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Territorial 0nlcesS.
Delegate In Congress:
Hon. Martin Maginnis, Helena.

Office. Name Ts.,.r.
cret.rv James H. Mills. Deer r IIoss
Auditor. b. II. Cuthbert .........' Heiena
Treasurer - n; Ss NJ Fish Deer Lodge
WAT Pnhlic school, CLARK right H Heisms
Surveyor General, r. H. Mason; Helena
Co T Customs, r. A. Cummings Helena
Chief Justice, D. s. wsde i..t. virginia e City
Associate Justices H. Knowle, :. Deer Lodge
r. 9. District AIRY, R 8. Anderson H Heiens
S. o. m, Court Reporter, C. Hedges Helena
Clerk Supreme Court, l. r. Alden v;... ;Ms .spS
Clerk lst Dist Court, i Mmmy nsnmTo.ir.
Cierk al DIST. Court, A. II. Beattie. $3.50. Helena
Bo=emnn Land Office.
Register, Davis Wilson ........ R Rozsmsn
Receiver, J. v. Bogert ...........'.. Doze'l~A
Helena Land 00fce.
Receiver, F. r. Sterling .............. 'heisn"
Territorial District Attorneys.
First District, j. G. spratt: virginia City
Third District, Joseph X. Toole. .... Helena
United States Commissioners.
George Clendenin, Jr............. ....... Garroii
James NJ Arnoux 1ieh.n.
Isaac IL. AMcn. ........... ...''.' rI.t.ns
Joseph j. Williams. ............ IT,.
Theophilus Muflley. ...............V virginia wv
VIM. p Hurchart. ............; sun riveI
George +. Cowan. ..........h IMersnuIs
George w Irvine (2d) ............ Deer Lodge
Oryille b. OBannon ....... -. Dssr , LouSs
rank II. woody ...............'... m'.t
MASSena BulIarO. Du''S
A. ID. Mcpherson. northumberland. .DozeWSn
United STATES Assdy Office.
Assayer, Charlie. Rumley .......... Helena
Meter, NJ. A. Meyendorf. ............. Helena
Reqistersin Bankruptcy.
Clarence Ewing I'D DISTRICT. Helena
Theophilus Muilcy. Virginia City |
United States Examining Surgeon.
Thomas Reece. .Hetsna
GALLATTN COUNTY OFFICERS.
Commissioners-G. L. Duke, John 9. Asndsn-
hall and James a. Terrell.
SAcriE-Silas Ralston.
CLERK and Reco,dcr.-Aime j. Malin.
1redsuyer.-J ID. McCaman.
Assessor.-E. d. Ferguson.
Judge of Probate.-A. ID. Mcpherson.
Suyf. Of Public Insfruction.-Geo. W Monroe.
Justice Of The Peace.-J. DediWick.
COnsfd6!c.-A. p. Clark.
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JT1sdO771.

