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= Judge John A. Campbell, Of New
Orleans, who was the Confederate Assist
ant Secretary or war, mas written u letter
regarding the treatment of Federal pris-
oners by the Confederate authorities.
Thesletter was elicited by certain charges
mado by Colonial Chandler against
General eWinder, who for q time was In
command of Andersonville. Judge
Campbell says his connection with the
officers Of the Confederate government
enables him to say with. emphasis that
there was mo inhumanity, cruelty or
wanton maltrcatment or neglect on their
part. He aays the condition of the pris.
oners must have been deplorable, aa was
the condition of the Confederates in the
camp and hospital, but argues that this
;sas due to the inexorable and iron poll
cy of the United States, which precluded
reliof to those prisoners by resort to the
usual Course OF making an exchange of
prisoners. The blockade prevented the
introduction or medicines, stores and cup
plies. Armies of invasion made desc
iation and waste in the land. The de-
struction of railroads, mills and maga-
zines prevented the ACCUMULATION and
distribution of provisions. The posts at
which prisoners were placed we're thus
separated from intercourse AND supplies.
Their ccnveniences, comforts and evon
necessaries must have been cnrtailed.
Judge Campbell concludes bis letter as
follows: ta.Neyertbeless, it fully appears
that the number OF deashs among the
prisoners captured by the Northern ar
mics was propoEtionately greater than
WV auF,uvs va l,vs ssss'sslt ia is..ji,vio iu
Southern prisons. Tam not prepared to
conclude that inhumanity, cruelty, want
of care to the suffering aud the irnpotent
belong exclusively to che States south of
Mason aud Dixon's liue.p g~. ts
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v YEG. G.lIEEi1s;!,I1.T||..Nl!J.z| Z; III! T.

Strikes at tho root Of dIsease by purifying the
action, inyigorating inc nervous system.
Vegetine
ls not yilc, nauseouB compound, which sfn,pIv
purges the bowels, but SAFE; pleasant remedy
which Is sure to purify the blood, and thereby
restore tho health.
Vegetine
Ia now prescribed In cases OF Scrofula and other
diseases OF the blood, by many of the best ;,hy-
sicians. owing to Its great SUCCESS In curing all
diseases Of this nature.
Vegetine
Does not deceive invalids into false hopes by
purging and creating n fictitious appetite hut
assists nature in clearing and purifying the
whole system, leading the patient gradually to
perfect health.
Vegetine
Was looked upon as an experiment for some
time by some OF our best physicians, but those
most fmrre,iulous Ia regard to its merit are now
It's most ardent friends and supporters.
Vegetine
Says n Boston physician "has no equal IN q
blood li.iiilcr; Hearing OF Its many wonderful
cures, after all CtiIcf remedies mad failed Wis
itcd the laboratory and convinced myself Of its
genuine merit. 1t Is prepared from barks, roots
AMI horbs, each Of which Is highly effective and
they aro compounded In such manner as to
produce astonishing results"
Vegetin0
ls acknowledged and recommended by physi-
clans and ap0ihecaries to be tho best puriiier
AID cleanser of the blood yet discovered, and
thousands speak In Its praise who have been
restored 10 health.
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Tskg sai;ii Ine2 q q,sls, .ai.l s1r. Farley,
N@!tac..SSs. ws SIC s;oss 7ssiaas5i 7ssi,aass5,,.s' g W
Constance begged mo to excuse her
for moment and ran upstairs to call
Indeed" said to Dir. Farley, T
thought from the name you wero q rola.
tive. It is an odd coincidence"
mo-" said the old gentleman, mot at
all--did she never tell you? You see, l
am an old friend Of the fami,y-Con.
stance, bless her heart, has been a pet
Of mine from her birth, and have made
her hcircss to my property, on condition
that she takes my name? p
90! have often heard OF you, then,
sir Constance never told nc that Far.
ley was not her real name"
"She has borne it ever since she was
three years OIL, and has lived at home
but very little, Sc that she rarely thinks,
suppose, of ever having had any other
name."
"This is my mother" she said, leading
her forward. Mamma, this is"
Now, reader, what do you suppose the
old lady was? Ny grandmother. Yes;
Constance was the youngest of thirteen
daughters-the oldest was-my mother
Therefore, Constance was my aunt.
"A man shall not marry his mothers
sister" And | did not marry mine.
Now, my dear reader, if you know
what is good for you, you will learn as
much as possible about your relations
especially if you have an aunt younger
than yourself; because, you know, she
may have changed her name, and you
might fall in love with her. Isn't this a
very queer story? But, nevertheless, it
is true
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- An exchange says that Gen. Grant,
born in 1922, 10 now tho only living ex-
President. We find that the others,
seventeen In all, lived to an average age
of 73 years. This prolongatioa Of the
lives of the Presidents beyond the three
score years and ten allettsS By tho Psalm.
ist is a higher average than most persous
would have supposed was o fact, and it
Is reached, moreover, Notwithstanding
tho untimely taking-off of Harrison,
Taylor and Lincoln, all Of whom were
cut off prematurely in consequence of
their official position. That the fourteen
others should have been such specimens
of longevity as to have brought the aver.
age up to 73 years is an evidence either
that the Presidency ia not necessarily
and inevitably life-killing Ii e, or else
that the American Presidents have been
constitutionally strong and long.liyed
men. Washington died at 81, of an at
tack of something like pleurisy, but for
which he might have lived, no doubt, to
q marked old age. John Adams died at
81. Jefferson, the philosopher and
-'atesman, lived quite rs long as he
wished to live, and died at SO, on the
same day that saw the departure of his
predecessor-the fourth Of July, 1926.
Madison lived to be SO; Monroe died at
70: John Quincy Adams at 81; General
Jacksoa lived % the age Of 78. and hus
fof certain bullet wounds would probably
have lasted few years longer; Van Blu.
rem died at 80, Harrison at 6S, Tyler at
", Polk at 81, Taylor at 66, Fillmore at
74, Pierce at 65, (many peo. .e have sup
posed he was younger) Buchanan ct II.
Lincoln ut 56 and johnson ut 68. Polk
seemed to have constitution that should
have given him twenty years more of
life, and Lincoln, no doubt, but for
Booths pistol, would have lived o score
Of years longer.
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Younr raan, ilonitbe 4 ioefer 4 tion,l

