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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-19
FROM LAKE TAHOE.
The EsIsymesss OF - Csaatry Pie
ME -yeaisos iu Every s'yfe-
Qusit aaa nroek Trout-A sea-
saslon.
r,nok CRY. August lc, 1875.

TAnog CRY. August iG. ISIS.
EptroA SEws: This is Friday evening.
and I am dsvoting q few minutes to the In.
siruo,ion and amusement Of your readers
Our party readily rscuPeraisd from the
suffering. Of yesterday. As de.eribedby my
!e,l.r Of thls morning. and when the day
iawned all the gentlemen we're ready Tor .
swim.
breakfast WAS the next thing ON the pro-
ann and IL WAS here that the ladies
made manifest tina, their apPeti,es had re-
manned u~n.haken. In Difference to the
substantial evidences Of euPep.ia. 1t Is
.imple Justice to say that tho ladies acted
creditabiy during the trying moments
that We were In danger yesterday OF being
dashed 10 pieces on the rocks.
When . substantial breakfast had been
carefully bestowed, an excursion To Queens
Ranch was planned. The lake WAS so
rough that ID was deemed unsafe for small
craft, 81 We concluded 10 walk. by the
assistance Of q farm wagon the trip-three
miles-wAs successfully made. The Their
mometer stood 81 6s. and everything was
lovely. The meal spread under the trees
by Mr.. Queen was iine. We had venison
roast, yenison stew. venison broiled. and
dried venison. In addition. our table was
suppliel with quail and brook trout. Ey-
erything Was cooked in the open air. but
the appetites which We brought With Us
we're better than fancy sauces for making
the viands relishAble. Our party to-day
was increased by Richard Scott. Mrs. Nor
rs and J. l.. Stewart. Of PhiladslphiA.
The repAst aforementioned Was rendered
more enjoyable by the presence OF q great
many yellow jackets. which kept the ladies'
An . state Of continued nervous agitation.
Professor Jessup. the Nimrod OF the
party. succeeded in bagsing several birds.
but in . trial Of skill with the rifle, n
shooting at . mark. was vAnluished by
Mr.. Green.
The return to tho Grand Central Hotel
vss accomplished by the kindly assistance
OF Mr.. Queens big wagon.
Jndge Deal was 70 have Joined the party
A the ranch, but starting with his sun
some time In advance. aud receiving H.
correct information he failed 10 come up
with ns. This va. q matter OF regret Win
us oil.
=, Tahoe CITY Of Mr.. J. q. james and wife.
- c.ms from Reno via Truckee by pri-
,.te co~nveyance. The bridegroom set up
ths vine In fine style and tn friends OF
.hs nevly.mated couple drank to their fu-
snrs prosperity and happiness.
yyb.n sy,niug came there was singing
and csrd.plsyins in the parlcr, e~trlolsuns
~ IN from, yard. p~romenading und.r the
.1.ss' ashins ON the wharf. and boating on
Nina host Bsylsy's Grand Central Hotel
~. han vsll allied for moro than q month";
bAs pssn ADLEE-BooLE.
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GoLp HILL. August l7.is7s.-d. ". Bss-
yer. Esq. President Overman Silver Mining
Company-Dsar Sir; During the past
week the east drift on the 1000 level has
been extended "a feet, west drift from
winzo IS feet. and the south drift nom
Wine so feet. All Of the drifts are In the
porphyry lying west Of tho ledge.
We shut down last Saturday for "a hours
to overhaul machinery aud give the miners
. holiday.
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wv Campbell, Mrs z d Cullen. Mrs =
Williams. = Powell. ~ Geloyieh. Mrs L
Aayo. o StoddAri. Mrs J T. Jones. Joseph
BATnsEt A Perry. As freund. II ) Cillsy.
Geo Krrsee. Doc Benton. IA DAILY. CO
Malone. J J Farrell. l. Gswen. II Gilroy.
= a Ineham. Bishop Whitaker. Hools.
N Scholl. Sam Roberts. ) z Dickson.
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N. c. HILLrrn. supt.
q AND CURRY.

