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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09
REfSsrEiS 4 Wolf,
Leading Clothiers. Gold Hill.

THE vEsEY HorsE.-This old Established
and ever popular hotel. situated In the
heart Of Gold Hill. has lost none Of its
popularity under the administration Of its
present landlord. Mr.. Billiard. He finds
more people who want TO board and lodge
with him than ne can accommodate.
Indeed. a. for that. he OCCASION
ally drops OIL q chap or two that
Il don't pay 10 accommodate. The
best Of landlords have 10 get bilked occa-
sionally. What we startad In To say. how.
ever. was that tho yesey House Is about to
h. thoroughly overhauled. renovated and
put In better condition than ever through
ont. And after all this IL done In first
class style. Billiard will continue to runit.
He knows how.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09

DEMOCRATIC GATHERING At SILyEn.-
The Democracy held q mass meeting at
Silver City on Saturday night. There
were bonhres aud the other usual aces.
series. Ex-Mayor Curric. Major Foote,
Professor Stewart. u. T.. Burns and An
drew Graham made speeches. There was
no wild enthusiasm. but the meeting was
much better than such Democratic fcsti-
walls commonly are.
AGoLD Hill RacER BrArES.-Yester-
day at Beans race track. northof Virginia,
there was an interesting foot-race between
johnson. Of Gold Hill, and Thompson. Of
Virginia. Gold Killers bet heavily upon
johnson. who has won numerous races,
and who stood the fayorite In tho pools to
the figure Of $50 To $40. Tho race WAS Tor
100 yards and Thompson won by just two
feet.
MoRE Worries. - Citizens are being
ground out by the District Court In short
order. Antoine r. Dlas. Pat. sheehan,
Owen Dewey. +. Isaacs, Martin Henry
Ludwig. Samuel Penrose. George Thomas
and William Holmes were admitted to
citizenship last Saturday.
DKp.-Doc. Fowler. so well.known for
years In Gold Hill and Virginia. and who
has been lying paralyzed at the County
Hospital for several weeks past. died yes
terdsy. Tho old mans body was com
pleteiy worn out, and death WAS q happy
release 90 him.
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RELIoIouA
Tho Episcopal Church n Nevada
Bishsp WhisaksF's Report.

The Right Rev. o. ". Whitaker, Bishop
Of the Diocese Of Nevada. makes tho fol-
lowing report Of the religious state Of the
various churches under his episeopacy' In
GLIDING some sixteen parishes:
Virginia City-Communicants. 50; bap'
tisms. ~; combinations, o; marriages.
81 ; buriAls, so; S~unday-school teachers
Is scholars In S~unday-school, 25o; con-
tributions, si2. 707 value Of church prop
erty, So. 200.
Gold Hill-Communicants, Il; bap-
tisms. 1G; conirmations. o; marriages.
10; buriAls. y; S~unday-school teachers.
IL scholars, 2O4 contributions, Sz'iioi
value Of property. $1,000.
Observation-Disclosures, CT; baptisms,
10; marriages, s; burials. II; Sunday
school teachers, 8; scholars. 100; con-
tributions. s2.4s4; value Of property
$4,000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Z; baptisms,
@ combinations, 2 ; Sunday-school tsach-
ers. 4 ; scholars, 81 /; contributions si'oi
value Of property. $500.
Eureka-Communicants, Is bsptisms'
0 combinations. q; marriages. 2 buriAis,
8; SundAy-school teachers. O.; scholars
10; contributions. $2.732; value OF prop
erty. 5000.
Phoebe - Combinations. ~; baptiims,
%; marriages. D; burisls, IL; Sunday
school teachers. z scholars. lis; contri-
buttons. 81. 7C2; value Of property. $o.OOO.
lieno-Communicants, 2i;i bAptisins, .;
combinations, 2; marriages. 10; burials,
D; S~unday-school teachers, 10; scholars,
IFS; contributions, $3,72i; value oil proper-
ty, s33. 100.
Austin-Communicants. "a; baptisms.
iG: combinations. II; burials. s; Sunday.
school teachers, 1; scholars, ~; contribu.
tons. 81 1913; value Of property, $1,000.
Observation-Disclosures, o; baptisms.
G; combinations. 2; marriages. I; burials.
4; Sunday-school teachers. 4; scholars.
AZ; contributions. 81. 573; value Of property.
5 5000.
Silver City-Communicants. 2; bap-
tisms. q; combinations. 2; marriages. 1;
burisls. .; s~unday-school teachers. y;
scholars. GO; contributions, Si.ii2; value OF
property. $500.
EbcrharLi : Contributions. 81; value Of
property. $50.
Treasure-Daptisms, 2; contributions,
$3.50.
Dayton Communicates, @; baptisms. ];
burials, 2; contributions, SIS.
Genoa Communicates. !.
Empire Durials, 2.
wadsworih- Communicates I; burials, !.
Other s-Communicants, Is.
Total VI diocese communicates. 3l7;
baptisms. 100; combinations, IS; mar
riagcs. -; burials. 10; Sundsy-school
t.ach.rs III. ssholar. 4 IDl. ~antrihntinn
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A PRAYING ENGINEER.

