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Mining Clothes.
Apple ation for Fste,.
MOI No. 100.
L. =. EiGls1IE,s r~

L. :. kEGIs1kR's Ory,cr
AUSTIN, NcNaUa, Lee mL,r.:d ~
- UIitE IL BIEhIY GIItI"-
~ Hermann Ht,yI, main Las, lat
Ilcd in this Cfi.cc IA plnt ,hsa
with a notice ei APPLICATION lor $50
from the Unittu states, ufu,r ne, lssd
gress approved Nay H., ls.2 I,rrumlt
hundred uGoU) feet OF q ctrtaIn Sa sAs
or uCl osil OF quartz or otLtrrck i'm,
iCarlEg sii>tr, known astle IaI@ml
louc, run ming ,51 tt,t III an cast, W.
S43 fctt in a Westerly dir, ui,n ND
. uIdtri Crse Incline. situated w.
Eureka Mining district, IaIL~rt
state OF Nc>aoa, and more par,i"r
ues,riLod as follows, To Wt
slkVEN NJ. 80.
Cginning at II ust h.arkod No.,rl
survey No. ~, whence Ost No. ~
Ny No. -. mace Tor Tie lLrcka ~
oatcu MirIIg tcnl aryIlou The ny
we louc 'r uol usit, LIARS \. II d,Sj
min. W. eSol let. tlc highest l@ss1
liuLA linl, o.. /, tears y. IL icy. M,1
W. 90 feat. y rciudntLt ulyfaj
No. =. thr sun nil oi Sll>,r liill. i,arNd
.9,,g. =, mII. J.. I.N21 ,,t. lLc Fac n
III the town oi fur'la Lars N..S@Si
min. /. ib,:a5f'tt. ana II ctDfr,ss1
main incline on the ] IL dtrl,r ro n
b, arS = 81 deg. T.. so l. let. il"%'
Tanning y. nh deg. L.. sl2 l.. lc,t ill.,
:. 81 - u,g. /. rs, feet; thence = ;I \
j.. 40 aru I.lu act th,itc y. 81 H.
W. SO feet thence :. 81 ii cog. " XXI
feet. aid thcI &C. y. "a o'y. VI aGts
the rln,c oi b', il niEg, c,ntailinc1 "a
pi.ii0 hcr, s. tuuis s tAl r ss,G IRON
thu" meridian, With q nakhttie y,rs,
ol H. IL ucc. ] asi.
This claim is on unsurvCyCd land .
is luuIdt on Ioi,E,r,Idl y My ki@
clam ants. Che h,ar,st Mite IL
JtnkSNlIlc on the west.
Ihc iotioc al q diagram of the an
claim cal be fouI d osi " at the ILlt
u, rye iLtlinc uI,n tiic lode.
AL III ID T.. SHANNON.
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a Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. l9S
L. 5. REGISTERS OFFICE,

80
AUSTIN, Nevada, december I'D, ISL
\ Office IS Hereby GIVEN THAT
y Hermann ilryncmann has tins
day filed in this Ollie" a plat, togeth-
r With n notice OF application tor Il Pa
tent from the United states, unucr act o.
Congress, approved Say luth, 1872, Ion
twelve hunor d n-o0l feet OF Il certain
vein, lode or deposit of quartz or other
rock i'll place, bearing SIlVtr T, know aS
III" ~ Dorado deposit or lndp, running
90 feet 81 uthcastyry and GW feet north
westerly from III" location OF the notice
lode, situmtcd in Eureka Mining district
Lander County, STATE OF Nevada, and
more particularly described as follows, to
wit
SURVEY NO 53.
BeTinning al Il post marked No. l, L. S,
survey No, d, whence post No. l OF sur
Wy No. 81, made torthr Eureka COn>oIi
'lat"d Mining Con pany, upon the Luck
We lode or deposit. bears y. Il deg 9 min.
+. cos f'tt. The summit of Ruby Hill.
No. |, bears y. ,l23 1cct. y Prominent
rocky p lint, No. =, the summit of Silver
Hill, Gears y. 81 deg. min. f.. 1871 feet.
he flag staff inthetOwn OF Eureka bears
running :. III doc. f.. M fe2t theme"
:. Ga deg. w. 30 feet thence y. ia
deg. W i2pft"t, and thence \. G1s4 deg.
r. 800 feet to the place Of beg ming, con.
tanning s II 20 lD acres. A.. ,urSeS taken
iroin thelrut mcrldian, with a magnetic
variation oil Ii 10" e. last.
1hiS claim is on unSuIVryrd lands, and
is bounded on neither en- by any known
claimants. The nearest mine are the
Laurel and Elise.
The notice and platS Ofthc above claim
can To-" found posted at the open cut, the
central point OF location OF the lode.
AlFR. ID +. SHANNON,
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Icaal Notirrs.

