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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-13
cLshioal College rat Orsngebuxg, will
each. j trust, receive the attention
which they require ut the. hsuds of the

sMhE0hr sgF EHH atom y, PIP NhE1s "a
I.ttahsmit hat6with the annual report
o. eheE sAttosney-G Genetak 'ls will be
found 70 presenss> With due fnlness p(
detasi, sh0 iabota OF that Hthee IN re-
srsoe 60 cadsss Id the courts IN uwtich
sae State mas been 9 party. or had AN
interest which required q legal repre-
sen!as,sss .., NO one ne, can examine the
report without being convinced OF the
smPorsanse , ana variety OF the public
insereeM 20 Pc represented BY the A.
toShey.Genefal: - earnestly urge the
peFasaIoi. this report upon the rnem.
befa Of shs General Assembiy. I think
they VII agree with me IN the opinion
thas the litigation conducted through
. .1e. A'1orney:aSneaal Sneaa .anc those en-
ployeo " nim, nssH 9os only oeen ex'
40 Huu aGss iTpof,en0, pns tnat
sny sshnea sain nsaHs an Taioa ~ na" neen con.
aaoSsu5 I. ana .,,.H snS ieaoits attqlned. ate
suoM sIs,,. as 90 ,nspiss oonHGeese ~ re
nIsisy aHE pl0!eseionai aRiil With
wnlon .ne Ssat1 .sInrt mas 10 !nie respec'
a Doeu a1s ~: ri.Sns LIZ fepyrt ot tne AZ:
:acy rna!s Stsns,T .sf ,..s{ stipws sne amonns ol
tasiis.sNf ssr. s.sHea is unoe,
oessat W hua tnev, tnie unnniSnea Ut, In
:a:1a oa'.ness; eogesner Tis1 snat Wh'cn VIII
inev.sauy nt.sss aL,ss esnarln tne present
yea,; 81 1sy9sre ynag Provis,on nc
aa1 ,o5 sIg as,,s Sns,'s neoesaaTiiy cPn
SeosS SeSs.y ,,. Wssu Saea HE!ga.icn 90 not
aoI3: i:nnHs snrs ote snaH Y Ghe Plivate cor
ptn.lu,s plssvtnn =. t1s eYsantS Har etpenoeea q
ia.sYa .stiu =, y it'lsaHC1 uuriDg she
p,'s. yeas' as !sm, tnan naa eesn expended ~
tuo 0tASoi tf4u6 pfOIe6of0uel ices p0fQ
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-13

LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Grand Masquerade Ball.
s. d. EpstinANotice.
Meeting Richland Lodge.
w. q. Lowrance-Cow Lost.
Election OF Policemen, eto.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-13

