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oGgN| GoRpoN's ,Atuss1oN:-Last Mon

GEN GoRDoN's MIss1oN:-Last Mon
day morning we'announced the fact that
AN organized movement was on foot to
send Senator John B. Gordon, Of Geor;
Igia, to Europe on the close of the regular
Session of Congress. next year. The pur-
pose is,to represent to European capital.
lists who are at loss TO- find safe and
profitable method ;te invest boarded eap--
Iital, the advantages Of developing the
agricultural and manufacturing opportu-
mites of the South and to show the ad.
iyaintages of immigration. General Cor
don has viewed this proposition with
if3yor, and wili accede should the requi-
site. authority be vested in him BY the
various corporations and municipalities
within the South. It is we'll known that
European capitalists have grown weary,
of railroad and mining, swindles WHICH
the North and West have, been loading
them with, for years, and would like TO
find safer and more reputable invest
ments. For some time they haveIbeen
looking towards the South, as Offering "a
fair field, but nc, advance hayingsbeen
made by our section, no enterprise was
adventured. W. '' '''i'' ~ - 'ri':'i''.
General Gordon was thought of as one
of the most suitable representatives TO-
proceed. to Europe with the purpose Of
inviting capital and immigration. He is
capable and sincere, and would tfndoubt-
edly command earnest audiences ~her1
ever he went; It would be well; there:
fore, to encourage. this movement in =, 8 3
material manner. All sections Of the
South are interested in its success and
would benefit by the contamination.
The attention of the Boards. of Trade,
Chambers Of Com merce and Cotton iE1-
changes of the South has been called to
it, and all will contribute literally to the
betrayal of General Gordon's expenses.
Municipal governments are also expected
to interest themselves, and to not only
furnish authority Of representation but
to pay quota of the expenses.-NeU
Orleans P;cayanc. ''-'
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ii General AeMs Summary

-A.:iN;lssnn w;IItreceiva 81 400 night
Snr;nc - har a,,9o 90 cement AZ St Petersb1rnS
n AN n oscow , ''ei'ey'es 'e' y $,
Inn pedro has; & pe-;i;yen 4; "a fi TIA M Messrs.
rolI;as of Ph;Ia5aIuI;Ss ~ TyGIvfITanf iffi;r.
Su;id;no % a. q ,a;irnsd + 1mites lonr Az
Ia.,T va millions and asi3half dollais
worth ofAmeyican ,iried, ,frnis;haye been
add in Enropa during the last; twelve
Months :' {. 81 t,sssSe1s. !.
N Thss2 S33}fH South Chnifciil Boston H. 81
no. wet ,ese,, al finn, ,fha .nrobability Of
fslI;nr into .secrIariF hands and. 5bsineI
i,sed. .for hns;ness NM nuruoses. - 7
oneen v;etor;a q s. a1llstesa "a and & dlisciss
,ii;;n;ss ii;ns Nss ;fst as ;f fhav were
st;II hoss; @ i III S;,ls ss Ps;nna ,ennnldi ia
o. o. ,,,t ai;ahts.t I s,,,n1am,snta nr nIans
- Js ta,snranhed a Ssty - W;Sdsnr or RaImoraI
-, ons ~ b;o s,itss eos thats ina ntherIy
SynSS e. S j Ihan Il ha;nE ;I EIoin lHa aeeeu.
tod a.ta.;on " iS ~ sftsSd ts The FnisconaI
E,s;,scE M - = hs ' rsss;Sad a sfaT n;n,ites E-s
sn.a @ hs,hnn. ny - .of ssrv'ca.; q ;,cs;t;ra, orders
.ote sue,ntS D p.esh,tsa sJ,r az % Ghurch Tys
~ sSu.:'s s4'0 s1Ae.' g
y. = ; lencJ n,.J think thev have dis.
nnza,adT n tba! seSint ~ .sdfety n q law
Sis sh;ah fs.tana IAN [ tSa ras,,ons;hii'tv ~ nr:a fra
~ aJ tha ,e ns,soT, ,;nswboss nsem;ses;it ,oriei.
pa+sd. s and nreyents T hin fsom recovering
@ = &, ftS, ~ nraIarf1 hnrnsS TT2s
~ s.s p.s.st ia; Il;
oyas.on sesms = nase ~ %vahr iosns "a sa
o1na sa,, .ha , a1t,ansa !. ,vatchss
sstiu 10 )
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.Snrs ,aYs rhEpAsEp. hgs9 III a-aGoII
H., ;R. rsTEYEhs, Boston, MASS
aWKas Is -TsSssisssa'o