VIRGINIA CRY. August IS. is7s.-A. X.
Durbrow, Esq, Secretary Gould 4 Curry
Mining Company-Dear Sir: Since last
wrote you we have opened the south drift.
1900 level. up TO tho Savage joint Wine,
and will commence q crosscut east on the
line Tuesday. This has been . very trou-
blesome piece Of work. owing to the soft
nature Of the ground and intense heat.
We have sunk and timbered tho main
incline i've feet during the week. The
rock In the bottom 10 very hard. and IL 10
difficult TO work, being so near the standing
pump. Everything on the surface 10
working we'll.
Il. Y. OsBIsIoS. Supt.
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LIVER IL KING.

The Liver 10 the imperial organ Of tho whole
human system. a. 10 controls the life. health
and happiness OF man. When Il 10 disturbed In
It's proper action, all kinds OF ailmsnts are the
natural result. The digestion Of the 1000. the
Of The brain and nervous system. arc all imme-
dlatsly connected with the workings OF the
Liver. Il has been successfully proved that
Green's August Flower 10 unequAled In curing
all persons afflicted with Lyspspsia or Liver
Complaint, and all the Numerous symptoms thAt
resuit from an unhealthy condition OF the Liver
and riomach. sample bottles TO try, 10 cents.
Positively sold 10 all " on the western
Contipelt. THREE dotes will prove that II 10
lust what you want. - COW
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uIAII.

VIRGINIA Crrr. Augusti7, ls7s.-0eo. @.
Pratt. Esq. Secretary Utah Silver Mining
Company-Dear Sir : The main Incline
10 nov 81 feet. on the slope, below. and the
upraise IS feet. OF the slope. above, tho
li50 level. The station OF the main In
cline on the ll50 level Is completed. Our
underground engine will be In place and
the giraffe will be doing work In the in.
cline tomorrow. when much better pro-
gress will he made In sinking. The north.
east drift on this lesel has been advanced
20 feet; total length. $40 feet. The rock
10 somewhat softer than at last report.
W. ID. %SuEPPERp, Supt.
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DISTRIBUTION or PRizEs.-Thc prizes
won at the CALIFORNIAN picnic will DO dis.
tributed on Friday evening August 2sth.
at National Guard Hall. Tho exercises
will begin at . o'clock sharp. All mem.
bers Of military companies are requested
70 attend In uniform. aud winners Of
prizes are expected TO occupy the stage.
Admission will DO by cards Of invitation.
The concert Of John Kelley is the talk
now. II will come of 1t Piper's House.
Virginia. next Tuesday Ito.morrps) night
and will be we'll attended.
JuLIA had 81 feet Of crosscut No. 1. 1000
level. cleared out this maning, and was
working In crosscut No. 2.
DuHrSo the past week tho Sutro Tunnel
has been advanced a feet. making IL total
lsngth 2o,s2l' feet,
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ruR CRUsT or TARTAR

Speedily leaves the surface Of teeth upon which
the cleansing and preserving innusnes OF
sozoDoNr 10 cally eIered. No form Of
decay can infsst Q set OF "ivories' upon which
u II used. II has. moreover. . most rsfreshing
effect upon the mouth. In which Il leaves Q vey
agreeable taste. besides rendering the breath
fragrant. IL the mouth be rinsed with u after
smoking, the taste Of ths tobacco 10 entirely
dissipst'd. A an auxiliary TO personal come.
liness Il eannot be too highly extolled. Sold
By druggists. aui7 I'm
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Smith. J Irvine, q Hoagland. & Lyons.
WIN woodburn. q Cole, II NJ Rowland.
N Z Glover. Thos Casey, CA Lancaster.
Mrs X Il Mcmahon. Z y Lancaster. Misc
"A Kelly. J Mcmillan. &C Bai,ermAn.
q W Krister. J Lewis, J Mcfarland.
Mrs y Nicholson. Gus Brannou. Mrs Al
Raot.
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A CA.R.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was tha: Of the man John v. Herman.
dez. residing In salt Lake City. who vss 1t
deaths door with that terrible disease haras-
mus the hest medical aid had failed 10 stop
the progress OF the malady. when twenty.thres
bottles OF BRISTOL'S sARSAPAkiLLA and
thIee phials Of BRisToL's PILLS made him .
we'll man. jy5e I'm
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A CARD.

To eli who arc suffering from the erros and
indiserstions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood. ETC., ! will send .
receipt that will cure you, Fhlk OF cHAkdI.
This great remedy was discovered By . mission.
airy in south Amrrics. bud Q self-addresssd
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T lNNAN,
station ID, Bible House, New ,ork City.
se2O 6m
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asrees asssauss..
t,r rm. ~r.r..S croS INSOFAR LlS,i
Say r..rc,.co. Angus, ,e-a.so =. y.

