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1877. ID NEW X0RK,. - 1877.

Il The different editipns Of ftbe TtE bJN during mo
neHt year win be The came during ths year that
DAY be- aAest Of faurIrsses. aud on Sundays
ss assis ised Viz g 3 1i ssst e4i
IAE sgs YIN b The ..5snueg, "a ,d,S S
ss.s o. reform ahd sd q sso 1dU,
O. pabiic Stslss Il s contend
for the people q .osea to gpyssiEpentsy frauds
forced BY AiiIi:s.y violence. It yin endesrCr %
million or sopla--WIthiihe ia9st careful, ec<7taa
and tfastSoEthy aecoupte OF current esents aaa
e%RSy iGT .ss anS
fall, ateuIate and ftSfiessi -: dSse,ss,
who, tbrlyei by spiunastlnB the Treasury , SI "
esnrping Shst tie lazy does no: gye them vhtsi viIs
li sgdsstbr tAS q shs nss99sllS 9sS
TH pfss SaisS ssii ss viii
Sdonth Or $500 ayesr. post paid, or win INC Sum
fbe scNplY edition alone, cight pages, $40 3
Il The EIELr 8us,, eight psges Of 80 SToAd COZ
pns, VIII be Furnished during sI7 At the rate ~
81 yenr. post paid.
yiogs rste for THE EEKLY can b enjoyed sL y.
dfvidual Subscribers without the nseezsi,y of max
iag up clubs. Az thg Same titee, II nny o. cSs
tFieneB chuozeto nid In extending our SifeulAu's,
Yc shan be grateful t. the1n and every aush perSSa
Tno sshds md ao ssn os more sbeio@sss ERE r ns,,ar IOs
@ser M alSoas G essTEs 20 M
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asns aS sso pssa iss g y sts '3a S
tho cheApesS newSpAptr lubllsh.d IN tho worso s3a
~ fSsfEf IN THE sb' fsy ssfs d.' T'fi'oj Il =
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1G Simpson & SadIer are giviur
away = handsolhe' book emitted "Peafis
it9r tES PeSple." contaihiGg niuch {slua.
bio iaiorinatlon aud many 'ihi- :. ygstfine
httieies, x eiso e4nsGinaa q history or (he
aiscdyety Of ths q nHeRaiine,n q io5sr diseases
Of the iisef, dyspsPsia, constipation and
indigestion, DC, and giysa positive asstt 4.
rance that when tho Hepatine Is used Il
saects & Seri.iaueut and lasting cure OF
tAeas diseases, which 'ptephil 60 sush an
AIafHlitrs axte9t "a DIR e6snsfy.' Tako
sSe EsPatin6 tor all dlseSksS 6f 1ho
Sta. Sa!gS%4 sTc
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"A man wens thTSugh the bankrupt
cy court. lie owped hne i,orse aud
gig,and they baeh disappeared for time,
bus by.and-Ey fhe horse and gig were
daang service Cor the same owner again.
Oa being esEel what lnis meant, the
MANS was. ~ went through the
bankruptcy court, bot the horse. aud gig
went rouud.e
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VAGWABe |. 81 4 * u
AT Pubado sale.

t.4H - p
I WILL expose t. sale q, a.
n MONDAY In FERRlrxnyee yee fiRsr
Anderson Court House, that vs,,,.tnext tnext a.
of Land known Is the ~ valuable Tiss
@TEEar ~ es..lAx,,c
Lying on the east side CT sens., >,
containing nai'e Creek
IL. 1920 ACRsEisss.
MoFe or teas. with -adnirab,e and -,
water-pnwer, sufficient TO nun u anu valuable
OF machipfTy, together with n ne;, amount aassn
eelleDt Circular Saw Mil, Cotton CIV nea ex.
Press and Corn Mill, all in a rond ON and
order, with considerable .Riyes Roi,nappins running
other lands in cultivation. o'''ni' and
R TERMS or SAFE
One-third cash Balance IN o,.
years, with interest from day of Sa, sna two
per cent. per .,nnurn, with inortess. =, " ten
premises TO secure the sans. o. the
time. - F'"'> atany
or Dover. ~ aomeasead
p, ;, ,az, JACOB BUgRIss
s -: Ao'' % ftl.lxT.
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sHERrFE's SALE,
BY JAS. II. MCCONNELL, Auc,,,,,