Tbs Enterprise Of Sunday says some
| thing about engineers. but II fails to speak
a, ,r.ying engineers. Tho Bo.ios Watch
,..s does. and nearly on this wise:
Not long ago IN engineer brought his
train to a stop at q Massachusetts, village
where the passengers had five minutes for
lunch. AlAdy came along the platform.
and speaking to the engineer. said:
1.-THE conductor tells me that the train
=. leaves the junction at Z. Is minutes be-
fore our arrival. That is the last train.
81 have = very sick child in the car. and
'my poor boy IL deformcd. I have no
"a money even for hotel stoppage. much
less for private e%onvsyance. wha, slaH
"Id.y"
Said the engineer: I~d.,,i. madam. I
:" wish I could tell you.
Said the mother. half In tears. Gould
"you not berry o. q little;"
"No, madam. I have a i;@e table, and
" the Rules say I must RIA by it,"
She turned sorrowfully away ; but the
bronze face Of the engineer felt tears
trickling. and he wished and wished, for
her face WAS less q woman's than an n
gels.
Presently. like a vision. II reappearcd.
and she asked timidly. care You a Carrie
fisa, sirg"
"No. madam ; but I trust I am = re-
ligious Ha@."
"Do you believe In prayer"
MY Asad don't. but my hsaTt does"
30 then, won't you please proy with
' as. that the good dol will In .oss way
80 detain that other train at the junction 2"
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Departures saturday EveaIng.


SMOOTH BoY.-william Maher. one 81
virginia.. incorrisible-. has bcen s'ni np
for twenty DAYS for being drunk and Dis
orderly. lie Is a slick youth % some lfty
Summers, and live times managed h. leg
of from ine. and Imprisonment. Judge
Coz made Il stick on the sixth rattle.
PosrpoxEp.-The dayof delinquency In
the matter Of the prcsen, assessment o'
IA. Mitchell Gold and silver Mining Com
pany Is postponed to the 10th ~ October,
and the day of sale to the 9th 81 November.
See official notice Ia our Advertising col
umns to-day.
GuSAwAY.-I.as, saturday morning a
horse attached tn a buggy started from IN
front % Wells. Fargo a Co.'S office, Viz
pinia. anil ran a. far A. Union street, spill
ing A man out ia frunt ~ the Delta saloon.
No damage was done anil noboly hurt.
w.RMSa Ur.-Thc Hayes and Wheeler
Club Tor the First aud Second Wards. Nir-
giuia. held an interesting meeting last
Naturday evening. Addresses were made by
Major L. A. sherman AMI DR.. Harris.
Miss LILLIAN MyoArr was elected a.
-. -. 4, NJ. c,.hion'. Jepar,.
800" - O.. NJ, p,,I,, s.hool =,
,hu i,s, ms.,,"s q, ,hs nsari Of sehooi
Tr,.,e.. ~ yirsini. City.
Ioox,xo Aur,p-The eon.t,n, reader
"a Al. rural journal /. now hooking with
r~e.icnation H. the ti,ae when the edit.
orials on =" The Treasures winter VIII
so"h"e''
six applications have alrcaly been male
for the rent OF the bnllding nov occupied
. .ne nssi. i, ,nrnsJ in,a a saicon.
"""
"ol' -
Of prosperity. Al hei N"'ssngp~ y.
pu-y a.., , whole community.
YIN ~ -, -. q, no.
iorty,eish' hours =. ,,o ,Iigsrsnt mill.
Gu the Carson River.
p,w q, su,ro came near breaking
NJ. ,;,,, .nll. . few davs G o Will. try
inr 10 lump from a train Of cars a, the
Mound House.
Tn, assessed valuation of the personal
property and real estate % Storey county
for the current year foos np nearly
s"Vo''V'o
TuE new Fourth Ward School House
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nrocN nEi.OKr.
tnEroHrxp pAiLr ny ~ r. HEATING . COL
,.,. soh<t~.

