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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-11

Battery b. Fourth Artillery, will ar
rive here from the north next Monday,
unless q mishap prevents them from
making'regular marches from Camp Nc
Dermit. which place they left last
Friday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-11

One ofthe vacant rooms in the Court
honse has been leased by the Nelson's,
and is now being fitted for Lodge
Room by winnemucca Lodge, No. Is.
who have been without .. home since
the late fire.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-11

The Grand Prize Company shipped
west yesterday nine bars of bullion, of
the assayed value of $l4,9 O4 IL The
company is now making daily ship
ments of $l3, 900 and upwards.
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To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood, etc., will
send ,ecipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America Send o
.lf-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T..
INMAN, Station D, Bible House. New York
City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-11
MANHOOD RESTORED.

VYICTIMs OF YOUTHFUL IMPRUDRNCE.
v who have tried in vain every known
remedy, will learn of a. simple prescription,
FREE. for the speedy cure ofnervous debility,
premature decay, lost manhood and all dis
orders brought on bSexcesses. Any druggist
has the ingredients. Address DA vlDSON
Il Coz. So Nassau 81. ~, Va
oct 17-tyrS
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-11

50 Range of temperature at this station
yesterday Highest, "a deg; lowest, sc deg. /;
Range, 50; average, 77.7 deg.
JNO. HEALY.
Corp'i signal Service, u. .. A.
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PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE

COoD board AND NEAT FURNISHED
w rooms may be had by the week OF
month by business men or families at Wise's
house ON Second street.
Mrs. CARRIE FAiRsANK.
Winnemucca, July 10, 1877. If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-11

N. Levy & Co shipped car load of
wool east last night and will ship an.
other car londto the same destination
this evening.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Eventno,s Board

270 Meadow Valley. 80, 85c.
IT'S Raymond IL Ely. AZ.
100 Eureka Con, 30.
$50 jackson. 81 90.
800 Phoenix, so, 60c.
$50 Alps. 65c.
500 Belmont. 10, Use.
700 Rye Patch. 3s[. 81.
$40 E.dorado South, IT'S, 1850.
420 Leopard, 1850.
$50 Panther. rs, SOC.
20 Belle. 1917.
1900 Hussey. 40c.
20 Gen, Thomas. zoe.
10 Manhatten, IL, II b5.
400 Grand Prize. ID
l75 Argenta 10. ll5c.
80 Defrees, Soc
500 Steptoe. 360c.
100 Modoc, 75c.
100 Coso Con, Sc.
100 Minnie Belle, l%.
9l5 q. Chariot. %, 3Oc.
l050 Poorman, Zoe.
100 Leeds, 225 220o
265 California. 271s, 2724.
sou Ctibits -
400 Overmau. Az. 2iA.
$50 Union. 5H. So.
10 Eareka, 80.
AGO Best l. B,lcher. 1917.
$50 Belcher. 470. 475c.
100 Crown Point. 405c.
$50 California. %.
$40 Julia, 1870. 1900 b30.
ITO Justice SO. 8.
$50 Gonld ~ Curry. o.
% Con Va, 29A.
80 Chollar. 29H.
$40 Imperial. IS. SOC.
400 Caledonia, 3S0c
800 Mexican. l01S. TO-.
300 Yellow Jacket. so.
80 Alpha. 10&. III.
365 Bullion III, Ia.
l55 Exchequer. 81
300 Sierra Nevada. 435c.
30 Hale & Norcross, 470c.
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This Morning's Board.

1850 Ophir. 1917. 1917 slO.
440 Mexican, 10, l0H.
5l5 Gould u Curry. 8. 81.
s05 Best a. Belcher. 1879, 1871.
$50 Calf ,rnia, 27s4, %.
470 Savage. 6, 6E b5
4i0 Con. Va. 29A, 294 b5.
20 Chollar. 80. 81.
420 Hale L. Norcross 40. 465c.
100 Crown Point 405c.
$50 Yellow Jacket. 80,
400 Imp, rial, Soc.
l75 Sierra Nevada. 4 40, A..
500 Bullion, ia. ~.
$50 Exoh' qner. ca 6L.
20 Seq Belcher, 30 %.
265 Overman, %. 2lA.
3O5 Justice. So.
l2O Union, 81 So.
1000 Ledy Bryan. 95.
100 Julia. II. l 80.
GO Andes. rs.
$50 Leviathian. As. 40.
3lb South Justice, 10
~ Alta, .255
No Trojan so
800 Pes,ona, 1870, 1876.
wv Joe Skates. 25.
I'D Valley. 95 81.
~ Raymond & Elv. IA.
zoo Alpha. 10A, 1917.
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DAILY BULLETIN.