The New OPERA HOUSE -Remember
the dedication of the new Opera House
this evening. Miss Adelaide Phillips
and her highly talented troupe OF ar.
tistes are we'll worth hearing. The
building will be comfortably warmed,
and every arrangement made for com
fort. No improper characters will be
admitted. The programme is very at
tractive. The Choral Union ronder an
opening or welcoming air. after which
the operatic troupe give the charming
opera OF the Barber of Seville" The
workmen we're busy. yesterday, and
Mr.. Cramer--who is entitled to the
credit OF the admirable arrangement of
the interior of the building here,
there aud everywhere.
Watson's Art Journal says:
"Miss Adelaide Phillipps, both as an
actress and singer, nobly maintains
America's right to stand in the front
ranks OF the lyric stage worldi 1t is
aaPoss;5lle &c speak TOO highly oi ner,
whichever Of her qualities we discuss;
her thoroughly perfect school. her
Italian pronunciation, her wonderful
dramatic fervor and intensity, her
equsl and lovely voice, hor graceful
gsstnres-always cutting the action to
the word. aud her artistic conception
Of the character entrusted to hes!"| a
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FROZEN TO DEATH.-A colored man,
named Peter, who formerly belonged
TO Col. John English, was frozen to
death, last Wednesday. He started
to go home in wagon, that day,
and was found about seventeen milea
East OF Columbia-within ons mile
OF home-lying in the road, frozen
stiff.
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Concluded TOMORROW.
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duu otnef expenses WhlCh are OF euch
o character Dc 10 be essential to the
maintsnsnee of, public order and 90.
veEndnent. There 10 scarcely ANY cub.
ject whioh oaila more loudly Tor re-.
dress, than ours County 'finsnoial sys.
tems,and I trust the General Assem-.
.sin, by yiil deyiafeE fs sSSs =pR;y =pR;y propsf
. FhoAr1na iINDRBTrpNrss OF THE
ATn!-rhe floating Indebtedness of
the State presents q subject go vast,
undefned and complicated as to re-.
quire the exercise or our best iude.
ment es well as great canton in deal.
ing with it. The total amount of the
apparent indebted ness OF this class ia
nnascertained. The legal validity of a
large part Of tits more than doubtful.
and the meritorious character OF still
larger part may we'll be disputed.
There is certain view which may be
taken OF this whole class Of indebted
ness, which would treat 1t as q matter
TO be indefinitely postponed. Tn this
view the present Administration and
Genetal Aesembly might regard it 40
an Indebtedness for which they are not
Responsible and which they should not,
therefofe.a permit to become burden
upon Sheis Infringement Of public af.
fairs. For my oMns patt,aI cannot al.
together sake thfas view 81 the subieot:
] must regard 90. fnach or this indebt.
edness as has the, character OF leaal
and moral validity as Q portion Of the
r.h!!s ks -:.s: =s. ys, sSv i; %. ars now
called 70 conduct public 'afIaiss. must
, 1875-11-30
81 II ( Il 81

Ginem IGngt eefiibItsn 8tburfniFe at-
3tbslffn, Der SHsenp nebif Eeinem guten
S9ulunterrt9ts, aud einsn suten unb MIG
litt biliaen G'eIansuntfrri6t sl ertbeilen, bat
Der @eIansyerein girstnia, ba sr ber ~einaiae
8erein il, tpeIGer ale folder auf Gem @ebiste
hes @sianses bier e%rifirt, ieinem prineipe &C.
treli, ben @eians su ~iDrpern, in Der lebten
mcnotliden Vertammlung bel1lrGen, cine
bsntlGe Sinsl6nle fir bic Sussne su erSfneu
unb has unterseit nete Gentle brauftraat
bisielte in>S Veben at rufen.
Dem3afol9e beehren mir ms btefen Mufraf
er9eben su lalen an ale Gltern, weIde ibre
8'nber al bieiem ilnterriGte Gbeil nebmen ,u
lailsn beabltHtigen, iOwie aud ale mnabban
sisen 9srionen uns beehaIb ibre Nameu bel
benz betrsFenoen @Omite pon isbt at bis aum
6t'n D3smbsr b. s. siusubdnbisen. wpIslblt
man aud Das Ndbere burt Giuidtns bmen
YES sanjea prcipeetus erfabren fam.
q. @ipptrib.
GbaS. Siea Ct,
8. VI. MrIL,
Or. U. Grebs,
{. perptt
3. SeinriG,
s. 8. 8SbIer
" II h u. Morgenrptb.
, 1875-11-30

Wir freuen urs 81 bnreu, baB infer
9ei6dBter Sreunb George s. @rawforb,
elmer Der untcrnebmeniten @runbeisen=
tbum= Ngenten, wclder %au9enblidli6 in
Nem Oorf li6 befinoet, baielbft orei
l90ne Garmen mn Sames 6lulie gu gu
ten Yreiien perfauft bat. ollie 2eute, mel
DIE Grunoeigentbum gu perfauien babcn,
lolten li6 an i'm in New Dorf, Hr. 1O1
Maioen Game menoen, ooer in ieiner
Office Scr. 1905 8ant Strabe, bier in
Gi6monb, no Serr 8. %. @allette, fir
i'm Die @uftrdse ent9eseu nebmen miro,
pDripreden.
, 1875-11-30
gienfag 30. nepsm Der 1875.
Gtact NtbmDnb.
--a4.-%~.@