SsItYs sIcompouid extracted from ibafksl fo65
and herbs. II ia Natures Remedy!yl Is per.
fecrly harmless from any badeGec upon thesys.
Directly upon tho blood. It qlfets the nery6la
sysssni. iS gives you good, Sweet Bieep At Hight
IL In aigreat tpanaeee fqyf athere nd
mothers, for It gives them stEengthS quists their
has. .besnproyed by many an sdspersontti iltsS
the great Blood Purih ihsr.s tis1 soothing remedy
for our children. 1t has, relieved and cured
thorsandS.s;tIt ispgery tpleasant!to takey 1eaery
child ;lkariH ltrelieyes and cureSa all diaeasea
TiSEl lGi7sit q fair trial for youf Complaints;
tbSn youwfll nay to your friend neighboria and
L !. has sgssd me
-yzurrtsr-for. or.taIorcoupiaints sforvhich-itri 10
recommended, 10 having larger sale throughout
Ssetes than amy othsE dicin6.
Wly2A ASeEasfRass win Cufo shesnsC anss
7slainfra S-.sS -.
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Observation-Disclosures. LEE.
The ofFer to Cen. Lee Of the Command Of
the United States .Alamy. !, "a "a.

the TIE 9'e!. gnissa. states q! sf2 Amy; .s
AoA 4. p. AsoruSr, q Paisdssps:a Rsekly asass..
In 1868 8-several years after the war;
"a Senator ii Congress had the tenisrisy.
ito make the charge that Gen.; Lee had
applied to President Lincoln for the com,
Lmaaiid of the Federal army destined ID
invade and subduei the Southern States,s
and, that, being tefhsed,p from pignei iands
he turned and offered his.
sword in aid Of the Southern canse, and
thus was raised to the chief command 'ofs'
the rebel forces ~ On the instant Nj.
iReverdys johnson, Of MARYLAND, ihimaelfi
la Union man., denounced the statement
as untrue, saying that although he had
not the authority of the accused to deny
il, General Lees lofty character and ;un-9
stained honor alone guficed % repel the
charge, This furnished the occasion for:
General LeeFto give, through MI. Johna
son., not alone the conclusive proof Of the ].
incorrectness Of The charge, but the clear
evidence that ,the had himself. declined, q
fioma stetuse sense ofduty andsh honor; the
very pTefernent. which be- was falsely ac;s
ieasea S01a .. Sas ~; ssS
Henerai aa Lee himself inns as so contained IN the
following modest and characteristic letter
addressed dibyi him at the time tothes Hon,
hIs death. .ayouched to the contribntor iis I;
abt;ra anth 20
.. f7 LHEaxiiNdfoa, LHaii VA, Va FEB: 2255
rHons1 kN>e5i,,s IA nhssa, ,0aAIee 729fsrs
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as ...ssa - ~ a'sWITH1s e H1sia:s5 5asa =. ;,
'IEE EII7MES!