-. Young mar, don't be q loafeg ;4don,k
keep coz pany with q loafeT; don't hahk
about loafing places. Better work for
nothing than siE around day after day.
with your hands in yeur pockets. It Is
better for yonE heAlssas bettes FOR your
pectsi and ysasl better FOR yonr rep.
.tita bon, BrstsSa siSdets iE yon mean TO
haye anything 90 bpails, for Many n
lawyer has got O paying client l1y. work
llspy 2 poor doctor hss get,a good pItac;
Sneh 10 She world: fsTo him that hnsh
shall he given. lsiis dseafnine abti
compiaini7gi kesp bnsy. busy. aud mind
your ghnnces.
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voice OF man. Those words guarantee
success. The hoe and plow viii bring il
out, AMI we wriie you down o wealthy
farmer in tan years. Skill and industry,
with horse and plow, is ali the capital
needed. The first year or Two may be
tolerably rough, but not half as bad as
whining indolence or wretched poverty.
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Zen years Of assiduous activity woald
DO cheerfally given by many a stfIefer
for Chat purity OF blood which guarantee
from disease. The labor of 4
few hours will purchase that most ener-
gatIc blood searcher and pnriRer, DR..
Bulls Blood Mixture, ~
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.nfANTTT.A T.A.H.E A.R=TEfIlG3.

NERS. n. j. WEIGH wishes to- inform
l.X-A her friends snd tho public generally
thht she is still doing Ladies' and Ghildrensa
Work IN the very latest style, cheaper ti,nn
any one elso in town, and all orders prompt
" executed. Give her o call before going
elsewhere. Location on west side Main
Street, next TO railroad bridge -
Jan is. 1877 "a 6m
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Change of Schedule on South Caro-
lima RaidrOad. ,.s
Greenville and Columbia Railroad

4, CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Passenger Trains run daily, Sunday excepted,
connecting with Night Trains on South Carolina
Railroad up and down. On and after Wednesday,
March II, the following viii be the Schedule:
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Ir. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-About one year since found myself
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE


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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE. OF SUITS COMMENCED.

ITO THE F0LL0wlEG.NAMiD DEPEND.
= ants, and 10 ell owners OF oF claimants toths
real eststs and improvements theron. or In.
provems.ts when arseseed separately, in the
Tswn Of Geld Mil. Storey county. Nevada,
hereinafter d~ssenbed. Known and unknown Z:
You are hereby no'in'd that suits have been
commenced In the Justices Court Of Township
No. y. story county, Nevada, by The rtkte or
Nevsds. pIsiLtif. sgsin.t each of the defendants
hereinafter named, and each OF the follow ing.
described trseis az parcels OF land. with The I'm.
p~rovements theron, and improvement when
veparately assessed, and ell owners Of or claim.
arts ~ tho s.me, Known or unknown 10 re.
cover the t,x and delinquency asss ssed 10 said
defeDdants against ssid properly. for the nsesl
year commencing January ]. A. ID. 1915, spd
summons has been du,y i.sued In sseh case.
And you arc further notined that unls.s you
APPEAR and answer the c. mplaint Med In SAID
cameo On OF before the flRsT DAY 0r
DECEMBER. A. D.. 1871. JUDGMENT viii he
r,ovsnepas her. n dssSnbed. for II, mount
oftsr a-d dellpquiI cy spscined and costs Of suiI;
Piirslmmons, d. w-Tas and ~delirguen.
ey On Jsrt 81 Lot ~. Block I, Rsnss
q. and IMPROVEMENT. :.,:..,....... 30 %
nsthevs a Co.-Tsx and delinquency on
real estate on American Fiaf......,,, ri
Nsrcoux, R-TaI and delinquency on
real estate on American Rlaf... "a
Mcknight. Jsmss-Tax md d~eiinquspcy
on part OF Lots. Block I, ka6gs q.
and imp-ovemenfs....,. .......
Rough ! kesdy Mining Comrsny-Tsr
and delinquency en- land and improve
ments east II woodviile mili......... IL 70
south ophir hfinirg c~ompsny-TaI ard
deiil qnrncy on land % Of Crown
Point II .ins...... ......., Is
Wiitshirs. 0eorec-Tax md delinquency
:. on improvements oa kround In Dock
!, Range o...........:..-....... 3U
osi1n pis.r.e. A,,or.s, sss.s scu..y.
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LEGAL ADyERrIsENESfs.


