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Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26
Application for Patent.
UNITED STALEs LAND OFFICE,
 FLORENCE, A. T., Aug. 2I, 1878.


 Notice is hereby given, that Benjamin v
 Reagan, by his attorney m iact, John J. lle- vine, whose residence iS in Florence, PifSal county. Arizona. has tlis day made appllea- non for $ Patent t0 tae GLOBE LEDGE MINE, situated in the Globe District, Slnai county. Arizona. and bounded, as fellows, tO-wit, as certified by the Surveyor General of the United States for said Territery. C0mnencinga e at a nloHOsnent about three feet high, built of copper ore and sitaated on the top of Globe hiH, on a large mass 0f iron and copper cr0ppineS, being the initial point Of said monument being sIIuated about one mile north of Globe City, FinRi county, Arl- z0na Territory, thence N. zf l-t degrees w. (ya. 13 q. 20 m. E. J f.34 1-2 chains 10 d m0nu- ment 0f stones and earth about three and half feet high, marked -.G. l.. 1 and d. 4. said monument is situated on tiEe north west slope Of the Globe hill, about lt0 yards from the bend in the Rnnboz trail, and is tue northeast corner of this survey and the northwest corner of the Globe mining claim: thence $. 54 If degrees N. (ya. I3 q. 70 Il. E. 22.i5 chains to monument of stones about four feet highs marked ..6s. l. 2, sud monument Is situated on the northwest slope of the Globe hill, and Is the northwestcorner of this survey thence s 24 l+ degrees E. lye 13 d. 70 n. E 4.54 1-2 chains up the bill t0 a monument Of sfones four feet high. said monument being situated on the southwest end of Globe hIil, and IS tue southwest center end monument of this survey thence $. 24 IA degrees E- .Ra. 13 q. 20 ln- E. 4.5t l-i chains down flie ilill to Q stone nonnment four feet hisl marked 'G. F. 8, said m0n- uEent is situated on the south slope 0f the ttlobe hill and on the east side of tne k.lDi- bOz trail, and is the southwest corner Of tals survey: thence N. A IT. degrees E. lYa. i3 q. 20 m. E.) 23. @ chains along the line 8f the EnterDper claim Co a monunlcnt Qf stones alit earth ahosIfs Il iree auG a half fact hifra marked ''G. L- 3' on the northwest side and s.<si0he on tke Hortheast side. said monument being sitiated near the bottom of the guich known as the Alice gulch, an1 ls the south- west corner of this survey and the southwest corner of che 0lobe mining claim; thence 24 1-4 degrees W (Ea. l3 d. 70 m. 2. J 4.5t l-2 chains nl, hill Go the place of beginning; eoH- taining 20 24lo0 acros- Adecrse claims, fl any, must be filed ia this oiiitc within sixty days of this date, or they will De bafred 0y law. CHARLES D. BOSTON,
 l7 Regisler
Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26
Mining Notice.

70 rkesz e nag copcffH
 All parties ciaimin- aoy interest ia that certain mining location or clain known as tue METEOR mining ci;siIs. situated in Globe District Aaffc0pa ceunfy- Arizona. this t. to notifE yolt, that ia at,s0ri:l{ce \ lth provision Of tAe mining act of Aay i0- iS52. thaf ia compliance with requirements sof Ssid Acl, Wnrk has been done 0n said mining claim for one Fear back paSf. e1ltling on <arch D 1878. hy the underSigued New. therefore, if within ninety daxs from the l-~t publication of this notice you do not come forward and pay toisr proper proportion of ilie ceSt of said work the undersigned Fill ciaiin forfcitnfe oi all your right, tit.e and interest in and 10 every portion of said mining claim JOHN A. JONES.
 September i7. ls1s
Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26
For Sale at a Bargain
 4 TEN-sTAMP
 Quartz Mill,

Complete, with six Wheeler Analgamating Pans, four Settlers. Engine and Boiler, a1 in the best condition.
 For further particulars, address
 l |. x. COHEN. Silver City, V. M.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26
Silver and Gold Bullion, Hides, Wool, and
 Country Produce

You importance of establishing yourself house of kad, where everything done the square prices of goods governed by the quality SHRfOCK HIsE-
Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26
Corner Hudson and Spring Streets
SILVER CITY, N. M.