ITsHE undersigned hereby notifies the citi-
a zens of Anderson and vicinity that he
has moyedlhis BOOT and SHOE SHGP from
Ihisold stand in1,hn Benson House to.new
quarters on Main Street, near the Market.
I am prepared to mann facture fine and sub
stanta Boots ANA Shoes for ladies and gem
tfeneh. atshoftesf notice, and guarantee the
prompt delivery d work at' the titfie app0in!
tsdle viii call latreside dences to get measures
for ladies, orders when desirsble.t:s l,1f!i =
helfriends;of; ;di .lisA q Ii - A,pH;
iii find bin Ms I xk MsRNhs9 !5 2 sbs1 Where s
will be glad to see them, and continue 70 do
their work: " 40 -:''''e ga ~, @
u have ON hand a!lot Of Substantial Kip
Boots, of my own manufacture, suitable TOE
winter wear, which Twill sell cheap for cash.
Give me call, ande4amine my stock and
prices.
s3g.s3; srpiirI1@t lnR.uYis:H..NANGE.
Oct, ,25! 1877 /, :; \. fi5,.t,i ~, 3Md ,..
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VIM ]. Andrews, iC. R.I =. :. ~ -, -,
1UNioN.4 81. Wallace, ID. ,J'G. d.
Peake, I'd, VIM. -Jeffies, (D.} 2i'i sldi
W1LLIAMsBURa.--John Evans, (C.j
b. Jas, F. Peterson, (C. Ri VIM
Scott, 70. r. .,,a
YoRK.-A. E. Hutchinson, (Dl,1 J. A..
Deal, (D.,) W. B. Byers, (D.,) b. h.
Massey, 3D. -. '.,i!S 49, as %, @...tt
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Il. A. Connor, d., &. b. HemphlE,
(Da5 VIM. Hood, cd 'Thos. D: Moore.
ID1a; ei;Ifisin; .J,Ei u Il ,..jEfl.asoiiy, Z !
j AIKEN.-C +. Sawyer lD.,},L. Nj
AsbiAs q o. III YeodEard, 90! lsp John 1 p.
; ESDSssoaiGH. s as III q. qlvandiyssis ifp. II
W %. Brown, D.9) R.W: Simpson, (D,}.
James l.. Qr;TtD, ),enly ts,.jssa: esa!2 81.
: BAREWELL,-7Isaac T. Ramberg, % 1,,l
ID. W. Youmaahnss, ans ~, John w. Holmes,
i(D.,,t NJ. az Rou6tree, (D.:,l 1Robsrt AZ ~
.drieh, (D@nHnn!1ItJo aaj y eooane 1i5i
8 BEAUFoRT.---.T e. Hamilton, Ieold, ,Rssa
Jos; Robinson, {sol4 b. H. Capt, a,
+. 2 Miller tcopda r., y n. B. Myers;
i(cold R.}l9T =4a!a!o3 sat ~ ssitiayse:
CHAaLEsToN.-G. Msmmiagkns
~ s g. (; EskAeS& y b + (s9Ed s Pa 3 e
ladrd o. Mill, (D.,) !1e: II: B. b. :1hstt,i
) H:. S;montoB,i {DS) T. b! Hacker tD::;;} Ea
!, kslchers, lD.,) Blk. Kiabch, i(eaSd, ,lbs,)f
j. q, Esskep,, d. ,E.,O Hail. d. g.,
Lamb Buist, (D.,) J G. CIn, (Dy) q:
, " ErDin. (D.,} &c? AeKeas, (eoFd
sD3) Henry iHayper;; teopd dDD Dst:.l el.s..si 81
CHEsrEB.4J. iJ a; ;Hemphill, D, fAui
''PEu,,yis,,s 'E Il 3. Samuel Coleman,
t5 GaESTsa1r1pIlD.-J. 81 i1 &: Cot, {D:;Tp!H
'T.Redfearn, CD. ~. 1si' Z. tl3,5ait. on
GLARENDoH.a--Sy Syfa1lsi Mltonl lcbidr
B., Ham, Boston; {cord R. s.s.9 % ea,
CoLLEToN.-H. 2. Bissell, (D.j VIM.
Maree, (col'd y, ] J. N. Commings; tDy)
l.. T.: Parler, {D.;,1 RSbptt jones' (D:3 ,Has
DARLINaToN@R HyrHhmbert, fcol'h
tcopd F., q. Wines, aeopd B, i
EDGEFIED.-W. S: Allen, D.,) &c.
Sheppard, tD.;| James Callisoh, (D.,,| r;
F.: Jennings tDsl "a. A. Shaw, JD9 2H
I FA1RrIEnD.-fhos; 8. Brice, {D,li H.
4; AS aaillard, il (p,) Prince nee 3 Martin Martin,
GEoRaErowN.-C. S. Green, (cord
B., PIX. Kinlooh;l {col'd RI ;ita a3i!5s
GREENy1LIE.-J. W.;Gray, tD,l u,
Fs Donald, D,(!J. Z. Austin, D, T..
p. Westmorelannd, (D.) = =
HoRRY.-E.;D: Bryan, tD,) John B.
Cooper, d. -. =
{ KERsHAw,-E. H. lDibble, tC. .Rsl B.
D. Gather, (c. b., a. W. Hough,
.L1NcAs5rElR.-John B. Erwin, lD.,l =.
Blaksney, ID: 'sg'.. '.-A'.l
( iLAURENs.-D!' w. Anderson, lD.,1 81
B.. Humbert, (D.,3 j. Washington Watts,
IrxINcroN YIN T,eanhart ny q.
NAE Mxa1eS. .4J. q. sBlae, (D., james
McRae; jD,) r. H. Rodgers, (D:,)'J. ~
ias Maassoao 1 :Eli N N. Hsmer ls sD) ,j
Thos. N. Edens, o. e -. 49,, -: Z.
NEwBERRY.A ASsss.s Bridges dtcR.,,}'
Thos. Keitt, &c. r., elK u Pope 3D. e!Yl
OcoNEE.--B. Frank Sloan, (D,}eIno.l
s. Werner, (D,) ,ail,. 9. AZ .,G.,,,;a
.ORANaEBURa.-C. w. Caldwell, &c.
R.,) Samuel Dibble, CD Ellis Forrest
lG R.,) g. Morgan. 20. R.. }oiW. .aH..
{ Ple'zsss.9D. IS +. Bradley i.
R1oHIAND.-A. l1 W: Curtis, (e. R,) Rs
I. Palmer, tC. R.,} James Wells, 1ctR,ai
VIM, M.; Lowman, &c. b. John c. Has.y
rs spuRIAsBduhe.Mw 81 Mi i, ,swa pt Compton, tal
(D:,1 p. s. Allen D, ~. W: Woford,i
lDy) Charles Petty, ID ~ tpss. .@t,,
SUMTER.-Jno. 81. Westbetry, lCeR.Al
-.--7- --.-,,---- Jpe, =. FerEiter,
VIM. J. Andrews, &c. R.l s. =. - -; ~
DUNioN.-W::H. Wallace, DIG. d:
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i sin ths il., ilL.,andl

