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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-11
EUREKA FOUNDRY.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE OF County TREASURER,
EuRFkA COUNTY. NEy., Oct. ls, $50.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
n the State and County taxes OF Eureka
eoanty, Nevada. for the fiscal year 1873, are
nov due and payable at the Office OF the
Ccnnty Treasurer of said comfy, nj HE bank
ieg hoise o, IL. Il. lmmal 3 To-, Main street.
Eureka, Nev., and that the law regulating
their collection viii be strictly ehivrccd.
Said trxes viii become delinquent Aovem'
Der II, 1873.
w. A. MDNTGOM ERY,
Treasurer Elroka County, Nevada. and ex-
oiieiJ Tax Receiver. olsu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-11
Business Change,

T TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORM
i the public that have purchased the en-
tire stock of groceries ard general merehan-
disc of r. BERG. on Main street, Eureka.
and that | will co0tinuc tho buSncss at the
old stand. solicit continuaudf OF the pat
ronage heretofore extended to ifN .dredeces-
sor. A. A.BEKG.
Referring to the above, | bcspeak for my
successor the liberal patronage hitherto be-
slowed upon me while conducting the same
business. also desire TO extend thanks to
the public for their patronage in the past.
h. BERG.
Eureka, Get. Il, 1879. ni-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-11
Closing Out at Cost.

ID renoyating, repairing and enlarging our
S'ure be.Ore the cold weather sets in. we have
determined to close out during the present
month our entire stock of goods AT COST.
This is no idle assertion, MS people will be
ubaudantly convinced by sailing to examine
our prices. he goods comprise an assolt-
mont as complete and fashionable as any
ever brought TO this market, and we assure
our friends and the public generally that we
are prepared how to offer better goods AZ
lower prices than was ever before presented
in this State. Now is the time to secure good
bargains by calling at our store, South Main
street. opposite odd Fellows NV building.
AUNT HANNAH,
Off MISS CASEY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-11
DR.. w. A,&PINKs,

ELEcTRo-MAGNETIt AND HYGIENE
PHYSICIAN.
Sprirg street, abo Capt. later's residence
I DO NOT PROFESS n BE ENDOWED
4 with supeInat' raj healing powers, or to
perform any uufathomable mysteries; but
with the laws OF Nature, common sense and
experience as my guide, seek the most eti-
cacious remedies adapted 10 the tcnlpcra-
meht and condition OF the patient
l make speciality o all diseases peculiar
to f,nlales and children; old chronic eases
which have dotted the rover OF drugs; nasal
catarrh, bronchites, colds and all diseases of
the lungs; private diseases Of oil kinds and
in every stage; rheamatism neuralgia, dys-
pepsia. etc. ] also propose to relieve al per-
sons Of the eff, cts of bad whisky, and all
without the use Of poisonous drugs. baths
of all kinds. Charges reasonable.
sn"6tf ". A. SpINES.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-03

his assets, and to return the difference
even if, as in Algebra, it has minus
sign before it. If.John Smith owns
fifsy thousand dollars worth ofpropcr.
ty, and owes forty thousand dollars,
should he be required to swear to the
Auditor that lie is worth $4,000,
when no capitalist will trust him for
more than $4,000 m;nas the home
stead Z =.
The present SYSTEM: Of taxing credits
without exempting debts is as up.
proved method of .extortionatc
taxation as ,an exerbitaNt assessment
could possibly be. The only time
nowadays that man feels rich i!
wien he Fra kej his return to the Au
ditor. But he feels monstrously pour
after paying the double taxation de-
vised by the sapicnt law givcrs. Dou
bic taxation should be abated as ,
nui anco.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-03

The most important lotsonto learn
from the facts oited, is that, unless
there be soon a great .imptovement
there is likely to arise at any time,
in almost every county In tho state,
q condition Of things precisely simi-
lar to that at present existing in
Edgsfeld. In every county 10 which
the negroes ara in majority, there
is probability Of just suoh q system
as is foued in the disturbed section
As long as the Radicals persist in
putting III office thieves and fouls
simply because of their fidelity to the
ratty, just 50 lung is there liability
TO trouble. The task now before the
state &C ernTont, and the republl.
eau party in South Carolina, is to
purify the entire system Of such men
us Tenuent, and replace them with
competent aud trustworthy efioials.
By this means, and this only, oan the
dominant party hope to bring about
real peace and prosperity in the
state. Should they omit to do this
the responsibility for any troubles
will 7 c,t upon them in sush way
that it cannot be cva'led. The next
two 'yeara will give tbs party ample
opportunit@ to arry out such poll
ay. It'remAins to be scon whether
they will have the wisdom and tho de-
ccnoy to do sc. ..-......:-,-A. .hA'.,..g. Il.
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Double Taxation.