war DEPARTMENT,
SIGNAL SERVICE u. 8. ARMY.
AUGUST II, 1877, 4.52 A. NJ.
observations taken at the same moment Of
time at all stations.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-11

And most refined 2oologi-
cal Museum and Eques-
trian Organization in
the world
Using for it's transit the
finest private railway
equippage in America.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-08-04

the rest the Sirocco cometh which
shall blast many more false and fair
regulations.
The report is TINT the committee
has made such progress, in laying
bare the corruption, by which Pattcr-
son was elected United States scna,
tor, rs to warrant them III obtaining
warrant for the arrest Of H. G.
Worthington, the collector at Char.
lesion, who is un derstood to have
been Patterson's Man Friday.
w orthington was arrested quietly, it
is said, on Saturday, md will make
his acbu before Judge Ma rshall on
Tuesday or Wednesday.
Jones has not been bailcd. S. J.
Lee is very anxious for hearing be-
fore the committee. All the accused
are still confined in jail when not be-
fore the committee.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-08-04
renewing them upon insufficient rca-

How LESLIE DID While
the immaculate G.. p. Leslie was
Land Commissioner, q resolution call
ing for IN inspection Of his book was
adopted. The books were produced
in due time. and oQnd behold they
were found to be in the same condi
tion rs when received from the bin
der-not pen stroke in ary Of them
lie said the law required the books
to be kept clean and neat, and, as he
wrote q miserable hand, he thought
he would comply fully with the law
and not detacc them. The committee
were compelled to accept this condi
ton Of things, and as consequence
for these and other reasons, no suits
we're entered against Charles, not
wlthstanding the notorious "IIcll
hole Swamp" and other transactions.
The High Joint" may pcrha ps,
find an opening for a suit. They will
certainly try it.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-08-04

F.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1877.

Two years ago tho Ornnycburg
County Fair far exceeded the State
Fair i'll every respect, and such being
the fact VIC would urge our citizens to
every eXcrtion to beat the Orange
burg County Fair Of two years ago.
We have an honest pilot aL the
wheel, and with the aid Of his faith
ful md lcligent deck hands the old
ship Of the State will never be tossed
upon the rock Of corruption again
It is our honest opinion that there
is nothing that could be Of more
advantage to the success Of the
State than for the people TO patronzc
the above enterprise. Tic fact is
it not only brings the pcopl
together generally in socsal contact
with each other, bat it puts life anal
vigor in the State, and we do sincere
ly hope that our coming County ana
State Fairs will far excel anything Of
the kind that has ever before been
held. Farmers, Mechanics and cti-
zens generally, be up and doing.
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aug 4
NO'i'I ICE.

The undersigned hereby give notice that
they have been appointed by Ills Excel
lency he..Govcrnor, pursuant to the Statute
in such case provided, a Commission ito
investigate and ascertain, the true, and real
bonafde Indebtedness of OrangcLurs
County; that they have accepted the ap-
pointmcnt, will hold sessions at The
Law Office Of W. NJ. IIutson, Orangeburg
c. H., between the hours OF 10 a. NJ, and
p. NJ, on Monday, aud Tuesday, of each
week, until the S.h September next, and
daily sessions from the Stl to the 10th of
same month; and they hereby call upon all
persons having claims against said County
to appear before the Commission during
lis said sessions, and establish such claims.
Persons desiring to lodge claims on other
days ihan those mentioned, for subsequent
investigation by the Commission, can do so
by leaving them will, lie undersigned, Vim.
NJ llutson at his said Office.
WM. NJ IIUTSON,
DONALD Il BARTON
JAMES S IIEYWARD,
Commissioners.
Orangeburg August 4, 1877
aug 4 If
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[CoMMUNIcAlED.
To the Colored Citizens Of the
County Of Crangeburg.

Feeling that it is not inappropriate
in me, rs Il Representative Of he
people Of the County, to address you
word Of advice, in a matter serious
ly affecting your welfare, l avail
myself Of the columns OF the News
AND TINES, to caution you against
hasty action concerning The Libcri:,n
movement, now agitating the minds
Of many Of your race.
II is always the case, when induce
mcnts are advanced for The purpose
Of pcrsuading persons to leave heir
homes, and 60 TO distant lands, that
the distant country is described rs n
land possessing very superior uttrac-
tons, Il land flowing with milk and
honey, &c. 1t is likewise true that
IN very lew Instances, docs the ity
come up to the glowing descriptions
which have been given.
Ny advice to you is this: If any
number Of you arc seriously
thinking Of going across the ocean 10
Liberia, do not make up your minds
TO SO until you have sent one or more
Of your party ahead, to return and
give you correct information on the
subject. have been informed .hat
several years ago, number Of the
colored people went 10 Liberia from
Ncwbony conn'y, and some Of thom
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-08-04
Drank Bailed.

