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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-19
NOTICE.

Jw ILL PAY NO BILLS CONTRACTED
10 my name from this date, unless there 10
Q written order from me. e.B. SEGUR.
Gold Hill, July Sd 1919. jy3 In
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N.LKDUNIA -ILvEK MINING

~ Company.-Loca,iou OF principal place OF
bu .iness, San Francisco. California Location
OF works. Storey county, Sevada.-Notiee 10
hereby given that at a meeting OF the Directors,
held on the Ii,h day OF July. 1873. an assess
mert no. 81 OF Two Dollars (Sa) per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF tho Corporation,
payable Immediately. In United States gold coin,
To the Secretary. II the oficc OF the Company,
i!ornia.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
rem4in unpaid on the 2lst day OF August, 1873,
will DO delinquent. and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment IL made
before, will, be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th day
OF September. 1879. to pay the delinquent assess-
ment, together with costs OF advertising and eS.
penses OF sale.
r. WEGENER. Secretary
oNfce-No. IA California street, San Francis
en Gal iyll I'd
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
GOLD AND sIL.

w yer Mining WotAss
Gold Hin, Storey county, Site OF Nevada
Notice IA hereby given. that at 4 meeting OF the
Board OF Directors. held on the 18th day Of Jnly,
1sT3. an assessment (So. 81 OF Seveniy-nive
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately,
in United State. gold aud silver coin, to the
Secretary, a. the Office OF the Company, Room
No. S. No. 80 California street, San Francisco,
California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF August, 1873,
viii be delinquent. and advertised for sale Al
public auction, and unless payment Is made
before, will be sold on SATURDAY. the 9Th
day OF September. 1873, to pay the delinquent
assessment. together With costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
A. NOEL. Secretary.
oace-Room No. 5, No. 4l9 California street,
San Francisco. ral. ivla I'd
DUuK2X~ tioi.D AND ssLVSx
ID Mining Company. Location OF principal
Location Of Works. Go Hill, Storey county.
State Of Nevada. Notice l. hereby given, that
At q meeting Of the Board OF Directors, held on
the l4th day Of July, lsT3, an assessment (No.
81 OF oae Dollar per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the Corporation. payable I'm.
msdiately, In Uuited States gold and silver coin,
TO the Secretary, n. the Office OF the Company,
Room % Hayward's Building, No. il9 Califor.
MIA street, san francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remsln unpaid On the 10Th day OF August, 1873,
will DO delinquent, and advertised for sale AZ
public auction, and unless payment IL made
before, will be sold on MONDAY. the Sth day OF
September, 1873, TO pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs OF advertising and ex.
penses OF sale; By order Of the Directors.
ofice-Room No. &c. Hayward. BaildiDg, 4i9
California street, san Francisco. Cal. iyl6
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nd personal friend Of Mr. !. &. CllilGu,.

ana personal friend Of Mr. !. e. ClIhcuo.
Iii, rvrllii>crncc. OF the alr'i"nI .c:;im" w"lc
refreshing. \ yiHH f,om Tie Observatory ui
the College is L magnificent sight, Bru>hy
Mountains extending in long line to iEc
North an! West and about 20 miles distant
But We must hasten.
Another is, the extensive establishment Of
MeSSrS. Wallace Bros. ( Stevenson, WHO
supply a largc section of Western North
Carolina, with every variety of goods needed.
The building occupied is immensc-and is
filled with goods OF every character, and L
walk through il makes one imagine himself
in some wholesale city est; bfsmcnt. They
sell quarter Of Il million in the year. We
were politely Shown through their botanical
department besides, Il large TWO story build
Ing, separate from the s!yrc house, in which
arc thousands Of herbs and seeds, valuable
Oh account OF their medicinal purposes, and
which arc here balcd anu packed and ship
ped all over the United States, from Maine
10 California, the British Provinces and all
parts OF Europe. We dreamed not Of such a
trade, up here under the mountains, and
would not have believed it without seeing
We saw large hogshcads CfroSe leaves from
which the oil was to be expressed; immense
sacks OF elder berry ground into flour, but
we cannot enumerato-the whole immense
building, upstairs anu down, WIS filled. 1t
WAS perfect SURPRISE aud these gentlemen
received the benefit OF our surprise and
pleasure. And now reader, You shall be
wcaricd no longer tlii> time, our next if there
be another, shall be from Hickory Tavern.
Till then aditu.
p S. Shonll you he induced to come up
here for the mountain air, by all means stop
at the 81. Charles. You will find good beds,
airy rooms, attentive servants, IN accommo-
dating landlord and clerk, plenty Of ice,
oodlcS of chicken, squirrel, good pastry, ice
cream, pleasant music, etc., etc.
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Spain and Cuba.

