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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-14
'luuE RUBY CONSOLIDATED MINING
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unE RUBY CONSOLIDATED MINING
Company. limited. Of Londoi tnglahf,
hereby give notice hat, Nhsreas i. has eehe
to their knowledge that one JuhN +. fLA-
TER, OF Eureka, Nevada. has fradulentiy IT.
locatt d II certain portion Of tier mines 90
Prospect Mountain, Eureka county, Nevada,
under the name vf the Atles Mining Ioh-
pany; further. that the said Platter ana MS
associates have taken possession oil the III
ntces belonging 10 tb,s Company, ana ne
named them the Atlas, now. this Is 10 give
notice that no party has had or now has any
authority to dtsl ose On ans 81 The eohifahls
mines or furnaccs. md all paTtes-ul'essa u-
thorized By the undersigned found III "
upon any of tho property of ihis eonii any
alter this date, will be treated MS usslas',is,
and as ,uch will bo proceeded against 70 Inc
utmost extent of the law. Notice Is herebye CIV
on that uEhMANN HElAEMANN, q lns
firm OF I~lcynemann * TO, OF Sansonc suett,
SAN Francisco. has been removed IRON us
office as Agent and Trustee for the comI sni,
and is no longer authorized TO transact og ~.
ness or receive moneys ON account VI u"
TIE IsuBY CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPANY, LIMITED: nx,pn
by its Attorney in fact, Is. :. BEhNAip
illness 10 the signature:
THOMAS W. TAYLOR. ,.-
Eureka. New, June ~, 1913. lc'
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B usiness Change.

EurEDA, July 9Th, 1875.
A 8 WE HAVE SOLD OUT OUR HAIR
IA ness and saddlery business, we wish all
persons knowing themselves to be indie bted to
us to come forward aRd settle Immediately,
Persons holding claims against us are request
ed to present hem for payment.
In retiring from business we desire to re-
turn our thanks for the liberal patronage be-
sor, will continue the bushes at tho old
stand, where we bespeak for him the liberal
patronage heretofore extended us.
jy9If DURLEY u ROBINSON.
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Notice.

MOUNTAIN VIEW CONSOLIDATED
M MINING C0MPhNY-Locaiion OF prin-
cipal place Of business. San francisco, Cali
foinia Location of works, Eurel II. Eureka
county. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at n meeting OF
the Directors, held ON the zith day of June,
ls75, sn asscssmcnt-ho @. l of 20 cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
Corporation, rayabIr imu ediately. in luitcd
states gold coin, to the Secretary, ut the office
of the Company, Room -. No. ii9 California
street, San francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF July. 1910,
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale at
public auction: aud unless payment Is made
before will be sold on MONDAY, the lnta
day Of August, 1879, TO pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
CHAS. $. NEAL, Secretary.
Office, Room -, No. 4l9 California street, San
Francisco, California. jc2ltd.
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LETTER FROM TERRELL.