About half past 6 o'clock on Thurs.
day afternoon says the Columbia Reg.
astcr, hack drove up to the door Of
Trial Justice Marshali's Office. Ex-
Governor Moses and the turnkey ut
the Jail aliyhtcd and entered the
building. Shortly afterwards, the
cx Governor was seen walking down
Washington street, going towards
Assembly, III company with a friend.
Upon inquiry we were informed
that Moses had been bailcd in til c
sum Of S10,00O-colatcra hav ns
been put up by personal friends Of
the Ex-Governor for his appcaranc &C
at the General Sessions III October
next. Thus ends the second Chapter
of III oses. Our text on this subject
shall be taken from The same book
The next time We preach on this sub
.]cct, aud on that OCCASION we expect
to tell tic populacc how the l'hilis
tines deceived and then slew him.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-08-04

them to lcsort to measures which
they think might possibly annihila tc
all rivalry, restore the monopoly y
they heretofore enjoyed, and enable
them to dictate not only to the work
ingmen, but the whole community !;
And whereas, they acknowledge
that the present rates Of pay arc not
too much, and declare their ability to
pay The same, with equal competitions, J,
clearly showing that they are en-
deavoring to make use Of the work
ing pl lintcr to carry out their designs
to the detriment IF the workingman
and the community ut l,.rgc; there
fore be it
Rcsolrct', That we dcnounce the
action Of the proprictors of the Nccs
az" Courier MS being opposed to the
interests Of the working nan anil the
general public.
Rcsolrct', That we regard the action
of the proprietors Of the Ncms and
Courier as selfish, and as calculated,
~ tic "sc g''fcSofic 7,ower, to throw
out OF employment a large portion of
the members of this Union.
RcsoIrcd, That as our objects arc
solely for the purpose Of ma king
support for ourselves and families we
appeal to all classes to su, tain US IL
our honest and just rights.
II sotred, That We sympa thse with
the former members Of this Union,
who arc now working in the Nc.os
and Courier office, who, through nc
ccssity, we're forced to abandon the
Union compelled to yield to most
tyrannlcal power -or else be com
PEELED TO rclinquish their positions to
parties from abroad, who have no
interest whatever witk Charleston,
and to the dctrimcnt Of those who
were born and reared amongst us.
Rcsofrcd, That this prea mblc and
these resolutions be published under
the seal of the Union, and that MI
papers friendly to the printer and
workingman b: requested to copy
them and that IL copy be sent to Nc
chanics' Union No. I.
Extract from the minutes.
THos. j. WEBB, President.
Attest: }. G. II. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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St. Matthew's Academy.

The Exercises Of this Institution will be
opened, under new and favorable auspices.
OH the fret Monday in Sep,e,nbcl 1877,
with Tcachc crs Of acknowledged ability.
Cheap Board, rates OF Tuition low, good
musical instructions, thcvcry best discipline,
together with every Necessary advantage
The Academy Will be second hlnn,ne ii, the
State. Boil. sexes vii! he admitted, and
thoroughly prepared 10 enter College. or
fitted FOR the common vocati"nS rf life, and
every possible objection to mixed schools
will be obvia:cd.
The public paronas. Is respectfully
solicited, upon the assurance that no Labor
or pains will BE- spared necessary ini,-
hishca; moral and literary c.,i,:,rr n.',!r
pupils in attendance
For paricullrs address,
NJ j KELLER.
President Of Board o. Trustees, oy
J lR iSV,
Secret Try oiB,,.l.
orangcburg, $. G.
mo 4 t,,
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Amnesty to the Crooked Whiskey
Men.
WASH SGToN, D. c., July 81.

WAsI, SGToN, d. c., July 81.
The President is now considering
applcati ons for amnesty to parties in
Alabama and other States, against
whom prosecutions have been institu-
ted for violation Of tho internal
revenue laws. The subjcc has been
referred to the Attorney General and
the Commissioner Of Internal Rev
cnue for their views, and the report
Of the latter officer has already been
made. Mr.. Rawll, the Commissioner,
says that no precedent should be cs-
tablishcd i'll one case or district
which will not admit of general ap.
plication to the numerous eases Of
applications for amnesty in different
States, but he is favorable generally
to extending amnesty in cases where
the parties concerned in illicit dis
tilling come forward and surrender
their still.
Gen. Forncy, Of Alabama, who is
now here urging amnesty, wishes this
principle to be extended to persons
who are able to show they have no
stills now i'll their possession, and who
engage hcnccforth to avoid these
offenses. The governments is disposed
to consider the application for amncs.
ty favorably, but the difficulty is that
the United States District Attorneys
md Marshals have ali interest in
keeping alive these prosecutions, and
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grllEa s.AaA.....

