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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-30

EuFchh. NcShud, MAY ~, lofi.l L
NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN THAT
~ Alex. Fraser and Morris HartDett,.
whose postoiiice address is Eurska, Ne
vada, have this day filed their application q
a patent Tor fifteen hundred q 300
OF the Magnet mine or VEN oearl
with surface ground two hundred Z
width, situate, lying and being inth
Mining District, county OF Eurek
OF Nevada, and known and designat
field notes and official plat on fl -
Office as lot number lis.
The exterior boundaries Of said lot No. lie
being as follows, to wit: Variation 1879 deg.
east.
Commencing at a post marked No. l, U. s..
Survey No lis, whence post No. 1. Survey
No. II, Industry lode, bearsS 81 Dig. q IN. w
s63 Clio feot. The flagstaff in the town Of Eu-
roka bears n. 81 dg. - III. Il, li,T0l feet. The
highest point on Ruby Hill No. l bears N. 81
bears n. . dg. 81 m. W, 755 ieet Thence run
ming LIST course N. SlA Dig. W, 10 feet. ii
post marked No. 2, u. ). Survey No. lls !
Thence ID course ~ dg.E., ! 500 %ieet,to post
Sd course 5. s9A Dig. f., 300 feet, TO post
marked No. 4, U. ;. Survey No. us: aH6i
thence 4th course ;. y dg. W., 800 feet, to
post No. !, the place Of beginning. containing
u s9-l00 acres.
This claim is bounded on neither end by
any hnown claimants; the nearest claims are
the Bald Eagle and Industry. :,
The location OF this mine is duly recorded
in tho Recorders office OF Eureka Mining
District. on page i2s, in Book L Of the Eureka
District Mining Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Magnet mine, or said mining.
ground as hereinbcfore described, are re-
quired to Glc their adverse claim with the Reg
lister OF the United states Land Office at Eure-
ka, in the State of Nevada, during the sixty
days period of publication hereof, or they
will be barred by virtue Of the provisions on
tho statute.
myII-tOd d. d. IMMEL. Register.
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PATENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for a Pateu'
TO THE y
GENERAL LEE MINE.
NO. 37e.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, EUREKA, New.
May 18th, 1877.

~ ASHthhs NcF., |
May 18th, 1877.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAN
~ the Adams Hill Consolidated MIMI
Company, whose postofice address is Eurekst
Nevada, has this day filed its application mi
a patent for eight hundred $500 linear feet VI
with surface ground two hundred and I'll
(2l0) feet in width, situate, lying and being II
Eureka Mining District, county of EurelsI
and State Of Nevada, and known and desis'
mated by the field notes and official plat aSi
file in this office as Lot Number 10. II
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot Ma
100 being as follows, to wit: Variation lOX
degrees east. !
Commencing at n post marked No. |. H. q
Survey No. 10, whence the flagstaff in tbs
town of Eureka bears >. 50 Dig. ~ min. L. s52S
feet: the highest point of Ruby Hill No.
bears S. 6dg. IA min. ". 500 feet; and the ton
of the General Lee incline bears s. A Do. n
min. ABS $40 feet; thence running LIST course
5. 20 deg i. 30 feet, to post marked No, 2, U.
s Survey No. 100: thence I'd course S. 10 deg.
w. 800 feet, to post marked No. 8, u. s. Sur.
vey No. 100. whence post No: 4 of U. s. Sur.
vcy No. l05, Wide West looc, bears :. 81 deg.
% min. ". 379 $40 feet; thence I'd course N,
30 deg. W. 30 feet, to post marx ed No. 4. U,
). Survey No. 10; and thence 4th course n,
20 deg. 4 500 feet, to post No. /. tho place Of
beginning, containing 8 50. 100 acres.
This claim is bounded on neither end BIS
any known claimants. The nearest mines ar,
the Wide West and the Lexington.
The location of this mine is duly recorded
in tho Recorders office Of Eureka MinipC
District. on page It's, in Book d, Of said Min,
ing Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely an,
portion of said General Lee mine, or sail
mining ground as herein before described, ar,
required TO file their adverse claim with tb,
REGISTER Of the United States Land Office a
Eureka. in the State of Nevada, during tn,
90 days period Of pa utilization hereof, or the,
VIII DO barred by virtue. Of the provisions 0
the statute. u. b. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka. May rs, 1877. my2l-GOI
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Application for a Patent
TO THE
MAGNET MINE.
NO. SIS.
U. s. LAND OyrIcE,
Eureka. Nevada, MAY ~, 1877.