lRTyHE HEExhibitionSinsAndersonwasinn was nneofs
.thomost remaEkable events since the'
war. In;point nfSnnnnbe talents and, dis
tihEuishsd ability nothing could have extS
sceedcdi it5sikt every stage so6its sipfoeeed-a
ings II wa, nanifestithat q new Efeis instheI
land N jaQ sol ss.5si 5IS Sstti lsJsl
: Yhel Celebrate Dfss HErNrTsHs was there's
and advocated Southern Medicines fora
:Southeyn people. " His q Family Medicines
are household remedies. isSI y tss
HENTTSBS, QUEENS DELIGHT pE-
tho blood nlgNasSS ls.l:.s
HBrNITsHS sBnooD fAND gIGVEE
gHfEIEEE6r Liver Complaint Sick
Headache, Dnl Feelings, Loss OF
tite.s.fi yfI.sH s1st eSsii IS t E
aNENfTSRs,nRoS oSEis 0RDIAI.- For
IS re Bowel Comp plaint. = akeiss ~ .t.:oi
sTANBEYsSg COUGH ssYRUPLg gaIss
isaz Coughs, Colds, "a sthma. Gatafrh.
MOTHER 14RLiN NGS INF ANT COR,
i's DJAL all com plaiHfs Incident
M sss, =. Z To seethings Sour Stomach, EEying.j
fHE QUEENS DELIGHT iathe gTeatsi
est 2harrnaeeusic product ever
discovered Tor ell disorders and dis,
eases which have the5s origin in the
blood Health tmay 4oYberegain
.ased. Life. prolonged. Beautysre-
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,THRoUGH A. GLASS, DARKEY!