We propose to show brichJ tina,
the present system of taxiug c.cdits,
such Is notes, bonds and mortgages, is
unjust, inasuuch as it is really impos
ing dou BILE taxation upon the people.
1t is cha nging tie Sc. ip: ure, so as to
read, "From him that hath, shall be
taken, and from him that hath not,
shall be taken away even that which
he scemcth to havo'
|; Let us assure that A owns SIC, 900
worth Of land, md b hus $4,000 in
cash. a borrows this money, giving
'as security.a mortgage on his lana, and
invests the loan, cay, in personal prop.
erty. The two parties now hold
between them, $20,OOO worth Of
|rproperty end a .piece,>of paper moth
ing more, nothing less. Yet, when an
assessment is made, \ returns S20,-
600, all ! B return, his mortsa "a at
%io,"p9, making in. all ', $3u, 900.
Whence cQmey = TIL, extra $40
OC0? 1t exists nowhcrc, save ia. the
fer.; le. brain Of the. ,stute money!
grabbing legislator, AND the sculy
tangible thing about it is the tux upon
it paid into the troasury.
Let us make the statement more
general. Assume that in South Curo.
linn there are $50, 200, 900 worth Of
property ind $4,000, 900 in cash.
Now suppose all the cash to be loan
ed to the holders of tho property, and
the entire prorcuy in the Sta;e
nortgaged for payment. Tnca thore
would be S5O,o00,OOo Of property,
50,oO0,00O of cash, and $50, 900 900
Of mortgages. Wh II tbs assc ,smcnt is
ordered, alt these ere rcturael, and
tn, State ia apparently worth $780,
600, 900. 4 levy Of sixteen mills ON
this assessment is really an assessment
Of twenty-four mills OF the actual
amount ofprovc'.'y In fho State.
We believe this is close approx.
nation to the financial condition of
the State. 1t is true that not all the
property in South Carolina is mort
saged, but thero are millions Of dol.
lars Of notes and bonds outstanding,
and in these cases there is double
taxation, either of tho money loaned
Or the property virtually pledged as
Tho true method Of discovering the
'otual amount Of property in the
State is by permitting each iadividu-
i to deduct all his liabilities from
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to the amount Of ton dollars or over
shall be proof that that the owner Is
9 bandit unless ho can show that it
was stolen. .. ( .
g. Auy person who has heretofore
borne good character shall be deem,
cd q bandit uutil tho contrary Ii
proved. 'r#>, =.
9. Persona with black skins, wool
~ hair and Ethiopian features sha
not bo considered bandits unless
shown to haze voted the Co.iscrva.
tive ticket.
! 10. Persona convicted of crime or
indicted therefor shall in no case be
considered bandits, and for the pur
poses of this rule pardon from Gov.
kellogg shall be deemed additional
proof of guilt. Any person may
claim the benefit Of this rulo who CO n
prove to the entiro satisfaction Of the
officor nrrosting him that ho ought to
have been convi,ted Of some crime,
and satisfactory evidence that the
party so arrested voted the Republi.
can ticket at tho fast election shall
be sufficient proof Of such liability.
And | hereby enjoin tho said
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan to DO vigilant
and energetic in this great duty ot
| sitting tho chaf from tho wheat, &C
that the population of Louisiana
may, rs soon as possible, consist en-.
tircly of ne groes and thieres nnt
give a unanimous support to my nd
| ministration.
US. GRANT, President.
HAMILTON FISH, SEC. of State.
Troy Press, 7th jan.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-03
In BankruDtCy,