claim to lot IL, block II, Monroe survey,
kureka, with improvements. two houses.
Also lot in rear oil Turner Uousr, Mct"y
survey, Eureka, with improvements. II
frame housr. IaN, SIS lU; delinquency,
- 81: total. So IL.
jam Wnaleu, also rossrssOry claim
tn lot !. block Is, McCoy survey. Eureka.
TAX, So -: delinquency, IS cents; total,
Sc 50.
Henry Wilson, also possessory claim to
lot 6. block -, Nctoy survey. Eur 'ka.
with improvements, n frame house. lax,
Sl925; delinquency, 81 Ei; total, 81 Is.
y. II. ANDERSON,
District Attorney OF ] auder county.
JOHN III. EMERY. sheriff.
February, \. ID. 1873. lis NV
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and in accordance with law ana an or
der of the | oard of Trustees, made on the
SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARl, 1853, SO
many shares of each parcel of said stock
as may be necessary, will be sold ut pub
lie auction, at the Gflic" of the Company,
on the SINH DAY OF MARI ii, 1873,
mt the houro | O'Clock z. VI. OF SAID day,
to pay said delinquent assessment there.
OIL, togrtmr with costs OF ADVERTISING and
cNpcnS OF sal.
JOSEPH MAGTIRE, Secretary,
Oillcr-Kooin ~, Hayward's building.
No. il9 California street, Il Francisco,
California;. lis
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TO THE
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES
DR.. GIBR0N'S DIsPENSARY

Nc 623 KEARNEI STREET,
~ corner Commercial, San ur
Francisco. Private entrance on
commercial street. Established MS
in 1854, for h|etrratmcnt OF SrNu- IL"
al and Seminal Disease, such as GnnOrr
hea, elect, Structure, Syphilis in all il.
forms, Seminal Weakness, Inipotcncy,
etc, etc. Skin diseases OF years %StanIirw
and liberated Legs, etc, successfully
treated.
DIR. GIBrON has the pleasure of an,
nouncing that he has returned from Wis.
itingthr principal Hospitals OF Europc
and has resumed Practice.
The Doctor has spared neithcrtime nol
money i'll seeking out e remedies, anu
mas returned with mere aSeu lacllllltS Ton
The alienation OF human Sl.i!t ring,
Seminal Weakness.
seminal emission is the cuiSpuuruc,
Of Scli-ahls". This solitary wee. or u,.
pravcd scAua indulgence, Is praciIccd l.,
me youth oil bOlh to III almost uii.
limited extent, reducing with un,rriIr
81 rtainty h following tram OF n.orIlu
symptoms, unless c~Onubatra by scientific,
medical measures, NJ SalloW counter.
incc, dark spots under the ewes. lulu il,
the mead, ringing in the ears, nGls, Xix,
Cl' RUSHING Oh leaves or r~attllng OF chart.
toS, ul"aSlleS> about the Ions. weakness
81 the limbs, confused iSiOn blu,,t,u In.
lelltci, loss oil confluence, dIiliurnce in an.
nroacIliE strangers, Il uISHkp 10 torn,
new acqualntanccS, Il disI OSition to shIc
society, loss ol IN liOrN pinnDlcs ANA IA.
cloiS ttuptlnnS about the lace. hectic
1uShcS, iurred tongue, iuiid brcath
coughs, CONSUMPTION, night Swrats mo
'ionialIla, II frequently INSANITY. II re-.
net be not obtain q, You should alnlN Inn.
medlatclI, either III person or by lct, p
ana nave Il cure effected by his new AMI
scientific mode OF treating this dis, aSe
winch never fails OF c1reciIng "A uulck ana
radical cure. ~
Cured at Home.
PERSONS at Il Cl>iauce MAY be CI'RE1
~ lOMf., 10y addrcssii . a lc;trr 10 In
hlbBoN stating case, ~ lnptumS, Ippn1b
oi tihic Inc disease has Continued. ana
nave medicine promptly iorWardt u. ire,
iroii' damage anG curiosity, To auNI,r,
81 the country. Wit Iuil and plain oir,.c.
IONS Tor use, by lnclosing $40 in coin IN .
registered letter through the Postotfic, -,
thr"uSh Wells, Fargo d Co.
n M OF medicine will be forward.
eu U! Express toanN part OF the Ininn
PERSONS wrltlngtnthc Doctor will Meas.
state II name OF the PAPER they sec n
Il \ertiSenient in. va"
All strictly contida,,
tial. N""eh'
Address, DIR. ]. GIpunE
Box 1857. san Francisco Cali,orni.
milu-lN
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EMON MILL AND MINING com.