TINTED STATkS LAND o. ICE cARsOn
Oily. Nevada, October !. l6II.-No'ice 70
hereby given that the euCCOh MILL AMI
MINING COMPANY, Q cofpofhtlon eukiink
under the law o. the stale OF Calf.fnia, oy ..
d segur. i,s duly authorized seent for that
purpose, and whote rostofnoe address 10 o.
Gofd Hill. STOREY county. Nevada: has THIS dty
hled In this ofnco . diagram Qplat OF survey
No. l3p. together with . notiee o. application
for . patent nom the United States und.f Act
OF congress approved Nay 10th, A. D. 1919. TOT
500 linear feet Of the white Lode uocstsd -
Democratic compsnys clainl situated IN oold
Hill Mining District, storey. county, Nevada.
and more Psnicul,fiy aescf1oed aecorolns 70
the omciAi neio noses OF safvsy tnefeot ~ rob
low 70 VII; a..
btginn.ns ~ po,s maiaeu No. ~.
vsJ 10. lsi. vnencs oests tns n,ks.An Tseine
NH sou,n ess de9. west. ne norm ,mone
stach OF WooovilIe new noitt vofks noftn 'sN
ues. vest, me smoke st.eI o. me L.oi Wssn.
Ington noist wofks Lortn ~ osR. Ncs,. Joy nse'
stan on tns Aits hoist worhs norm ~ oeS.
west. inc naestan on Mount DAVIDSON NORM
~ aes. vest tnenee running irvm sia Pos'
10. !, n ~ ooure, noi.n ~ oee. eat w ,seu;
70 posi- ". = tnenee, secoaa eouffe, sou!n se
ueg. eass zooo -, 70 post 70; =; tnence. tnIru
coure, south y aee. wess ~ get. 70 poet NO.
q Themes, ioarth courss, north ~ deg. west
10y feet. 70 posi- NO. ., whence bears the
quarter section corner on north line of section
=. Township 10 north. Range n east. Mount
DlaDlo uefiuian, eoutn o3h Dig. west. distant
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LINT uoLD AM SILVER nav.

vi Ina CDMyANf.-LocAtion Of principal
place Of badness, san Francisco. California
Location ~ works. Virginia Mining District
sinfsy county. state ol Nevada.
Notice l. her BY given. that al q meeting OF
the Doari % Trustees, held on the Jist day OF
o. tobe-. 1871. an Assessment No. ~ OF Ten
CaalA per share was levied upon the capt
ial rtNk Of The corporation, payable imise-
diatcly. tn United su.ies god coin. tn the sec
fctary. ~ N. olac. oi h. Company. Room
q. No. tOt. california = Get, san irans.seo.
CALIFORNIA;.
Any stuck upon which this assessment shall
reiaain unpaid on Tle-Cay. the ith dsy OF De-
e.mbsr. ISL. will h. delinquent. and advertised
for sale al public auction. and unlc-- payment
J. made bsforc will he sold on FRIDAY. the
2sih d,s OF Dvccmbcr. issJ. To pay the
delinquent Assessment, together with Gusts Of
advertising and expen.c- of sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS. SECRETARY.
Once-H,om Z. No. tDi CaliiousIa street.
Gan franci-co.C California. o1td
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|. rLNNrIc CONsoLIDArED ms.