One 10 Saw Masna'il Gin viii! Feeder
condenser complete, ;,lnn >t ncw, IN perfect
order. Wili sell for half Of ira. cost, for
cash. Can be seen in operation any day 1T
the plantation OF I. S Connor miles East
Of orangeburg, refer 10 Mr.. J Crikc.
l. S CONN0H
aug 4 -
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DR.. Legare informs his patients, who
have engagements with linn now pending,
that having removed his Office to his t,re.
sent resident OIL Russell Street, all calls
must be left at his house, night calls more
especially BY SO doing immediate at.en.
tion can be rendered.
:, Office and Residence opposite Slater'a
Hotel, Rnsscl Street. Orangeburg, s. c.
aug 2S 2t
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The Mexican Annexation Scheme

WAsIrlEGToN, D. c., July 2G.--Thc
Mexican annexation managers, in the
shape of adventures and bummcrs,
who have remained somewhat passiyc
since the railroad strike set III, have
again taken up the theme, and pros
pose to agitats it vigorously to the
end that Secretary Evarts may be i'm
PEELED to announce n policy at az
early day. The Sunday HcralI, Of
this city, supposed TO be the organ of
the clique who want invasion, anncxa-
ton or anything else calculated to
brew first class row, has the follow
ing double loaded article:
"Ihc government is at a stand still
regarding the Mexican question. It
has received from the Diaz admins
tration the first installmcnt due from
Mexico under the award Of the Mexi-
can Claims Commission, and there is
reason to believe that Daz will be
ready to pay the next installmcnt due
about SIN months hence with salts
factory promptncss. This money has
been received by the American
government without formally rcco-.
nizing Diaz, but the fact its paw.
meht ana receipt Is embarrassing Ad
ued 10 TINS Is the further fact that
D'az seems TO DC ANXIOUS and willing
10 AVOID All provocatlon OF trouble
Win Inc Onited states, and has there
'ore oohc much toward reprcssing
""'faScs on the fio Grande border.
! 's;' wei Known tact. however, that
me '"c''' "ui'"r'ties on the Rio
ur'l'"e' 'hc A'cal"es and municipal
ON cials, have encouraged these out
r,,xo
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NOE
OFFICE oFsCIIooL COMMISSIONER

OFFICE OFSCJOOL COMMISSIONER,
OnASGEnUEG, July 2Gth 1877.
Notice is hereby given to the Trustees of
the several chool Districts Of this County
TO make the enumeration of all children
between the age Of 6 and l6, wears, residing
within such School Districts, during the
month of August distinguishing between
male and female wnitc and colored free Of
charge, ahd the clerks Of said Board Of
Trustees shall return to the County School
Commissioner u duplicate of the same.
Also | request the trustees of each
School District to meet nj my Office on Sat.
urlay Aug % at II \ Mas business Of i'm
portancc is to be transacted
THOMAS PHILLIPS,
Co. School Com. 0. Co.
july 2S 2t
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-08-04