STATE ov: :SouTn CApo1,r.
Andemon County.
In tie ''robate obust.
A. c. S:ott, Plaintiff, sgairn5. D,ov,.. =,
Stott, Sr.. M. j. Key, ct ol.-Gmyytoon H.
Partition tho Real Estate of N,, Npip.n. Ma !.
Riehardion Stost, deceased. N'a'''a
RY virtue Of en- order to HE di,.c ,,H
~ w. w. Humphrey. Esq rn so,n
Judge of Anderson County. in tba .;Soale .S
stated case. ! will expose to asIe o a. sSsss 81.
FIRST MONDAY in FEBRJARy' ~ @ Me
ut Anderson Court House, "eA''
TRACT NO. l.,
Containing 90 acres, moro or lea, H..
IN Anderson County, g. c., on both ,iS.s iis.ase 70
the 9ix and Twenty Mile Greek. and ..dsJ Sda,'e ef
ing lands of John Harper, John DaIrvnun,,na
Mrs. Thomson and others. '"F'es
TERMS OF SALE-One-third caah N.
manning two-thirds on a credit Of NV tw.,s.
months, secured by o bond with nnrr"xsS
surety, together with q mortgaeop ppi",sa pS ,Ss
premises. Purchaser to pay exfra e., 'Ie ~,
necessary papers. W A1
ltl'f WM. McGUKIN. she,1
/ Jan ., 1877 rs
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top, without the Seal Of State, are as
valid as any commissions that can be is
sued: The ahgence OF zeal relieves the
'tTosle fstldnt . natibeiag alb to Yb-
:-iiEs pdsruY;pn OF Is aTaisss 7E;;Ii, no
dotH. rive the ChaaAbeflssinitas more
~ &s ri
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sHERIFF's SALES.
BYJ. H. MCCONNELL, Auctioneer.

PY virtue Of Executions TO me dirse.
~ ted, will expose to sale on the Flint
Monday i'll February next, ut Andernon
Court House, the following property, to viii !:
One Tract Of Lnnd, containing leo acres.
more or less, bounded by lands Of Fannie
Campbell, Alex. Campbell and Others levied
on as the property OF George J. Campbell
at the suit Of Edwards B. Murray.
Terms cash-purchaser to pay extra for
papers. rr
s.r.. WIN. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
Jan ~. 1877 %
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Corruption in osir Nat;ohal Affairs has
the same enecton tho Government that
q. severe e0dEh or cold; haa 'upoh the his !.
s1an' 'sy5teha. z Political reform ia the for.
neer AID DR.. Bali's Cough SyrGp in the
latter ease win lfethedy the evils Attic
druggists; % Goats = III 1i ii9Ntaa 7lf'S
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
Or. C. 81. SYNaRaES

HI AS moved his residence TO tile one
Ia lately occupied by Capt. =. p. -Bea--
con, on Calhoun street, next door to w. r.
Barr, where ne will be found ready to at-
tend professional calls, night or day.
Jan II, 1877 90
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y. n. ROBSON.
COMMISSION. aleRcHAMT,
,s,i -lol AID ,
DEALER IN FERTILIZERS,