In tho District Court OF tho U. 8. for the
District Of South Cnrolina--in the
matter of'D. g. .Msane, Bankrupt
T1HIS 10 20 give sstioe Nat a warrant
i in Bankruptcy WAS issued out Of the
Dis,ric Ct Court Of tho United States for
tho Distric, Of South Carolina on th 29,h
January, 1875, hgainst ,ht es:'a.e Of u
G.. Means, Of Fairfield County. Of the
State Of South CArofinn,' who hath been
adjndged a Bankrupt upon his Petition {;
. thnt the payment of any d bis. and The
delivery ofnny property belonging to said
Bankrupt, 10 him or for his uae. aud t.e
transfer Of any property BY him nro for.
5idden by law; that a meeting Of the
creditors Of sail Bankrupt. TO; prove
their debts. and 10 .ohoese one
or moro Assignees Of lis ,es.
tate, will be hold. at a Cou.t of, Ba nkrup,
cy. to be holden hu he 18Th day: of Feb
ruary; A. D. 1875, atl2 o'cl6ok H., nj
Yorkfille. s. G., before w. Il. Clawson,
A'q ope Of the Registers Of said Court
Il. II. WALLACE,
=. U.S.. Marshall as Messenger.
q -. .'"" 'Bv -
7: W. CLAwsoN. psputy Messenger.
fob 3-xZ =, .. "a. - >.
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in Sumter on tho 9Th .ult. lie wa.
.hc independent candidate for Gov
ernor at tho lat r!cotion, and during
the canTpAigu not word wns uttered
against his honor or. integrity. Hir
loss will be severe felt.
Whippcr and Moses Jr., arc aspi:.
ants for the Jud dgoship Of tho 5tb
Ci:cuit. The election of either
would be q public calamity. Mr..
A. j. Shaw Of Marion will probably
bo candidate. Ho woald honor the
position. Tho administration has
not yet announced its candidate. i.
G. Northrop formerly Of tho Union
Herald is also spoken Of.
---.--.-o. o
The House Of Representative has
adopted n resolution Lismissing the
oontcst in the case Of the Charleston
delegation, and declaring the sitting
members legally entitled to their
seats. This action is doubtless a
source of great relief and rejoicing
to the respectable people. of Charles
ton, assuring them, rs 1t does, that,
for two years at least, they will be
free from tho corruption and machi.
nations Of Bowen and his ring.
There is reason to hope, too, that the
power Of this ring is permanently
broken, and that the conservatives
Of Charleston will in future have at
least some representation in the state
and county governments.
In recent dobnte in the House
on the proposition to make the Offices
of Auditor and Treasurer elective,
Leslie took occasion to make a vio.
lent incendiary haranguc against the
"democrats,' and to charge Them
with violence, assassination, and
every conceivable :yillainy, Ito was
reoukcd ny Col. beatty Of York, and
Col. Crittendcn of Grcehville.
1t strikes US that this is tho same
Leslie who stole all the money ,ap.
propriated to buy lands for the freed.
men, and who ran. away from the
State to escape punishment. Why
is this villain still permitted to
swagger in tho halls Of tho Lcgisla.
ture ? WHY'S ho not arrested and
tried Is Justice in South Carolina
asleep? Or is tbs attorney. General
asle,p2
Andy johnson has been elected
u. S. Senator from Tennessee. lie
Is remarkable man. Originally
tailor, lie has Sled in. succession al.
most all tho Offices in the gift of tho
oeoplo. lie has been governor, U.
). Senator, Vice President, and
President ; and now after a lapse Of
TX years, rc.cntcrs the senate, eager
or the fray. lie has bosom fun
# fgricvances to redress agains tic
adical party for endeavoring to i'm.
'cAch him, and against Grant for
aving, as Johnson claims, lied ma.
icicusly to him. lie has bcoA rails
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-03