TERRELL, Texas, August 10, 1873.
10 the Editor OF the Dallas Herald
AS you know, this place IL thirty
two miles east of Dallas, il a two-ycar
old, containing about twelve hundred
inhabitants, wide awake, and alive To
everything that concerns its material
prosperity.
II il behind most of its sister towns
along the Texas and Pacific railroad
in church buildings, Its little rival,
Lawrence, built II church, under the
control of the Methodist Church
(Northcrn branch), but n high wind
spread it upon the ground Il few weeks
ago. The architect OF that building
was then employed by the cOngrega-
ton OF the Cumberland Presbyterian,
III this place. to superintend n structure
for them. About seven hundred dol
lars had been expended upon this
building, and il was about ready tore
ceive the shingles, when, to the grirl
of all, yesterday afternoon, wind
spread its timbers upon the ground.
"lch ~ says the passer-by, "what do
yon think of the prospect for churches.
Flattering?" mo-" is the answer,
sit is rather tlattening."
In the matter of voting, we make
but little show. Our people are too
busy for politics. But, then, they
might he induced to vote, ii they were
only registered. But, under the in
famous registration law requiring all
men t0 register at the county-soat,
which Is twelve miles distant, and of
the railroad, y large number OF oul
voters were not registered. True, our
enterprising County Clerk did adver.
tise that he would be here one day tu
register new names, and few awaited
themselves of the opportunity, but
more forgot the day. A man that
cared to accommodate the people
would have deputi2ed some citizen her,
and left the book for week or more.
The Terrell Institute resumed it,
scholastic exercises on the first Mon.
day in September, The enterprising
Principal is building q branch to ac.
commodatc the primary department,
and has secured the services of an es-
Unable lady from Maryland rs assist
ant, besides his indefatigahle lady.
n few nice showers of rain have
blessed the parched earth in this vicin-
ity recently, but with all the complaint
against the drought, we are far better
of than our Northern neighbors,
whose farms have been recently de-
vastated by the floods. We made an
abundant crop of wheat, oats and bar
ley. We are now putting in stack nm
Immense quantity of prairie hay. Our
cattle still supply the market with the
finest beef. We will make at least hal
crop of corn and cotton, and what
should make times peculiarly hard
here, the writer cannot see. An as
tonishing quantity of pine lumber is
brought to this point from below.
Every wagon that comes in from the
country, carries out more or less lum-
Der, showing the farmers are making
themselves more comfortable with inn
provements. And our town IL doing
more in the way of building, than ever
before. Thus, the mechanics are kent
busy, and the merchant is made
happy.
There is little or no sickness In our
town aud vicinity. The only cases
worth mentioning are chronic ones
imported from abroad, Our NJ, DIS
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PgrRIIC MEasllsELt.

Can any of our readers tell why
the Governor docs not appoint a
public wcighcr for Dallas
There was somc opposition to the
measure, before it became ~ law, but
as the law is imperative and mand
atory ON tho Governor to
appoint " woighcr, tho Ian
guago being "authorizcd aud re.
quired," We think it ought to be
complied with. Tho cotton crop
will soon be coming to market,
and rival shipping towns, which
have public wcighcrs, while we have
mono, will be given the preference
over Dallas by many shippers, ON
that account. All we ask il far
chance with our neighbors in this
matter and the Governor ought to
SEQ that we have il.
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

The largest mirror in the world
hns just been put into the parlor OF
one OF the Saratoga hotels. Two plat
form ears were required tn transport il.
1t will be u great convenience to the
Milwaukee bellies at Saratoga, enabling
them, for the first time in their lives,
to get a complete view of their feet IN
IL mirror. - Chicago Times.
The death of Andy Johnson leaves
no cN-prcSident nor cN-Nice President
among the living. Dcs Moines Reg
lister. Let's See: ColfaX died of an
aggravated attack Of Credit Mobilier,
but what was llnmlin's disease on
yes, Increased postage killed llamlin,
and the Register is quite right-they
are more dead than Andrew Johnson.
Chicago Times, (lndD
---Steinbrrgcr, Prime Minister, and
the King Of the banana country, are
said to have Quarrcled, hecNusC Stein
berger refused to annoint his MajeSty's
royal corpus with cocoanut oil every
morning, or rub him down or groom
him. When last seen the King was
after his prime Minister with II knotty
war club five feet long. StcinbergGr
was making for the coast.
Recently n Mrs. Taylor, of Green
N"lc' va "IuNe Il S'NP'nly nan INTO
lhr n"cN o' het heau 10 relieVe u
chronic pain in that region, and the
| remedy proved 80 cilrctual that she oh
ieVl'n W l i ren'oVa OF Ihe nan Wheh
,,'! ""ush'rl, u, vo'hU,hS 'he mo'hers
n"ir' "'''oNereu H. llle ,ahliy Physl-
Vi"l h"WcNer' removed III "nu ''c pa
pccted.
~ ,oP,S I" we o'l'tiHl announce
,''c,V l''"I '''e "vSrec OF DOCTOR OF Laws
wv m u''l' o"i''r,r'u upon MN ny
', W nShli,S'oh anu zee University, the
''o'', Ntla''rS w "nor says; inue'
,'n"cn,'y VI ".n'r FEATURES reu"erlug
II "uVtpt"o'V, 1t Is Ieu"ereu eNtr'me'S
~ ~ '"e ro'hcVt'oh' even IN inns re-
IVY '', ,n, VI NY name Win 'i'ose
VI l"e iI'uS'r,ouS departed, To whose
lo,'", S'"' Si'''"e VI le"rni'g Is ueu-
'V"'V"'
The Sultan of ZANZIBAR. ON his visit
to the gun factory nj WooIwich. whore
the forty ton trip-hnmmcr wns nj
work, saw the w6rl,mon lit m i'm.
mehse ron grazing revealing a FUR
uace ABOUT lne SIZE OF an ordinary
room, Wh'ch Sent lortll suoh glare
ahu neat that the party were COM
pelIeu TO Shleiu thelr iaces for time
from the not o!ast' IVY hen shall we
yet 10 prayers he exclaimed on the
return Journey, nor have seen the
gate OF hell"
--Alrcodv tho tost;mnny toko, ~,
the Indian myesticotinn rommission,,
ers confirms some IF mo worst nh ','r"
of fraud NJ the Agencies NInior Io i,y
declares thot the tlour was ON hnd thn1
bread could NOT be made If n hnt ', o"'
cry effort was made to force it past his
inspection. When he refused to pass
II IL was sent TO the Agencies without
ms orahd' mat which he had actually
inspected was round AZ Sidney for sale
10 residents there. There is additional
evidence OF the outrageous frauds in
the weight and delivery of beef cattle.
AS yet me commissioners nave only
pricKeu lhe surface Oh inns kind or tes-
timonyi when they cut deeper 1t viii
How treeIy'--l New YORK tribune, 9th.
The excavators at Pompeii have
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Ii,rFiRsoN DAyrSISIItbNNlS.

