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National Republican., 1873-03-28
T. X WILSON,
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mhna lsnrl OIL seventh ST. opp Post Ofnoe.
LNOR SALE OR FOR RENT SUPERIOR
II IARM, about ten minutes walk from either
BeltHvtlle or sunny side stations, wAshington
Branch BALTIMORE and Ohio Rairosd; Ia Acrea-in
arAble one half Qf which u In clover aud timothy,
kinda ImprOyements hindEofpe and commodlour
Inquire Of % address VIM II. MinniI. No ea M.
teenth street, opposlto Treasury Department.
National Republican., 1873-03-28
PERSONAL

S5,OOO properly for dns NJ Sss q nsss ys ys.s. Stri
mO,,. I'll Seventh ',1El.s,l Crposlio p.t oiScs
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Fob 28
OFFICIAL.
OFFICE 8. @. LUNATIO ASYLUM.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., March IA, 1878.

.- Esq. Judge Of Probate Jor The
County of--. State Of SouM Carolina.
SIR: The following resolutions, psBsed by
~ the Board OF Regents Of tho South Osro-
ins Lunatic Asylum, At their last monthly
meeting, are promulgated to you for yolr in
formation:
Whereas wo regard the over-crowding Of
Hospitals for the 1naane as an evil of great
magnitude, productive OF extraordinary dan
gers, snbversive OF the good order, perfect
discipline and greatest usefulness OF these
institutions. and Of the best interests Of the
Insane; and
Whereas this Institution is now greatly
over-crowded; therefore, be it
Resotued, That hereafter no more patients
shall be admitted into this Institution than in
the opinion Of the Superintendent can be
treated with the greatest efficiency, and with
out impairing the welfare OF their fellow
creatures.
Resoloed, That the Secretary Of this Board
be, and he is hereby. instructed to inform
the Probate Judges throughout the State of
the crowded condition Of the Institution, and
request them not to issue orders hereafter
for the commitment Of Insane persons to this
Institution until thoy have communicated
with the Superintendent and been informed
by him that the patient can be admitted.
Take due notice thereof and govern your
selves accordingly. J. r. ENSOR,
March IA Secretary OF the Board.
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A negro named Sci Flanagan, do.
scribed as eighteen years old, and weigh
ihg about 130 pounds, committed muir
der OF Appling, Ga, on Tuesday. No
particulars of the murder.
Mrs. w. D. Simpson. of Chester, de-
parted this life on Saturday evening last,
after o protracted and painful illness
Mr.. John r. Wallace has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Yorkville, rice
Mrs. q. +. Alexander, removed.
Tom Scott controls 10000 miles of
railroad aud sixteen acres of Legislature.
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HOTEL ARn1vA1s. March l3, 1873
Wheeler House, B White, II G Dennis
ton, n Wallace, N Y; j " Shackeiford,
CITY; W P Butler. Edge6ela: P G. Bus.
bee. Ky; Canton. city; J A Blower,
Ga; G A Seymour. GnarI.ston; W NJ
Cole, n 7; W White, Ill; P Roberts,
Pa; 7 @ Andrews, Orangeburg; L @
Northrop, oity; D S Hurt, Charleston;
p = Blodgett, J G Smith. II q Corwin,
Molony, j W Hayward, JJ Caring.
ton. Newberry; 3 II Myers, Pa; DR. s
anglo. N G; TT Steers, Walhalla; J o
Audnutt, F B Hubbell, A ALRR Il; JW
Wilkes. Ohester
Columbia RoteL--J o Barton, N G; H
+ Flanagan. Ridgeway; D W Brouue,
3 Curtis. Lancaster; " II Bailey, N O;
W 81 Motz. Lincolnton, N G; VS. Peter
con, N O; T J Mackey, Chester; Charles
Noble, Kahn. Pa; W Diles. Fla; J E
Thames, Miss s May, Charleston; S q
Gilbert, 8 G; T. NJ Htx, oity; T Stel-
ling. Abbeville; G E Rad, Ga.
Hesdrir Honse-W b Mcdaniel, Aiken :
J 8 Coles, Augusta; j W Biies, Florida;
Mrs L =. Adams. Edgefield; c v Martin,
Abbeville; VIM Perry. Pendleton; Jacob
Levin, Varnsvil!e; II r Rosborough,
Fairfield.
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AuoE1on <8aleE.