The proprietor respectfully calls the atten- ton of the citizens of this community and travellers generally, ts the fact chat they can find frst class
Arizona silver belt., 1878-09-26
Menufactures Plain, Suck Mixed
 aml Fancy Candies

which l can supply to wholesale and retail for fresh article.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27
y d

Inthis town NJ > o'elotk Tou' Abe afier-
num of ille 10Th Inst, aftri ~ long illness,
hut retaining her mental faculties :othe
very last, hour .of life, Mrs. caibarine
Clark, r.lict of David Clark dec'd, IN th.
ssth yrarof her ace. shr. was Lorn Ia
Hillsb"n,, heins at tile time of fher,lraill
tho al,isst native citizcnof the place. She
had been Tor many yrara coRkisieni
membrr Of the Metholi-t Church.; aud
fr'n that Church laIildiilg her .ieniains
we're consingned 90 ,le grave, attended ny
y barge c"lIcourse fof sorrowibg relations
aud friends. @sL..s >t~# ii II a4 +'<'
ln 'his County, in the vicinity oi
MrbanesvilIe. On the 10Th inst. tile Rev.
Thomas Fowler, . minister of the Chris
tian Church. in The s0tn scar of his age.
He was buried in the ern,~tery Of tie
Melanssville Presbyterian Church with
tie l.oi'ors ofthc Ma-smc fraternity ol
which be MAS memi,er. IN -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27

~ - Va - 49, --giS.f ~ '8s4 AHt
Tir,liseriSthe i,operial organ of ti,'
whole HUMAN system, : a. Il contrpis a.,
life, healil, and haI,pinessof man. When
u h disturbed in It's proper action. al
kinds or ailments are Ihe 'i,siurai results
The digestion ~ fnd, The an,sen,ents, al
the heart and -hlari. Tile action "f ih,
brain aud nervous system, are all in,.
inne,iisrely connectei with the. Sorkit,g.
ortiIe Liver. 1t has been successfully
proved that Green's August Flower |,
une4asIlai 10 cdrhig sll fpersoiis afflicted
with Dyspeisia or Liver Complaint, aud
all the iiunlerots symptoms that result
FROM an unhealthy coliIiuou ofthe Liver
anI stomach. Sample bssis- to Try, IL
rrnis. Positively sol,l In all towns nn the
Western Cnliiinenf.' Three duses will
prove tia. u is just what you want x
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27

people; aid II shows toefthat with the
coIored people, religious work and
riniellectnal aim have risen TO a higher
plane. and bid fair 10 arrest that retro
grade -nloyen,rnt whichihe friends Of re.
ligion and humanity had so much
dreaded when religious teaching was first
rrlpgairslt0 fgnorait Ianaiicisn.
The Conference adjpnrne,i with the
most cordml'of iDuiual good feeling be-
tween it,and :le whole community; aud
weieei sure that tire cause Of true religion
has l,esg strengthened W the assurance
attained Of ihe mutual co-operati0h Of The
races'in the 0ne great object; ni,dwe are
surtthnt The good slrlatipns 9f heJaces
Timve bes's s,renEil,ene,l blythe many anil
sutr,sntial eyidenres ~ friendly feeling
and Interest, ''*
Tie African q Methodist Episcopal:
fa,arrh, ,sof which. -il,e North tsnaiaa
Conference Is n component, Is. no new
creation. dating hack ~ tfar, rs the intr,-
duciion of Methpdism into the American
colpniss. II was;not originally indepen.
dent Of the whites. hut under the force Of
circumstances wasauietly withdra wnisi,ti
becs6ie i seliafatc organization In 1900 un-
DEF tide isev. Richard ALLEN. IL 10 now
the lsrg.st coloresl organization Of chris
tiaHs In theworld. g..gfi3 /, .a...t .s.e.sa
The Rev, Mr.. Allen was ordained as
Minister hy Bishop Asbury, and was him
self subsequently, h,a;,ea BisiDP' There
have been eleven Bishops In regular suc-
cession, Of whom six are now living.
There are 1000 travelling ministers, .at
Home, and AS Mississar ries, and 300 local
preaciirrs.; Thechurch membership EN-.
braces isls, 900 seuls, of whom 2l5.0OO are
inthe Southern States. The Church has
u,ree, Theological Seminarie~.' 70 oiie' In
Souii, caroiina. ol,e' III Fnrida anil onein
Obi" aifi hass Itos,k concern and Pub.
.ii.lipg Hourss and its lsl,ole propeiiy Is
valued nj S3.00, ,ttD0. s''@ - - alt kE5f.iF'~
] The living fSisl,opsare Jalex b. Camp
bell. ID. ID. II. l.. d.. phila,lelpbia; Alex
ansler Wapaii. Baltimore; II. NJ. ID. war,i,
Atlanta; Jos,h Ms.IHosn. DID. Washing
tom Ciiy: James A. Shorter. Sehia, Ohio,
sn'i Daniel a.. Payne, ID. d. l.. l.. ID.
xeBia. - ~. -. 49,. -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27