Eureka. Nevada, May 10, 1877.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ Alex. Fraser and Morris Hartnett,
those postoilice address is Eureka, Ne
sada, have this day filed their application u
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-27

The two Committees Of Congress,
appointed to devise some mcthol by
which, The disputed Presidential qucs-
ton might be quietly settled, have
reported a bill which provides for !,
Commission composed of five Sena-
tors, five Representatives, aud five
Associate Justices of the Supreme
Court, whose duty it shall be to settle
all matters Of dispute between the
two Houses. Tic bill is likely to
becomca II law, and the country is thus
ollerc! promised peaceful solution
OF the Presidential problem. 1t is
not certain whether the Commission
will give u, Hayes Or Tildcn. IF
their work results in taking Cham
bcra;n out Of this State, We shall not
grnmblc 10 matter what else they
do.
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The Return Of the Jews to
Plestine.

Whether this is the prophecy or
not, there is Il vague notion through
out the Christian world that it is; and
therefore the world is in constant cx-
.pcctation Of lis fuliillmcnt.
Whether prophecy or not, it is !,
subject Of paramount interest 10 The
Jews, ard ali the Christian world vii
rejoice to see Palestine i'll possession of
the Jews.
rs matter Of State policy, the
Christians rs we'll as tho Jews OF all
the East, would infinitely prefer the
Jew, to tic Mahommcuans in control
of the Holy Land; but we are too apt
10 make the wish the father to the
thought.
1t docs not follow that if the Turks
arc driven across the Bosphorus, their
power will be diminished in Palestine.
The millions Of Mahomcdans oc.
cupying Asia Minor will make dcs.
parato and long struggle before they
are completely ovcrpowcrcd. 1t is
therefore hardly TO be expected that
in the natural order ST things the
Jews can be placed in possession of
Palestine Cor many years to como.
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sic. and funeral benefits, and the sun
port and education ofof willows and
orphans.
The following officers were elected
and regularly installed this evening !:
w } Lake, NJ w Grand Master; w
+ Barton, II w y Grand Master:
Joseph G Martin, /, w Grand War
den; Robert James, II w Grand See:
rctary; John 1lccscman, r w Grand
Treasurer; Silas Jol,nStonc, II w
Grand Representative.
The following officers were ap
pointed by the NJ w Grand Master
for the prescn year. a Fischer, w
Grand Marsha |; j r. Thompson, w
Grand Conductor; J ID Dunlap, w
Grand Guardian; w a Jones. w
Grand Herald. Rev. L G Loyal was
elected W Grand Chaplain.
District Deputy Grand NTastcr-J
y dunlap, = c., Of Camden; G w
Curtis, + G NJ Of Chester; j G
Thorpe, Z G., Of Ganitcvillc; IL n
En'lyn, 7 G., Of Columbia; j NJ El-
ford, PC NJ, Spartanburg; II X Bob
cr;son, = G., of GrccnviIc.
The following arc The committees
for the ensuing year:
On the State Of the Ordcr-A {;
Magra:h, Jr., &c NJ, Wm. Thaycr,
L G NJ, NJ II Robertson, z c., j n.
Robson, } G Thorpe. p G..
On Finance -II L Sell, PC NJ.
} X Scmrill, a j iiin,S, p G; NJ.
On Elections and Returns -Robt.
Jancs, 7 g., chairman cr,oA;co; j "
smith, 7 G., j ID Dunlap.
On Mileage and Per Diem -R G.
Star, Z g., j Maud Llford, p g.,
II Bo,c, p 6.
he meeting has been harmonious
ono, and they adjourned to msct next
Year at Orangcbuos G. | on the
third "Wednesday III January, 1878.
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MnssuImans and Cossac.1s.