Reckless youth makes rueful age
Moore.
/ You can always tell q gent. cman t.,
where he spits.
Love those who advise you, but no,
those who fIatter You.
Rather 20 TO bed supperlcss than rise
in debt, how that the bankrupt law las ex.
pired.
A person will never complain of cii,i.
cisms unless lie is touched upon a tender
spot.
"Deht. says Billings, lis a trap whicl,
a mar sets and bats himself. and then de-
liberately gets into it,
Men OF weak. enrious, selfish natures
are more apt TO secretly hate a friend than
an acknowledged enemy.
1t is little troubles that wear the heart
out. 1t is easier 10 throw a boml,-s.,ell n
mile than featl'er-even with artillery.
~ hold 1t to be a fact,'' saws Pascal.
THAT if all persons knew what they said
Of each other, there would not be any
friends In the world"
The New York Neus observes that
when mans health begins to bre.,k
down. 1t is about time bis bad habits were
broken up.''
lfany one speaks in of thee. consider
whether he has truth on his side: and II
so, reform thvself, that his censures NAV
not affect thee.
..iNhat ! have KNOWN says Doctor
Priestly. with respect 10 myself. has tend
ell much to lessen my admiration and nv
contempt of others"
'.What is the best remetly.''' asked a
preacher OF Il shrewd observer, for an in
attentive audienee?' Give them some
thing to attend to-" was the significant re-
ply. Hungry sheep will look up to the
rack II there is any hay in It,"
lie that does good to another man also
does it TO himself. not only in the conses
q''encc. but In the very act OF doing 1t; for |
the consciousness Of well-doing is IN ample
reward.
fnng man. perhaps yn lid better be ! |
mnnky than philosopher; ifyu play tho
Munky Will, nlacL;pd win lcok upon them
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THIS PAPER
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Streets, n. w.
NEW YORK CITY:
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Chicago and Northwestern Railway,
AS Broadway.
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Benton Lire Steam ers, 4i5 Broadway.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY RooAs.
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ST. LOUIS:
Mercantile Library Rooms.
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ONCE orc G. Sanborn, General Passenger Agt,
n. T.. Railroad.
Orr friends in Montana visiting any of the
sborc cities are invited to call at any of The
above mentioned places and read their home
paper.
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BY IT'S graf and thorough blood,pnrifyng proper
ties. DIR. Picrc,ss Golden Medical Discovery cures
NIL NumoIs, from the worst ecrofuia to a common
n!stc:, lmplc, or Eruption. Mcrcurial disease,
Mineral Poiscns, an! their effects. craicatcd
aud vigorous health and sound CONSTITUTION cstah.
lihc Erys!pclas, Ecit-r:,cE.i, Fever Eercs, e~ssy
q Rough skin, in short. I'll ii caused by bad
Hood are conquered by this powerful purifying, and
invicoratng medicine.
Eslccially has It manifested ts potency in curing
scrofulous e,ree and swe!l;nrA, White swclilsgS
Cotre or Thick Neck, ami Enlarged GlandA
II yoI feel dali, c-Owsy, dclI!ta,.i, Eave salow
soi"r e skin, 1r Miowisl.hrown spots on face or
n.o.t', internal heat tr ch,lls alternate with hot
u hes. low :its, AMI gloomy forcbodings Irregular
nbpcitc rnd t!i~;.c rsatc. you suffering from
Te:p! LIVER; or .E.;S...<:." In many eases Of
experienced. Asa remedy for all such cases. Dr.
pisrr,s Golden Medical Discovery las 90 equal, cs
It cfcctS perfect and rat!ical cures
in the cure Of :rcncaiii T. Severe Coughs, and the
early stages or Consumption, IL has aslonishcd the
ti Zeal faculty, :ni eminent physicians pronounce
the greatest ln,iral discovery OF the age Willie
An pur;ass the Ilsod. Sid by druggists:
Il y. PIE; (. u. H.. rror'r. Worlds Dispcnsary
and llYali lS' Hotel. Eufi,lO, N. y.
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DR.. SkGE's CATARRH REMEDY

produces radical cures Of the worst cases OF
no matter II how long standing. THE iinuid r.m..jv
ny ~ s,,ufed, or bitter applied by the use OF Dr.
nlERcEs I,ouchc: This Is the only form or instrr.
Sarfed HIGH Ur and PERFECTLY APPLIED 10 ali
o. me affected nasal passngcs, anil the cham
tnses AMI ulcers frequently exist and frcm which
Is nlsas.na niscn.rGc generally proceeds. It's use
accompanying zach Instrument. Dr.. SM.E's G..
:ier.cdy cures recent attacks OF @Cold II The
ss.aa ny hw applications. 1t 10 mill mi nj, 80
a., 70 USE continuing 10 strong casisir drug or
III, nS 'Gsarrh K.nsdy AMI pnuche so.d By dr..a.
pcnsary and !nv;iis' EoteI Buffalo, y. 81 -
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-11-03
Gause NunIllff 6 2