Tliclpii pace Oh business,
Guy aud county OF san francisco, STATE.
oi location OF works, Eureka
N!ning district, Lander county, State
of Nevada.
Notic, Is hereby given, that at a meet
ing OF h loarG of trustees hclu IN. the
18th day of February. 1873, an assess.
ment oil one dollar (SD per share wn>
irNleu upoi. the capital stock OF the cor-
lnratloii, payable immediately i'm United
Slat' ; Golu COIN, TO the Secretary. a;
his Office, No. G,S Merchant street San
Francisco, California.
ANY STOCK upon which said assessment
snail remain unpaid on the eighteenth
I o.hl day Oh March, 1871, VIII be deIin
putht, n advertised Tor sale nj puGiic
auction, ana unless pay mcnt is made
before, will be sold on JTtSDAN 49,.
eighth (Sthl day of April. 1873, to pay the
"~eliiIqurht assessment, together with
COSTS Oh ADVERTISING and expenses of sale.
!. +. MlIIIKEN, secretary.
office No. G0s Merchant street Gan
Francisco. California. ms
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Apple for Patent.
L. S. LAND OFFICE, AUSTIN. New,

L. S. LAND OFFICE, AlsTlN. NEN-
~1autary lStn. 1873.
NJ Office Is HEREil GIVEN, That
~ \. l. Scim,r and ihCn as Conn.
whose p~ostoflice address is Eureka, ] an
der county, State OF NrNaua, have made
application Tor patent Tor six hundred
CtU linear feet Ol the Galloway lode,
bearing silver II other mn, rails. The
same being three huiIdrvd 500 It ct W. 81
erly ana three hundrau tiO,l feet east rly
from discovery shaft thereon, with sur
lace ground two hundr d iert i'll width
situate in Eureka Mining District, an
der county, STATE II Ne>ad, II described
in the plat and field notes on file i'll this
office. as follows, viz:
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

DHENlN SILVER MINING CoMpA-
Ny. ocation of works, Eureka
Mining District, Lander County, State OF
Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account
of ass sSmpnt No. q. levied on the 'th
day of January, lS12, tn" several amounts
set ~opposit" the narnp OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

JACKSON MINING COMPANI-LO.
d cation of works, Eureka Mining Dis
trict, Lander County, Nevada.
Notice.-Ihere are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on q OF
assessment no. ~ levied on the 23d day
OF January, 1872, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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Apple ation for Patent
NOTICE No. 1876.