The news from Spain and Cuba
still indicate a most Unsettled and un-
happy condition Of affairs in these TWO
countries. War and bloodshed seem
to be the order Of the day. The
Republic in Spain is not success !;
the independence Of Cuba is not ac.
knowlcdgcd and the prospect now is
for civil war to rage for an indefinite
time, both on the Island and Peninsula.
How long before men will learn to
beat their swords into ploughshares
and their spears into pruning hooks.
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Williamson Female College,
WILLIAMSON, S. c..

THETHIRD COLLEGIATEY YEAR v ILL
BEGIN OCT. 6, 1873, AND CLOSE JULY
,, 1874.
The Institution claims fair share OF pa
tronage OH the following grounds :-Expe-
rienccd and Competent Faculty; Course
extensive, in independent departments;
High Standard Of Scholarship; Uursual in
ducements to study; Due attention 70 man
nerS. morals, and physical comfort; Domes-
tic arrangements like n we'll governed
home; Pure, wholesome air and water
The Celebrated Mineral Spring; Con-
yenience of access Freedom from the in
terruptionS inseparable from large towns ;
Building convenient and commodous !;
Chapel ample for any occasion; Furniture
new; Musical Instruments excellent and in
order; No debt; No scc,arian influence !;
No State control.
RATES FOR 20 wEEES-IN ADVANCE:
Board, exclusive OF washing and lights,
$1,000; Regular Tuition, $1,000 TO $500 {;
TO Ministers daughters, free; Instrumental
Music, $1,000; Latin, Greek, French, and
Vocal Music, Gratis.
REV. SAMUEL LANDER /. M.,
Aug. 6, 3l-2m. President.
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to all ~ ..fc. the last Somblanv" of
pow" go Akcn tyo:n it and tic
Sta an" mt will cease to exist.
Tb' q" y be prevented BY our
" :iustry, by increasing
OF and prosperity, by a stern
ana .iinc!iing devotion to correct
principle.
In our next We may continue this
subject, and if we do: We hope to be
able to shcw more clearly that the
course here pointed out is the only way
to permanent success; that we are
able to go forward in it, and that, if
South Carolina is dead, yet 1t least
that we, her children, can rule and en-
Joy the land our mother dying gave
us.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-06

The RURAL CAROLISIAE.-The August
number Of the RURAL CAEOLISIAN has
reached us with its accustomed regularity
The table of contents presents varied Sc
lection of matter, both instructive and in
tcrcs:ing to the agrculturiSt ard the home
circle. The RURAL" is now established on
4 firm basis, having nearly completed its
fourth volume. X is pleasing 10 lenin that
it is daily receiving new acccSS;uus to is
already large LIST Of subscribers. The pub
fishers arc determined 10 spare no efforts in
further extending its field OF usefulness. To
that end, they arc advertising for Canvas
ing \ gents in each County of the several
Southern States This will afford al excel.
lent opportunity for energetic farmers to I'M
dcr.akc the duties Of CanvasSing fer the new
volume, which begins i'll October next.
The terms are = per annnm: with club
rates rs follows: 6 copies for SO: 10 copies
for SID; 20 copies for $50. Address WALK
Err, EVANS l. COGsWELL, Charleston, S c.
Here it is. The August number Of Wood s
Household Magazine! It brings with it q
ra- of sunshine which reaches clear to the
heart We always feel better Tor reading it
and il will make any household brighter that
i; enters. Among the many articles OF the
present number arc: Advice 10 Young Men,
bv Hon. loci. Parker; i Glimpse at the
Sianc;c by Karl kc>c; Tic Other Girl of
the Period, by Mary Ilartwc!l; Darkness, by
II. V. Osborne: Old Pmc!ivm. No. IT,, by
ChaS. Dickinson, &C., &c. Price Of this
Magazine Only one dollar 4 v":;T. Address,
Woods Household Mlg"=l.:t, Newbureh, -,
Ny
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Homer I. Mc(,oWan. ESQ. of I.al