: ~. I Estate 8ale. ~
By sD1BELS d ENELL, Auctioneors.
WT1LL be sold, before the Court House, in
nv Columbia, MONDAY, March II, 1873, 1T
All th.t PLANTATION, belonging to the
estate Of Thomas Davis. known as the
swamp Place. !" containing 200 acres, moro
or less. eituated oa the Congsree River.
twelve miles below Columbia, and bounded
by the lands OF Lykes, Bpeigner, Gilmore and
eatste OF Beckham. The said Plantation con.
tains large quantity OF fret GLASS Cotton
and Provision Lands aRd most admirably
adapted to raising stock.
ALSO,
The Lot, with improvements thereon, stu
ated on the Southwest corner Of Marion and
Laurel streets.
And on WEDNESDAY. 10th March next,
will be sold. on the aforesaid Plantation, the
following personal property:
10 Mules and Horses, 130 head Of Cattle, 50
head OF Sheep, 20 Hogs, Steam Engine and
Cotton Gin and largo lot Of Plantation Imple-
ments.
- Thousand Drain Tile,
Bushels Cotton Seed.
Terms made known on day of sale. Pur-
ohssers to pay for papers.
O. o. MARSHALL,
Feb 28 J. KINSLER DAVIS.
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New Family Grocery;

THE undersigned, respectfully
H||: n @ lie generally. that they Rave We OPEN pen
I'LL e lEG ed FAMILY GROCERY. STORE
nlaEsaa lat the old stand OF Campbell &
Jones, aad wonld respectfully, solicit por-
tion OF their patronage. Our goods are fresh
and will be sold at lowest market prices.
BOWEN d LAFAR
JOIN ~ Bowen. 4. LAFAR.
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81 SE.
ST. LOUIS. March 13.-FIour dull and
unchanged. Corn active and higher
No. 2 mixed 80, at East st. Louis, on
track; 34@35 in elevator. Whiskey
lower, at 81. Pork firm, at 16. 90. Ba-
con firm shoulders 624; sides 8ll@831.
Lard dull; business small.
LOUISVILLE, March 13.-Flour in fair
demand and steady. Corn active, at 50
C956 for mixed and white. Pork firm,
ut 15.75C016. 90. Bacon very firm
shoulders 6M@6zs; clear rib sides 87S@
8; clear sides 91b@94, packed Lard
irm-tierces 8%@9; kegs 9Ia@1O; steam
SG@eT; order lots 16@ho. higher.
Whiakey dull: nothing doing; nominaIly
84@s5.
C1Nc1NNAT1, March 13.-Flour in fur
demand and firm, ut 7.75(0S.O0. Corn
dull and declining, at 80. Pork higher;
sales at 1850. Lard dull-steam 100
8; kettle SA@8H. Bacon strong
shoulders held at 62sl; clear rib sides SO;
clear sides so; held at 9, to como out of
BOSTON MARCH, !tsaoy isWGottep IT. oo' ,teoav-
middling 20%; receipts 81 bales; sales
800; stock 5000.
NORFOLK, March 13.-Cotton dull
low middllng 1871; receipts 1883 bales;
sales so; stock 8,977.
CHARLEsToN, March 12.-Cotton dull
middling 1877; receipts 700 bales; Gales
200; stock 35, 1872.
SAVANNAH, March 13.-Cotton dull
middiing 1915; receipts 1,G55 bales;
sales 742; stock ID, $40.
AUGUSTA, March 13.-Cotton in mo-
derate demand-middling 1917; receipts
463 bales; sales 311.
WILMINGTON, March 13.-Ootton dull
.-middling 18I; receipts 11S bales;
stock Gill.
MoDILE, March 13.-Cotton quiet and
nominal-middling 18A; receipts $50
bales; sales 600; stock AZ, 1925.
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Land for Sale,