We rcpublish this morning n
special dispatch to the Chicago 10
terOcean, conveying to the aston
ishod readers Of that journal, the
startling information, that Jefferson
Davis has accepted an invitation to
lecture at tho town OF Rockford,
Illinois
Tho local announcement Of this
fact, secms to have produced somo'
thing akin to CONSERVATION in that
quiet Illinois town. What! the
traitm0us leader Of the wicked re-
beIion; tho arch enemy OF the
American Union, coming to this
loyal city, and as its guest, to be
given tho opportunity OF talking
treason to our faces M0nstrous !
But tho alarm Of these worthy
people is m needless, IN were tho
manuclcs and chains with which
the limbs OF this feeble old man
were loaded, when without an arm
oil follower in the world, no was
seized and thrown into Fortress
Monroe. They will soc II man bow
od with the burden Of nearly three
score years and ton, who, without
surrcndcring the political convic-
tons OF II lifetime, does not come to
talk "trcason," but to tell the poo
pic of the north that whatever these
convictions wore OF are, he fully
recognizes tho fact Of II restored
Union; and that the day for cher
ishing luminosity, either by those
who wore the blue or those who
wore the gray, or their descendants
has passed away; and to express the
hope that, during tho short rem
nant Of life still left him, he hopes
to witness thorough and cordial
reconciliation between the people OF
the two sections, They who fcal
that he would avail himself Of tn,
opportunity afforded by this invita-
ton, to offend the prcjudices of hi
entertainers, arc incapable of com
pretending the true nobility .
Mr.. Davis character.
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4 Tr,um,.I, over IInmbUg

The constant gain In popularity of the ma
tiounl remedy and preventive, llostettcrs
stomach littcrH, ana the rapid decline of
the lcrmentcd ana nauScous rubbish iccbly
Dolstercd up by false temperance cry, cx-
cmplihcs grand triumph OF genuine merit
over rampant humhuG, at which honest
folks rejoice, And well they may; for each
accession ofpopuarity to II remedy which
cures an ipreVents Intermittent and remit
ten, icyrrS, dyspepsia, conStipation liver
complaint, urinary troubles, uterine weak
ness ana general debility, wideuS the field Ut
It's bcuehccnt operations, and is Il direct gain
to humanity, while every falling or in pub
lie favor of prmicious compound, poworles
for good but powerful Tor evil, Is II blessing
quito ns unmstnAnble, but for Il reason very
different. Let humbug for once hide It's di-
unfinished head Would II were always MS
unsuccessful as in the present instance.
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have 10 resort to other than prolession-
al modes Of obtaining The "needlul"
The Kaufman Star having removed
from the town Of kaufman TO 'IeWfIli
became merged with the Terrell Press,
and the result Is a much improved
sheet. But, in this reading age, II daily
paper II a necessity, and TIE DALLAS
HERALD is stlll the idrOHtc.
Respectfully %c.
IlAL llALEEitr
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News from tnc Htg Scout capt Nolan
Fiudthc ECdSIt ms.