Tie diplomatic manmuvcring in
regard to the Eastern question has
continued nearly year, and ut last
ends in Il failure which, from present
indications, will lead to Il 'rurko- Rus
sian war. The ultmatum has been
rejected, and the allied Powers will
undoubtedly yield Turkey up to l,c:.
fate.
The population ofEuropcan Tur
key amounts to about twelve NIL.
lions, Of all crccds and rac,... .nl u.
these but three millions ~. Mn,.ui
mans. How it is that this cien,cn,
has been able for years 10 CIV ami
keep in subjection the nine millions
Of Christians is IL mystery. III. i'Ar,M-
ish army on the peace footing is com
parativcly small, and is scat'arc
along the outskirts Of Il widely cx
tended empire. This bears evidence
thai the domination oi'thc Mu5Sul,
mans is not upheld by troops, 10. is
it sustained b? superiority Of wealth.
or cultivation, for it's we'll known
that TIE Christian clements are richer
and far more enterprising.
How it is that so small body Or
men, not forming Il military organizu :
ton and not calculated to act in har
mony, are able to oppre>s at vii such
Il large and intelligent mass is mat
ter which has puzzled tile shrewdcst
minds in Europe and made the
Eastern question one exceedingly
hard to solve.
. But now the solution fthis great
problem has been, by the stubborn
measures Of Turkey, wrcstcd from tho
peaceful arbitration residing in the
powers and desires Of the conference,
and the probabilities are that Russia
will Immediately take the matter into
her own hands and settle it beyond
controversy forever
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Rem aided to Private Life.

boutwell,, enc Q: sle present scna-
tors from Massachusetts, will be sue
cccded 'y lloar, Who although a
Republican, is possessed Of honor and
some craftsmanship. Boutwell, is the
dog who recommended that the South
crn States be rcnandpl to Il tcrrito-
ral condition. Radical as NIassa
chusctts is, she could no. stand this
dcmagosrc any longer, and has
turned him out TO thc pastures OF
private life. Boutwell, will soon be
forgotten after the 18th Of March
When lie shall lie stark and cold in
death the devil will take care Of his
other part.
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4 Good Sign.

The Washington Chronicle, ore of
Grants organs, is now 6ci"nci. With
!he Fewer Of Iogucs slipping away
from The Administration patty at
asEington, thc whcrtwilh to con
duet journals for tic special purpose
Of slandcring the South, grows harder
and more difficult to get. Employ
ccs OF the government, too, il is under
stood, have refused TO contribute any
moro from their salaries. And 50 The
Chronir'c had to die the death Of n
busted concern. But this is not all.
Contcmporancous with the death Of
The Ch'nnicic Il reduction in the size
Of The Na'innM RcpuIHcan is an
nounccd. The latter is now II third
smaller than it was, bu. is rs filthy
and Shiny as ever. These arc signiii
cant signs. They show that even III
Washington the people have rcpnd
atcd The organs Of the Returning
l'oards South, ana that to uph old
Grant in his Entertainments upon
Tie Constitution, will bring sure death
toa newspaper, although it bo pub
lished under the nose OF the President.
Leaf by leaf the roses fall"
"Oh, look ut them little horses"
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", II. .!1:'; IL;
4 gent vi Mortgages.
D.le-iLIl's S Sales.

hr r:r',gr % iii Execution 10 RIO directed
Will sell I" The hi"!x.st hla.r. at Orange
burg II. on HE fist Monday in February
next. for cash al The Rights, Title anl In
'erc1iSo OF the Defendant. in the following
property, to vii:
Al tia. plantation or tract Of land i,
sa'i' County. containing eighteen hundred
acres more or less being Homestead tract
OF the late David iIo,tscr, also, one carriage,
two wagons ail one mule, Levied on ;,s the
property Of David IIouscr at the suit Of D. J ),
Iwitty and j + Eiscman
sheriii's Office, j. II. LIVINGSTON,
QranGebnrg, Z II SOC.
Jan. Is, 1877.
Jan 20 Ct.
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1fNV "O~E-
The Spoils [!