VIZ have .eceiys,l from Presi,lrnt Battle
. csreaiaf vivlhg slrinirfe-th,g rmI+,d al
the prr-rnt caadilian aud government oi
the inrii,uil.n. Ia u will ir found rnurh
90 cheer and gratIfy The frirndst oiile
University aud .,wouragr the h,ir il'ai
.hv highest rxpectatlo,s ~ = l"fiy destiny
are in prorrs- of accomplishments A
splenIld Faculty y met nisrs ilan hall
way by the most Hmbltisns ~ students;
aud tie prevalence ~ high tonr NJ virtue
aud the unl,fyken vl.-ervsi,ce nfthe rules
af,an,alrty. .leuo,l-irsie that tiese yos'ng
u,e, ,sallze iLtir :oneaI"n ~h'cl,
Inc ,c,s- ~ the whalc State are dxr'i
with unusual vaiehfalnrss aud snliciiu'lc
We api~nd some extracts fr'.n, the cir
cuiar.
rHs .vsivsHsiIy, or SeRriI caRodSA.
undei III l.se-eil,tahiA.s! vas re."rened 10
se,ieml,er. 1875. ii- pugre-s towards its
,,pr,~ri,y has bysp .raIa,i. having In The
i,r.i session ~ fsss.fs reached i75 n,airi-
cuIaIrs. with Tie, I,r,mi-e NJ incrra-e 70
30 IL me sernnd rersscn. Sft az fully pre-
,ar..l for ,horousl insiruction in all lis
d'ra'''4s%''s ! 2Jarsssis&.A
The nex. sssslnn will opcn nn tile Iss
Thursday of January. The Collegiate
Year ~ Is7p.sO will Lrgin on the la,i
,fben,Isy ~ Apsurt. Isfe. FII
A Catalogue c,ntHihins .Is,hIe'I infor'
n,slion ou the nargning ps,ints nisy Ice
hs,l on algllsalioii 10
lT Pa,iabssr SEMP r. RATTLE.
Chapel ma, W q.
ExrkNsfS.
TIE charges Cor iuIii.a,. iosn.rent. ser
vaniiiife. washing, inasd, wsri. light sssd
Lass. ranges from sos5cm siss5o for
each halt ,ear. Tho titiinn alsns issso
for lie salns iime. The estimate Is made
Tur taLl. boa,,l ut lrnn, so To Sl2 50. But
a.any Of lbs students elaI,I together AID
livsi il,sif satisfaction % ~ 10 ~ per
month.
EnrHASeE rxAafSArfoSs.
For entrance iutu the sciontiiic Course
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27
stated North Csnlila,l I" the
PERSON COUNTY.