Homer L. McGowm, Esq, of Lau-
rens, died at Caesars Head, on the 2Sth
.Julp, at o'clock y. NJ. He had been
suffering for long time previous 10
his death from gun shct wound
through the lungs: Received during the
war, which ultimately destroyed his
health. and from the effects Of which
he died as above stated. He was Il
member OF TIE bar at Laurcns, and
was for four years Solicitor Of the
Seventh Circuit. He was brother
Of Gen. Samuel NcGovan, Of Able
vile. He leaves 4 wife. six children
aud 4 large circle Of relatives and
friends to mourn His loss.
Homer L. McGowan had many
warm iricnI> ut NvwLvrry who will
regret his loss.
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6Ossk;sSprc;&3.

NEwDEEEY. 5. c., August 5.-Colton II
New IoEK. August ,i.-Cotton dull anG
nominr!: sale s33 balcs-uplands 90; Or.
leans pa. Gold l5ialj5.
CHARLESTON. August i.-Coton dull,
nominal and unsettled; no lcliabc quota
ions.
BALTIMORE, August 4.-CO!ton-midding
20.
AUGUSTA, August t.: oi!on dulI-mid-
ding il.
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The New Movement iii TenneS-
see and Mississippi.

The question Of the separation OF
Black and White and the formation
of colored State, is beginning to be
agitated in Tennessee and Mississippi.
| Would it not be we'll for us to begin
to think about it everywhere? The
people Of this country are now cndeav-
oring to solve, practically, the most
difficult problems ever presented for
solution, viz : the granting Of equal
political privileges to races of the most
fextremcly diverse character. Grave
fears may we'll be entertained for the
result. We are not, by any means,
beyond the breakers. And if the ship
Of State does not yet strike upon the
rocks and become a complete wreck,
we are inclined to think that its saliva
tion will depend upon the Supreme
over-ruling Providence, and not upon
the skill of its pilot or officers.
Is the uuifcation Of the races posi-
! BILE or desirable? We mean such
uni6cation as will make them one peo-
pie in sympathies, in feelings, hopes
and aspiratious? Such unifcation as
will make the distinction between the
white man and the African no greater
than that which now exists between
the Englishman and the German?
Such unifcation as will cause them to
live together as one people in one
State? Is this possible Or desirable? ?
If not what is to be done? Are the
two races. to remain together always
in state Of antagonism? Are the
blacks to be used forever as the dupes
and tools Of blatant demagogues who
dcspise them while they use them?
These, and many other grave questions
present themselves for solution in this
connection. Republican institutions
draw their very life from the intelli-
gence and virtue Of the people. and
free institutions can never long exist
in any country if the masses Of the
people are ignorant and depraved.-
The ignorant should either have no
political privileges or they should be
taught, trained, educated and elevated
SO rs to appreciate them. But if the
black race should ever become enhght-
cncd and intelligent 50 as to be worthy
OF freedom, even then it is doubtful
whether it would be well for the black
and white to live together, occupying
the same district. the same country,
citizens of the same State. Would
they not always trammel each other,
and be Il clog upon each others pro-
gress?, Is it possible for them to
work together so as to be mutual
help and assistance to each other, or
must they ever be suspicious and jcal-
Gus, each seeking the upper hand, each
one determined to rule over the other!
If the latter supposition be the correct
one, then they should separate, and
certain territories should be set apart
for the black race, which shoald be
erected into States, where they might
have the opportunity afforded them Of
sclf-governmcnt, and of working out
their destiny in their own way, under
the protection and general superintcnd-
cnce Of the United States. At pres
ent we are inclined tC think that such
will ultimately be the arrangement.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE County COMMISSIONERS,

OFFICE County COMMISSIONERS,
NEwEERlY G.. II s. C., July -, 1873.
The County Commissioners will receive
Bids for the building Of 4 rew Bridge across
tic Luke Snli:h Branch, until the 26th day
Of August. ut which iiAc al Bids vii! be
considered. Specifications rIn be seen at
Iii; Off Z. nEN%IS NOiTE$,
July 80, :is!-i,. G. i. {. C.. Y. c.
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'i!it 3Ear i'll Cuba ..n.I Spain.