We are much pleased to sec that
Governor Hampton has rcappointcl
Mr.. Van TassclI County Auditor for
Orangcburg. Mr.. Van Tasscl is the
present Auditor, Il Republican. good
officer, and thoroughly in accord with
the Hampton Administration. The
vulgar cry that TO the victor belong
the spoiis has been tlac banc Of the
country, making it impossible to OBJ
tain an efficient civil service. Cover
Hampton is no: apoli,ician, thank
Heaven and viii no; allow The great
struggle for Reform TO degenerate
into scramble for Office. 81 Nors ant
CUHrier.
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NOTICE.

The taxpayers Of the Precinct ofOrangc-
burg recognizing the Government and
administration Of Daniel II. Chambcrlain
Esq, Governor Of the State of South Caro-.
lima are respectfully invited to attend q
meeting to be held OIL Monday evening
January 22nd. 1877, for the purpose Of
making arrangements for a mass meeting
of the taxpayers of the county supporting
said government.
Several gentlemen acquainted with the
condition Of affairs will address the meeting
J. L. THOMPSON,
Prceinc. Chairman.
jan 20 1t
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-27

=. = A''-
The Town authority il,us being Sc, ut
defiance, by one who should be fore
most in upholding good order, the
Mayor called upon all good citizens
to assist him in the performance Of
his duty. 1Ic first called upon the
col orcd people to assist.him and not
one responded. lie then called upon
the whites who promptly reported for
duty, under the Marshal
~ riot seemed imminent as the col
lored people among whom are Il good
many street loaicrs, thought ita 1ucs.
ton of color, and used extremely abu-
sivc language in talking Of the Town
Authorities in front Of the Court
House. They seemed to think that
because it was col orcd man who wus
ordered 10 be arrested was the reason
why the whites responded so promptly
to the call Of the Mayor, but such was
not the fact, as ! heard u great many
say that the onl y reason they dcslikcd
mcddlinr with tbc affair was Loc,nso
colorcd man was implicated, and
that they kncw wrong conclusions
would he drawn ly the & lorcd nconlc
Mays after imc submitted to arc. {
and Was tried by the Town Council.
This case should teach al cilizons
white and colorcI. thut when = M,r
:.hal in tie exercise of his o!Iicc
arrests II man. ,lat man Should sub.
nil quietly until a hcarirr !. had.
and il lie has been wronrii,lIy nr.
rested, he has his ilmlrcu.tain ~.
Marsha! and Town Council. Il shoul
also teach The people. the colorc,l
especially. that every time 4 Marshal
arr SIS ii negro he dos rot do So bc.
cause he is Il negro. but bcraus, no
has violated, s,nn n,J;n,u,.. nr ~,
Town. As to compelling prisoner.
to 20 10 ilwi,h Il drawn vcanou i,
is rraciiscu in ali towns and our
Mayor, Who make, lio ,lcs,inc,,,n la
t:catcd white and Llncl5 alike II hi.
respect. Should The collar limo cvnr
lc d,,wn tLn wl,;,o. 40 ,,,.,,r;,
that tlIcy willnot hc tha ,,,,,r,.sr.
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The Order OF Cdd Fellows.