PERSuN COUNTY. Superior Court.
J. r. critchrr. Administrator ofJames
NJ. Chandler, ,lecrascL.
@ u0ufIlxf
L. d. Chandler. ID. A. Chandler, Stephen
Chandler aud ell the stl,.r brpihsrs and
sirtrrs. or representatives of such 10 them
m may l,c dead, ~ James M. Chandler
= and ID. =. Chspdlef. @.e ~
rT,iIk object cf thu procerdng y the sale nf
u wsle fnr a~-ets in the hands &C tho adj
miulsrafnf 81 ply tho dslas af his estates AMI h
appeafing that stephen Chandler aud ~ the
nlhrt brtal,rrs aud sisters ~ Jssss M. Chandler.
dw'd. 1r their representative. Whose uamrs srs
unknown o. The rlalDtlH. resided l~yond the
limits az this ststr. " isOapss W l,s the Count,
fhat they appear st the Ckfk's oificr in Rux.
hnfu, IN Stld County. on ~ hnflrr the srt,uil
Monday IN January, iEs9. and answer or tisnllt
~ thc rninplant. which WI be nied III Inc
tler'' 0f'iec 10 sak C.,uhty within ten "a, !
itvni the date hsfrof, This isth day. ofyoyein.
JJ. LANSDELI., CSrs
.... Superior rouTt.
Nov. 2TtL 1w.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27
TuE roNYERENrs1


T'e Annual Conference of Norih Caro-.
iha bf ths afrisn sIstl,od,st. Episcopal
ls,ar.lI a'ljnurnrIi on The iailF'in-ia,it NJ.
Ter useful. barinunia,us aud Interesting
sescipi, rnlislilg nud only The sinierrsl oi
Che crlnre,i lssplc, imt u avery large de.
gree. thai af the whites. This latter M
,-r-st WIS displayed in the Kind feeiing
cxhiliirt. in inIeIrourse with the culor,tl
clergy. ia aid extended far iairIarts ufei,.
terisiument aud in the large aud regular
att-ndans~ uinn the Churches Opened lur
public Worship. The use &c the prssl,y7
trriau aud Metlojist chunl,rs was ten.
.lereJ by their re.icciiye Isasi;ts, and the
courtesy was freely usesl;; ~. Il,st auriug
the weeks session Of fiiie Conference there
were cauiipued religious services ,4v
We i,ai iils,ugIit 81 tnake the occxsim
one of ,~tI.ieai lsssontp sLow tl,eieorIe
of the North how the Snuih Is mi-csu.
crived and mi-fcprrsenle,l in it, relations
siui ING pexrgFme. But the North hx.
.htforihssip, knuugh u Il vould avail. itssk
ofit. It's wilfaiiy bli,pl co fact-, wilfuiiy
regardless of Consequences, using The ne.
gro only asa isiifh~i lrserr-fpr party
ruis. Time, with The increased iniriIk
grncc of the colored peuplr, Will bring
about ttlefnervisiisns sfilie races which
party passion cannot forever rev.ne. The
negro In frret.om as in slavery fluids fi,e
tfpaiwrs ump hisLers ffispd1 aud will
return 10 an ailsshnlent hhifatuislIy
aiienaied Cor tie lasest of pur.ses f..
THE eonsewncc Ewss dlaingnisI,sJ, ,oy
the presence of men of cnlor pniineni for
lirty and for learning. and grsee,l with
an ekgnencc of lai.euages ah,l kHcs of
learning aud thrologieai attainment that
su.lTi~,l the white snditns, unpref,area
farsacl, high mentai c,lIlure hlh lately
enfranclliwi rree of ignorant slaves.
However. fyw of The mnsi eminent ofibe
SPEAKERS were ever slaves being mostly
~ Nmtliern birth and educated In
Northrrn %: Western S~n,luaries. Only
Que remarkable Tor his powers. that wr
REAL. b the lsey. Mr. Turner. slave iarn
10 S.ulh Camlina. Win RECALLED the fzei
that twenty srvrn ygarslgo he had heard
a.. Rev. Mr. Wheeler. now Ia.isr of the
Methodist Church 10 iiilisboto preach III
south CsroliRs 20 q congregation. ur-larvs
lie is nova learned man srda must iu-
teresiing s,Fakcr. ~s.
Asvthsr gifted speakef wasthr Rev. n.
II. tain. Agent for Foreign and Don,vriic
Missions Tor The colorcd race, who de-
livered iwo very instructive addresses.
uiie on tie subject ~ aiissions; tile other
on Ss,bata ssclI~,lr, bath of which are
warmly Comn,sn,led.
The Rev. Mr.. Hunter also sIukv several
times. aud bis sermOns seemrd to have
unaue dep imprvszion; %, did slso il,ase
0f Bishop Biawn. r,fsn
wssrszk uf ihs inwes-io,s made ulon
white auditors; aud do 50 with pleasure.
I,s@upe u esipces iull sympsil,y with The
caase of religion whi,i, tie colored
church las W nlueh NJ heart; u sl,ows that
in matters ~ religion II least ibe parll.
linn ssll, fot all useful purpose, is bnkon
down, aud that tho whites sncourags
rather thar lhwan the aisns ofIlg voloTrd
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27
A ca II ID.