L. =. REGISTERS orrue Z
AUSTIN, NtNada, December 20, l-.i 4
" O1lCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, NIL
~ hermann licIhcmann has This N
ME, III this ofi.C &C IL Plat, together VII
not ice OF alpIltatIOl, iprH atent il0mnF
United states. unutr act Oi turgreMv
proved Nay 10, H., Tor eight huld,I
tout) feet I'll IL c,r;ain NiH. lUur or drleI
Oi quartz or other rock III place, Lparj
silver. known as the ! ulu Nron al
runnil = 400 t,t IOIthoriN ald ia n
Souihelly from the ] ord ] ron shrY
situated in the Eureka Mining IilDl
Lander county, state of Ne>aua, Al
more particularly described as iollel
to Wit
SURVEY NO. "a.
BEGINNING at n post marked No. !, I'll
survey No u, Wi,LCcI ost Me-. | II sur}
No. %, madr IL l~ltrnaIn II, /, nd
ri on the J. ! q Z, oSIt or lode, Tad
y. y deg 3 min. J.. 49, let. The I'd
nit I'll huiN Inn No. | b, ars y. 5dJ
MI. W. 800 1tct. y r. mincnt IGd
point. NO. =, the summit OF Silver III
bears y. :Sd dc Z. 30 min r. 1917 feet. ID
flag staff in the tow of Eureka bcarl
- deg. ~ min. r. 1851 feet, and theld
lIr. shaft bears :. ga deg. W. i05i
thence running ) 16h deg. T.. .OUh
thence =. 1917 Ocg. W. 800 # q thena1
16h W. 40 feet, and thence n. l3A q
r.. $50 feet, To post No. !, the lace Of
ginning, containing ; and Gl-lt0 ao
Courses expressed a the true mel
lar With Il magnetic Variation Of lGh q
last.
The claim is on unSur\eycd lanOs.,
is loundtd on the Hoith ly the Ii
LODI, and elsewhere ny 10 InOwD ca1
ants.
The notice ard diagram of the ala
G aim can be found posted 1T tie II
Eyron Shaft.
ALFRED l.. SHANNON,
G"S-c0l p,utst,
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Pancake Fire Brick

'uNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS. AT THE
RICHMOND FURNACE, "A ouuL..
tlty OF Fire Rrick made for lining fur.
haces, !rom Inc Pancake stone. Furnace
"o-l-tJ n CI,J "
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And in accordance with law, and an
order OF the Board OF trustees, made on
the sd day of January, 1873, 50 many
shares of each parcel of said stock n.
may be necessary. will be sold AT public
auction, at tn Office of the cpmp,nv.
room u. Hayward's Building, iIg Callor'
MA str .et, San Francisco. California, on
TUESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF MARCH, 1873, at the hour OF l
O'CLOCK p. NJ. OF said day, to pay said delin-
quent assessment theron, together with
costs of advertising and expenses of sale,
II. Z. kIBBE, Secretary.
Ofnce-Room q, Hayward's Building,
fornia. m1td
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~ Q. 623 KEAKNEY SIREEl,
~ corner Commercial, San /gr
francisco. Private entrance on
COmm crcial street. Established a%F&
in 1904, for thptrpatmput OF Srxu- -
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[FRoM OUR CHARLESTON CORRESPONDENT
Charleston Letter.
CHARLESTON, April 80. 1873.

SdARLESlON, tdpFil OO, 1910.
In the long past but never-to-be-for-
gotten Ante bellum days, the great event
of the Summer season was undoubtedly
the Fourth" and dim indeed must be
the memory of that man who does not
recollect the great national festival with
its attendant speeches, martial displays
and patriotic explosions the war
which obliteratcd SO many things of the
past, may be said to have also extinguish-
ed in great measure with us, the cole
bration of the American jubilee, and
what more natural, than in the absence
of q fete of our own we should console
ourselves with that of another people, and
in the pleasures and amusements of the
Schutzentest vent those enthusiastic feel
ings layished Of yore on the Anniversary
OF Am9can Independence. Since the
close ofthe war, owing to what has been
above stated, the German shooting fes-
tival" has increased in Importance until
at length it ranks MS the most popular
holiday of the year to the votaries of
pleasure in our city. The old festivals"
of the Fathcrland, from which this is cop
led are,of ancient institution, so old indeed
that it would puzzle an Antiquarian to
determine precisely when they commen-
ced, before the invention OF gun powder
the archers probably amused themselves
with bows, MS the rifcmen now do with
their guns; it is concerning one of these
latter gentry, "The tree shooter" that
the famous old German legend is told,
which relates that he made an interest
ing, but slightly disastrous compact with
the evil one, who provided him with sew
en- balls, six would infallibly hit what
ever the marksInan chose to aim st. but
the seventh was to be governed entirely
according to the will of his satanic maj
esty, the story is more Interestingly told
in the form of o we'll known opera "Dei
Freischutz."
Much noise is necessary to awaken
your slumbering "deutscher," "his sleep
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!, VULNERABLE.

