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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25
The CoIored sisters Come to the Front

New ORLEANS, April ia committee of
colored ladies, mostly wives of prominent
colored citizens, presented Governor Pack
ard an address commencing his efforts
in the maintenance of a republican gov
eminent in Louisiana, and assuring
him of their sympathy, and through
him tender the members of his legislature
who stood by him every aid and encourage
ment in their power to bestow; tender to the
needy board and lodging, and to the sick
every attention possible Among the signers
of tie address are Mrs. Governor Antoine,
Mrs. Senator Burch, Mrs. James Lewis and
Mrs. G.. w. Brown.
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The Discharged Employees.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-The treasury de-
partment is besieged to-day by persons dis
missed yesterday from the engraving and
for reinstatement, but in all cases they are
told nothing can be done and that in less
than two weeks two-thirds as many more
employees as were discharged yesterday will
be forced to seek other employment
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of any description as TO soothe passionate
feelings and create desire for peace and
union. They have not believed that mere
treaties based upon an allotment of offices
could reach the desired end. They found
so great diversity of opinion among the
republicans and democrats that party lines
were often invisible; neither party is =
unit. They believe that no attainable re-
suit, whether enforced from the outside or
brought about by gravitating forces within,
could be satisfactory to the whole of either
party. They all speak with respect of the
personal bearing of both Packard and
Nichols. The letter of Nichols appears to
please them greatly, and they speak of him
as an honorable soldier, whose sincerity and
high courage cannot be doubted. Unques-
tionably he will do his utmost to carry out
the policy to which he so frankly commits
himself. and he is sustained by the best
moral and intellectual elements of his par
ty. A large number of republicans have
from the beginning accepted his gov
ernorship as inevitable, and said that it
would not only bring present peace, but
make great step forward in the protection
OF the people and surely lead to a reorgani-
cation of parties, under which all sides
would as a matter both of policy and duty
protect the personal and political rights Of
all voters. The commissioners are in good
SPIRITS over the present aspect of affairs.
They evidently feel that their mission here
has ended, and they have in all probability
so reported to the president.
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THURMAN AND SHERMAN.

Another lady approached the assistant
secretary, saying, Here is letter signed by
two gentlemen, that ! think ought to be
effective in having me reinstated il any
thing could" The Endorsements upon it
Governor Mccormick said he did not see
how il was possible to make it effective on
this occasion.
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THE PHILADELPHIA END.
philadelphia Times.l

A crowd of New Workers filed Steinway
ball, on Broadway, last evening, prepared to
be enraptured by music which was to be
performed in the operating room of the
Western Union telegraph company, away
up in the fifth story Of the New York Mu-
tual Life insurance company's building. in
this city Professor Gray's telephone appa-
ratus was to execute the music; Professor
Boscovitz was to be the executioner, and
goodly attendance of prominent Philadel-
phians was present at the Philadelphia
end of the wire, all laboring
under the delusion that they would
be enabled to enjoy the concert in
common with their New York brethren. and
that thus q musical bond OF sympathy, ex-
pressed through the kite burdened wires.
would henceforth unite the rival cities:
But, as usual, the New Workers got the best
of the bargain. II there were any unbeliev-
ers in Steinway hall last evening who dared
to insinuate that the ravishing sounds they
heard came not by telegraph, but were only
the meanings of q discontinued brass band
imprisoned In the cellar, Professor Gray
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One lady presented letter to Governor
Mccormick a letter from President Hayes,
saying that he knew the applicant and was
personally cognizant that it was a very sad
case, but, at the same time, saying he was
not suggesting any deviation whatever from
the rules adopted for the good of the public
service, only hoping that the applicant
might be considered ini the future, IL con-
sistent with government interests.
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Kate Claxton can't get insured at the
usual rates hereafter. Boston Post.
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so reported to the president.
Lively Scenes i'm the Republican eau
Gus : General Mcmillan Makes a
Speech.
New ORLEANS, April 19-In joint caucus
of the senate and house of the Packard legis-
lature to day General w. T. Mcmillan is re-
ported as saying that he saw no reason for
changing the views held by him yesterday,
but on the contrary. evidences multiplied
every hour to strengthen the conviction
that the adherents of the Packard govern
ment were engaged in hopeless contest. He
declared it was useless and unjust to indulge
in invectives against President Hayes, as he
was not the author, nor in any way respon-
slble for the embarrassment I'M
der which their government was
laboring. Its overthrow occurred
on the 9th day of January by revolution,
and if the aid of the general government
was improperly withheld the blame should
rest upon President Grant, not upon Presi-
dent Hayes. The underlying causes of its
defeat, however, are general rather than
local, more potent than any relating TO Lou
isiana alone. The peace and welfare of the
whole country demands the complete and
final settlement of all questions growing out
of the disturbed and disputed government
in this state. The establishment and main
tenance of one government could
could not be obtained of this she had
ample assurance from those who have an
authority to speak. In his opinion it was
the duty of the representatives of
the people remaining in this assem-
bly, to look the Inevitable squarely
in the face, and save as much as possible
from disaster and overthrow, not only for
the political party to which they belong, but
for the constituencies they represent. To
this end he again advised an adjustment
by the republican members as a body
with the opposing and successful party, and
the acceptance of the most favorable terms
which could be obtained. During
his speech General Mcmillan was inter
rupted by violent demonstrations of passion.
The intolerance manifested was severely de-
nounced by him as unworthy of men claim
ing to be republicans. Soon after he closed
Senator Young stated to the caucus that he
was restrained in the exercise of his
personal liberty, as he had been
prevented leaving the building by body
of men who held possession of the staircase
leading TO the main entrance. The scenes
in the caucus are described as wild and vio-
lent. Governor Packard, it is stated, ad-
dressed the caucus, expressing a determine
ton to continue the contest to the end
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-17