sTnallwio are saiftsins fc6m fhe errors
and ihdi-creiioiisafy youth. nervous weak
ness. early jecsly,' Lsssnf niaiihWnl, dkc;
will send "a reriIe tina: will cure you FREE
or CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered 10y n missionary in SoutE
America, Send q seif-addresse,i envelope
81 tile REv. JosRrfT. ISnaS. Satioa ID.
giLlc Hosso. yew York Iiiy.tF ly.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27
examina,ionss inths classlcs ARE NOT re-

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's'. ...'s.' ~. ~ ~ IN. - r'.a pa. =
- sos'' ~ ~ ''' Y " Y ~
rofrioS4ls cpUFsEs'
Without, iaking either Of the regular
courses, students may, will, tl,e CONSENT 81
their parents. pursue such studies rs .il,ey
may elect. But the Faculty recommend
o,sof those cmrses. s.. f,-.tfr,
fsefI BrsEfrcr6 6RIys. 4arsfs n .ta
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dan, v,,oi. ,,,,,s,,I.. NJ ,,.y I, ,,,,an ,na
roon, 40, al. N 4, srs q, ,,,,ss ,,s., !.
Reside. Il a. III / Fa,s,l,xs BvsaStlor,,v
of,h. r,rna,s.Ls ,..,s I, 7, ~ ! IN, M
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axNorxsywvxr..i III .st II
i, or THE
UNLvERsITYor NoRTHCARoLINA,
His Excelleuc,. q. B. VANCE. Governor
efNor1h Carolina. iad
Er.oficio President az the Rard OF Tsus-
tees of-,hc IJniyersi,y...,a,..r
~RAegLgs.-,.s,.,,,. ~,
Han, Rtsttp yp sRsy yfI H. i n n. fsesda,
Professor of I,oli,i.aI ECONOMY I. Co,sti.I,l, II
~ tio,,aI aud Int, national Law. II %
Rev. CHARLES PHILLIPS d. d: LED:
Professor n sIati,en,,,a,tI,a. ~ lo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J.. a;.M,a
Z Professor IN t;rr.:k,a,ul FRENCH. n. :.
Rev. AiyuLPHUs W., MANtiUM, A. 81;
Professor nf Moral Philosophy, History
'4.sts = and Esri,sh Liieraturp. !,
>ALExANDERs FLErCHEisREDD.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27
M A X RI l. ID.

In the sfrthe'llst Church nj, this town
nB the evening nfthe 2Uth lust, iby the
Rev. L. u. Hen,lrrn. assisted bv the Rev.
Jor, VI. Wheeler. Mr.. u. q. NJ Brewf and
Mi-s Flora Les. daughter The lsev.L. L.
Hensiren. --ufi .f fiillslDro. e." ''. r..
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27
-ATpARKS,

f"u ran htiy ctii;.e NJ Ia cents. Nice su-
gar s13. He isrrceiving this week AN Ell.
tire new stock!i See this new, advertise
nitfit. &f'" "+ s.t. - -, - - 49,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27

See the PnsIHriuse~of valuable news.
parcr- 10 :his niiniier--tte scirniific
American. Invaluable 10 tile n,.chanic
and 20 the intelligent rs,Ier ofaiI svo-
cations; the Observer. the venerable organ
of the Presbyterian cl,un.i, of Tie Unit,ri
siaiss:.and..he Examiner aud chmnsci~,
high suihcrify In the Bsp,ist Church, and
rsper nfhIgh literary character. AL
afihe-c are paiers which we csH c,m.
mend a. worthy ~ patronage. Az Isse-
iislied In ihe ciiy ~ New Ymk. VI
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27