Lecture by Henry Watterson--The Humor Of
the South Described and Ana1yzed--The
Southern Character. Z i..s!liic4 j;.i!! ~.
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Charlest -, ~
l5TOROMPT attention given to sale& & Cot
II ton, Corn, Peas, Rice and Prodsce of
all kinds. :i3I 81 say.4si55t : ,ly1 II .l..Ai
Merchandise bought free of commission.
Agent at Charleston for State Line Ocean
Steamships between New York, GlaAsow,
Liverpool. Londoniand all parts of Eutope.
RsgzRHHcEs-Bank Of Charleston alas.
Adger & Co., @. T. Lowndes & Cos Cha4les-
tor, IS. @. - sft:5s. :ssas s & es2s.
Oct 1877 112S rs. St1s
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!, ABBEv1rtE.4J. C.:'Maxwell( (D.) aoi
ANDERsoN.-JohnsR. Cochran lI.aR.)
CHARLEsToN.-L B.. Gdmp6e1i D.)
| CHEsTER.&Wm..' A.. WALKER {D:l a'2's
/; cyxyreruprfirrtIlnI WI AleEva;,afff01 \
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be-, governed BY 1the Jaw, and its judg-y
ments were the honest convictions of a
hind and heart anxious to do exact JUS
tice.; The testimony fully sustains the
verdict rendered. ai.Afser q calm and un-
prejudiced, consideration Of it., myjudg-:
ment aocords with that of the juryod-,.iA
The!ierime Of which you have been
convicted, thoughga misdem eanor, is q
serious one. u It is not the ordinary of.
Tense of conspiracy on the part of private
individuals, but a corrupt coInblnation
among public officers to defraud a''State9
The increased criminality of it consists
in the nefarious combination of those who
we're under, obligations las citizens, and
BY, reason of, official oath, to protect the
pnbIic interests of which they had been
Constituted the guardians. Involved in
the confederation and the contamination
ofthe purpose of. it, were not only the
corrupt and unlawful combination, but
palpabie and fraudulent breach of trust.
The law reprobates conspiracy, because
Of the dangerous tendencies and conse-
auences Of Il. When formed on the part
Of public officers, and consummated as TO
purpose, it is, still more severely repro.
bated because of tie 'mischisvous results,
and the immense boldness, .recklessness
and, dishonesty requisite for such an un-
lawful. confederation! Public. officers
should be exemplars of honesty, fidelity
and reverence of law. When they wan.
tonly and deliberately forget their duties
and publications. and useltheir official .po-
sition, influence and opportunities to
defraud and iniure the public, the sever,
est penalties should be visited to prevent
official ,delinquenGies and punish the
Eaithless officer, This. safeguard should
be thrown around, the public to, protect
Il from the yenality and cupiaity Of pub
lie servants. It. appears from the, testif
mony that you did not hesitate to betray
the trust confded to yous for the snggesr
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-08
Assessment Notice.