ifein. Ulit einem Gdlaee mar mir iebt
Niles tlar, unb i'd bate nidbt meter ilDtbtg,
iiber ben 8eritterreaeH nah5uoenfen.
uniere Wtuttsr, Die nit ben ihnupfentetitO-
lihen Strimpfen baneben ffano uIs0 sur
gile mabnte, mar nidt tuenig eridbroden.
iiber oiefe unerb0rte 61dt. uftb DbDDbl ait
merfmiirbise 0orfommniiie BEL mir id]0rl
9eip6bnt, enttuidelte Iie bod. auf Der Gteue
eine unangenebme 9leugier0e nah oenl
@runb bieier @rineinnng. SD mar IN
benz Mfter, NO man In hem GrnafhIenen
nod bic eieene unreife Ginbilonns pDrauss
ieBt lno iiber bic begangenefl Gtreid3e 10
longe uno 10 dbenfeuerlith liigt ols mDgr
LID. Sd riidte allo aunddbf nit nleiner
0ermutbung betreffenb ben Giiengebdlt
oes&egennaiiers 1erpor. Die mir ieBt geraoe
reht fam, o6tpobl ih lie eben crit In ihrer
&ihtisfeit bate ourdi1ouen miiiI.u. So,
id5 iuHte lie nod ourh ndbere BeitImmun-
gen Su ftiiben uno berief mid auf ben BRIT
Der. Der gIei6 mir bic ihmar3en 6uBitcpfen
auf Der 6traBe bemerft babe. SieIer
foHnte es nlr beiidtigen. Sber nnlere
Wutter belt menig BON unierer Jtatur=
miIienihoft uno in Der ibrigen tanlen
ihwor3e unterboien niGt ror. Wiit it6s
renoem 66arflinn mics lie auf 0ds nelB
9ebltebene @egenftiid an r1etrent Bruoer
bin, Der bod oerlelben rrtertuiiroi9en Mit.
terune ausgeIebt geipeien NOR uno ieBt
rleben mir itan0 pie oas tpeiBe 2amm lieben
oem i4warjen. SD NOR ielblt betrcfen
iiber Die IueenI6eiuli@teit bes Seeenbe-
tDellts uno trat j6gerno BON uleiner Ber>
mutbune 5uriid, elaubte jeooh an Der
giotbwenbi9teit elmer eieentbiimlihen Gr-
fldrnng feitbalten 5n n1liien. SD fano
Die Sade ieBt nod rtdbielbafter uno CAB
meine Wteinun9 oabin ab, oielelbe iueroe
lih bob m0hl nur bur6 ldn9eres Na6s
oenfen ergriinoen laIien; oeBAalb tonne
man nibts Beferes tbun, als Iicb einIfipei-
len nit Der einfahen SbntIahe 5ufrieben
3u aeben. piesu mar aber Die forIhenoe
Dtutter ear ri9t aeneiet. sic bob bic
perbdngniBDolle 5oie bonn gett, anf BEN
| lie rubte. uno iiehe oa, aud oas Bett 3eiete
Die i9reflihen ounfeln 5leden, Die ih
iHon auf 6em Giele bemertt bate. Ois
sau3e unbeimli9e Mabrbeit fam ;u Sage,
es tpar ni6t mebr art perbiten. Nie oer
6rnite arne climber Iegte i'd uein Sc.
ttdnoHiB ab.
SD befano mid In einem gu beoouerIi.
den 3uitonbe, uno mein biesmalisei
Streih mar BON elmer 10 acknowledgement
| @rbge uno Heubeit, ols oaB es bic Glterr
su einem 8sredhten 3orn hdtten brineer
f0unen. Sic Taren elei9lam eineei6in
tert unb fonoen farm ein itrafeHoes gBort
$40 fam i6 benn obne> GuBe odDon uni
mar ieelenDereniiet. 9ie ueIlano .2ed9t
sraue, an Der mein SGarfiinlffp 9rllnoltd
8l S&onoen 9eworben mar, rpuroe De-
BdIdertn sur 8ebanolung iiberse6en
aIs i'd lie uieoerIab, mar lie 81 elmer eini
fahen Sauss uno Werfta9sbole berab9e.
Iunfen, uno alIer Glana mar BON ibr 9e'
piHen. sic bate ieBt einen entlhieoener
S1ein ing 8elbe, uno penn Die Sonnt
oaraufi6len, ontDortete lie ME elm gSaI-
iertal nit Geaenbosen. sic bat aud
baIo oas 3eitlide eeIesnet.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-11-03
Ua8 01olid)e Dolk8blQtt

tsitst pet POT (sbns eonntassbIatt $40 per Sabs,
yaoo has baIbs SabS nnb sa.M has DlsstsIiabr. gis
esnnsassbats vi 20 per SasE $50 sas talbs Habs
unt s2,eo tas pisstsgiats.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-11-03
Mannigfaltigts.