l. the old Lake Shore Ragi md IL the only one
passing between th6as1 and Evanston. Lake
Forest Highland Park. Waukegsn Racina, kr-
nosha and Milwaukee,
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iiOLLO IVY Y's PILLS.
Invariably cHra the guliowing atscascs:
Disorder of the Kidneys.

Disorder of the Kidneys.
Ia all aiseass4 affrctlng ,le-e organs, whaii.-.
theS seereie TOO m ch OF loo ltule wafer; ~
whether they are aiiici.d wi stone or cfaSel
q ~sti aches and pains setled IN rtle loins over
ne fcEl9fls OF the kidnfys, fhesc pills shegla
pe taken according Ia The printed dirfctlDns, nd
me ulntmeul rhonld be we'll rubbed I'M o the
snlail of the back AT hed time. This trsefmpnf
Nlli Ki&e almost immedi}te eiief when ell other
m.ans haFe failed
For Stomachs out of Order.
NJ medicine VIII eifectaaily Improve ths
tone oi ths lqnsch as iil,;se pils; ttvy REMOVE
FL - dtiY uccasianed sihts IS IN c5lIrcrante Or
lmIa9eeg diet Iltoy reach ttc lscr and reduce
y y heal ~ aeli9'n; tetet af Wonderfully elt
eattsis fftcasfsot tpas ms - taet ,aeY never fai
u ratns VI Disorder u tRA rs = aud etainach
hoLLohiY iY's FILLS are he bt.st known II,
tae world ifr Tue fUl3owttf- die q *: hgae,
A!ssiitaa biloat cofhpl .tnls, Bloehes on Tie
sK'n, be@ois, Consumption, Dsb}lty. ufopsg.
D}sehtery. EfFripFla, fsAaic rtcEul4hfie4
Ftsefs OF eil kinds, FIR. Goui, Headache. lhai.
sSipll. 1aii4matian, daundire liver C3NpIafnt.
LaiAhaeo, Piler, thramatism lie tfniioii-o oi tho
Thine, Serofnla nr Kings Eyil, sors Throat4
StuHtor Gravel, lie -poioereauS latnora, leera
Worm OF q sinds, Weakhe frim ahy taaec,
lMPoRTANl CAUTION.
soac als genuine nfless tne slrna,Hte Il j.
hAA DOCK ~ agent for tbs Jns,ed SsAtes, tas
ROUNDS each boX Of Pill and uintaent A hand
some sard Viii be ssts.n 70 any ons reudesiug
sGch tnformsiion aswill lead 70 The detection OF
any party of raates e0auiefreiIag the medicines
or vending The same. knowing them 10 be apGfi
ous,
.4tsrss sr;arstt4rtafy q Professor !ltiI
IowAx * Co., New York, and h5 nll respectable
effggis,s aAa aealars n uleticne throughout
nv CITY lized sgerid. tic l4Se III - ceHls u CT
and one dollar .Nth.
larger sizes.
y bFec!e- for the guidance Of pa, lli-.s
- every dtt9tdc. ~. affixed to each box.
Office ll2 Liberty ST., New York.
ddeeT.wdeei.tY
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RAILROADS.
Dakota Southern !saiiroaa
rIa1E1. rAIsI.l