1Hl- hthNANs
HIS ophir. ~, az. Ss. sss. a. IN
2lGS MexicAa. %. 9iA. 21S. ~. As "a
tSs Gould 4 cury. ltS
vs. B-.s q bslehsr. ~. .Ss
$50 California, Of COZ. eos oioSes
5gs con. Virsinss. sia.. sss b ~. SAX
iss Cholkri'oto I. =. y. %
40 Hale 4 >orcrO-.. -s,s.
iTs crown Point. IN
iIss fellow Jaekei. stt.. slS
lTys Imperial. a.. %. t.tl1
IS ksaturk, iOs
is Alpha. an. lus
fOS Coincidence. 10
2ls Belehsr. ~. i9s. iss
lUO sierra Nevada. nN. III. us
$50 Bailion. IS, stS. 81.
IS Utah. i5.. 10
SO Hxehequ~r, ~
10 justice. III. iTi.. IL.
$50 Union Con-. ~. To-.
Tso Julia G.5s.5s. 81
W. Lady ByAa. N La. &c ~
its0 c.i~ioaia. 81. 9..sS
1855 baltinorv. ~. ss.3a
ca kniekerbocker. 80
~ CHI lenge. IN
rs Few York. D.
eco suecor. 2oc. ~
VI Ands..3
AN Prospect. I 9ac. 2.
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looo NirginiS. 2
80 North O.sn. Virginia, -
aD Wells. ts,go. IL
80 Msnasentsi. ~
in wooiyiile. IL
NJ LAZY Washington
80 kos-uth.
IA tAho-. fe
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09

SPELLING M PRoSouScISo.-A NEws
subscriber has become involved IN a con-
troversy concerning the correct pronnnci-
alton IL the word Louisville, q village To-
Gated somewhere in the State of Kentucky,
AMI writes To tho Nrws for information
upon the point. II the NEWS knew how
the bet was made and which party was
likely 10 lie most liberal In dividing. the
question might lie settled with certainty
and Lispatch, but ~ the affair now stands,
n ia LETT in q state 81 painful unsettled
meas. Kentnckians invariably pronounce
the worl a. II II were spelled "Looey-
willie" ani IL il but fair 10 presume that
they Know the M NJ their " towns.
Their theory Is that this worl Is OF French
derivation and should be pronounced ac-
corlingly, which Is. no doubt, a very good
argument. The only thing that Is brought
against this IL the contra theory mat
everything coming to America. proper
names AMI all. should be Angliciz',l. Snch'
a rule ~ this IL arbitrary and will never
La accepted by the educated classes. ~.
Louis follows the same rule, and will prob.
ably in the future be called "St. Looey
as II has l-sn In the past. This IL I'M
Loubtedly the correct manner OF speak
ing tbs -" being silent In both cases.
w,snISaroS GUARD TARGET EXCURSION.
The Washington Guari had their annual
target excursion at Treadway's rancl,' Car
sou. last Saturday. Quite u number Of
| the friends 81 the Company attended the
| .hoot,uy IT.. .l.v xa. unfavorable for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09