8or einem Store mar sn Ieien !:
SaBt guh nid3t auoerspo 0as @elb aus
Der 5oite itebIen. tommt Iie6er bier hers
elm.
8irtIid Ihle9 DIT Iinb bic Seiten,
uenH Der Gaufmann tlaet, boB 9tihts
9sbt uno Der Srol9tentutiher Iitb be-
ihUert, oaB 4ues sebt.
Waait bi d unter bic Groe perfrieGhen
Dor Shani, ou Sbunibtsat ibaIt Die
6rau oes bstrunfenen Gatten. go aib
mir bic Reaeri4lIiiel, srpioerte er ser.
fnirlft.
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Die neue @oupernante.

Die neue @oupernante.
Mama: Gina, Tel bibfb ertia unb
sieb oem 6rduIein Anna, eb' Du 3u 8ett
sehif, einen GuB.
Gina: so, haB Sie mir aud cine
Sbrfsise stsbt, mie seiter" atban6 Dem
4opa.
5n ieiner Sugeno Iernte Shiuer
Die Sarfe ipielen. Sin 9tambor, Der ion
nldt leioen tonnte, iagte etnit 3u ibm
vi Serr Shiuer sic ipielen mie Sapi6,
nur niht 10 id,6n! llnb sic. eripiberte
S4iller i9nea, 9ie iprenen mie Salono,
nur ni4t 10 weiis.
Gin bider Serr tritt in elm goupe, in
Del6em bereits orei Samen liBen. 9as
NaudeH incommooirt Sie tpobl nift |!
ipri6t er aIeih onrauf. Dod, iebr, er.
Hmioern bic Odmen. Damn mIIIen 6ie
ansiteisen. neil i'd ueine Gigorre sIsi9
a1iInoe.
Die Siirifsn un6 Briraen
. on HeuB beiBen befanntIi6 idmmiIih
Seinrl4 uno nnteriAeioen iih nur burh
pie 3aal. Irieorih Der Grobe, bem oies
lsr Jamilienbrauh ipaBbaft eridien,
fraste eintn grinsen BON AeuB: .ssfi's
wabr, uleiit lieber Grin5, oaB Ge Rum.
merr baben mie bic 6iatera~ - Rein r
orttportete Der prina .tuie bic G6nige I"
SommerfIase. Der rersangene
Spmnser II tDtgen ieiner WorIiebe fur reg 4
ieriibes Wttter bon einem Gnmeiser
6sitbsrihterltotter In folgenber lannigen
gBslis = lsioer unlberiebbar - harateri.
lirt trDrben:
IL q tant plu
Qu'on ne salt plus
Pendant quel mois il . 7 plus plu;
Nais 10 plus sur, c'est qu'au surplus.
S'il await moins plu.
ca sn'sut plus plas
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DEPARTMENT. OF AaR1cuLrURE.

WAsRlNaToN, y. O., Dec. 4, 1877.
Sc: The fruit of the fig tree hAing an
article Of considerable commerce and
consumption and the soil Of the South
eFnand blid6ie States we'll adapted to Is
production, this department is dcsirous
of obtaining such information rs may be
in the possession of those who have cul-
tivated the fruit in this country even Is,
q email way, in order, if possible, to pro-
mote this interest and make it an indus
try of advantage and profit.
Answers are, therefore, respectfully re-
quested IT, Che following:
/. What is the best variety of the fruit
grown In your Stete?
ted2
8. Az what manner lie the ground pre-
pared for planting2
/ 4. What management does the plant
). Al what age does the tree bear
fruis7
8: What is the average yield Of a tree
in full ,kearing2
z; What experiments have been made
Q. BY what insects or diseases is It at
taekedf
0. What preventives or remsi! ~ have
you for their rayages2
TO- Can you give any other, facts rela-
ting 70 the cultivation, propagation and
management of the fig?
Very reanectflllv.
WM. Ct. LEDUc, Commissioner.
TO Col. 4. w. HOLLOWAY, Secretary.
Sc, Pomaria, S. O.
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
From Our Regular correspondent.
WASHINGTON. Jan. s. 1878