SOUTH END GOLD AND SILVER MIR.
- ing Company.--Locstion of principal
place of business, City and County of san
Francisco. California. Locstion Of works
DEVILS Gate Mining District, Lyon County.
Nevada. Notice rs hereby given, that al a
meeting of the Board Of Directors, held on
the 7th day of july A. d. 1877, an asscsslaent
mo. y of Ten Q0l Cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corpora.
ton, payable immediately In United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, at the Office of the
Company. Room No. 2, Ais California str =.
San Francisco, California. Any stock upon
which this assessment shall remain unpaid
on the Eie, enth ti1th) day Of August, 1877.
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is made
before will be sold on FRIDAY the Thirty .f,rst
day of August, 1877, to pay the delinquent a.
sessment. together with costs Of advertising
aud expenses OF sale.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
J. W CLARK, Secretary.
Office Room ., 4lS California street, San Fran
cisco, Cal
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-08

nAYTON GOLD AND SILVER MINING
~ Company-Location Of principal place
OF business, San Francisoo, Cslifornis-Loca-
tton of works. Lyon county. State Of Nevada,
Notice Is hereby given, that at meet
ing Of the Board Of Directors held ON the
9Th day OF July, 1877, an assessment mo. 81
OF Fifty Cents (50c) per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately in United States gold coin, t the
Secretary at the office Of tie Company.
Room 10 Hayward's Building, No. 4l9 Cali.
fornia street, San Francisco, California. Any
stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 9th day OF August
1877. will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction; and I'M ess payment In
made before, will be sold on THURSDAY.
the thirtieth (30thl day of August, 1877, 10
pay the de inque assessment. together with
costs of advertising and expenses Of sale.
Bv order of the Board OIL Directors.
", 4. DEAN. secretary.
Office-Room No. ~, Hsywards Building.
California street. San Francisco. Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-08

A man applying for consulship
said to the President, II have par
donable desire to live elsewhere
Every man should live elsewhere
when he wants to, but not at the ex-
pense of the Government.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-08
SALOON BILLS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN whom it may concern, that w. H. Les
ter is the only authorized collector of the &C.
counts due at the saloon Of the undersigned,
next door to Paul Gross meat market.
John @. KAUFMAN.
May %. 1877.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-08

When few cattle raiders can cre-
ate war with Mexico, it may be said
that the fate of a nation hangs on the
horn of Texas steer.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-08

The boy who does not know when
a gun Is loaded has just sense enough
to point it at another boy, who fnds
out the fact for him.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-08
CAUTION.

ID R. AND MONTGOMERY CONSOLE
II . dated Mining Company. The public
are hereby cautioned sgsin,t negotiating the
following described certificates OF r. r. and
Montgomery Consolidated Mining Company
stock, as the anne have been sold for nom
payment Of assessment MOL
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-08

An egotistlcal man honors his
father and mother because they are
the parents of SO great man as him
eelf,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-08
Assessment Notice.

GOODMAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING
u Company -Location Of princip place
of business. Virginia, Nevada. Location Of
works, cold Hill Mining District, Storey
County. Nevada. and Silver City Mining Dis
trict. Lyon County, Nevsda.-Notice Is here.
by given that at a meeting Of the Board of
Trustees, held on the 18th day of June, A.
D. 1877, an assessment mo. A. Of Two Cents
(2c) per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation payable immedi-
ately in United States gold coin 70 the Secre.
tary at the Office of the Company, at the
Court Room of Thos. Moses, Esq corner Of
a-d Taylor streets. Virginia. Nevada Any
stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on Thursday, the 9Th day Of
August, 1877, will be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at public auction and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on MON
DAY the 10th day Of septembsr, A. d. 1877.
to pay the delinquent assessment. together
with the costs Of advertising aid expenses of
sale, BY order OF Bosrd of Trustees.
F8 l.. b. HAsTIN Gs, Secretary.
Office at Justice Court Room, corner aud
Taylor ST. eets, virginia. Nevaaa
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NOTICE TO CO-OWN ERS.