nan FH,ScIsco. October "a =. ~.
Chollar- Potosi &c bill.
Crown Point-iiS bid. III asked.
Meaican-3is bill.
Con. virginia-5i bid. 5i4 asked.
Mexiean-2I's bid.
Hale A Norcross-s's asked.
Best a Dclcher-t3 bid.
Bullion-1 askcl.
Leopard-sa bid.
Sayage-i3S bid.
Hale 4 Norcross-s bid. "a sold
Best q Belcher-i3a bid, t3s asked.
imp~riAl-3 ~ bid. 4 asked, I sold.
Best a Belcher-B bid.
Yellow Jscket-2t bid.
Hale 4 Norcro-s. 50 bid. So asked.
Chollar- Potosi-77 asked, TGa sold.
Alphs-uS sold. az bid. a. asked.
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IN. Inaiau. EIeesian.

l Ane Anoisua EIeetiou.
WASHINGTON. October 9.-An Indiansp-
oils special says the excitement over III,
election Is intense. Business Is mostly
suspended. Republicans have informa.
ton Of 22o roughs on route from Chicago
TO DO distributed a, Kokomo, and importa.
lions are arriving from other quarters. II
IL said prominent Republicans are to be
arrested tonight for effect. the charge
being conspiracy to commit election
frauds. Both cities are full Of spirit. and
unless calmtr feeling prevails tomorrow,
the election may be attended with VIC.
lsnce, but the city authorities are making
very complete arrangements to preserve
peace. The Republicans are confident oi
success.
The Election In Colorado.
DENVER. October 9.-The Chairman Of
the Republican Central Committee claims
. majority for the Governor of 800. The
Republicans have two-thirds Of both
branches Of the Legislature.
Yellow Fever.
WASHINGTON. October 0.-The Superin-
tendent Of the Railway Mail Service Is IN
receipt Of information that to-day two
more route agents Of the Savannah and
Live Oak line are down with yellow fever.
leaving only two agents to keep mp postal
business ON tho southcrly and northwest
erly approaches 10 Savannah.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09

ATuRHuLEST.w WOMAN Mary MehnihSt
was arrested ia Virginia a few days aso
for disturbing the peace. She demanded
A Jury trial. and last saturday she got II.
The twelve good citizens fuund her guilty
and the Court fined her >i1 and $50
costs. She was given the alternative 81
going IN Jail for eighty days, which she
will probably accept.
NE,RLy ~ AccIpESr.-Last Saturday
evening at the !Alhambra Thea,er In Vir-
GINA little Julia Stevens. tho wonderful
child single trapeze performer. hal q mar
ROW escape. During her performance shs
swung u over the audience and fell from
the tralezc. She was caught, however, by
One Of the persons present and escaped
unhurt.
4 CArIrAL EATING PLAcr.-Christian
Hansen isa christian gentleman and knows
how IT, keep an oaiing-stand. Those who
don't believe this have only 10 call upon
Mr.. Hansen at his eating establishment In
IA. Capital Saloon. At this place You can
get everything that Is good Ia cat. See
Mr.. iIanscn's advertisement In another
column.
FRrIaur RECEIPTS. - The following
frcish,- for Gold Hill AMI Virginia City
were received during the forty-eight
hours ending at ~ o'clock N. to-day:
wooJ, iai carloads; 81 Of lumber. 10 OF
merchandise. 4 Of hay, > Of coal, ] of ma.
| cbincry. I u castings, I Of oil iron. ! oil
grain. / Of pigiron, aud OF nut PINE
CoSsunI,tI SrkLicrrIrs.-Joh DELANEY
ono OF yirginia's married men, hal 4 ROW
with his better half the other evening. and
omptie,l the contents 81 tho family cup.
board upon her devoted heal. This ias'
sentence is a figure Of speech, for the
woman's hand was badly "a and MT.
Delaney has been arrested.
VINO Il snEp-Don't forget Thai thu
question a. TO who is the prettisst girl IN
Gold Hill is tn b. settled before the Close
IL the Fair. now in progress at Miner un'
ION Hall. There Il not = young lady in the
town but thinks she knows how the vote
would ~ IL u fair expression Of opinion oi
could be obtained.
WORLDS GREAT REMEDY Medical
Wonder for rheumatism. neuralgia,
erampcolie. colds, sprains, burns tooth
ache, etc. ocf i"'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09
A ~suPEOCATIN0 tOU0u.