8o1i5ei &eri9t. Tolsenbe
Sale famef lgeltern in oielem Geri9te
sur Serbanbling:
George Selocn, Iarbi9, an9efla9t Die
Nmelia 8roofs dn9csrifen mno seI@lae
gen al baben, wurbe SIS 9citroft.
Sobn 3bumas, on9eflagt ben ". u.
2e,uis ~angc9rifien nnb seidla9cn gu ba.
ben, wurce auf 80 Sage, bel barter Mr-
belt, in bic Sail geIanht.
Sbnmas Ganbolpb, farbis, onaetlast
2drm ouf Der Strabe semaNt Su babeu,
muroe 81 geliraft.
Gobert Softer, farbis, ansetlast cine
8ettoede BON Mtaria 8ooter geltoblen
gu baben, wnroe auf 30 Sage in Die Sail
gelorot.
Cyrus Mnbsrion, onscflast einen Sni
pon Sbomas q. Scpmaur 9eltoDlen gu
baben, nurbc auf 60 Gage III OieSail se=
1anbt.
GiGoro Sbpmas, farbis, onseflasi
ipeyen Sdla9erei i'm Marttplobe, luurbe
SO 9~citraft.
Gbarles @rop, farbis, aneeflast nee
gen 9emeine G%eoensarten, tpurOe 81 se=
1troft.
emma Bennett, farbis. ongeflast ei=
nen Sbaipl ppn 9yman Subler se5tob-
len 81 boben, wur0e auf Is Sage in Die
Sail 9eIanot.
, 1875-11-30

Marnun 9. Wer bel Serrn Otto
Mtprsenftern in Der 8roab @trobe robe
Muitern ibt, iollte ii9 isbr in M9t neb-
men ,no tets einltefer iiA geben ~laiien,
ionit pl0dte er bieIelbe Grfabrung ma=
den, Die mir seitern ma9ten. IS ma=
rem nGmli6 Die Multern 10 9roB unb
felt, baB, Oa mir tie ni6t serl9nitten.
beinabe baran crItidt wdren; obglei1
Die Natur uns niAt gang itiefmltterliG
nit @BmerfSeugen beoa6t bat. SeBbalb
fol9et unlern &otb uno 5eri6neioet ieoe
in mebrere Stiitfe.
, 1875-11-30
ne c~;rfur;rt e;ne o;5te meIhe nonNir-

Gs cirfulirt cine 2iite, welde pon8Ir=
germ Gi6monos uno Gbelierfielos County
untersei6net 1T, Die 9esislatur bitteno,
neutrality-suspicious. feline %ausiudrti-
gen Nrbeiten tbun gu ~lalien, bamit ni4t
oos Sntereile bes armen Sanowerfers
eefdbrOet perbe. Die Site beia9t ndm=
lid, hAB, mem elm Stiid Mrbeit bon
Strda in9en ausseliibrt iuirb, Der Staat
Dem @rbeitseber INNER weniser als Der
2obn zines freien &anowerfers iibernsbs
men wiirbe, ferner, oaB es better uno
ratblamer lei, Die @%efansenen Mrbeiten
I'M @efdngniiie perri9ten gu lailcn, Do
lie bort 9erabe 10 gut gum Nusen oss
Staatcs bel6dftl9t Iein wiiroen.
, 1875-11-30
Ri6moao pof Office.
10 -
Ypif Nrransement.
IL. Oftahfr 1873. ,amn