TDvO ISAAC S. CHURCH, A. T. BECK, J. S
II Roach, ii. j. Hoffman and Vim Whit =
You are hereby notified that the Del key Sil
yer Mining Company-a co-owner with you IN
that certain mining claim known as the Del
Rev Company, on the Del Rey Lodges, situate
In DEVILS Gate Mining District, lyon County
State OF Nevada-has expended in labor and
improvements upon SAID cla' the sum Of Que
thousand dollars since the 10th day of May,
1872, and prior to January /, 1877. that the
proportion # said expenditures so made as
aforesaid, due from you and each OF yoE 70
the said Del Rey Silver Mining Company, IL
as follows. to-wit: Isaac =. Church SIS, r
Beck SIS, J s. Roach $25, II j. Hoffman sif
and VIM. White $40. You and each Of you are
hereby further n titled that In case you fail
or refuse to pay the respective amounts sci
opposite your names as aforesaid to Samuel A.
chaplin, the Secretary of said Del Rey Silver
Mining Company, at his office, Room 90 Mer
chants Exchange, San Francisco. before the
expiration of ninety days IRON the first publ
cation of this notice, your and each of your
interests in said claim will, by operation OF
law, become the property Of said Del Rey Sill
yer Mining Company, which made the re-
quired expenditures.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees OF Del
Rcy Silver Mining Company.
SAMUEL A. CHAPLIN. Sec'y.
March 81, 1877.
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WARM SPRINGS HOTEL.

J. g. MoCLINTON, Proprietor.
2
HVHIs POPULAR PLACE OF RESORT,
Il situated at the State Prison,
One and a half Miles from Carson,
Offers the best accommodations as q place Of
resort to be found in the State. The Hotel Is
first-class; the bar is stocked with the best Of
liquors; and the
SW I'M N ING BATHS
OF PURE, RUNNING WARM WATER.
Concord coaches run every hour from the
principal hotels OF Carson direct to the
Springs Give us call.
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WILSON d BROWN
ETNDERTAKERs.
2S south b street, Virginia.

a FULL AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
"A Of Updertakers' Goods always on hand.
Collins, Shrouds. etc, etc. Hearses and Car.
risges furnished when desired. All charge
moderate.
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FITS EPILEPSY,
FAILING SICKNESS

IDERMANENTLY CURED NO HUM
II bug-by one months usage of DR.. Goul-
ard Celebrated Infailible Fit Powders. To
convince sufferers that these powders Will do
ali we claim for then, we will send them by
mail, POST PAID. a fir trial box. AS DR..
Goulard is the only physician that has ever
made this disease a special study. and as to
our knowledge thousands have been PERMA-
NENTLY CURED by the use of these Powders,
we will guarantee permanent cure IN every
case, or REFUND YOU ALL MONEY EXPENDED.
All sufferers should give these Powders an
early trial, and be convinced Of their curative
powers
Price, for large box, So, or 4 boxes for $l0
sent by mail to any part of United States or
Canada on receipt OF price. or by express, G.
D. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
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PIR[IINI IINIa

AvING LATELY ADDED. AND BEING
II still a receipt, of New Fonts Of the
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$50 FULTON STREET. BRooKLYN, N. Y
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02

The Pope's particular enemy, Mr.. Whal
ley, was greeted the other evening in the
House of Commons with the almost forgot
ten cry of " Sing, Singw The honorable
mber WAS dilating upon familiar sub
ject, and was about to offer to the House a
quotation when some member, bethinkipg g
himself of the old story of Mr.. Whalley's
hymn. raised q ehont tnat recalled scene
that Happened at le..st fifteen years ago.
The cry Of Sing!" arose in this way Mt.
Wha!ley at the remote period just men
toned was addressing the House upon the
subject of the Church of Rome. He wished
to gain the opinion of the House upon a
certain hymn which was accustomed to be
sung in a Catholic Sunday school, and,
drawing a little book from bis pocket, OBJ
served that he would read it to the House.
An honorable member being STUCK with a
happy thought called out .'Sipg it," and
forthwith arose a unanimous shout of
Sing, SiDg!" For some time after is was
the custom to greet Mr.. Whalley in this
fashion, until at last the practice was
stopped by the then Speaker who ruled it
to be out of order.