% EAST BAY. CHARLEsroH, s. c.
At the commencement Of another bust
"A ness year acknowledge with pleasure
the patronage and confidence of my plant.
ing friends. -.
Robson's Cotton and Corn Fertilizer, Rob.
sons Compound Acid Phosphate, have Civ
ell very gratifying satisfaction.
In offering them another season give the
best guarantee that tliey she:l be kept up to
the same high standard, and sold 1T the
lowest possible price on the most favorable
terms. 4, h. 4, .;i..
! ain prepared to I'LL orders for all kinds
OF Fertilizers, together with my Cotton and
Corn Fertilizer ana Compound Acid Phos-
iphate. 10TH . 7'.Il'7
Having been among the first to introduce
Guano in this State, / confidently refer to
my planting friends. that, during the series
OF years have sold them manures, have
s!Esys e. given q. pure article. Every manure
Rohson's Cotton anl Corn Fertilizer
Cash, IA per ton; on time, $50 per ton. 's
Kobsolis Comrrnnd'Acid Phosphate.
Cash, S28 peg ton on time, '$33 per ton.
Payable November l, in middling cotton
at l2c. Per pound, delivered at local depot.
Cotton and Corn Fertilizer, $50 per ton
Acid Phosphate, $40 per ton.
Jan IL, 1877 28
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MToTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,
IN Notice is hereby given tbs. David
Crawford, Administrator Of Maria Bagwell,
deceased, has filed in tho Court of Probate
his application for Final Settlement of said
Estate, and disclerge therefrom as Admin
istretor. Ordered, That the 18th Of Febru-
sry, next has been appointed for hearing
said application.
w. w. HUMPHREYS. Up.
Jan H. 1877 %
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FINAL sETrLEMENT.

NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
AN Notice is hereby given that J. w. Pre-
vost and K. A. Bell, Executors of the Estate
OF Joseph Provost, deceased, hays filed in
the Court Of Probate their application for q
Final Settlement Of said Estate, and dis
charge therefTom AZ Executors Ordered,
That Saturday. Itch os February, be appoin.
ted for hearing said application.
W. w. HUMPHREYS, up.
Jan II, 1877 1S So
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$D X <xlise l1s; slso Gs8aDssil8
Street 4 Is 81 IS gssesisSi as ttse
EgteesiyilIe ,iSl j kIIs FDsa deE
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!. LAS GAV.,R y.

No those indebted to the old Firm Of
- = BARR, WATS0N &. CO., eitlier by:
n,n'a s,,a - Aceo2nt VIII saya Cost By settling
tnined to Wind up tie old basinss, :, -.
q as,s}},sa -qssist u Pa p q assS
SNSSSi 1ef0 "a. .&1
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Notice. Changers f!

GhWING to severe snow storm, the Po-
~ mona Grange failed TO meet at each of
Its l-st meetings. The Subordinate Oranges
are requested to send full delegations on
Moisday, 18th inst The Executive Com
mittee have business Of importance to lay
before you.
w. w. RUSSELL, Chin'n.
Jan IL, 1877 20
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" AN UNAssAiLAILE, PosryfoA -, The
reanlu,ions ofths Chatiestpn meeting, re-
cognizihg Hampton as, GoverRor, aud
den6uncing Chamberlain as ap psnrpsr,
IRE having theiy effect, The Eatiiion saye !;
.sEhS ChaFlbegIain govern meIt nov. Feats
fplely. on the troops. and it ia said, that
the troops ere be,sS, pept 70 Washington.
The napiocrats l.; South, Csrolipa have
taken an nhaaaailehle pqfitient q and they
must eitheE snecesd. q the State must b9a
changed Into q military despptism;z;s
change which they may rest a.snred will
not be permitted by the ress Of the eppp,,
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The Usion.R Herald cails oil the Repub.
ilcAns In every County in inc Siate 10
mold meetings to endorse the. Chamber
-lain government. 'tlNe5 would like 10
knass GERMANY Chathbetiainites til6fe
are in Anderson County. and for the pur-
pose Of finding out, We sender the
the une of our columns to call meeting
for this County TO endorse the Ex. Gov. In
hia pfeaent pretensions.. ,,2',Nr9 7s,isr
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IL. w. n. Craig. the newly electSd.
Sheriff az Ocones County, idieiI on tfis
S9th' Of December, He had baee eieSsea
6ieEiF three Gptas, aud .YIas q very, p6hrA
ler ianD. 3sr. Cniig Sias. a .rdesn6ep of
kAo PrepbHtefian Ohi1hs. -. ~ ~ .Rl
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The State Treasurer, F. L. Cardoz",
announces that the payment Of interest
on the State bonds for January has been
postponed to April lat, on account of un.
avoidable delay in the collection Of taxes.
1t is no doubt consoling to bond.Lolders
to be told they must wal, ihre. n"n.hs
longer for interest when they lave al
ready waited for one year. It ...owa .ha,
no matter how great success Afr. Cham.
berlain's administration was for tn.
bloody shirt politicians. it has been n
grand financial failure or gigantic
swindle.
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Dissolution.