In q letter TO Mrs. Lisle, Of Chicago, . we'll
known contributor TO the Western prrss. she
s-cribes the cure of = dangerous c0ugii. Accom'
Honey Of iiIorehound and Tar. my cough
she says, . threatened 10 suii0cAte me :
but the Honey Of %Ilorehound and Tar has
removed every traee OF It," The letter was "a
q lady friend In this city. who has placed u al
the disposal Of @. N. critttnton. Z sixth ave
nue.. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
minnie
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09

,uLrnun MATHS . ccnts. The beneneIai -.
suits Of pu,phnr baths are ton we'll Known 70
Q. quirs comu,ent. The effects u 0lenp's Sul.
phur soap In the bath are truly elcctrieal, CON.
III I. " decd briEing offensive accumulation and
In roughly purifying the eniife surface OF the
b.iy. Sold by Druggists, Is cents.
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nm. Amerlean iIar.e.

LONDON. October ~7.-sanford's Amer
lean horses. Preakness, Mate and Bayfinal
have been scratched for the Czarewicll
stakes race tomorrow.
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TO CANDIDATES.

We wish 10 remind all candidates for once
Of the coming election that all announcements
In this paper and ell election printing must be
paid In advance We can aeesp, of no eontin-
gent arnncemenis. she's Jour worihin. "a for
the once by paying promptly your printers
hftla-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON. October 9.-The steamship
dermanica. from Liyerpoor. took fC5o. 900
specie for the United States.
The new wharf. with flour aud rice mills
at Ilotherhitl. was burned last saturday.
Loss, $3.50, 900,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09

HAoAx's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion. removes freckles,
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft,
whits and delicate. Its application can
mot DO detected.
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SUICIDE.

A sperusg AHs sisoets Himself
Through the Heart whisky and
Despendeary supposed 90 be the
Cause.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

70 rns aoLp unL nanny NEW.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

.rrcrAL TO TUE soLD NIL DAILY xrws
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09

10 thoroughly Identified with the best 10.
tefests Of the country. ana oil classes Of
the people, from the hlNER, 90 the
MECHANIC. 20 the hkk.
CHANT or the BANKER.
% ytves the LA1ksT
NkWb. teltgrsphie
and othefwiSes
nom all parts
4 MA 4: r
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-23

t,lrouu],out thr n;,,It l., ,la,nrd FLINT
mo,E obnox;ous 7ur;s,,nry IT III
L,znrds ,r.,;n.t l,w rs. ,.;nlorn, N'
.,.,r anr;o,r1 tbc tnst;,,nnv ,,,a;,st
trcur,ot ,nI oth,r. criY;,;:n, tnv.,rS
ram, .tL,.ir- ,bei6w hrIJ tn L.;l T.,
mnswcfS tRc chnrrc Of nrson Thc
proof w,a cln,r th,t n,rn,,i n,t,
,n,Is hn,ve ,yn. t;rnI w. on ;r.|,n
diary r. w,s NOT ;n:,i,.n1 onI ho
Lost with.;t the onrnerrd ,,y;n,rs nf
many ycars Ho hnhfrft, on - brirf
Journey. thc home wh;eb ,;hrltcrrl
his wife and children ,S,;I whcn H..
returned .thc bl,ckncss of nshcs
marked where II stood" In thc
prisoner, p1iia ,Tcnnaot Who lo,kn1
through the bl,s Of the mil General
Butler believed chat he sa,y thc non
who had apn}cI the torch +, b;s
dwelling. and had sentah;a wifc md
little ones shricleinp. from its b]az;ng
roof into the slcct-ond frnst nfo
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-23
CnAlllDbrl,Lin.