TO raise the wind, confidential circu-
lars were sent out from Washington to
all the postmasters, requesting remit
tancc in envelopes enclosed to aid in elect
ing General Grant to the presidency.
OF course these met general response,
and the swindlers were largely repaid for
their ingenuity. At any other time than
the present such a miserable attempt to
deceive would have beer suspected, but
as it is we'll understood that Office is
maintained only by bribery and corrup-
tion, the scheme was quite AU FAIT. Ap-
pointee or employee is expected to SUBJ
scribe his quota to elect the party nomi-
nee, or the head of the refuser goes to
the block. 1t is only necessary to make
the demand, and the price of refusal is a
loss of place. However,, this is not in
timidation; but let laborer be told at
the South, that he will be discharged if
he votes for villain to rob and oppress
his employer, and it is interfering with
civil rights, and severe penalty is an
ncxed. Liberty forever.
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j. w. PATRICK & CO.,

(suCcEssoR TO 4. q. vINCE)
, ESPECTFULLY call the attention of the
lD Pnhlic to the new addition of SPRING
GOOrS inst received and for sale at EXCEED.
NGLY LOW PRICES. Our stock consists in
part Of
Lenos, japanese, Grenadines, Oil Colored Per-
Gales, Polka Dots, Launs, Crochet Nai1-
sooks Pain and Check Canbric
White and Colored Organ
dies, White and Col vi
ored Swiss,
White and Colored Pique, Notions, Para
soils, &c, Latest Styles Spring Cloth,
ing and GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS.
We have brought to this market the CeIe.
brated Star Shirt which I'VE guarantee to lit
and wear better than any other kind. Meas
ures taken and made TO order.
Having for long time seen tho necessity of
introducing first class Boot and Shoe in this
market will make this Department speciality,
where can be found any kind of Boot and Shoe
desired from the incest Philadelphia aand
made to the more common grades. Call and
inspect our stock before you purchase and see if
we can please you.
j. w. PATRICK & co.
March 20, 1873 3 1y
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Proceedings of Council.
LORANGEBuRa. IS. @. April

SnhNG,DOaSf, Y. ". hpTli 20.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present, the Mayor aud Alder
men Boliver, Willcock, Martin and
oliveros. Minutes of last meeting
were read and approved.
Upon motion the Mayor was empow-
cred to issue commissions to num-
Der of night Police.
Upon motion, it was resolved, that q
Town Tax of ONE MILL, be levied upon
all Real Estate, and also, at theaame
time, to be collected the Licence Tax
on all Business and Professions, &C., as
is laid down in Ordinance Books, on
Page % to page 81, inclusive. The
time for collecting the said Tax on Real
Estate and Professions or business shall
begin on the Fifteenth (1o) day of May
1873, and the Tax Books will be closed
on he I'd day of June 1873, at which
time all .defaulting Tax-Payers shall
pay a penalty ofTwenty (20) per CEN
tulr OIL their orlginal assessment.
Whereas appeals from the Elliott
Hook and Ladder Company, have
come to this Council for assistance to
put their organization in better plight
to contend with the fire.fend; and
whereas, this Body approaching the
efficient and valuable services of such
an organization to the Town in tile
event of fires, unanimously, vote them,
the sum of One Hundred and Fifty
(15O) dollars. To be paid upon the
order Of the Company, when Council
is insfunds.
Upon motion it was resolved, that
two, if not more. of "Babcocks Fire Ex-
tinguishers," be procured for the ser
vices of the Town.
On motion, Council adjourned.
j. j. OLIVEROS,
Clerk o. II. G.
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4 JUST USE FOR ALARM