SAMUEL DIBBLE.
At the regular monthly meeting
Of Charleston Typographical Union,
No. 43; held July %, 1877, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
CHARLESTON, July %, 1877.
To Mc Printers and lJorhingncn Of
the United Siutcs:
The proprietors Of tho Charlcst ,n
Nrrs and Courier have issued the fol-
lowing prt ntcd circular:
CHARLESTON, S. c.; July II, 1877
lh'. e. G. NcrHr, Foreman Of the
Composing Room.
DEAR SIR: We dcsir, in this
communication to address, through,
you, the compositors OF the Ncvs and
Courier, 7icMc 'cithm TIC past tro gears
mc haze reduced Tie price Of compost
''"n. In each instance the printers in
our employ, approaching the ncccssi-
ty yof the case, accepted the rcluc-
ton i'll q spirit that was at once
creli'ablc TO their good sense, and
grutiiyi & to us. We do not consid-
er the price we arc now paying forty
cents, loo much. With fair play to-
wards us on the part Of the printers Of
Charleston, we should be able, rs we
arc perfectly willing, even at III ab
solute loss to ourselves every week rs
long as the hard times continue, to
pay this price punctu ally. But we
will not continue to pay our compost
tors forty cents, if we have to face
the competition Of parties wh, sue
ceed i'll getting the same work done
Tor them for little or III thing. This
is not business competition ut all. It
practically amounts to Il combination
between cur rivals and the compost
tors who work for them for nominal
pay, to injure us, without even bcne
fitting themselves.
If this kind Of competition is al
loved to 60 OH. We shall feel com
PEELED OIL and after Saturday, the
list instant. 10 fix the price of com
position i'll the Ncws anR Courier
Office, at thirty cents. If the price is
low, it will ut least be paid in somc
thing better than promises We
would much rather continue to PAY
forty cents, and we repeat t.,:,t wilN
fair play on the pnrt of the Charl
ton Printers; we shall doso. We all
nit that the Discrimination ocwl,i:a
we complain is not the work Of t.! Z
gentlemen i'll our own Composing
Room. But they and we are i'll The
same boat, and they must bear their
share Of al injury which is the di
rect result Of the action, or non &C
ton Of their craft.
We are confident that the printers
of Charleston, can, by just and united
action, prevent the necessity for the
reduction to thirty cents. But, if the
reduction he made, we desire i. to be
understood that it will continue no
longer than while the printers charge
one price to us and 10 price ut NIL
to rival newspaper whose proprie
tors are ns well able as ourselves to
pay full rate i'll cash for compost
ton.
Very truly yours,
RIoEnAN, DAWSON e. Co,
proprictors Of The N cws and Courier.
Where as tho ohnvn ',.ircnl,r Ioe
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NOTICE..

OHAScEBune, s. G. July 20, 1877.
l.icnts w. Y. Izlart w. H, Perreycle.r
and Ge~ ". Brunaon, Of the Edlsto RiGca
are authorized by Special orders from the.
Oifice ofthc Adjntant and Inspector General
to collect all State arms, munitions and
equipments, not held by organized bodice
Of the State Militia, and to receipt for the
same. %
All unauthorized persons having State
arms, munitions and equipments in their
possession are hereby called upon to deliver
them up, without further notice.
SAMUEL DIBRLE.
Capt. Edinto Rifles,
July 2S IT,
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THE Sirocco Com eth I"
:Arrcss erEE. 6. syortlinston-
;kc Ecginnfng Of The End.

AAS h'S = III ANhHS5 OA tAkC 1-uu.
+. j. MoScs App airing in New Character
Fresh Revelations Of the Rascalitics
of The Eins-A. 0. Jones Unable to Get
Bail. and Awaits His Trial in Jail.
COLUMBIA, Sunday Night, July
2S .-Ex Governor Moses has been
closcted with the committee for two
days past, and l am informed by one
Of the members that his revelations
have been Of much interest in cnab-
ling them to follow old trails and
pen new ones. Yesterday, in com
pany with one Of the committee, lie
went IN search Of certain box of
papers which, locked up in the drawer
Of one Of his pieces of furniture, had
been sold with itand had passed into
other hands. The furniture was
traced 10 its purchaser, when it was
found that the drawer had remained
undisturbed in consequence of the loss
Of tho key to the lock, and the bundle
OF papers was recovered intact and
turned oyer to the committee. These
pape rs are said by Moses to be per-
feet bonanza of facts Of interest to til Q
public and to the parties most con
ccrncd. Their contents will appear
in due time. 1t has not been stated
heretofore that in the long list of
fraudulent pay ccrtilica tcs whicl,
ha We Termed The basis Of the recent
numerous arrests the names of the
payces are all fictitious and inycntc d
for the occasion; instance, G. T.. Frank.
fort, whose initials in reverse order
are those Of Cardozo for whose bcnc-
fit that particular certificate was
drawn III the general division Other
like tcll-talc combinations occur
Search in tho several counties for
owners CT these pretended names has
utterly failed.
1t is stated here that several Of the
fugitivcs who have fed this State and
Justice within fortnight past have
made their way to Pennsylvania an0
Massachusetts under the assurance
that no rcquisition for them will be
honored. Tie strength Of their re
lugc will be tested
The committee are as cautious and
rcticcnt MS they have been Jealous anG
patient, and their success has fully
justified their secrecy; but l nm en-
able.l to answer your readers, on the
strength Of confidential information
in my possession, that only n fair be-
ginning has been ma,lc as yet, and tol
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More than ordinary interest is
manifested in administration circles
regarding the proceedings Of the Re :
publican convention in Ohio to m 0 i.
row, i'll reference to the Presidents
Southern policy. Secretary Sherman
said today that information received
by him was Of the most assuring
character, and that he believed the
convention would most heartily ap-
prove of the course Of the administers
tion.--Journai Of Commerce..
Pcru's population is declining.
The decline is said TO be due to earth
quakes, civil war, and brandy, parti-
cularly brandy.