tdAe ,Fec; lfaIa srsaB. DoEg. s,.5
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'F!ag Stations. .Tclegrj
CONNEtrTTONg

y = Slery City With nlfa0is Css M sgt-
roads. ss'' - : @'tA ts.s
l,inc,, af;sf train 2oipg esst M f,asls
,s,adytll llcsaff2,lgp .,and lhen connee,lne Mi,
n.,,tt ..a-sv Tor Virginia Elei, ta}iyie,s.
Racs ati,oF.. hafr,'halg, fiahdcau Lnv o,l
ill., H. SIP ~, sioaA tsiir sa all point. en ihs
~ 10 m, connects 1T uaY5- tasctist, ,,ift
irain going west 1stss ~ W4sts
q, ,s,t, ~ ';ts roint with stages tor p rea, %.b
% ilehln q p T.
- A. r vermilisou with stages fqr Lodi. Hly
ssas' Ihnher7 B3eomingd, ID ana finiAg
e A. aec~iing sila stages ior . tysia,.s
AtaaYville with stages FOR St HeIens
~ lenstou with stages for All uofnt. II,
s'tpthnfn ane westefn Dakota aud Nofti. \ eht.,.
"a 81 anu curing the teasun OF navigation Min
~ ssit,onti hsSeF Transportation Compaule. line
~ ~ steiipets ier Randall, Btuis. Pierre s,iiig
NC, olsfuhlck. htrxt nAun. Heslluit H. ..t 4
hffo4 aud Benton. cennrctiHg' NJ pierFa ,,3tl3
faAspotLAllon Magohs lnr The Hack lille
MS IS tho only Direct Route to the
!, GEO f. MERCHANT.
:. 3EstSitf soS Cent SsipsttHfen1f
@iHtffNs
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CONNECTIONS.

~ Y Transfer With Uuion esclne Raj
s,tf anna
~ Council Buns, with ksnear Ctiy, sf I1.
.liii onheil bals Railroad for 81 Loai- ana al
nlHte south.
Stsfern iiallSayfor Chicago aid ali noiD.l essI
htston1 CITY with the sioux City agd :
: eis, i5tuo.s NeaifAl and Dakota septhesn Rhiis
foad+ Steataers for rpper Missouri fiyrr dar rgiaf
Sertti~sst.
o. A. BisiE with Uraaha and Northwest Ter nj
4. Ter Oaaha and Southern keurasks
D Al Fremont, Mob, with the unioi. Pgetse Il
~ loF All points weat, and the Pacific casst
{ ~ Airnsr, Win stages Tor hoftal}s ard 4sl
polr's IN Northern aehtaska
- Be .pre your tickets resh vim s C q I'm
r, :. HiLi1. Gcn'l Tietet ,e'l
L.gUaGGTT SiipVr rteGse@ni
:. s, BURTON Passenger Agent sinrg ,ite M
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Chicago, St. Paul s Minneapolis Line

+ thc shortest llie brt8sen chicago ana All
points in Hotihern N4ropsin ana eAp,t--nta
sufur NadtruI'7 - stri7 II II H0ts ulfFtI,
and ali points In The t.raat NtrthEest. i;s
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NJ,

SaAsSs Mdyi&a
was sr
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Green gay and Marquette L.na

l. tle oBly Bne betNcen hica.o and Jaac-Yllle
WatetfoBn FOND dst Lac, OSHKOSH Appleton
Green Kay. Esoanaha. NeHal3lsc, MRfilugtt,-
Houghinu HancoGk atd ne akc superior oiIl
try. IL
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Pullman Palaea Drawing Room c..r,