Governor Leslie, of Kentucky. in n
a message to the Legislature of that Com
monwealth, says:
""The cause of the people of Louisiana
is.our cause, for their danger is our dan
ger. The bitter cup which they drink
today may be soon commended to our
lips To abandon her is to abandon the
common cause Of State Rights. If the
great wrong which has been perpetratcd
against her shall pass unchallenged and
unr, dressed now, it may serve as pre-
cedent TO render resistance to similar en-
croachments more difficult in the fulure.''
The cause of the people of Louisiana
is. the cause of every State of the Union.
The interference of federal power there
to'enforce O. biased decree to the detri-
ment of one class Of its citizens, for the
protection Of another which scruplcs at
no tyranny too base, or no acts too venal
to enrich its party, is but an exchange Of
federal strength for favors received from
itsSsupporters. 1t is the game of "you
sickle ihe and III tickle you" 1t is a
condition Of affairs which repuaiates any
claims Of worth or loyalty, such as Radi
calism may not impose. It denolishes
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law and equity, and ovefturns liberty

law and equity, and overturns liberty
with the blow itsaims at.any party other
than il, own. President Grant in his
expressions. declared That the welfare Of
the entire; country, would be- striyen for
in his executive capacity. How has he
redeemed his promises. BY clogging the
wheels of State Government, by muzzling
the judiciary, and by bringing ruin and
confusion upon one-i1alf6f the country.
The dogma of Estate Rights was the
Lernan monster. that required the Her
culean strenth Of the world to destroy.
1t is again invoked as the oracle of desti-
ny to lead the Union locked States from
their maze of bewilderment. Estates
Rights" appealed to a convention of
peers TO rectify usurpation. Those peers
denounced its complaints as treason, and
cut loose from their sheet anchor, in their
zeal 10 ehastlse one bold champion OF
right. Now the iron heel is set heavily
on their necks, and national pride is ex-
changed or degradation ofhumiliation
which knows no equal among the nations
of the world. The States vested SO much
of their sovereignty in a general govern:
ment, ms was deemed compatible with
the mutual interests. In relinquishing
their inherent rights as the parties most
affected, they placed themselves III the
power of party. 1t is only for the cir
cumstance of political change to occur,
to make Kentucky Or Massachusetts, feel
what Louisiana, and South Carolina
~
realizes today as ftttcred provinces.
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Blue RIDGE SCRIP.

Chief Justice Moses has delivered his
opinion, which declares the issue of this
scrip illegal, and concludes his argument
BY saying, "if the issue of the scrip by
the State Treasury involves the State in
any obligation to the holders, the duty
rests with the Legislature, not the courts,
to declare how it shall be met"
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BANK OF THE STATE BILLS

Mr.. Justice Hunt delivered the opin-
iop in the case of Theodore Wagner VS..
j. r. Stoll, Treasurer of Charleston,
thatthe taxes of 1870 were required to
be paid in specie. CT bills of specie pay
ing banks, and that the collector was JUS
ti6able in refusing the tender of Bank of
the State bills"
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Sheriff If S Sales.

By virtue Of Sundry Executions to mo di-
rected, win sell to the highest bidder. Mt
Orangeburg G. H., on the FIRST MON
DAY in May next, FOR CASH, all the
Right, Title and Interest of the Defend
ants in the following Property, viz:
1. One tract Of land containing 400 acres
more or less, in Orangcburg County, bound
ed on the Northeast by Columbia Road, East
by lands formerly Of ii. @. SWannarlaker,
South and West by T. X. Snsportas.
3. One tract in said County containing
$50 acres more or less, bounded on the
North and West by land Of O. Farnnm.
East by the tract above described. and West
by.land of Il, IL. Saspoftas. Levied on the
property of Gosper lnabnet at the suit of
Jacob Amaker.
All that tract or parcel of land in said
County, containing l21 acres, with Dwell.
ing House and other Improvements, being
tract whereon j. Hamiltou Fielder now re-
sides, bounded on the South by the Orange
burg Road, and on NIL other sides by lands
of j. Hamilton Fielder Leviod on as the
property of j. Hamilton Fielder Gt Tie suit
of Thomas w. Mcllichamp.
One Buggy. Levied on as tho property of
Joel X. Whctsell ut the suit Of John f. and
Laura s. j. Jackson.
ALSO
AT Lewisvilie, (begipning at II O'clock ON
Monday aud continuing from day to day
until the whole stock is disposed off, oil the
Stock of Goods in Store, of Winfield Clark,
consisting Of Dry Goods. Groceries, Shoes,
Hats, Crockery, Tin Ware, so. Levied ON
on the property of Winfield Clark at the
Sherif's Offce, IT,. L. CAIN,
orangeburg O. II. s. GU SO. O.!
Apl 18th, 1871. ll
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