WARRINGTON, Jan. s, 1873.
An impression seems to exist that Post
master General Key and First Assistant
Postmaster General Tyner are lowing
probably tc theiv anomalous relations
che appointing power being practically
divided between them) somewhat jealous
OF each other; but, ] am disposed to
think, from observation and inquiry, that
sach is not the case. The employees CT
tho Department are of the opinion that
the most friendly feeling exists between
the Postmaster General and the First
AssistAst, who was so recently q Cabinet
Minister. The officials Of the Postoffice
Department, Republicans as they are,
warmly approve Judge Keys adminst.a-
ton; and, on the other hand, the Post.
master General, in his recent annual re-
port, spoke of the ability, honesty, fideli-
ty and excellence, charactsrizing the
management of postal affairs by MFR.
Iyner and those associated with him.
The First Assistant Postmaster General,
who was years ago CLERK ia the Depart
ment, and has since been chairman of
the Postal Committee in Congress, and
later Postmaster General--has had rare
Opportunities 20 become as luainted will.
all the minute details % we'll as the COM
ptehensive relations of the gigantic sys.
tenn, aud it is doubtful if any man in the
country understands the machinery as
we'll as Mr. Tyner.
1t is o little istiarkable that TWO men
of such positive character ss Judge Key
and Mr. Tyner, and sc, antithetical in
politics, education and personal traits,
should both ''puraue tlae even tenor of
.. tleis z. .say" s, In the naattAr ns enrn; nt-
uents, withou. conflict with each other,
or confusion in the Postal service. But
the huge gudgeons ofthe Postal machine
have been fabricated with tie olive oil
of Cancellation and reform, while thess
two gentlemen WORK together as harmo.
niously aa would Damon and Pythias.
Judge Key, in Difference perhaps to q
supposed Republican sentiment in the
Nnrth. delaeafea cartain poyers IN Mr.
Tyner In the matter Of appointments in
that section but he takes upon his own
shoulders the heavy and complicated
york ofthe Department and with mss
ters Of patty detail, or wat compreben.
I eion, seers equally at homs.
The P0stoflica Depagtment ss stilt he
default Of 3 few round millions, far short
oE the paying institutioa that was the
ideal OF the late Fostmastsr Gsnorai
jewell, Thcexcess of expenditures over
receipts during the last fiscal year wertl
nearly i've millions lS4, ,sS4, isO. .s2.) !
5he following are the principal causcs
tliat contribute TO the defsss: list. The
adoption Of npStal cards stAe ee.::abIe
messages q De tranamits- / tIiFoagh The
lnaifs a ono cent, iasteed Of nl shres ,,s
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amount Of postage formerly charged for
all written COMMUNICATIONS; End. The
present mode OF compensating pcsimas-
ters at offices OF che 4th clasa. Postmas-
ters ct offices Of this class tpaying less
than $1,000 year, are paid by commi,-
sions On their sales OF postage stamps,
while postmasters at larger offices are
psid fixed salaries, and the proceeds
from sales OF stamps at those Offices be-
long exclusively to the Department.
The result la that postr, asters of offices
of the 4th class, who are usually retail
country stcre.keepeB, instead of limiting
their sale of stamps TO persons within
the delivery of their respective Offices,
! not unfrequently carry OF an extensive
traffic in stamps with Wholesale mer.
chants in the larger cities, thereby in
creasing, to an undue extent, their own
compensation, and greatly diminishing
the revenues Of tho Department. To
remedy this defect, Postmaster General
Key recommends the enactment of a
law which will require the compensation
of postmasters at Offices of the 4th class
to be based upon the stamps cancelled at
their respective Offices, instead Of, as at
present, giving them percentage of the
proceeds of their sales of stamps.
A third source Of loss to the DEPART
ment is the dishonest reuse of postage
stamps that have not been effectively
cancelled. 1t 10 estimated by competent
postoffice officials that the government
loses n million o; dollars annually from
this source alone, millions Of stamps be.
ing 30 imperfectly cancelled. that a little
soap and water will remove the ink from
them. a great many novel devices have
been resOrted to, or have rather been ex-
perimented with, TO guard against this
fraud, but to no successful issue. Judge
Key has the matter now under advise
ment, and he will shortly publish an
order changing the appearance of the
one, two and three cent stamps, with
view to the protection, in measure at
least, Of the revenues of the Department.
Foreign governments have but little
trouble from this last named source; but
their postage stamps are far inferior to
ours in strength of material, as we'll as in
hardness and beauty of finish. If we
should adopt the light, fiimsy stamp of
Denmark or of Prussia, it is safe to Say
that not one in ten thousand could be
washed to look as good as new, but they
wonld be very unpopular with business
men and the public generally, and the
number that would tear or become de.
faced in process of affixing to the en-
velope would bo as large perhaps as the
number that are. now renovated after
they have been once used.
The tendency of legislation affecting
the Postofice Department has been to
cheaper the rate Of postage, while at the
same time the establishment of new post
offices. in remote places, in many Of the
States, especially in Texas, has added
enormously to the expense of transport
ing the rails These arc the principal
reasons why the Postofiice Department.,
which is more intimately connected with
the wants of the people than any De-
partment of the government. is not self
sustaining institution.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH cARoLfNA