ing estcap fCr six years and his biler
is about % full as was tho Praire
Bellies when it had------s'a hiGger
squat on the safety valve, and The
furnace oramm.d, ro.ia and pine.D
nhere'll be,a big explosions when
Andy gets fairly started. We shall
expect some fun when the tailor
puactures with bis noodle the .leathe-
ty hide Of the Galsna tanner. He'll
make Grant smoke, "you betI" .IN.
5ldgo Nackoy has dono good
work iu Edge6eld., His ,report to
Gov. chamberlain is aHle, Gxha ustfve
and, we firmly believe, entirely COR
rect in every particular. Ills re-
commendations oro wise, and have
oeon approved Ly tho Governor. A
special beatitude is annuun,el for
the peacemaker. If Judge Maskey
succeed III lestoling harmony in our
unfortunate sister county, he will be
entitled 10 the thauks of all good
citizens irrespective Of race or part,
So soon as the ,spub!ioan leaders
begin to direct all their effort. to Sc.
curing honest governments nnd com.
potent officials, they will find that os.
tracism and race autagouism and
party heut will rapidly disappear
Tne conservatives of South Carolins
are the most easily oontented people
in tho world, and Gov. Cham berlait
and Judge Mackey have done mucf
to conciIiate them in thi, Elgc6el,
matter. -.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-03

II you lie at ull,% lis sublimely
1Ne only ,0ay to lie CORRECTLY is to lie
satltmssly.'" 4'. ,a..
Never boforeSg has 50 much truth
been oompressed into SO few words.
This senteuoo is like .applos Of geld
in pictures Of silver. Mr.. Beecher
has exemplificd the definition of wit.
True wit |. natdret to adva Mt, go drcssed.
That oft was thought h fore, but ne'sr
,,,sqmwell esPre-scI,'" ......
Who has ever enunciated this rule
before, and yet for how many ycurs
has y heeu taci,lt Of suuoonsciou<ly
accepted as the gold, IL rule for lying
with suooess Z How often have we
seen, weak cvasions, quibblings and
provarications Vanqnishcd by truth,
and how often has truth, IN its turn,
boen isno miniously routed by sturdy,
barefaced, sublime lyin:
This rule is universal in its appli.
cation to individuals and circum.
"tances. Tho willy diplomat,
remembering that the ohjcc; vf Ian
guage is to conceal thought, lies
sublimely, and thus gains power
for his state and honor for him.e.f.
The SCARED veteran, to mialead his
opponent, lies sublimely, and when
the battle is gained he is cxtolled for
his strutegy. Tbe roii,ie.l bla,her.
skite on the hustings,' in dc6ning
his pulley lies sublimely, and is
GRANTED fresh opportunity for plum.
der. The speculatur, in reporting
he market, lies subliu,ely, aud
.musses Millions, aaI is called &
splendid fin meier. The l.zy schoo
boj, with horrible Visions If imper,
ect recit,ti,ns and supple bircl
'wigs, feig"s headache, and by
lying sublimcly, obtains pern'issi OF
to remain at home. AID lust bu
not least, the sighiAg lover, sotin nj
upon this universal rule, with ;he
> REQUISITE d"isor Of the lip aud moist
IRE "f th., eye aud husky trc null ,us
1893 Of the voice, goes duwni upon bi
! Rneoe before his ;innamorata, an,
With malice afore:hou sh., and withou
, adequate appreciation Of the gro,
hereafter, 'lios, willfully, egregriods
y and snbli'Hcly as he pours the oft
. told tale into her willing ears.
/ |, is vain to.expostul.te, They. all d
1t. Tho principle has beon re, ogniz
{ for agcs' But it. .remAined for, th
) shepherd Of tho plymouth flock, thu
T. intellectual, monarch of religion
, teachers, tho pine 'amoug ccdars o
the ninst eesKA: eontuty,'. 70 grdppl
8 with this undefned,. bludowy powe
J., hat hos no long acted as the unsee
. notor Of hnman action, and to cm
). body it in tho compact, t,ngible for,
, - "To lie correctly is to lie sublime
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-03
Ridgcway. .',Wheefwright an
Blacksmith ShOp,
anu

r wish to inform my lr!rcus and the
l. public geh"rn,Iy thnt nm now loca.
ted beside the Masonic Hnu, whero
IN prepared to do Iior.e Shoeing aud
:ail kinds Of plnrta ion Dlaoksmilh work
also, Wagon. and Buggy repairing done
with the usual promptness. j.. :,
=. NJ. SrENCE,
fob Il lxl Whcclwright and B1ncksmith
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-03
THE FAIFIELD HERALD:
H. MEANS DAVIS, Editor,
Wednesday, Morning February 3, 1875

F.J. Moses, Jr., and Niles G. Par
ker have entered into law partner
ship. A noble pair. Franks first
case was in defending q negro cbarg.
ed with perjury. If any one can set
up defence for such n crime it
sho /. Id be Moses.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-03
Death of Judge John T. Green.