Correspondents News and Courier

LNoiit1I''!'Slit NEWS Int oiillcr.
GEEESvil IL, S. G., Jan. 18th.
he session opened ai9 A NJ. ycstcr-
day, the Mos, Worthy Grand Master,
T.. limerick sell, Of yonr city, in the
clair, supported by u full board ofthc
elective officers, and Tie Past Grand
Masters }. u. E:iord, fSprtanburs,
G. w. Curtis, Of Chester, ANA a. j.
inns, Of Charleston. Unfortunately
for the public, the greater part Of the
proceeding; are sab ro", Tor none save
the chosen band; and the mystery OF
mysteries is probably reached when
The body, already guarded by Il line
srntincls, resolves itself into Il secret
session for the secret work Of the
Order. But tic outside world may
cat Of the crumbs, &C., and o;timcs
fad good morscl.
Thcrcport Of Tic Grand Representa-
tive, Silas Johnslonc Of Ncwbcrry, is
full Of interesting matter TO the fra
tcrnitv, showing Il total membership
in the United states and Cnnadas Of
100000 That SGO,o00,OO0 have been
paid into the treasury, Of which over
$45,0O0,000 lavo been disburscd for
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20 Che Tax-Pay er5
ORANC,ERI1RC, .f,OTIVTv


The subscriber has been appointe by
Governor hampton special Agent for Or
angeburs County TO collect the contribution
OF one-tent! oft!c taxes paid in 1876, and
he IS assured that the patriotic people Of
the County will promptly and chcerfully
respond to This call Of oar noble Governor,
and in support Of an honest Government.
Taxpayers will please bring with them their
tax receipts for 1876.
liewi!! attclIi a;,hc following places and
time.
ora,ar',ir!;, cvcrr ,l,y.
!.ewiSvillr, Wednesday, Jan. 9th.
l;ranci.vilic, Friday Jan. 18th.
Knots NIL, Monday, Jan 29,h
Iilcatons, Wednesday, Jan. 3lst.
Eastcrlins Friday, Feb. 2n,l.
Eog'eS Store, Tuesday, Feb 9th.
:! + Ways Store, Thursday, Feb. Sth.
Avingers. Saturday, Feb 10th.
Fonres Poll, Thursday, Feb 18th.
l. \ Zciglers, Thursday 18th.
THOMAS y. CLOVER
jan 20 81
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For Sale.

Will sell at public auction on sale day
IN February next, my Farm near the Tow,
OF oranlgcburg to the Highest bidder for
Gash; Farm contains II acres, with new
dwelling, and necessary oltbui!dines.
c. YOUNGBIOOD.
January Goth 1877.
jan 2G I,
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Put it Down.

is i'll at case. The public pulse is in
All excited state. Men arc not
assured Of the future. Stagnaton in
business has spread gloom and dis-
satisfaction all over the land. l'ars,-
crs are slow 10 make arrangements
for this years planting. Merchants
arc hesilating whether to make adj
vanccs or not. Labor has become
unreliable, ana the people generally
seem 10 live in state Of donbl and
irresolution.
Such being the case, il viii be well
for The country over to note the
cause Of SO dcplorablc an era. 1t was
hoped during The late canvass that
The 7th day Of November would settle
the affairs of this nation for four
years 10 cone. That after it would
usher in prolonged spell Of quiet,
peace, and prosperity. That the
dropping industrial and commercial
interests Of the country would have Il
new life infused into them, and that
under the wise and statcsmanlikc
administrations Of Tildcn rs prcsi-
dent and Hampton rs Governor, our
whole pcp!c would again assume the
labilimcnts Of good cheer and heart
for The future. But instead Of this,
we have witnessed a. greater state Of
uncasiness in the public mind, and Il
higher degree Of depression among
all classes.
Defeated at The ballot box, the
Republican managers resolved to rc-
sort to trickcry, ard The dark ways
known only to Returning Boards to
recover that which the people bx their
votes demanded them TO surrender.
Backed up with the soldicry Of the
United States, they guaranteed 10
Chambcrlain, Stcarns, AMI Packard,
protection in their work Of stealing
the electoral votes Of Florida, Louis
lana, and South Carolina for Hayes.
Chamberlain and his crew were given
the power to count themselves in also,
if they desired longer to rule over q
people whom they have done their
utmost to ruin and disgrace They.
made good use Of the opportunity to
extend their reign. With Returning
Boards devoid Of character and con
science, they had themselves certified
TO as being elected. Florida, however,
has been fortunate enough to Dust
Stcarns, and is now ruled by II Demo
cratic Governor. South Carolina and
Louisiana lave dual governments,
but in both Of tl.csc States The lax
payers with wonderful .unanimity al
here 20 The officers chosen by the pco.
pic, namely, Hampton in this State
and Nichols IN Louisiana. And 10
the ofliccrs of The governments repro
sentcd respectively by these Chief
Magistrates the people will pay taxes
and TO none others.
AS TO who VII be President, differ
rent opinions arc held. Tie majority
fIhe people believe !hnt I'ildcn was
elected OIL the 7th day Of last month,
and that he should bo inunsuraicl
at all hazards. He received y ma
jority Of two hundred and fifty thou
sand votes over Hayes, and without
doubt is The choice Of The American
people for tl.eir next President. Tho
Republican tricks crs, however, ben.
ou nj Srhirf ~ \VosI,iur;on q. r,nI
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dissolution.