NarnTidr 9urdbra. 3n eimar tSori1.
Spnntoas snuseenprmeu -Mnfmnft S ". W''
.nnS | 45N. M. -FpRf9fmB ] IS snb s.a1
q. ID. 0~'
z cnn . g aniunh SD, @. -a,,a-
ff;us 1875 u. TGf8E& 9I wv"
RorbIihe @ea @oa. Tdsrid. nnea.nsu,.
men Scnn'aae. - ~eintunft t45 n. 81
YofldIuf 1876 unb 8 20 ~ M.
einIi9e gOa- 3reeirrsar tda,id. e,rn.
tags ausasncmmen. - anfnnftS 10 M I'D
nm 9isU z; d. goffelub a g. Or. n
,., gsr n !, asnTanft 1890 N. y.e
RiA m1ona & Danhiae 6ifenbahnl yso.
42.45 q. R- Sr'~'"S
DHnbtas 4 g'reensbofs. areinel ria.
ng.- Mnfaaff 2-30 unb 9 81 3D. w. mast
i@lnb 4W. ID. uubl f2.45 q. IN. r
& Tarmbiae- Taafid, . ,rntsaa s .rs..r :,
fnsn. n antunit $50 R3M. - gpaldins
6.3O8. 3D. S'p'v'Ab
G~beiapeafe & gbia 6fenbabm. s5oEds
SOmhtags aaseerom men. Mnfnnft 6 81. Or
- peitidlnB $50 g. 3D.
S%yndbbnrs Charlottesville. @tauntsn mb;,.
Shlpber SprtnBs unb tueiIid BON WbiteSni-
ppsr SPRINGS Mnfnnft S 9. Dr. Nsa.
fGiub $50 81. M. wy
10 Astt gaint lub stationen an Der n. R.
v. ann "a ": Sasitt. Senntass ausas-
, 1875-11-30

Sc wurbc uns 9citern beridtet, bub
Ii6 cine Mctien= @eiell6aft bilocn miro
ober i6on sebilott bat, I'm bas Sbeater
su f%aufen. Gs beiBt oieiclbe miro cine
%permanente Sdouipielcr9cieli6aft bier
unterbalten unb periu6en Die beIten
&rdften be~ran5u5iehen. 8ir wiini6en
ibnen Slid uno iol!e es uns Iieb iein,
lpenn 2eute an Der Spibe fteben, wel9e
Die 2eitun9 zines S.beaters aus Dem
@rnnoe fennen.
, 1875-11-30

Seuer. Sonnta9 Mor9en brad
Elm Teuer in 8roof's Damen=u nterflei-
ber= @eldaft in Der Main Strabe aug,
wel6es iebod teinen sroBen S9aoen
peruriabte, oa lofortise Sulfe s~eliefert
ipuroe.
@eftern Morsen brannte elm b6lsernes
Saus Oes Serrn Wm. WtoOre, nobe Der
gde Der ct. Beters unb CHARITY Str.
Obj. Seine 0erliderun9.
, 1875-11-30

Wir erfabren, oaB Nooie YbiIipps,
hie Sdnserin, &i6mOnO fir ibren blei=
benben aufentbalt serpablt bat uno Sc
iangunterridt bier ertbeilen uiro; ba
miro Der Oeuti9e @%elansperein wieber
cine Yrimabonna erbolten, bic niat gang
Obne lit.
, 1875-11-30

Gin Sober, welder ieinen Wiuterpor-
roth in Sol, uub &oblen eintaufen min'
iOate nidt oe,feb!en. bel &err Ni1iam
Wiinniserone al Der Vaiin yauf, smis
fhen Der 9ten unb 10 Str, por3ulpre=
den. gDir babett uns iiber5eu9t, oaB
mai, ON obigen Blate quite Waare fir
einen biniaen YreiS befommen tann.
, 1875-11-30