The seasnii fn wheat seeding l,ss i~en
uncommnuly fHvarsLle. and the brsdtt,
snwn h izfye one. Many farmers arc
,nt pei IhrouaI. owing tn the unihriny
iracfice 90 seeding on si~.k land. aud
s''lsrrdfo watt until corn y gathered.
This always throws the farmer brli Ind.
and The bad weather of The latter part sf
NOVEMBER eaicii~s him. aud ensures a
small vunp al hsTye~s tiar. 4sststa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27

And wlsvf II last the day God si,.ok 81
the dc~sofhh a,Ixli's fsI~s. I've fousd
the sI,id; ofu,zt young lnau fne fronl
,p.nsilty, and en its wsy m pansdise.
Isui ilW~s who watched ihmugI, the lcng
drcary hours are riill-thrir. They gaze
uroH tie blusson, that hss fs,ld,,l-tlr
bud that has wiiliers-I. aud ~ tile leaves
fall utDn their checks. they lngu.re ofopr
3iuiotI,sf fhe lot psetbpd Of buwking the
0tnlh VI ihe dssp.&irsng npiher iiui II l.
: tuId; and olsi a& obisld agany .f the
bsreaycsi, ne she foIluws .tl,at dear owe %
the grave. The lat fund lauk is alyrn---
, .ihe. .heart gurias fnrth ~ anguish. aud
! tho, Thai n,olher rcninlslo her drsoIate
!. h"u,e. Ilut -iillih ps.sasce ~ I,er hoy
hawststess fst obs. what pager hath ~.
poui.aion. The isys With which he
Illyr'I- and tie be.ks whose pictures re-
= Leased his rszo--md tl,e cl,als ~ which
Ne sal, al brought hin, % her slss. His
swss, vaiee stilf rings 10 her ears, aud size
= rsz<s sessd. espccling every moment 10
Snrst his nyinE ipok. Thus lls days aud
sceks psss on, aud nons can tell the hid.
llc grief that rni,sun,~s her snal. But
yet there ID zoossslsiioIs she kno~s tlprfs
llronc sngsl mor. IN iray.u; and though
her lost rue csuuot soniet, her, stlll she
ran co 10 him, aud With this solace she y
ronteni. She beiisyrs tie word ~ 0od.
> and she fesls lhs .lssola,ipn il,ai, surround
her. sIIs riws ysat a. tiw amrls prayer.
. Dot n,lns. but lbs VII oh Lerd. be done.
Hy q Friend.
NJ m w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27

CuEw yactsoa'a Hcst .s.esct No,y TSiacoo.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27

- - 49, - sa...s q
-sThe Led sps%~srnss n ySslssc-.Iay.
January ss!s. 6ssd wiifrlt sixsS sla,r, nn
less inml mltIsTif SaYs

-
Last Friday was a genuier .iMur,nnn,
day. wild stmny and wcI .juxt r,wl, sIa,
a, ). N athletic nature might have rImss,
10 wall aud we-p tllst hunsA Ii ulfislIty a..
tailed sses, assrssll l<sisliy ~ des,l, on trs
seaiioid. sBatsls walled spb wrpt wiin-
.u gsrd reason. for nus. u scast lives "a see
the dawn ~ anoil.er siny iiiNfr~a- .l~cree,l
nat 70 shi1e upon liim agsie, and lives a.
while longer tia, he may be usrti ~ key
tsunlock either niyrieryafiliiengsilt,
sL--A.------~s -s..s---.----r-rf ~ it.t
When will The colnniiTsIm,+rs undrr-
take TO have gnod fiagred cr~ says
made ,,n The srvi- .g~sinT 10 The Cour,
House sluars !: TIE convenience u nilicl,
needed, the n,airfiai Is sta.dsn,. aud
lsta 8 fsles.fy. ! Ne i~uss .Iisr- 4 rcHy--
isow Tong ? u ,s4. i. s.a ,~,.ss gsg,..s.
Flowrrs csntlnar " hI.wsn wifh unusual
prof,isinn. ~iii,-is,nltrT that is~ and
Frost have mAic their ai.lrarrnr~ The
Hsri-i,s ~ Df. ilu,ker, Mrs. ls.,ulhac, si,d
at.~ss are A. gag ~iti, ns-s VI an hu~s ~
iasisc ssp,.iL ~ AI~ss sa,I the linrn,i,Isl,le
fr>r h-dF~ tsesr MIR. .::ttnuil,ac's Is Hgain
.whlie with tiopms The iwsige. 10y the
way!isa famous Foosiipg place fr ln-
numersule snlalI b rds, and % tHiiy,,t
dtrr~s~y shsl i~siiefiag ~ . il.ou.aud
thmsis .bldd Ing .'g@ri night" Is almost
slesfcniug. -..s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27

