaving San Pedro, encountering a
heavy breeze from the southwest.
The lighters are reported all safe to-
day.
1t is expected that the evidence on
both sides of the Foster-PicO case
will all he in Tomorrow evening. The
case involves the ownership of half
OF the Santa Margarita ranch, valued
at S200.0 C0.
~ private letter, dated Tucson, Feb.
II, says Cachise's bold redskins have
been raiding in Sonora, killing men,
stealing cattle and horses. \ COM
municatiOn was received to-day by
Gov. Stafford from the Project at Mag
dalena on this subject, and Gen.
Crook received n from Gov. Pes
qulera in regard TO the same matter.
John d. Hall, a resident of Sonora,
arrived to-day. and fully confirms
the statements made officially.
Each advice points directly to
Cachise's band, as being the one
which commits the depredations, as
they IA go from Cacliise's reserva-
ton to the frontier and other settle
ments i'll invent -four hours from the
United States border. The letter
strongly censureS the terms OF peace,
which, it says, Were dictated by
Cachise, without advising Generals
Crook or Schofield. The United
States authorities there, thus appealed
to for. protection, are apparently
pOwerless to act, as the blOOdthirsty
old sinner will not submit to inter.
erence save at the price of war with
the United States, as before. Leopold
Valencia a member of the Supreme
Court of Mexico, is II ofthe six men
Killed during the past four weeks.
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NOTICE
TO MASQUERADERS

T.lHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD BEG
Il aleave TO to all who wish
to p rticipate at our next Masquerade
Ball, on March 4th, hat the list tor the
selection OF. costumes will positively be
closed on the 10Th instant. Come one
and all, and make your selections in
time.
Ladies or gentlemen making up their
W costumes, will pay So for a ticket.
Each Mask will be obliged to have a
with numbers. in order to be ad-
mitted.
Tickets for spectators can be had of the
Manager.
WIN. SAMSON, Sole Manager,
At Oberfelder & Harrison's.
Eureka, Feb. II, 1879. us
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men of the reserves, to act as an army

men of the reserves, to act as an army
81 observation on the frontier.
gorilla a arrived i'm Portugal.
IL Is stated that Victor Emanuel,
being opposed to his sons abdication,
at first refused to consent to the re-
turn OF Amadeus to Italy, but sent
word Yesterday that, on reflection. he
had reiented. and would he glad to
receive him again.
The ex-Queen of Spain is worse,
being confined to her bed.
The Italian fleet is hourly expected
in the Tagus.
The organs officially deny any OPP
position by the Government of Portu-
gal to the establishment of the repub-
lie.
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WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, February II.
The following is a synopsis of Ere
linghuysen's Utah bill, as reported
in the Senate OH Saturday. 1t au-
thorizes the appointment Of Deputy
U. s. Marshal and Assistant District
Attorneys for each of the judicial dis
tricts of the Territory. The U. s.
Marshal is required to make a list of
one hundred male citizens of the Uni
ted States residing in the Territory,
and from these grand and petit jurors
are to be drawn. Each party, either
in civil or criminal cases, is to be al
lowed six peremptory challenges
but no challenge is to be allowed on
the ground that the Juror has served
ut . previous term of the Court.
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DIED.

In Eureka, February II, Adelbert NJ.
HlllhouSe, Jr., son of A. NJ. and Martha
tiIIinouSe, aged = years, l month, and 8
days.
1.-THE funeral will take place at 81
O'Clock p. NJ. to-day, from the Turner
House. Friends and acquaintance of
the family are invited to attend.l
In Phoebe, February IL, Edward iona
hoe, aged 10 years.
In Phoebe. February II, Daniel Flynn.
In Virginia. February Il, Mrs. Sophia
johnson, aged 81 years.
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The jury bill, to restrict exemptions
from jury duty, as will be seen in u
special dispatch from Carson, has
been indefinitely postponed in the
Senate. And. to II great gratifca-
ton, the bill to increase the taxation
Of the proceeds Of the mines has met
the same fate i'm the Assembly.
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MARRIED.
AG--ek.aE

In Genoa, February -, John Murphy
to Miss Mary Nj. Eowker.
Al Humboldt Wells, January %, Z. NJ.
Chewing to Mrs. l.. L. MullenS.
At 1oano, January &c, Il. W. Wyman
to Miss Mary Daiy.
Al Ioano, February ., J.. W. johnson to
Miss Agnes Lewis.
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0ew Go-Qap.
DELINQUENT Notice.

DHENIX SILVER MINING COMPA-
Il Ny. Location of works. Eureka
Mining District, Lander County, State OF
NorICE.-There are delinquent upon
the ioilowing described stock, on account
Oh assessment No. ., levied on the 9TH
DAY OF January, lS72, the several amounts
SCI opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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We of Austin have as good a right
10 make an effort to secure railroad
communication as our Eureka friends,
and this, we have said before. is our
only reason for opposing a division.
Whenever we become convinced that
this cannot he done we shall cease
our opposition, but not till then.-Re-
psiue.
Then you may as we'll be convinced
ct once, for, as sure as there is a God
in Israel. and He is a just one, if the
Eureka bill is defeated, you will
never get the votes of Eureka people
for . subsidy for an Austin railroad.
Put that in your pipe.
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BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL To THE SENTINEL
NEW YORK.
New York. February II

New YORK, February II.
In reply to newspaper criticisms on
Judge Davis decision grantinga stay
OF proceedings in the Stokes case, it
il stated that the bar universally re-
gard the decision as n which, I'M
Ter the circumstances, 10 Judge
could conscientiously or judicially
avoid.
It is stated that President Grants
Southern our will be of the greatest
Significance to the people in that Sec
ton. The President contemplates
starting OH the Goth of March. accom-
panied by nearly all the Cabinet, be-
sides many distinguished gentlemen.
Senators. members of Congress, and
others. Richmond will be the first
stopping place. The Presidents pur-
pose is to make this initial movement
in his next administration as an at
tempt to harmonic the people, North
dition Of the South socially, and into
the local government of the States to
be visited. At Richmond and other
places along the line of his visit, pre-
parations are being made to give him
an enthusiastic reception.
The new city charteraS amended will
pass the Legislature this week, and
become a law upon its passage. 1t
will remove all the present heads of
departments. and create other changes
OF q sweeping character, heretofore
reported. The Board of Assistant
Aldermen is abolished, and the Police
Commissioners are shorn of a great
deal of their present power. The SUI
perintendent of Police has his powers
enlarged.