-
are RAJ On al through tfali& Of ms real
I This il tbs oSIss LINE TaEtlny these Mars be
twe-u Chicago and 81 rau7 sfa1 MinnCApnf.
EchicBgoand NtlN4nksc, Chicago and WiHona, nr
CHICAGO aud 1reDu Bag.
Giuse connections a. E matleAt Chicago with The
Lake Shore < MICHIGAN Southern, Michigan q IN
tral Baltimore gone filtsturg, IT Wayne 4
Ghicag hansaEge Liar aua Pm Handle RoGf,
In all ppinls Fast tni Sonth East, aud wish ne.
Chicsgo aId Aiiaa and lH!uefs Cta!ilal fos all
punt- South.
close cQnncei nns BroalsoutR5- with tils Union
Pacific Il. u ~ Omaha for al ffr Wee psia.s
ftogf connections sladg et i7fcti0a E6fyts MINI
trJfGsGf al crOss GGiHfs.
1les e,s over th's route sFe ssif Jy all Coupon
Ticket Ageuis IN ih1 United sI1ieA and l'apgdas
RsmcnOer,'Eea ask for FnuI TgRots yia thr
other,
Sew York oaise. NJ 4l5 Broadway Eossoa
ORC. No &state stresf ttstaii1 ofilce. ai5 arq
ham street. San I'fap irGo f}flee a aoaieonrffy
s'geei Chb@ad TicAe Offices q oiots street.
uaa"F sNcfmaf Hpiisc i5tfafi !. eGrRtr ha1 lsnn
and tanafy streets, AY@Hs s@frtbt Its OF eu.uet
Wells and bitMe streets
Eur fa - or Information ;sf4t al i-IaA}e f.nln
-fTTT
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La Crosse, Winoaa and St. Potter Line

Ninona Rns hester, oay tonH3,, NaaGato. Vt. rc
er, New Llsn, aut aI3 pasHf- Ia SnUthern aud
'eutras Minnesota Its
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TRflNs &pttSs
fA7T4
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FROM 1ANhToN.

,s15.5 af,.;.,.
cago NJ 1902. "
Frecpor4-.
psr-@ngess leaving Chicago, bound wsstsig.s
p ri. VIA the Illinois ceniral railroad srgis
at slosx Gi'y lhe noSt day at 10 a. m.
Al accommodation train Will leave silag ~
aai ilY tNcelIt sAtIltGla4A ~ -
wlta thtongh passenger tfgius II F0rt Body.
fas-engsrs leaving Chleage At 10 p ii 4FFlr5
= See4s city al T>po A. N,
lrains going east connect al ChItaro VII ia
trans far Detroit, CirYtlaah, BgHaio NfzTsft
M Fans itis1gfg PAtiRdsphla, Baltimore, NAH.
kAsl.
Thi tain connects q, Watctloo wgth traips s4
tle CEDAR Falls and Minnesota Branch ie.vtN3ss
Astetleo al Ia a. m. and arriving Il Mona vi
a-gp N, connecting with Milwaukee x 81 pau
railroad trsins, aDa arriving al 81 Fati ii g.Ss b
N, aud Minneapolis 81 $50 p. ~.
Aohhsettont ,', are inadaF, treepart Wth trains
on The lllnois Central railroad asin tine. lfayiup
freepofi A H,a7 y. M, arriving a aaieHttrg -
iio ~ feorist pm; Burlington At I p m Isosis
i iaild n V.3d = M Quincy hts 80 III ST i.oniS
A. A. s-I5 m aad Cairo ~ II N; Connecting ar>
Cairo With trains for Mcmpifit SE3Aytlie yGSk4
burg. Mobile, Ac.y Osleafss a. a3t
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Illinois Central Railr'd
Shortest and Hest Route TO ciica2o.
sIeUXCITY to IHICAGU
Without Change OF Cars.

Commencing DQc. slh, 1874
4 Daily Expras. Pa-sefger Train sitl- if3,s.,+
slonS ~, 9urfay- excepted. ca tse aftivqi 4
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Omaha ana California Ling

l. the shorttssand le q roate betuern c l.fclgo
ant tn ttiitttut. f5t94H, f,-sist7ft,
Nehr sta. WNainsUE, 60 pTado. ltah, HtN6dn,
Galiforua3 Afess9n 16i-ssa iapan bfd .SgEtraiia.
I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-17
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICR NO. Sac.