The county Is hrcoming moe
an! more ,lisSn,istiuL with tho
G9vcrppr OF South. 3CArolinn for
his failure 10 arrrst and biiii,;
10 punishment ihc authors of
;iH Hamburg ln&ssacre It qani:ot
DC said that his power hns been
resisted. because hu has not made
any c.fort. If 10 t,ici AMI taile |, If
i WIS seen that General Butler anI
his friends resisted the powers of the
Law, :hcn thelc mig llt be some rca~
a"n for the interference Of the
Fcioral power. Hu: SO far from
resisting thA State authorities, Bat
lcr ana his friends hA,c offered them
selves fDr t.'ial. The tinidty rr the
incap&city Ct these Southern Cow
crnors; docs t'n Republican cause
harm. 1T the first ~i!E,,ol "i alarm
they rIln IL tho President. WAcn
McE.nelH IL! usr against kei'cgng in
Louisianathat a!Jcct coward ran to
ghe Custom i|ousr. and remained
t s:nuntil the Federal troops restorcI
nim. Whcn the iiaInlr:"E InaasaIrc
tool; pace ChrmEc, lain IAN to the
PRESIDENT instead Of taking posse,
gong Gown to Hamburg anal arrest
inG,oNery neul @h nv had sany hand IN
the ll".stcrc Such iii act would
have STRENGTHENED him nntl his cause
Ills hr>;inncy and timidity have lei
to the impression that tho n,assacrc
was political and that it's best. use was
us II cnmpaiyn document -Nem
y0i'E Xcl1id.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-23


HAPPY UNION or HEARTS AND HANDS.
---Thursday morning at 8 O'clock, in
the Episcopal church, Rev, w, Il.
Hunter officiating, were married
Mr.. William H. Bedell, o, Selma,
Ala, and Miss Julia, daughter of
Col. A. A. Lowther, Of Lee county
Ala. There were no attendants.
Shortly after the ceremony tho
happy pair left by the Western
road for trip to tho North, taking
tho Centennial in their way Tcle.
grams announce safc arrival Mt
Knoxville. ..# ..N ' rfben
Mr.. Bodcll is one Of the most
promising business mon in tho
country and@is desorvedly popular
with all Glasses. e.. turl -
The bride is ono of tho lc~eliest
and most beautiful 'ladi b in this
section, famed for Its han tsomo
mnidens. We extend the cpngratu"
latiohs, and the hope that lifo'a
brightest dream may be realized.---.
iCOlh'pLuS (JforOi0) tSua1 ,aru.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-23

. TE1E STATE GONVE&IION.


a.sA".rhlrd-at : o'clock, y. ny, on
Tu"sday, 18Th inst. in thr hall al
tIc House 0! Representations Il,
NolHuDlq. ....,.,.v. ,,ts
=. Thc meeting was cal'cl to urdo'
. by GGT. Jaihcs G',nr3r, chai'rmAn o
the Sratc ltxccntiv, t'rmnnittrt'
, nptm Wh, SO motion Col. JAS \
ljpy:, 81 ,Anlerson. T., WAS rlortc>
Temporary chairman. ..,. ~ .,,...
, II taking The chair Col. Hoy
'T~t,hncd 'lIis thanks for tho honnl
''d@ho hun, ami cN,,l ess,. | The robt
tlntt., tbe p"ooe e.liugs- of the l"d,
, MAlld he gnvtpcd by m,i!y uan,
! harmony.
Ntcst:; CASTOR. of Chester; ani
Hend"rs,'n, of Aiken, wurc elected
temporary sec; c:ulios 'n'Hi 81
i The Rev y. S. Stepp, Of Grocn.
vile, opened the prucGpe:inys with
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