AdUu lUT 0HIes A,lt,t'.
] OFFER MY PLANTATION situated near
It contains 900 acres. about one.hnH Of
which Is woodland, well mbered, and partly
In the corporate limits of the town. Most Of
the open land is worry good, containing thirty
high state Of cultivation.
On tho plaoe 70 an excellent Dwelling OF
eight rooms, we'll fnishe cd. and all necsasary
O., 99,ut-bItldings; large Barn. fsix rooms with
up with fine Gin. In good running order,
The buildings in the yard are nearly all brick.
and in good repair. Terms easy. Applications
must be addressed to
FRANCIS ARNOLD, Greenwood, s. @.
Or to F: A. ARNOLD, Columbia, g. C., Off.
II. Kinard Co. March Imo
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"a,HraDHnrArE M arch 'I3..-U6tton
quiet and nominal mtddlipe 20l.
GALVESTON, March 13 -C0tton unset.
tied,-good ordinary 1524@l6; receipts
W bales; sales LOO; stuck 6S. .727.
NEW ORLEANS. March l3. Cotton sup.
ply talr; demand moder"te-good ordi-
nary 16A; middIing 1917; receipts 7, ,O61
bales; Gales IL 600; stock i92, POI.
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Southern Warehouse Company.

Geruais street, near GreenpiUe and Columbia
Railroad. Ff
rs prepared to receive COTTON and other
Il property upon Storage. and to make ad.
Yances upon tho same. Cotton shipped to
this house will be stored subject to the order
OF tho owner, and the lowest rates charged
for storage. All property so stored viii be
insured IN good reliable companies, il insur-
at the lowest banking rates. Our store rehouses
are so located that drayage is not necessary,
and no charge for handling will be made.
All 6usiness communications should be
addressed to the Treasurer.
EDWARD HOPE, President.
EDWIN r. GARY, Treasurer. March 23m
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Rooms to Rent.
ENOUR ROOMS, suitable for Offices. over
L. the Citizens' Savings Bank. Apply to
March IL JOHN G, DIAL
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Notice to Tanners.

\ AtVVAVV W 4 o0AO11s
ENOR sale, . fret CLAUS LEATHER SPLIT
TING MACHINE, from the house OF
Edward Godfrey & Sons, OF New York. Per.
fectly new. Never used. Bill OF sale will be
exhibited and hsli.price taken. Apply at this
office. Marahi9 19<
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Lost.
\ LETTER, addressed to Mrs. E. ". Nor
~ ser. postmarked Cleveland, Ohio. The
Under Will please drop tho letter in tho post
Office. March IL
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-17
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEnEAR, George Boliver, Clerk ''Df the
Courts Of General Sessions and Gommon
Pleas Of said Codnty, hath made suit to me
TO grant him Letters of Administration of
the Estate and Effects Of SARAH Binnaker,
late Of said County, deceased.
These are therefore to TO cite and admonI
ieh all ard singular the kindred and Credi-.
tors Of the said Sarah BinRaker, deceased,
that they be ard appear before me, in the
Court Of Probate, to be held at Orangeharg
Court House ON the l7th day Of May next,
aftor publication hereof, at II O'Clock in
the forenoon, TO shew cause, il any they
have, why thu said Administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 4lh day of April
Ammo Demini 1879.
u,S.] AUG. B. KNowLToN,
Probate judge, o G.
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE

Whereas, George Boliver, Clerk of the
Courts Of General Sessions aud Common
Pieas, Of said County, hath applied to me
for Letters of Administration on the Estate
and Effects of Lawrence Avinger, late of
Orangeburg County, deceased.
These are therefore TO cite and admonish
all and singuar the kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to he and appear, be q.
fore nc, at a Court of Probate for the said
County to be oidon nj orapgeburg, on the
18th day Of May 1877, at 10 O'clock A.
NJ, 20 chow cause If any, why the said Ad-
ministration should not be grsnted.
Girep ander my Hand and the Seal Of Courts
this 9th day of Apl A. d. 1873, and In
the ninety-se' nth year of American Indc-
pendeace.
LIS AUG r hNowLTaN.
nrl 5-2t Probate Judge. O. C.
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Court Of Common Pleas.-His
Honor Judge Graham called the Cour.
of Common P!ens on Moadny afternooa
MIR. l. T Izlar was examined and all.
United to the practice of law.
The following cascs were disposed of
as follows.
Whotstone, VS. Metts, continued.
Quattlebaum VS. Quattlebaum, referred.
Sistrank VS. Sistrunk, referred.
Garvin VS. Pills, comp 'aiat. dismissed
Zeigler VS. Frederick, struck off.
Syphrett vs. Funderburg, settled.
Smoak vs Williams aud Andrews, set.
tied. - : >s'
DcTrevilfe VS. Rich, settled.
Andrews Judge of Probate VS. Fielder,
settled.
Smith VS. Fanniu, scttled.
Smoak vs. Treadwell, settled.
Reach ct al We Fanin, settled.
Hughes vs. Antley, continued.
JeEcoat vs. Riggs, Sheriff, continued.
DeTrevills VS. Austin, settled.
Champy VS. Chappy, divorce granted.
Smith rs Avinger, slandcr, verdict
for defendant.
Way VS. Way. verdict for plaiutiff.
Knowlton VS. Rich, verdict for plain
tiff.
Houser vs Keitt, verdict for dcfen-
dapt.
MoGrew vs Hampton, continued.
Louis VS. Antley, verdict for plain
tiff.
Greene VS. Andrews & Sain, verdict
for plaintiff.
Trezevant vs Orangcburg County,
verdict fer defendants.
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fsThsoW 9hssie 30 the Dogs.n-
This quotation fsom Shakespeare will bc
.oae Of the Arss exelamatiops Of the
ssints in tho millennium. Cnti. then
aaint and sinner have 60 sing take this
Pill--take this qil--take this pixie,
Taking things as wetind them, drugs,
are accessories. $50 it has been held
ever and over" rs the lawyers say.
Dr.. A. G. Dukes has e full stuck Of
drugs, medicises &C., and as II to ralisye
bis collection Of medicines I'D Har,sop,,
he has tempting lookiag candy, lie has
great variety Of perfumery, toilet articles,
soaps, brushes &c., sad De Aas . Soda
srsser iouutaIn whose iinbid, eeol and
sEystal stseam y most exhilaraiias sad
AsllghtfM and he aas as an assistant,
Sisstsr Reeves, most cheerful pleasant
sud prompt
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"A Beaatsfal Spectacle. .--or pair
of them, of raEo aad sxqui site material
and finish can be bad at z. Ezekiel be-
lowthis Office. The time cosaes to all
when they need shese artiScial aids to
vision, 20 discern the beauties aud nee.
essitieS Of life, Mr. Esekie! has spec
sssles Of the most Improved ad.ptatiou
and at the cheapest rates. Read his
advertisement.
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An ,yld and luIet CItIzen. !

An Old aud Quiet Citizen.-I. p.
Thompson pufsses the even tenor of
his way as citizen and bssinass man,
without let or hiadianes and has earned
for hin,sclf flowers Of good wiz Aad peace
mo beautiful as those IN his large and
wellkept sardaa Some Of the latter
were sen: 70 refresh the .saiee of the
"SEys" this week. Our thanks.
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SsJ. N.Nwe have received letter
From this 'iimmortal." We confess to be
sspabls TO road i. Lucky for our read-
ers, this, as We are anable TO pablish
it.
We have coDccived greater admira
zion for Pseaiasns Grant since hear.
ing that he read the celebrated letter,
written 20 him by this man.
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Seven thousand Yankee clocks were
recently shipped to Japan, aud now
every damio in the country than can
raise the stamps wears ono Of these neat
and reliable, but not gaddy, time pieces
strapped on his breast, aud when the
clock strikes he draws large crowd
around him than a monkey at a circus.
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A Mysterious and SGurderOus
Assault.
A CASE THAT DEMANDS AN INyEsTI
CATION.