,HNHE firms Of 7. & D. 8. Mccullough, Of
~ Honea Path, 8. C., and of J. q ]. l.
Mse,g!ieIsh, T. cf Lane Cs9ek s. G., are this
The business of the Arm at Hones Path
Will be settled mp by D. 9. Mccullough. ana
that at Line Creek by'J. L. Mccullough.
Those knowing themselves indebted to
these firms will please settle at oEco. aa'
i,a0 ~ JAMES MCCULLOUGH,
Il ,af N ID. g.. MCCULLOUGH, e.
J. L. MCCULLOUGH. al
Jan !, 1877 20. .-H II. s
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Williamson Female College,
WILLIAMSON, @. G.

n " AAHiN2A Mo HVIJ, De Vs
ny EXT Session, opens TUESDAY, FEB
H'o'RUARY 9. 1877. aaH
!, RATES roR TWENTY wEEKs--.IN ADVANCE.
Board, except washing and lights...:"s05 90
Regular Tuition.... to 20 90
Instrumental A1usic.!.. 20 90
Greek, French, Dr German.... = 10 90
kindergarten Normal Glass .....e5 to 10 90
Latin and Vocal Music-grstis.
For @ Catalogue, apply to
$. ~ ~ s.. LANDER. PresideLt.
Jan 4, 1877 7A-i'''tl.ii 25 ~
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grand financial failure or n gigantic
swindle.
The citizens of N,.w Or,sAn- ,ar. !,
sued circular. .isnri br s.yp, {. ..u,-
dred business firms. .",i.i,7 to, r--
liberties and wcliar. ,.f ..u;,inl, i..,c..il
upon the estnbliS,;n a. ..i.,i ,a:.,,. ...n :,
Of the lawfully elected government nI
the State, and urging the pay of i've
Fer cent. of the taxes culcctuble thin
year in advance, whenever ih. General
Assembly shall provide for its collection.
Governor Nichols was duly in4uguratcd
on Monday last. and it is announced thu.
one hundred Thousand dullars were al
ready paid into tue Trrasury, subject 10
the draft of Gov. Nichr!h, VITO bpgiua
his administration with t!,is e.. .r.ns
contidcucc of the tax ;a,cy.. 4 sin.!a.
demnns,ratipn oi o:a.:y aiI cM,lii,nrr
in South Carolina viii make Hmmptnn's
government secure and permanent.
Col. D. Wyatt Aiken, in arici all.
dress tu the public, announces the dr.
mise Of the Rural Glroinian. Ths vii!
cause great regvet to its friends und we'll
wishers in every part of the State, bur
the only raeson for its suspension 10 the
want Of patronage frcm the farming COM
munity. Col. Aiken ans made arrauge-
ments to establish Oh agricultural depart
nent in the Charleston Me:cs cad Cs.-:s-,
and the unexpired subscriptions Of thuss
who patroniEed the Rarai Caroiinian will
be transferred to the books of the Ne,rs
and Courier. The agricultural depart
ment will be common to every edition Of
that excellent paper, which, under the
guidance Of Col. Aiken, will add greatly
to the already extensive reputation
achieved by its proprietors in the iouen.
alistic field. We wish thein continued
prosperity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-26
sIoner specially delegated By their
Government.