4. l,ss ANDERSON CouNTY.
IN ae Probate Cbuys. ly.,
+. Jane Boats Plaintiff. against Il. q s,,aa,
James hpeer, ct al, Defendants.
R1 virtue of an osder to me directed bv
~ W, w. Humphreys. Judge OF Probnto
lor ,he county or Anderson, and State aforc-
SaN5,, Sai1, 1 VII expose to sale on the FIRST
MONDhf in FEBRUARY next, (I878. ! a.
mnaerson 1,i Court House, s. c., the following
tfacts OF Land, lying in Anderson and Ab.
s. TRACT NO. i,
Containing two hundred ard fotit ana mo
naiI tZU13j neTe5 bounded oy fuJuifH ~ -;
:: W. iomax, Mr1. A. O. Stansolar. M
heiiey, James II. sWileS end N'rnok no o !,
TRACT NO. Q, sas
Contairing ons hundred m,d airsv..i,roo
ana one.fourth t26Stl acrsS. houndei ~,
lands of James H. Wiies, Col. i. ~ : y
max, Tracts Nos. 1 and 3, and on iiie East
side or Savannah River. --''7s = :
TRACT NO. 81,
Containing one hsndrcd and e,rhieo,, nv;
one'1alf o llls3l acres, bounded by InsSda ~
oi.J.axg Aolnax, Tract No, o and lvina
on the East side OF SavaHfiah River. y ?
TERMS OF SALE OnB-third OF the nnr.
ctiase money IN cash; the remainder 81, a
sittilt OF twelve months, with insercst fro,,,
10y 10y: o. sai p9Ieha5er to give bond and az
.Sass .Ssa we gopdi securities, together with &
I, q inc premises, 20 secure the pas-
oTase niI money. Purshaser 81 pay extra for
oil ngSess AIRY papers and titles, y -
2s dA9ISS lH. MegONryEHI,.
= ). - y Sheriff Anderson County.
~ d
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The Republicans under the lead OF
Senator Cameron of Wisconsin arc en-
deavoring to get possession of the evil
dence against Patterson to hold IL ler
him as threat to make him vote tc. le-
clare Gen. Butler'ssea vacant. We hope
our Legislature will send this document
TO the Senate in the form of request for
Patterson's removal. If it should take
this shape tho Senate would pretty GER
tsinly be obliged to expel Patterson for
the sake of its reputation before the coun-
try, and then we would have two Demo
cratic Senators from South Carolina in
stead of one.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-10

The committee on coinage, weights and
measures, of which Hon.A. II. Stephens,
ofGeorgia, is chairman, are considering
the propriety OF providing for new coin
to be known rs the Goloid coin, which
viii be composed OF gold and aoms baser
metal in such proportions as to make the
Goloid dollar about the size Of the pres
ent silver balf dollar--she Goloid half
dollar about the siZe of the silver quarter,
and the Goloid quarter q little larger than
the silver tan cent piece. It viii be o
pretty coin. and of course every one will
be as anxious to handle 1t as they now
are for the little gold dollar.