HAVANA. July "9.--.''i>icc> from
! kin">irM, Jaln:ic;:. REPORT tl!at the
bi,cE#,ie runner. |'irginiit<, safely
landed Two hundred thousand cart
ridges. five hundred Remington rifles,
! fifteen needle guns, aHl 4 large amount
OF other war material. It is stated
that Ccspedcs had marched with l
strong column for Camayncy. The
insurgents Won battle IL the interior.
No Details
BAYoNNE. July 20.-Don Carlos
has arrived at Scieam Navarro. seven-
teen miles northwest of Panpcluna.-
The Carllsts arc concentrating before
LogronS, the capital Of the province Of
that name, and al attack will probably
! be made soon. One hundred and
seventy cures and other clcr=ymcn
have fled from Spain and sought
refuge i'll French territory.
MADRID. July :'D.-Thc official
journal Of the insurgents at CARTHAGE
na announces the appointment Of a
provisional directory for the canton Of
Murcia, of which the following are
members ScnorS Arans. Terrerc,
Carlos, Sanvillc and Renee. The
government OF the canton is con-
Stituted as follows General Coptrera<.
president of council and minister CT
marine; Garcia, minister Of State !;
Tcrrerc, minister of war; Romero:
minister Of public works; Sanyillc.
minister of finance; Rumorad, general.
Conclasa has been appointed Cap
tain-Gencral Of Madrid.
The blockade Of Bilboa by the Carl
lists has been raised. Communication
with that city is now open.
\ dispatch from Almcria says sev-
Grad Spanish war vessels seized by the
insurgents at C;rthagcna have moved
of that port.
Contreras commands the insur@cnt
fleet off Almcria. He demands con-
tribution of $4,000 piastres and the
evacuation of the city by the civil
guard, and threatens L bombardmcnt
in case Of 4 refusal. The authorities
refused and are preparing for defense.
1t is hoped that the foreign vessels III
the harbor will interfere.
MADRID, August Many persons
who joined the insurrection in the
South in favor of the independence of
the cantons, have abandoned the
cause, in consequence of the cxceSses
committed by the insurgents. The
conduct of General Contrcras in bonn
harding detcncclcSs towns is pro-
ducing an immense reaction through
out the country in favor Of the Ma
tional Government. The frigates
seized by the insurgents at Carthage
na arc partly manned by. galley slaves.
BARCELONA, August 2.--Don AL
phonso and Saballas: the Carlists
commanders at Prato De LhuSancs:
are fortifying that town. They are
also preparing to order a levy c1
ma$se.' prato lie Lhu>anes is in
this province, forty miles Northwest
of Barcelona
A dispatch has been received at
the Ministry Of War; announcing that
the insurrectior in Seville has been
suppressed; that the city is now oc-
cupied by Government troops. The
fires which We're started by the in
surgcnts were cxtinguishcd.
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THE CRops.-We hear on every
side sad complaints about the growing
crop throughout the County. \ Su-
perabundaDcc of rain in the early part
of the season has literally destroyed
the corn crop. and caused i great por-
tion of the cotton crop to be neglect
cd, and in many instances to be Who'll
ly abandoned. Next followed in many
places. continued drought, which
has done much harm. We have
heard from persons who have been in
various portions of the County that
the crops in the immediate vicinity Of
WinnSboro are far superior to those
throughout the County. The general
impression is that crop equal to that
of 1872. cannot possibly be calculated
upon with any degree OF certainty.
1Enitirid Ucrd'd, Juiy 30.
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The NEXT SESSION Of this SCHOOL
will bcgia on 18th SEPTEMBER, 1873.
As 81: as the practical duties Of life are
concerned as thorough al education can be
obtained at this School as at any Female
Seminary in the State.
Tuition from $3.50 to $3.50 Per Session.
Paid in advance or satisfactorily secured.
boarding can be obtained 1T moderate
price.
For particulars, inquire Of S. ?. BOOZER,
Sec. Ed, or of
\. F. PlFER, Principal.
Ang. 4, 3l--ti.
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cSsNf'f'sTN, :