I'""nrr'nc~ 'hp l,r",',of.rr existing NJ
''r 'e ii:'a - ~, II W,",';>N "lti in Pin.
,irnvr' Inwnt.,'t' siran.:.hl:. s,n.v s T..
: i!;'S ''n% 'ii-sa.stl - II, ,i,..h consent,
Sa!i,iar: 81, !S...
j. u. WEES
j. l.. WATT
jan - I'm
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Hale IN .5F y-or5gag,.
r. v;r: E sr m:''r &C, 'r".n ;c:,..c
!'cc.i ~ ''a.l'ir. Un'nc and 10 l.,n &. Pike
VII eel II ni,';;pl IL front II D-,rycb,,rs
' !! - Npli,' fthn,r. ). 1871, ~
'".,,''r 5 Y "'c ~ N.rs nnmyl Rosa.
.,.5 casa.
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Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting of the Stockholders
OF tn. Orangcburg agricultural and Mo
c!anical Association will be held tthe
Fair Building on Saturday morning Feb.
uary 10Th 1877, at IL o'clock, Business
oi Importance to the Association will be
brought up, and full and punctual stten-
dance is requested.
KIRK ROBINTON
g.. a. Secretary.
Jan - It.
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ltIcltcd providing Tor fair count u!
Tie votes, but rs Grant IS said to be
i'll favor Of lis Immediate passage, we
feel some how or other skittish of its
provisions. If the Sphinx couldn't
sec his way clear in the Electoral bill,
he would DANA it as quickly rs he
did The Supreme Court. So, while
wc hope or The hest, still there is no
certainty who will be declared elected
President. Morton and Chandler
arc he'll bent OH lcngthcning The
official days CT their party, and they
will not hesitate to doubly pcrjurc
their souls te accomplish their dc
sircS.
But as We said in the beginning Of
this article, let the people take not c
Of events rs they occur. Let them
remember with burning recollection
the party and men who arc re.
sponsiblc for all the ills that over
hang them to-day. Marx the actors
on the stage in the nation, in the
State, and il Orangcburg! If times
should improve, if the prayers Of thc
people should be responded to, let the
taxpayers Of Orangcbul z county then
pull out their note books and search
for The names Of those who sought 10
sir up strife i'll their day Of hHmilia-
ton and weakness Somebody i. re-
sponsiblc for our condition, and when
the day Of reckoning comes the guilty
ones should not be forgotten Put it
down now ard you will remember it..
1t is reported that the proprietor Of
the Grccn>illc Ncms has recently
been nosing around Atlanta, os'cnsi-
bly, for tic purpose Of putting in Il
bid for the printing Of that State.
l,rs, I lat 1,,l,