TINTED STATES LAND 0FF1cR. CARSON
" Ciiy. Ns.Ada, February 9. 1877 Notice u
hc,eby givtn that the NIAoAiiA GOLD AsL
slLvkk MiNIEa COMPANY. . corporation
| sIisiing under the laws Of the State OF califor
nia, having It's po.tonlee At s.n francisco, Cal
ifornis. has, By X. Caldwell, the ag'n ut snt
superintendent thereof. this Gay nled In ihi'
once an application Tor United rtaies paienl
tor nve hundred and seventy-nve tsTs) lineai
fe OF the Niagara Lode, with surface ground
luo hundred lso0) feet In width, embracing
st.i00 acres, ofneially surveyed. plated and de
teribed % Y. y, Survey or Lot No. las. Town
ship i6 north. Range 81 east. y. ID. d. aid N
and being situsis IN the Gold Hlll Mining D.s
irict, county Of Storey and state of Ntvads
and deserted In the plat and neId notes on nl,
IN this once - follows. vix:
Beginning at Post marked No. J.. U 8. Sur
vey No. las. on the east eide OF Gold Cssyon
n. ar the south ebd OF the Silver Hill Conpsny',
dump and on the east boundary OF the Z" Echo.
Il U. u Survey No. ~. from which lAid post th'
quarter section corner on the orth line Of Bee
| lion eight lsI. Township 10 north, Range q
/ east, N. ID. NJ. hears moth ~ degrees " min
utes wtst. distant .2ts feet, and The nagstan o.
Niagaia Company's hoiSiing works bxars souti
| 81 degrees 10 minutce east; thence. runnipl
| from said Post No. I. n'tth forty-six and one
| fourth uCk do ,ves east two hundr,d (S0) fee
10 Pvsl No. q; thence south forty.thrse anf
/ three. .ourths ltJh) degrees eAst hve hundrct
aud setenty.hNo loIol fect. 10 fOst NO. y
thence south 'oriJ-siI spd one fourth ltSsI de
yrees west i've hlntred t20ol feet TO the - nth
calt corner Of the Echo." U. y. suryty No. 50
thence along east boundary OF said U. 3 Surse,
No. 50 north forty three and three fourths lt3k
degrees west ave- hundred and seventy. Ave (51s
fset 10 said Post No. !. the place Of begnning
u the nsrtARss4ssly oaner of the claim; ths
aiming ground rcby sought 10 he pstentet
being bounded on the wrvt by the Echo claim
q. u. survey No. 90. bslongipg TO the SILVER
liiii Mining COMPANY, aud on the Sonih by
q. \. Survey No. W.
The part OF the said Niagara Lode hereby
applied for 10 tho nortb~epterly or MOTT erl,
SIS feet Of the i.AO feet therss,f OWNED by 'ai,l
Niagara Gold aud Silver Mining Company
which said Niagara Company does lot. how
ever. hereby saive ur prejudicc any OF its
legal rights under mining lass 10 the remain
ing or Iouihefly Gas feet Of iis said lode not
hereby sought TO be patented.
Notics OF the location tf said tiaaars u de
may be f,uDd IN 10. y, at pAgs is5. told hili
Mining Records. 1t virginia ci.y, Nevada.
Reference IL hereby msdo ~ the plat and
neld nItss on hle In this once. and To the Plat
and notice upon ,aid claim. for greater par
ticulafiiy.
fsi ssd @. n. HARRIS. Register.
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APPLICATIONS FOB PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE Ne. $40.
U. ,. survey Ne. ll3.