On The 3l>t o: July, by Rev. II. NJ. Floyd,
Mr. SuNpTEE Holt, OF New Mhcrrr County,
and Miss NJ. NJ. CLAYTON, 81 Fairfield Coun-
tvs. G.
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recently occupied by Dr.. FAINT, where
he will at all times be found ready and
willing to supply the wants Of all.
He has fitted up the Store, and it is
large and conveniently arranged
Come one and all to see me.
Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore SO liberally bestowed upon
him, he hopes by strict attention to
business to still merit the same.
July l6, 2S-4m.
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The Louisville Medical College.


The shor: notice We published concern
ing the beneficiary scholarship in the
above institution is apt to cause some con
fusion. The following circular, addressed
to General R. 3. Elliot, will show that the
whole matter is in his hands, and application
shonld be made to him. Us Congressman
from this district, tile scholarship is giant
ed upon his recommendation. This is 4
fine opportunity for some deserving youth:
LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 2%, 1873.
To the Honorable R. B. Elliott, Representa-
tive from the Third Congressional District
offs G.
DEAR SIR: The enclosed certificate is
herewith sent you. You will see that upon
receipt OF this certificate, duly made out
and signed by yourself as representative Of
the third Congressional district of the State
of South Caroline, that any poor and de-
serving young man selected by you from
YOUR district will be entitled to the beneh-
ciarv scholarship awarded by the trustees
OF the Louisville Medical College louis
vile, Kentucky, to the third Congressional
district of the State of South Carolina.
The officers Of this college do you the JUS
tice to believe that you will, as early rs pos
sible after the receipt Of this notification,
endcavor to find in your district some young
man who, through yourself, can be thus
materially aided and benefited. 1t is re-
spectfully suggested that an inquiry, over
your official signature, published in the near
est newspaper, will enable you to confer
this benefaction both promptly and appro-
priatcly Your earliest possible attention
is respectfully asked. The faculty request
that in giving certificate yon will use the
enclosed blank form which has been adopt
ed and sent TO you for reasons So necessary
and prudential as to render "ny explanation
supcrhuous.
1t is particularly asked that the receipt
of this communication be acknowledged,
and that, through the undersigned, the
trustees and faculty Of the college be afford
ed the earliest possible information as to
the name and address Of the Young man
selected by yourself for the beneficiary
scholarship awarded to yonr Congressional
district.
T. S. GAILLArI, VI. D.,
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T. S. GAILLArd, VI. D.,

Papers in the third Congressional district
will please copy.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-09-06

MN. J. 1CARD e. F.. CRErSSEN aver.
'is>ent mes-ie"r. les h.bi,an,s do ca,,e p.
ro'>se Ell des pa roisse- voisi"e. 0n'iis ,ie,nen,
donvrlr un ate!isr . DonaIis"nvil,e, ct an'ils
execnterom dams lie Plus BRET detail Ton, orlre
qn' ienr sera c"nfa cm,crrnani /. mAcaui.m..
lis rh'reprenn-ni Ell ex&cnien, tout travail
concernan, m"nlnre q nrnf, PREPARATION de
sncrcries, mullins do tous genres. hessache.
r'es. mHchi"es en- acisr on en- cuivre, ar,nu.
reT'e. rharnnage, carosserie, e,c....
30 Az =.
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EqMiphge a Charlton.
PATENTE DE WASHINGTON.
nj. F. NJ. nnucNAc avert,

messieurs les habi'an,s dc Ia p%aroisse
Saint.Jacques ct DIES an,res raroi-ses quill
Went de r%ecevoir une p7tenie de Washing
ton, pour tquipoge d charlton, c, quill est
pet, sur |eur demandc, a mon,er lie dit
t:qnimge q dcs p,ir modtrts e, dams IN
temps ties court. II y a economic de-
600 pour 100 sur lie combns,ih'e avec lie
nonvrl fquipnge de NJ. +. NJ. Brignac.
S'adresser a n. F. NJ. Drisnac, 81.
James, Long. Viem p. O.