News has reached military head
quarters to the effect that Capt Nolan,
commanding scout Of two compa-
MES, detached from Col. Shatter's cN.
pcdtion, has struck the Indians, de-
stroycd scventy-four lodges, captured
considerable plumber and was still in
pursuit of the redskins. No paricn.
lars given. 1t is believed he has given
the Indians a good thrashing, 49, San
Antonio EXpresa 9th.
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ACCORDING to tabulated state
ment of tho vote on the Convention
question, published in tho Houston
Telegraph, of the 18th, it appears
that sixty-six counties, from which
returns have been received, cast n
aggregate vote of 1920. of which
BOOST were in favor of, and 1888
were opposed to tho Convention;
leaving an Affirmative majority of
1l,754 votes.
From this it may be safely calcu-
lated that tho majority in favor of
calling tho Convention will reach
10000; for It will DO observed that
inc vote of the counties to hear
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THOSE Of the alchoholic fraterni-
ty, who may have read in Bleak
House, about the spontaneous com.
bustion of one of its bibulous char
actors, and have sometimes boon
haunted by an underlined dread that
they too might some day go up in II
blue blaze, may now sleep soundIy.
M. Cassagniol, of France, after II
thorough examination of all the
conflicting accounts on record, do.
claros that no such occurrence ever
took place.
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DALLAS, TEX AS.
SATURDAY MORNING ;;:: AUGUST II.
HAMMER COUNTY.

Harrison County, overwhelmed
by its coIorcd population, gave 1899
majority against the Convention,
and is the banner county ON that
side,
Dallas County gives an official
majority Of 1914 for tho Convcn-
ton, and is beyond doubt the ban
nor county on tho side Of Constitu-
tiOnnl reform.
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from will give almost an unani-
nous vote in favor of tie Conycn'
ton, as amongst tbs counties, al.
ready heard from, are some OF those
having heavy negro and Radical
majoritcs.
Elsewhere, in these columns viii
be found IL list Of delegates to the
Convention, which arc known to
have been elected.
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under con..nuciou; machine and car
shops built, ana ties upon the groun"
for part Of the road. tis expected 10
have my miles completed and 10 OPP
Grafton Gy March, 1875. The stock Is
All uwucd by thcpeop.eoF this county"
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DALLAS HERALD PRINTING COMP ANY
Organized Mny rs 1875.

JNo. W. SWINDELLs, President
JNO. @. WALLER, Vice President.
VIC. HOLLAND, secretary.
j. l.. LEONARD, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS Jno. d. Kcrloot Jno' "'
Walker, W. g. Holland, j, l.. Leonard, O. NJ
Swlnk, W. J, CLARK, Jn0, W. Swiudclis.
FINANCE COMM 1TTEE-Geo. NJ. Swink,
i.J. Clark, j. l.. Leonard.
~. q. HOLLAND. Business Manager.
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GRAND RE0PENING.