"a ING COnPANY.-Locsti a OF principal
Place of business. san frsnci-co. cLif0rniA.
Location of works. Devils Uato District.
storcJ aud Lyon counties. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting OF
the Bard ot tTa'tees. OF said company heid
on the al.t lay Ut october. 1871. an Assess
ment mo. boi Twcuty- i've cents per share
wa- LEVIED upon the capital stock OF the cur
pisstion, plyabi. after the nrsl of November,
In gold coin of tho United states, 10 the
Secretary. At the once OF the Company. koom
81. 80 Pine street, Aan Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rcn.sin unpaid ON the 9Th dAy OF pceemoxr,lssi
A. public auctiOa. aud unle-s payment IL made
before. will be sold On iiIUksDAr, the 81
day Of January, ISIS. To pay the delinquent
Assessment. t0.s,hcr with costs OF advertising
aud expcn-s- of sale.
PsrER ROBERTSON. Secretary.
~once-koom 81. No. 80 Pine street, san
Francisco. California. no2td
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uAurromD INNING coMrAN,.

LDrAiion OF pfihelVA pare " odsiht7-.
San Francisco. California.
Loc.,ioa o; works, oold uiu District. storey
co tnty. N.vala-
Notice h hereby given. thst Al a meeting Of
the Board ~ Trustees. held on the SO,h dsy OF
November. ISL, an assessment mo. OF Two
"a Ceuts per share was leyled upon the capital
stock of the corporation, Coz Irt-ins 10000
shar,-. PAYABLE Immediately, a uitI' It's
god ooia. to the secretary. at the oriee OF the
Company. No. 80 Pins street, Room 3. San
Francisco. California;.
Any sock upon which thi. Assessmeut shall
rcsrsin uupsid ON the Third day Of January.
LIS, VIII be delinquent. and advertised for sale
nj pub.Ic anction. aud unlc-- payment Il made
before win be sold on TUESDAY. the Twenty.
second Gay Of Jannary. ISIS, to pay the delin.
qneut assessment. together with costs of adj
vcrtisins sat expsn-e- Of sale.
Iy orier oi the Hard Of T u.tee-.
EDw. y. STONE. Secretary.
Ofice-No. Ss riIc street. Room 3 san
Francisco. caiifornia deJ I'd
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And in Accordance with law. and an order OF
The Board Of Directors. made on the Isl day Of
Oetobrr. 1871. 80 many shares of each parcel
u such STOCK ~ may he necessary will be sold
At public auction. al the ONCE oi The Company,
Room ~ Hsywsrds Building. No. ti9 Cli'or.
FRIDAY. the Twenty,hrst ,2istl day Of Deem
bsr. 1871, At the hour of one O'Clock r. n. Of
sad day. to ,ay said delinquent assessment
ther,ou together with cosis OF advertising and
expcLseso Of sale.
W. Il. DIAN, Secretary.
O~aice-Iioom 10 Hayward. Building. M. ti9
Calf rniA street. Han Francisco. California.
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i,nE JusricE nINlNa con.

ftNN ~ prhctpsl pisc~ 81
l. -ine-s. san Francisco. California.
Location of works. Gold I'm Minin; Dis
tr.ct. storey county, Nevada.
Natice 10 hereby given that al q neet'Tg of
the lioanl OF DIRECTORS held on the aist dsy of
October. ISL. an as-c-sment tNo. 20 of Two
DolAls per share ~a- levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation. payable Immediately.
Ia United States gold coin. tn the secretary. Al
the once OF the Company. No. All Cal
ifosnis street. san Francisco. Califern.z.
Any stock upon which tat- a---e.-u,ent -hal.
f,maln unpaid on the 9th day OF
isTT, will bc delinquent, and advertised tor
sac NJ plblic auction. and unless paytnent II
made before. will be sold on WEDNESDAY. the
tbs sith day 10 p-ecmber, ISL, To pay the
delinquent assessment. together with costs
OF advertising and expen.es OF sale.
BY order of the 4 irvciors.
JAS. ~. KENNEDY. Secretary.
O~fytcE-Itoom No. Q. tl3 California street.
Ran Francisco. California. It'll
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Ard In accordance with law. and On ORDER Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the goth
day Of October. 1871. 30 many shares Of each
bc sold at public auction, a. the ofhre IL th.
Cbmpsny's torm., 8 And6. M. S0l Montgomery
street, Nan Francisco. California. on wLDsRs-
DAY, Itbe i3ih day Of December. 1877. at the
hour OF 2'o'clock r. ~. Of said day. 10 pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
cUsts Of advertising and expenses OF tie sale.
WIN. n. WATSON. Secretary.
Office Rooms 8 and Q. No. 303 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, California. nolotd
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders Of the LADY, nrysn MIN
Ing Company will BE- held Of the once OF the
san Fnnasco, California. on rufnDAf the
18th day Of d. cember, 1871. At the hour o. :
O'Clock y. n. OF that day. for the election % .
hoard Of = rustees fer the ensuing year. and f5r
the srsnsaction Of such other busfntss ~ may
e'"' '' JOHN cRooKErr. Secretary.
San Pnpeisco, California, De-. !. nT. q