Tse surs and can sos Dr. Isaii's Cougl,
rymp. u yus srs traatled With bad
!, ,caosi ~ Cs.ld. n ~iIl rlve yau relief
fw rsie b,, every re-iscisels nrurpist.
Osr bosllr - crnts ave b-suies fss si.S.
80 y sfte 4fff - "a - 80 - A-tys4
sx uxnonY 81 nrslp sIAsK. -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27

$50 nj. af this Dznville house which Il
i,aw ~ the third year ofsucce-sfui ni.era-
fi.~ sndrr its peculiar system. and one
sblchlsss lsvn resflFaciirr as iodrsw d,
u q isree sl,are ~ I~ira,see. The gen-
tlrn,sn who sre r~rsonsliy known to us
arv Of the highest character, and will
faithfully foini every indscensest they
sssk< so fi,e planters.
IN flseii isnxasge give ti'ea q trial"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27

ENTRANCE rxAsffHArfoSs.
For entrance luiu the scionGliic Course
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-27

without takin either of the regulal
courses, students may, with ihe consent d
their parents. pursue such studies rs il,e,
may elect. But the Faculty recommend
one Of those cMrses. ra s-4ts..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-21
DISSOLUTION.

FTyHE CoPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
listing between Davis Keen, in the auc-
tion and commission business, in Eureka. was
this day dissolved by mutual consent of the
parties. GEORGE A. DAVIS,
J. B. KEEN.
Eureka, July ls, 1878. jyls-im
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-21
MINING TAX.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN taxes on the proceeds Of the mines for
the quarter ending June 30th, 1873. IL now due
and payable TO me at my once In Eureka, and
shat the law In regard 10 the collection Of
sne same will be strictly enforced.
HANK KNIGHT,
asiy-ew Assessor Of Ereks County,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-21
500 Reward.

r WILL PAY ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
i reward for the recovery Of q Gold Watch
and Chain, stolen from our slaughter-house ON
Wednesday afternoon, about O'Clock. 1t Is .
Swiss watch, manufactured by Hugenot 4 Sen; !;
II Ia . self-winder and setter, stop watch,
with gold chain and locket. Any person who
will return the watch and chain will receive
the above reward. A. CAzAUX.
At the Union Market.
Eureka, June 26, 1878. ie27-tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-15
The Il esident Indignant.

The Washington correspondent Of lie New
York Tribune, under date Ct the l2,h, says.
The late occurrences in Louisiana wee thc sub
iect of earnest discussion 10 TIE me.unz OF lie
Cabinet to-day. The fact wa. disclosed that the
President and his coustltut ona adVl-e a. uusr-
imous 10 the belief thai the pfosec .tiors OF the
Returning Il ard are breach Of goud ia On
The part of the DEM Gratis of Louisiana and IA
violation Of the understanding between the Proc
jdeut and the representatives OF the people Of TIA
state and tfai the tendency will be to destroy the
confidence If the county in the good intention
of the Southern CoIseiYaiies aud u reopen Oh
political coDtrosefses, which 1t has been the ain
of the President 10 close forever.
Some members OF the Cabinet, either from hay
NJ been witnesses OF what took pace IN Louis
ana wear ago, or fiom tbeit lss conserSsiye
,eadeacles, chow greater indignation than others