Mrs and Mr., Putt desire to inform the
public that thuy have rctal[cn possession of
the Dallas city Garden, ani win reopen the
same this Saturday evening August 7lh,
and viii keep the snno open every night
Musical entertainments win he given every
"Wednesday, saturday and sunday evenings
Hot and cold baths - cents caCh. No diSOr-
ly persons will he admitted. nug7llm
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Liberal Announcements

On wheat shipped TO our friends in Calves.
weston, e. W, Hurley ~ Co., or G., Grlmshaw
y CO., and HnrgreaVc Buildings, Chapel
SucGt, Liverpool
Parties desiring to ship wheat direct from
this city to Liverpool, by way OF Texas Cen
steamer can obtain through bills OF luding
from Dallas to Liverpool Mt the rate of IL
cents per hushcl, with no additional charges
except insurance.
Liberal Announcements made ON all con-
Signments.
G.. EAGGART,
Produce Commission Merchant.
Cor Market and Austin Sts., Dallas Texas,
jylUd3m
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Important to Farmers.
Ship Y,s' Wheat 1i1tIt I, 8al,1,

Having madc satisfactory arrangements
we are prepared 30 make
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-18
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

LEXANDER G. R., Druggist and Apotheckry
N Main street, opposite Lacour.
BISHOP x sABIN, Attorneys at Law,
ID Main street, Phoebe.
RRrcK SALOON. L.oOur street r So,,.,,. n,o,,,,
CHAs. GoEDIcKE, proprietor san Francisco
Brewery, Psnscs Flat.
SoHN BRO. J., Generol Cloihiers,
u Main ST.. opposite Meadow Valley.
CAsslDY, JOHN, Capitol saloon;
GLARK D. C. BRO. Wholesale and Retail
- Dealers in Groceries, Provisions and Gen.
eral Merchandise, Lower Main street.
CoHN ADoLPH & BRO, Wholesale and
~ Retail Dealers in Tobacco and Cigsrs,
Main street, opposite Meadow Valley.
nEXTER STABLES. Meadow Valley street.
IL Geo. c. Johnston. propr.
nAILY ALTA cALIFoRNIA-c. wiederhold.
IL Agent.
EIsESMANN J. L CO., Importers and Dealers
u in Hardware. Crockery, Glassware and
House-furnishing Goods, Main street.
IL W. E. Griffin. Agen.
TELsENTHAL PHI, Dealer in Groceries,
II Provision 8. Clothing, etc,
Stone Building, Main street, Phoebe.
1NULKS & McALPIN. Cosmopolitan Saloon,
Il Meadow Valley street, and City Club Rooms,
aIsin street. wholesale and retail dealers in
GRANGER CHOP HOUSE, old pos,ofice
u building, Lacour st.
EoRMAN GEO. T.. Notary Public and Com
VI missioner OF Deeds for California 4 Utah
GRIFFIN W. T., at Wells. Fargo x Co.'S, dis
VI counts checks, etc.
HILMER 4 SALISBURY, proprietors stage
VI line from Phoebe to Hamilton and Hsmil-
ton to Robinson, Schell Creek and Cherry Creek.
HIBB0S DR., Gibbons Dispensary,
" 623 Kearny street, San Francisc
CIBFRIED DRIsACHER, San Francisco
VI Restaurant and Bakery, Meadow Valley
street. opposite Dexter Stables
"UGH WHITES Salt Lake Daily Stage Line
II Office at Wells. Fargo 4 Cos
HENDERSON RIvEs. stock Brokers,
III Office with Wells Fargo 4 Co.
HUGH WHITE CO., Forwarding and Com
IL mission Merchants, Office at Wells. Far
go X Cos salt Lake; W. +. Griffin Agent Phoebe
HALPIN J. J. h co., Dealers in Hardware
II Main street.
HARENBERG DIR. c., Physician and Surgeon
IL Meadow Valley street.
JACOBS SULTAN, Wholesale and Retail
d Dealers in General Merchandise. Main ST.
LING Il CHATTIN, Conveyancers.
IN 4i2 California St, San Francisco. Cal
L ULLMAN \ ARMER, Dealers in Cigars and
San Francisco
IL Liquor Dealer, cor. Main and Lacour SITS.
MARX F. F., Forwarding and Commission
nj Merchant, Toano &c. P. r. r. Nevada.
MEYERS cHAs F., Postmaster
OtflCe, LacOur strteI
MORTON 4 SCHwEIGER, Boots and Shoes
A Meadow Valley St.
MOTT, FISH Il co Importers and Dealer
Nl in Hardware, Mill and Mining Goods. etc.
NEsBITT JAMES. Commission Merchant
~ Lower Main St.
NEWARK MILL prepared to work custom
N ore. F.w. Clute, sup't
NIICHOIs G.. Dentist.
Once next door to Ualpin's
NEW YORK BAKERY, Lacour street,
Herman Horst. prop'r
stedt proprietor.
nITZERA CROYLAND.
Attornevs At Law Iacour stree
nIOCHE DAILY RECORD. Newspaper an
L Job Printing Office, Lacour street, We
end, Publication office. Lynchs Block, Lacor
street. second door from Main street.
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WANTED.