Vr .. LAND oPPIcR, CARSON CITY
U. N.y.ds, January y, is7I; : Notis. |.
hersby given that the NokTH CHIPMAN
MINING COMPANY, . corporation existing
usder and By virtue Of the sisis OF califor.is,
the ewner OF the location and claim locaisA y
the "korth Company. on the Chipman Lrdgs.'
By John A. MeQusid. ils duly authorized assni
for that puryos~, whose pc, tofnce addfvss 10 q
Virginia City. Nevada. hs. made application for
1000 linear feet OF the Chipman Ledg~. run.
nins noriheriy and southerly alons said ledss
OF lode, and embracing the same, with all
ground SIS 1i.IoO feat IN width, Is deansd by
end surrey lines, diagonal. 51S Iest IN lsnsth.
situated IN the Gold Hill hininR District Storey
county. nevada. and described more psrticu
lAfly npoa ofieiAi plat and Geld notss Of s-rvey
thsreof on nle In my Gfncs and posted on %,
post marked No. !, U. .. survey No. las. on .
westerly slope. At foot Of dump. ald about -
feet westerly irum tn, North and bouth Chip
man joint shsft. and whence bears the quarter
- ction eorner IN the south line OF ssciion s7.
Township II north, Ranes n ssst. Mount Dia.
distant is1 feet aud running thence firm saio
Post No. !. nrst course. north 2ih degrees vesi
1000 feet To PUst No. q; thence, second courpe
north o. degrees 10 minutes east s2s ieet Z.
Poet No. 8, on strep slops of railroad embank
msnt, whence bear Witness Post No. .ortL
Q. urse. s0uih ~ degrees east. at % kct VII.
neys Post No. .. whence beArs the nofthves
corner Of the lew Yellow Jacket shsfLhouss
south ION degrees east, dlstsni about 40 fest,
the east enuancs Of the virginia and Truckee
Railroad tunnel north % degrees west, distant
fourth courss. rouih o degrees 10 minutes wssi
525 feet 10 Post No. !, the piece Of beginning
containing i0D acres.
Baripgs expressed from the truo neridiss,
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And In accordance with Law. ard ~ ori'r Of
The Hoard of Dlreciorp. made on u q iiih day Of
Decemb~r. 1910. 20 many shsrr of each Parcel
~ ,uch stock 20 may be ntcrsssry viii 10
Middleton 4 pop. No. $40 Mkn'somcry STREET.
.an rrneisco. California, on THURSDAY,
Oh. 18Th dsy Of February. 1871 at Oh. hour of
O'Clock p. n. Of said ssy. to pay said deiin.
quent sssessinent thereon. togtth'r with costs
]. y. sTfRLiN0, h@eretary,
Of,ce-R oms "a. - and 70. No. so Pine
ptrcet. Ian franeisco. Caiifort Ia. jaipid
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BANK Of CALIFORNIA.
AcE EMoY;
GOLD HILL . NEVADA.

W. II. bLAUNhLI ''ss'''s's s'''''
nEPosIrs ofcoIS OR BuLLioN received.
D.ather ga opcu Account or 10 ls-ue Chh
TiFicATEs therefor, payable (at tho option OF
ne hoder) In 0old Hin or san Francisco; 10
hako collections, purchase Bullion at the most
favorable rates, OF advance coin thereon when
forwarded 10 the Parent iisnk In san Francisco; /;
sclls Bills Of Exchange, and tran-se,s General
Banking Business.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-09-15

men sent down there no more dis
posed to arrest and annoy than to in
struct and benefit the re;'enue. The
government Of the South is now safe
in the hands Of those toisqcs, it pro-
perly belong", and it ssH be much
more honestly Administered than it
will by mere Adventures from the
North"
"Who, Governor, do ys.rthinl will
be the next United Stat& Senator
Corbin or Butler ?"
"It is difficult to saf Who ,oay be
Scnator-as to who shoufl be, there
can be no question. l:atler is tho
choicc Of tho South. n.he persons
who composed what IVES claimed to
he Legislature, whichsalectel Cor
bin, were never elected, ,2hnd it has so
been declared. TheseSplaces have
been supplied by otlrera.who hold en-
tircly different views. ,Bu tier was
elected by the Legislature Of the
State ald is entitled to- ais scat If til G
State is to be recognized"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-09-15
NUMBER, 80.

when the man swept the assets of tho
concern intoa drawer and opened the
door she sobbed convu!sively: sAnd
It vast mine extravaganza which hath
did this thing
hey did not talk much on their
way homc. Occc she had asked him
If he was rich, and lie only said
Enormously
Such is fate -Bnliny'ou Hup.eya.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-09-15
Silver Threads.

She sang sad, sweet song tonight
Twas Silver threads and gold"
And from the mingled skcin caught
Darling, am growing old"
Who's darling wore the silver tresscs?
Whose crown lost the golden hue?
Was it man, or was it woman?
Was it wife or sweetheart true?
Had their young hearts early welded?
Had there been q broken vow?
Did misfortune bring The silver?
We're they happier once than now?
God Of earth and upper heaven,
Guard and bless this singers soul,
May misfortune never mil,glc
Silver threads among her gold.