@eians 8erein 8irsinia.
Oie Observation-Disclosures bes @eIans=
pereins Sir9inia i6einen Oisiem 8in=
ter iebr popular gu iperben. 2csten
Sonntas mar Der Ylab bcs 8ereinslO=
eoles beinabe gu flein, nm alle Mntpelen=
Den au fafien.
, 1875-11-30

g8ir erbielten seitern cine lebr i@6ne
9lrt Don @el0dftstarte BON Sperm s. 6.
Momrotb, wel1er in no Arh StraBe,
Ybilooelaoelpbia, ieit Dem /. Sft. elm
sroBes Y%elapaaren- @el6dft sr6fnet bat.
&iclelbe 1T in einem gang neuen Stple
9cbaItcn uno 5ei9t ale NnliNteu Der
G.ntenuial= Auslelun9.
, 1875-11-30

Ser einai9e ganbioat fir Supsrin-
tenoent Der Yenitentiarp 1T Colonel
GtrOtber, Der ietige 8eamte. 8ir bot
fen, bab Serr 9trotber ieines Mmtes
nibt entboben miro, ba mie mir slauben,
man teinen p%aHcnoeren officer fir hies
1es Snlitute finOen f0nnte.
, 1875-11-30

0prigen @onnabeno murbe aus Dem
Waarenmasasin Der Serren See, SeO-
Don & go. 2 Sdde &affee 9eitoblen.
Ser 9ieb muroc nod niAt ermittclt.
, 1875-11-30
Gpueftipnen BON grieffaRen.

Ton Haitsn an ten spsi belDnberen meoen.
pelme ais Sternfaisr befannt fne, 500 nmS
!i.4o Is. 20, 30 unb 7.15 q. 81. 6pmm.
1875 $50 81 M- unb . 81. ~. "i
%n Sttsrta8ea- 900 o. Oh. nns,
"; NC: Wpn alien anbern Aaien merSrn,
ste Srtete aaf benz &iidpey Der SrSa,r anas.
WV. 30 Il U. Z. San Cen. % m
, 1875-11-30

Mebrere Wsit9lieoer bes 9~eIebsebens
Den &Orpers Der beioen 9Guler fanuen
9eitern III oieier Staot al nnb miro es
balb etpas lebbafter lperben.
, 1875-11-30

9ie 8olts Sparbant in Nem Dorf
wuroe seitern sridlOllen. SepoHten
100000. &i6monb Ieioet ni1t piel
babel.
, 1875-11-30

Mer eutes nno bilises 6rbsens fau-
fen min, tbut am beiten gu ben Serren
Sermann 8oiden unb 8ruoer 81 seben,
Die Oas 9rbbte S9ubla9er in Der Stabt
e
, 1875-11-30

Sic fplsenben beuti9en &inoer erbiei
ten Mus5ei9nun9en in Der &idmono
So916ule: Nliee gsetiel, Moia Sleila-
man, Sba Subler unb Meta &raule.
, 1875-11-30

MARINE. @e1tern %elarirte Die 8ars
fe v@eor9 &lemmenbers" i'm 3olbaule.
9ielelbe lit BON S. %. S%annepinfel &
So. nit 766 SaB Sabaf beira9tet, UNI
mad @enua Su seben.s
, 1875-11-30

@on permutbet, oaB Der permiBte
GbriItnpber 9art am 2ebeu 1T unb BLOB
lcinen @reoitoren aus ben @es 9e9an-
gen lei.
, 1875-11-30

9origen Sonnabenb erbielten 13 uno
9onntag Naht IA Yerlonen ireies So.
gis i'm er1ten Statipnsbaule.
, 1875-11-30

@fe Der 11ten uno Wtoin Ctr.
Der prcteipr label isins Greurhe unb bas
ynblitum elm. isine Neutrality-suspicious. G9 sss
faai9it ansufeben.
Nateres iiber bte periGtsbsnen GInTsn unb
ok 0ebrarten fSnnsn BET pref. 2ambe Re. 12
@aR 8rOao @tra6s, obsr In Der Aca bsmis Il.
fTagt tpsrpen.
Die neueitcnTdnse uerben selcbrt.
Der l1utsrritt fir iunae Damtn, RGpG.m
unb anabsn, fnDst MittwOhs uns CONT
atsnbs, Nof nj itiass BON 4 bic 6 nbr. ben Der
9srrsn Dlenfase unb 8reitaes, Absnss non s
bis 10 ubr fat. ID u Int
, 1875-11-30