A PARTNER WITH IS, 900. FOR PAR
IA ticulars, inquire at the RocoRD OFFICE.
aul7.u
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Dividend Notice.
FOR SALE +!

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE IN PIOCHR
IA finely furnished throughout, for sale
cheap for cash.
For full particulars inquire of
CHAS. WIEDERHOLD,
matt Main street.
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Rates payable in United States gold
coin or its equivalent.
All Consgnments of Goods Forwarded with
Promptness and Dispatch. No Forwarding
or Commission Charges.
Mark Goods Care ''E. d p. II. r.
All Liquors and Liquids will be transported
only at the owners risk of leakage.
ai3-u We GRIFFIN, Agent.
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SheriR's Sale.

SheriR's Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the District Court in and for the
County Of Lincoln, State of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for judgment rendered
in said Court, on the 18th day Of October, A. d.
1875, in favor Of VIM. II. Ellis and against the
HUM and Hunt Silver Mining Company. for
the sum Of three hundred and fifty-eight 33-l00
gold coin dollars debt together with two hun
dred and sixty-four gold coin dollars, tax costs
and all accruing costs and interest, have lev
led on the following property, to wit:
All the right, title and interest in and to the
mine known as the HUM and Hunt Silver Min
ing CompRny's mine. situated and located in
Ely Mining District, Lincoln County. Nevada;
also the house and building on said mine, one
engine and boiler reels and the shafts, tun.
nels, drifts, slopes and all the appurtcnances
thereunto appertaining or belonging.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the I'd Day of November,
A. ID. 1875,
l will sell all the right, title and interest of
said HUM and Hunt =. NJ. Co in and TO the
above described property, at the Court house
door, in Lincoln county, at IL O'Clock M, at
public auction. for cash in hand to the highest
and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and
all costs and interest i'll gold coin,
Dated Phoebe. Oct. 18th, 1876.
A. FIFE, Sheriff,
BY q. W. BlRpsALI., Deputy Sheriff.
olS-td
Post ponemcnt.
The above sale is hereby postponed until
Friday, November 10th, 1878, at same
hour and place.
Dated Phoebe, November 2, 1878.
A. FIFE, Sheriff,
By q. BmnsML, Deputy sheriff
n3-td
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Prosperity OF Charleston.

Southern journals are adopting the
western habit OF iprinting annual reviews
Of the growth Of their respective cities
in industry and trade. New Orleans is,
Of course, much depressed at the sharp
competition Of st. Louis and Memphis,
and by her political misfortunes. The
sugar crop of Louisiana, however, is
large this year, and agriculture gener-
ally remuneratiye. Atlanta is the most
thriving city iu the Southeast, having
increased immensely in population and
manufactures in ten years.
Charleston is the most prosperous com
mercial city, She is favored by wise
and liberal administration of railroad
feeders, and is peculiarly fortunate in
the variety and richness of the natural
products of which she is the market
These are naval stOres-an entirely new
and growing trade--cotton, rice, lumber
and phosphates. Charleston Is now the
third cotton port, and markets eleven
per cent. of the whole crop. or Carolina
rice she has monopoly; the trade In
phosphates, crude and manufactured,
last year amounted to $2,Q00,000. Rich.
mond is also quite prosperous, the cheap.
ness OF labor enabling her great iron in.
dustries to keep in operation all through
The dull season, and take orders from
New England and the West when Pitts
burg has been idle. Colored labor proves
to be a strong point, instead of the weak
one, in this case.-Cor. Springfield, Mass.
Republican.