sIoner specially delegated By their
Government.
LONDON, Oct. IS.
Five thousand colliers are on 4 strike
and 1900 nor 90 out on Saturday.
The Satffordshire colliers are voting
whether they will accept the reduction
insisted on BY the p~roprietors.
CONSrANTINOPLE, Oct. Is.
All means Of transport have been
requisitioned at Phillip0polis aud Sofa
for conveying three months provis-
ions into Plevna. On the 18th inst.
there were $500 wounded In Plevna.
Private houses have been converted
into hospitals. The want Of lint and
medicines Is greatly felt.
PARIS, Oct. 25.
Gen. Grant and party visited the
Elysee this afternoon. They were re-
ceived by the Marshal and Madame
MscMahon, the latter acting Is inter-
prefer.
Government organs declare that the
Marshal will not submit nor the Min
isters resign. "Le Soliel" urges mu-
tual concessions. The "Republique
franchise" rejects all idea OF cOncilia
tion, and SAYS the Ministry will not be
su Efficient. Nevertheless 1t il believed
influential members Of the Let are re.
solved on y moderate course. Gam
beta will deliver . speech at the Amer
lean circus.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-26

A cor res pondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, who was with the Pres
idsnt In his Southern tour, says: AT
every point, town, city and county,
where the President spoke Of trying to
bring back the nation to the love and
confidence between sectionsthat -four
ished 10 the days Of Washington and
Jefferson. that sentiment is arplsuded.
and the response often comes. That's
what We want / called the Presidents
attention to this, but he had noticed
and thought it one Of the happiest
features of the trip. Il noticed said
he, that a broad, national sentiment,
whether from me, or some of those
who 30 with US, is almost invariably
applauded.' Commenting upon this
paragraph. the Memphis appeal. one
of the ablest and truest Democratic
journals of the South, says: That is
the way the Southern people ~applauded
the utterancss Of Horace Greeley, and
every Northern man who has con-
demned Radicalism and adopted the
Democratic policy of peace, home rule
aud reconciliation. Since the removal
OF the bsyonets from the Southern
people, in accordance with the de
mands which the Democrats have been
making for ten years. not = single out
a & originating in party or sectional
hatreds has occurred in the South.
The negroes are not molested, either
in person or N their rights. There is
a much larger and kindlier feeling
between the whites and blacks than
has ever existed. The frate-nal feel
ing which is O growing between the
North and South would have manifest
ed itself ten years ago if the Radicals
had Joined the Democrats, as Hayes
has done, In urging the removal Of The
troops, and forgetfulness Of the var
hatreds. II Grant, eight years ago,
had uttered the Democratic sentiments
which Hayes Is singing, he would
have been received and spplauded by
the Southern people just as they have
received and applauded Hayes.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
the GREAT WAR.
FIGHTING IN SHIPKA PASS.
PROVISIONS FOR PLEvNA.
Grant in Paris; Alsoa Word About
French Politics.
IN sHIPKA PASS

LONDON. October "a.
Several accounts n lei in stating
that the Turks have commenced q Wig
orous bombardment against the Rus
sian positions In Shipka Pass, and have
already silenced one Russian battery.
A correspondent at Rasgrod states
that the Egyptians. before their removal
to Varna, suffered dreadfully. 800 or
400 going into the hospital daily with
dysentery.
According to news from the best
sources ut Constantinopls, the Grsnd
Vizier cannot agree with M0hammed
Damid PAAha on the question Of an
Damid mas urged an ar
mistice with all his influence. Ths
Grand vizier recently rendered his
resignation, but afterwards Withdrew
IL.
A Berlin correspondent says It IL as.
serted that Prince Gortschakoff, in q
communication TO the Russian En-
bassador here, emphasizes the deter
mination Of the Gear to continue the
war until the condition OF the Christ
isns in Bosnia. Herzegovinx and Bull.
garia, are finally and definitely i'm
proved.
PARIS. Oct. "a.
A semi official note 10 published. de.
nying the assertion In the New York
Journal, that the French Government
had notified the United States that the
participation Of Americans In the ex-
hibition could DO left to private initia.
tive. The note says. foreigners wish
ing to participate In the exhibition
ought to b represented by . commis-
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The original Pipe brand Razor" and
other fine brands Of Geo. w. Wostenholm's.
Harrison Brothers and Hawson's English
manufacture, imported direct from England
BY M. II. Joseph. at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE. and sold under full gusrntee. est
EsoLIsH pocket-knives. imported direct and
STORE. o&u
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EIGHT sx-Spsaksrs Of the House Of
Representative are living-k. NJ. T.
Hunter, Of Virginia; r. c. Winthrop,
OF NJ Massachusetts,; Theodore NJ. Pome-
roy, Of New York; N. P. Banks, Of
Massachusetts,; Gslusha A. Grow. Of
Psnnsylvania; Schuyler Colfax. Of
Indiana; James @. Blaine, OF Maine,
and Samuel J. Randall. Of Pennsyl-
vnnia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-26