@eItern Ibcno belt Der Stobtrat6 feis
ne Sibun9 neil cs Der ste WIOntag i'm
Wtonat mar.
, 1875-11-30

D- Mlaboin Sel, weld,cs gang ae-
fabrics 1T, Mrmleudter (@banoalire) uno
feline Yarlor 2ampen bel
George 6 le in,
$50. 612 uno GA Vroab Ctr,
, 1875-11-30

gs wuroen 9eitern Yampblets bier
lmbersere;9t. 9ielelben linO betitelt {:
Information for the People.
VATICANISM IN GERMANY, AND IN
THE UNITED STATES.
IS entbdlt Die gauge Bei9reibuns Der
llltramDntanen uno Der &esiernn9
9eutl6lanbs uno warl,t fir Die Jol9en,
mslAe babur1 fir Die Ser. Staaten ent
5teben piirben, menn Der 1ltramontanis=
mub bier Die neberbano 9e,p0nne.
gs i9eint als bdtte Die 9arift etlpas
nit ben vSbiro Germ" Su tbun.
, 1875-11-30
Nene Mn5eieen,

8eSablet Cure Sttuernl
8irginia Staats = Coupons. mel9e
fur Steuefr an9enemmen werben, iinb in
allen Sprtsn uup Summen au Serfaufea in
Der
8ant 0 s Commerce
l1t7 Drain Stf.. Snbn 6. Miaiams,
@a6irer.
, 1875-11-30

Staats=S teuer=Office,
go. IS, elite Strabe.)
Staats>S teuern.
Sie Staats-S teuern fir bieieS Sabr
Inb jsBt faais unb bic 3sdnunsen pafar
tpnnen IN bieier Office erbalten tperoen.
Hluf Yrosent prben gu ellen Yetrasen
btnsussfugt. pelte niAt an rber Ypr Den 20 lten
November besablt limb unb lie &e9nnneen
werben hem Collector lteraeben, um bieielben
ioSlei9 ein3ufahiren.
S. 8. SinsIeh Gift. S9abm.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-08
Fighting for an Eel.
From the Wilmington Star. (

From the Wilmington Start
A fight between two eagles occurred
at Masonboro Sound few days ago.
A large number of persons were ut the
different landings at the time, when
their attention was directed to the COM
batants by a piercing cry, often re-
peated at short intervals. The birds
were each of the bald eagle species,
aud when first observed were about 200
yards above tho Banks channel.
One of the birds held pendent from
his talons sn enormous eel. which the
other bird was endeavoripg to gain
possession of. The bird possessing
the eel was taken at great disadvan-
tage. as it required the use of his tall
ons to hold his prey, which left him
but his beak to ward off the assaults of
his foe. The attacking bird realizing
his advantage, swooped upon his en-
envy, tearing the feathers and flesh
from the back and breast of his oppo-
nent. Long and fierce the struggle
waged. Each of the birds was of enor-
nous size, yet one of them. taken at
30 great a disadvantage. at last per-
ceived that resistance was in vain, and,
after one despairiug wall, released its
prey.
AS the eel descended, and had near
ly reached the water. the triumphant
bird. with victorious cry, swooped upon
it, and firmly closing it in its talons,
bore it away to the distant sand shoals.
The struggle lasted about fifteen min
utes.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-08