On "Wednesday night about 1880
o'clock, Mr. ". K. Crook, OF the firm of
MoSeley & Crock, was returning to his
apartment in rear Of the store. and as
he neared the Firemcn's Hall, lie heard
some one call TO him. Mr.. Crook con.
tinued to advance, aud when in the
narrow defile between the Firemen's
Building and his store, he discerned
figure in the darkness and rain. The
next instant a fash blazed in his face,
and his hat was lifted from his head.
The unknown rufisn instantly Aed.
Ms. Crook recovered his hst, and on
going 90 light, found that it was
p rforated by ball. He was fred at,
evidently with q full intention, and
d ubtlcss with complete conviction on
the part Of his assailant that he should
be and had been killed. The case is
one of most serious concern to every
citizen
No clue, except the vaguest surmlse,
exist as to who the would be murderer
Is. Every one should at one put him
self on the qHi viVe TO ferret out this
matter. The effect will be most ua.
wholesome if the aGair is allowed to pass
out of mind unnoticed. Is it indeed
ansafe to be out on the streets at night?
Whom have we amongt us ding these
deeds Of darkness7
Let every citizen be detective until
it Is known.
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A soda f'Srntain exploded in wifnimg-
son sGe ether day, badly den,olishing
the ceiling aHd pastertag and tearing
up .he Hoor of Tire room in which it Was
situated, and injuring two men. IL is
supposed the accident was caused by the
mschiue betsy rs&sgcd beyoed its
capsetE
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In Medicines, Qualify is Of the FIRST In.por.
lance"
E. J, OLIVER0S, M. D.,
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS, vARNIsH, NON,EXPLosIvE
LAMPS. GARDEN SEEDS, &c.. &c.,
PROSECUTIONS prepared with ACCUR-
ACY ani FIDELITY, fol which purpose a
full and complete assortment Of PURE
CHEMICALS and GENUINE DRUGS will be
constantly on hand.
Long experIenoe--a successful business
earoor of mere than eight years in Orange
burg. good knowledge ef the DRUG
MARKET at home and abroad. will afford q
sufficient guarantee that all goods sold or
dispensed at my establishment, will be
GENUINE aud RELIABLE.
Approaching the success which in the
past has attended my efforts, have de-
termincd to spare no pains TO merit con.
finance of the patronage so literally bcstow-
ed
E.J. OLEvEROS MI
No. 100 Rus sci Street Orangeburg.
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Complete in all its parts. uses the Straight
Eye Pointed Needle, Self Threading, direct,
upright Positive Motion, New Tension. Self
Feed and Cloth Guider. Operates by Wheel
and on Table. Light Running, Smooth
and poiscless like all good high priced
machines. Has patent check to prevent the
wheel being turned the wrong way: Uses
the thread direct from the spool Makes
the Elastic Lcck Stitch finest and strongeet
stitch known y frm. durable. close and
rapid. Will do MI kinds of work, fipe aud
coarse. from Cambric to heavy Cloth or
Lea,her, aid uses all descriptions of thread.
The best mechanical talent in America
and Europe, has been devoted to improving
and simplifying our Machines, comhinipg
only that which is practicable, and dis.
pensing with all complicated surroundings
generally found in other machines.
Special terms and extra Inducements 10
male and female agents, store keepers, &C..
who swin sstabiish agencies through tho
country aaa keep our new machines on ex-
hahitson and sale. County rights given to
smart agents free. Agents complete out6.s
furnished without any extra charge.
Samples Of sewing, descriptive circulSrs
containing terms, testimonials, engravinss,
&C., sent free
Address. BROOKS SEWING MACHINE
CO, No. 1929 Broadway, New York.
feb T.
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Haesigneds--Re A. +. Dickson says
tissl Wilmington journal has resigned the
pastoral charge Of the First Presbyterian
Church, 10 this city, over whieh he has
presided for ABOUT u year past. Th,
resignation has been accepted.
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The Charleston BuI..est:ss;a,.

The Charleston Bul..eettiiaa. This
paper which wss at arst au evening
Journal is now a moruiug paper and has
been adopted by The City Council as an
official City OI=n. This looks like a
business foothold Cor oar young cetcrn.
porary which We hope it wal alint ain.
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Notice Of Dismissal.

NIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT one
IN Month ON date will file my final
account with the Honorable Aug. B. Knowl-
ton, Judge Of Probate fer Oraugaburg
County, as Guardian af Joseph VI. and
Daniel j. Griffin, and ask for Letters of Dis.
nissal. JOHN +. GRIFFIN.
April lSth, aS13. Guardian.
apl 10 lm
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''Aide toi ct le clel t'aidera.:--
Our popular Jeaug sewnsmau aid
ssteesryy ssteesryy merchant c. ID. Koj Inn geos
Tor" Captain Jack.
His motto means-well ie ueaas
codsidcrably--ask him,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-17

Tie Proof Of the Pudding.-We
now positively assert that w. A. Sierou
eye garden is equal to if uot ahead of
all others in this county.
A mess of all kinds of vegetables
kindly sent round dissipated all doubts.
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worth ofnotions. Ha is now in coinpo-
ny with brother in trade having goods
estimated worth at least $500, aud is
doing nearly all the work in the store.
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Pic7Nic.-Ths Agricultural Society
determined at It's meeting on Saturday
last 10 have = Pic Mic at the August
meeting sf the Association. Members
viii bring baskets and friends. The
occasion will doubtless be delightful.
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Stokes rsalisea now that life is Of
more value than when he sought aud
killed Fisk.
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A SMALL FARM

FOR SALE about three quarters of n
mile from the Court House containing Is
acres with GOOD DWELLING, KITCHEN
STABLE and an Excellent WELL of WA
TER. Also some CHOICE FRUIT TREES
have recently been set ont.
The above is one of the most desirable
and healthy places in ihe slale For par
ticulars apply to Z. NJ WOLFE.
Or to THAD. C. ANDREWS.
jan lS 3m
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Ths Survivors Assoc elton. =. ill
meet ss the Engine Hall on the ED ul.
at III O'clock, members are re iueated to
bolpunetusl,. .......'..,........lst
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-29

"A DAxBURY boy having heard that a
catwill invariably strike on her feet
from whatever distance dropped. bor-
rowed cat and made the experiment
from q bedroom window. Unfortun-
atsly the cat dropped before he was
resdy, and in spa,modic effort to re-
cover her, he lost his balance and
rolled out Of the window after her.
How she. struck nobody knows, but
how he did was quite evident TO the
entire nelghborhood in an instan,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-29
AnrRsErBY being called to a patient

ABxRSErHY being called to patient
who fancied himself very i'll, told ill.,
geniously what he thought, and de-
clined prescribing, thinking it unnec-
essary. "Now you are here" said
the patient, II shall be obliged to you
Mr.. AberEethy, II you Will tell ME
how must live. what may eat and
what not" MY directions rs to that
polnr'' said the physician, who abom-
mated such questions, "will be few
and simple. You must not eat the
poker. shovel or tongs, for they are
hard Of digestion; nor the bellows,
for they are windy; but anything else
you please" g 49,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-29
THE SONGS ny MOTHER USED
@ TO SING.
BIT NARY ANNIE <. REESE.

Br MARY ANNIE <. REESE.
When memory wakes her notes Of cheer.
~, And through my heart their echoes ring,
How ssftly steals DER faney,s ear 10
= The sonGs my mother used to sing! -
u elAds ne 10 recall the day,
when folded gently on her breast,
ShA sang the low, sweet lullaby,
= That kushed my infant woes 10 rest. 5
IN ehildhood's hours. when siekress came,
: Ann paled my little brow and cheek,
She wss oeeids me stfll. the same
Kind watcher, o'er the wan and weak.
Dear mother, In that helpless hour sd.
What ceasciess tenderness was thine!
70 fuard 20 carefully the flower,
That health and bloom might yet be mine.
And life. and boom, and hope were given
Once more N, mother sang and smiled
Oar home was like cloudleta beavsn--
grev . happy. healthy child!
o. ehildboods gay and laughing hour,
Why do 70 roll so swiftly by,
When fairer bloom the Summer flowers,
And stars shine brighter In the skyf
Old Tine may spread his tireless wings.
Ard on ward sweep with tireless niahf,
Rearing earth's fairest, loveliest things
B~yond the ken Of mortal sight:
Yet Nemory's harp shall still be near
; rd bid her strike each golden string,
And onee again shall charm my ear
The songs my mother used to sing.
The aovsrs that round my pathway bloom,
The glorious stars that nightly shine, q.
Nay fads away IN endless gloom,
But Memory's gift shall still be mine;
And when the last dark hour shall come,
Ndsrsweetesf harmonies she'll bring,
While anseh wait 10 bear me home,