Judge Grcor died Of consumption
in Sumter on tho 27th,ult. lie wa,
,hc independent capdidatc for Gov.
crnor at tho lat c.cotion, and during
the caiRpaigu nota word wns uttered
against his honor Or integrity. Iii.
loss will be severe felt.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-03
buy THE
PREMIUM MILL !

L an ,tillprepsrcd 10 make and repair
any kind. wv WV" "
ALSO:
,on a. E'9 Is Of coffins and Cases kept on
mana. Prices to sui, the times.
ae~ My Mills. havo taken the Ars
pfem'um at the STATE Fair for severn
@ov 26 y, W. McCREIGHT.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-11
Meeting Of the Grand Council Of Laborers
and Mechanics.

Last evening there was large meeting o.
the delegates of the laborers and mechanics
at their hall on Poydras street, when the fol,
lowing officers were elected permanently:
President, B. A. McCehrey; First Vice
President, Samuel Martin; Second Vice
President, Jacob Muller; Secretary, j. F.
McAlley; Assistant Secretary, J. Moynan
Treasurer, 7. Zinser, Sergeant-at-Arms, T. E.
Smith.
This body meets next Monday night when
several important measures will be presented.
The following resolution was unanimously
carried last night:
Resoloed, That the Secretary of this asso-
citation call upon his Honor, the Mayor, and
request of him to furnish this association
with a list of officers and employees in each
department, their occupation and salary, also
their residence. the number of carts in each
district and the names Of the owners Of the
carts, also the number of mechanics en-
ployed in each department and the amount Of
wage, they receive.
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A .NfTNEIJ8 86Aa1ao W3 &HC


administration of the office has given to it 8
greater honor and dignity than il has known
| for many years. Mr.. Randall has watched
Mr.. Blaines course, and is equally well
posted in air parliamentary tactics, and il
we were an NJ G. we would certainly vote fol
him.
Mr.. copeland.
the irrepressible. the enterprising correspond
emit OF the Graphic and various other papers,
astonlshed the dear public generally and
Newspaper Row in particular, BY his wonder
full facility in getting information before any
one else. Always supremely good-natured,
Jolly and gentlemanly "Bil!y" pervades the
departments, the hotels and clubs with both
eyes and about a dozen ears wide open. A
Little while since some important change in
the Treasury administration was to occur
" Billy heard word or two-just enough
to make him wish for "more 80 over to
the Treasury he went Gen. Bristow had
gone to the White House. BILLY" followed
suit; but no Secretary.
He gnawed his mustache q minute. then
started on tour of general observation, un-
earthing the Secretary at last in q BARRIERS
shop. where Gen. Babcock and the financial
magnate were being polished off," Every
body likes our hero, so, the shaving finished,
Billy started down the avenue near, the
official couple talking of everything but the
topic he wished to investigate. At last as if
Just then thinking of it. with the demurest
face, Mr.. Copeland exclaimed: "By the way,
Gen. Bristow, what are Dunham's initials
had to simply call him Mr.. Durham in my
dispatch an hour ago." and the dear innocent
looked confdingly at the magnate who, gasp
ing with amazement that SO dead secret had
been already autographed, gave the skillful
rogue precisely the item he wanted supposinp
further concealment useless That's only one
Of his ways; the rest are past finding out.
Alex. HI. Stephens and Mr.. Burlington.
I shall close my letter with little story
which was told me by gentleman who was
present when the words were spoken so
lightly that three days after had their sad
Fulfllment.
Apparently, Mr.. Burlington was in perfect
health. while Mr.. Stephens's in6rmity is
always painfully noticeable. The two gentle
men had served together many years in Con-
yress, and the last day of the session they
we're chatting over the events in which they
lad been prominent; over hopes realized and
perpetually occurring. Mr..
3ufdngton had been leaning over Mr.. Ste
'hens's desk. At last, Strengthening himself
lp, he said:
Swell, Mr.. Stephens! we've been here
ong enough; there doesn't seem to be any |
hing left tor us to do; zoe may as ,oeu 90 home
md die 2"
Three days later Mr.. Burlington lay dead at |
ONE. Had the grim messenger whispered a
farming ANNA s. H.