ALL Of the San Francisco clergymen
last Sunday took . whack at Deacon
Duncan. the fugitive bank president.
Remarking on the hme. the Stock Er-
change says: Hemphill stroked his
whlskers IS he hauled him over the
Goals, and DR.. Fiske handled him with
out gloves. But probably Joseph
laughs in his sleeve a. be reads those
pulpit sxcoriations, which r hardly
skin Deep"
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the State and County Taxes for 1877 are
now due and payable at my Office ut tho
Banking House Of Paxton 4 Co., and that the
laws regarding their collection will be strictly
enforced. X, RYLAND.
County Treasurer and Ex-ofRcio Tax Collec-
tor.
Eureka, Oct. 10. 1877. cliff
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TIE Virginia Chronicle thinks 1t
probable that r. NJ. Daggstt may come
forward as . candidate to succeed J. p.
Jones In the United States Senate.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-26

SENATOR Don CAMERON has taken
an elegant house in Washington, on !
street. owned and for twelve years oc-
cupied by Senator Frelinghuysen.
Cameron has q daughter about nine
teen, who made her debut in society
there last winter, and will preside over
his home.
Men with big feet are generally
honest. When they attempt crooked
ness 1t 10 not easy to cover up their
tracks.
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PACIFIC COAST.


SAN Francisco. October 25.
A heavy fog hung over the city this
morning, which, at about 0 O'Clock.
changed to a tine, drizzling rain, with
the wind light from the southeast.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-26

TIE bullion product Of Nevada
ptnn ~ September was s4,ooo2oo.
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EASTERN NEWS.

ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY sENrINEL.l
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BORN.

Virginia. October, q Wife Of q W u all, q
daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-26

The Supreme Court of California has
recently rendered an important dscis-
ion relative to the ownership of mining
stock. One Winter purchased a lot of
stock in the Belmont Mining Company;
instead of taking certificates in his own
name, he had them issued to w. r.
Maurice, Trustee. These were subse-
quently stolen from the plaintiff by
Maurice, and were by him sold and
delivered to third persons, without no.
tice that Maurice was not the owner
thereof. Thereupon, Winter sued the
company fol- the recovery Of the stock,
and the decision Of the Court was in
his favor. Thus it appears that q cer-
tiicats of stock IL really no evidence of
ownership. and every person buying
stock, that appears on its face to be all
right and proper. does SO at his peril.
and Is liable At any time to lose his
property on its being made to appear
that tie party whoss name was In the
certificate did not really own the stock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-26

By THE COMPROMISE Of the bullion
tax suits between the municipality and
certain Comstock mining companies,
the Board Of Aldermen of Virginia
City. composed Of Judge Belknap,
Lloyd Rawlings. and other wheel
horses Of the Democracy, have been
enabled to reduce the tax levy for city
purposes from e so on each one hum
drsd dollars' valuation of taxable
property TO 80 rents. Now, why don't
somebody how'll This 10 substantially
what was attempted in the Legislature
lass winter on behalf Of the State. for
the benefit Of all the tag payers Of the
Commonwealth.