An Ira pOrtant HliniE e suit

George Hearst has filed a complaint
in the Third District Conrt. San Fran-
cisco, against Thomas Hildreth, II. NJ.
Byrne. William Dumfrey aud Others,
to compel the defendants to convey 10
the plaintiff two-thirds, undivided, of
the Eagle and Defiance mine in Lewis
District, near Battle Mountain, in this
State. The property il valued at $780,
900, and fine mill has inst been erected
by the company on the mine. The De-
hance was located abont year and u
half ago by @. w. Fraser and p. Swee-
ney. who subsequently sold part of ii
to Blossom Il Layson, and still more
recently sold their remaining interest
to the above named defendants.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-08

The President recommends that It.
dams henceforth receive theft supplies
through army commissioners. This
recommendation, if carried into effect,
will end the agency system, by which
Indians have been swindled out of the
greater part Of their annuities, ard
which has caused so much trouble
among the Sioux and tribes east of the
Rocky Mountains, and among the Pr
utes in this part of Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-08
NEW TO-DAY.
the WEEKLY SUN.
FOR 1875.
FOR 1875.

ss5-z
Eighteen hundred and seventy-six Is the
Centennial year. II is also year in which an
Opposition House Of Represen, atives, the
first since the war will be i'll power at wash
ington; and the year of the twenty-third cleo
IT, Ii of President of the United states. All
of these events are sure to be OF great interest
and importance, especially the two latter;
and all of them and everything connected
with them will be fully and freshly reported
and expounded in HE Sun.
The opposition House Of Representatives,.
taking up the line of inquiry opened years ago
10y The sun, will sternly and diligently inves-
tigate the cmruptons and misdeeds OF
GRANTS administration; aud Will, 1t Is TO be
hoped, lay the foundation for new and bet
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-08

AT Norwich, Conn.,, the other day
tramp was given an old vest. He
soon returned with five dollar bill
he said he found in one of the pockets.
The gentleman of the house was SO
we'll pleased with his honesty that he
gave him dollar, and the next day
discovered that the dill was q wretch
edly-executed counterfeit.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-08
DAILY SILVER STATE.
ANTHONY ORE.

As there are several persons in this
county who own anthony mines, we
publish. for their benefit, the following
from the San Francisco Mining Press /:
The lowest grade of ore saleable in
this city is that containing so per cent.
antimopy. Below that it is worthless.
The lowest grade that will pay to ship
TO England is 60 per cent. The value
of this ore. according to percentage, in
this market is as follows:
so to 55 per cent. :. $40 90 per ton
55 to 80 % 80. AZ so :"
90 to IS 4" 49,. 10 90 {"
65 to 70 Z" -. so 10 +"
These are the prices for ore delivered
Lere, sacked and sampled. It must
have been properly sacked and properly
sampled before it will be bought. The
sampling costs from 50 so 10 SIS per
ton and the sacking according to how it
is packed, so these expenses have to be
taken into consideration by producers.
The market is limited and liable to be
glutted at any time, which frequently
happens SO far as we know, no very
large fortunes have been made from an
timony as yet, although perhaps within
few years better market for the pro-
duct will be found.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-08

The proposition to erect statue to
Lord Byron in London has met with
universal approval and with substantial
support. The memorial committee has
already received about $l0,0 in sub
seriptions from Great Britain and the
United States.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-08

BEFORE your Lungs begin to Foster.
stop the cough that may otherwise de-
stroy you. with Hals's Honey OF Hore-
hound aud Tar.
P1KK's Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-08

DELIGHTFUL WEATHER. --The weather
yesterday and to-day has been delight
full. and the prospects for its continu-
ance for some time to come are very
favorable.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-08

GoSEsro OAKLAND.-Theodore Hale
chief of IL Q Inferno Sulphur Mines, ha'
gone to Oakland to visit his mother
who is dangerously III at that place.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-08

liz some parts of California the new
grass, which sprung up since the rains
commenced, is sufficient to furnish pas
tursge for stock.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-08

"Sary, pass the carrots" is a very
favorable expression with the Mormons
when neighbor calls.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-08

LOS Angeles has man who wears
striped stockings. "-Ex. They are
very fashionable at Sing Sing.