Ban fnAscisco. August 1880 p. n.
Beleher i2s. i2is. Vermont ~. Over
man lea. Bodie -. ophir +6, iGb5. Alta
49,, 1871. Crown Point iOA, California
H., Sierra NeyAdaNS Union Con. 29a,
Alpha Is, ist, Savage iis, IL. yellow
Jacket 10, IN. Bullion 49,. i3s, Hale
n Norcross ga. 81, ChollAr.Po,osi is, -.
Julia iGs, GoodshAw IL. I 10. Imperial
I 20. Lady Bryan 2. Benton ia, ~, EK-
chequer CO., ia.
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MEDICAL WONDER.

This great cure for Rheumatism. Neuralgia
and oil Pains, Burns. scAlds, Colds. and al
aches and pains that people and families su1er
with. 10 really q wonder siN Q sucoers. ].
Jones, Jf. sells 10 at Gold Hill. leila om
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o. II. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of oalifor.
mia. Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand ali
favorite brands Of Imported c.ssrv. choice bit
cigars. oil hiuds Of chewing tobacco. meef.
schaum pipes, nuts, candles. nns CUTLERY, and
toys and hnc; goods Of all kinda. apps N
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pyxr AND

VIRGINIA CRY. Aug. IS. is7s.-wnliam
Willis. Esq, Secretary Best 4 Belcher
Mining Company Dear Sir: Tho joint
crosscut. 1900 level, is In u feet from the
Wine. the face In soft porphyry that works
we'll. I think we will be able to make Is feet
this week. II Is yet impossible to get into
the north drift. 1900 level. from the Gould
4 Curry side. on account Of the extreme
heat.
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rnR PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef unsIcelied In Storey
county. 20 TO Thomas Hsnron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. : North O street,
Virginia City. Fresh oystsrs at all hour In
every STYLE. Forty miners always on hand q
night. For tasty, home style Of cooking. and
the best and fresl est Of Ill that the markets
Afford. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
TT Il. apis n
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Can m,ks money fsss.r ~ vost for Ne tIsn
81 snythipa else. Capital no. required, We
VIII start you. so per day q home made By
the industriou.. Men. women. boys add girls
time. Costly outnt and terms tsss. Address
mia ems TRUx I 90. Augusta, Maine,
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NOTICE.

TIIs cHRfIsIns THAT ! nAv! rms
lat day o. Aueust. ISM. sppointed oko.
iai In T.J. AAoxs, ND
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TmR USES TO WHICH

Murray b Lsnman's Florida Water 10 put may.
wi,hou, eIasseration, Be said to be universal.
nired .. the most refreshing and Agreeable Of
perfumes for the handkerchisf. the toilet and
IN. hath las I'm
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GENERAL MINING AGENT.
NJ pELAvAN

rs AGENT FOR rHR NRw YoRK BUREAU
l FOR MINING INFORMATION. % Brood.
way. New York. 10
AGENT
For the Mining Record Of Nsv York. VIII 70
ceiyc Subscriptions and Advertisement fof tns
IL AGENT
po, the American Mining Agency. Chicago, H..
who buy and cell Mines. Any one having Mines
IN ALI. n can be effected By putting the matter
In hIs hands, through the Chicago Mining
AGENT
For tho sale OF Mining Tools and Machinery
made In New York and vicinity. such - Dis
wond Driiis. Pumps. Air Comprssssn and En-
gnss Of all sizes and descriptions.
3mss.A. ieA Nsrss Q ssrsss v.fs,.,a
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Il JULIA MINE.

Annual Report or superintendent
Thnyer-Present Condition Rud
Prospects Of the Mine Practical
Suggestions A. 90 its Futnre
WorktnE-rhe Ward shaft.
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

The following letters. under tho dates
given, have been sent from the Comsiock
to the principal Offices Of the various com.
panies In San Francisco:
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HAVING MADE FULL ARRANGEMENTS
IL for tho reception and delivery Of all kinds
Of FREIGHT coming over the VIRGINIA and
TRUCKER RAILROAD 10 the
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-31

Fhc Democratic party previous to
lS76werc in hopeless minority, an d
the success Of the last campaign was
achieved only by bringing to bear all
55aar available influence upon the
colored people. Continued success
now can only be maintained by keep.
ing our ranks unbrok ell; and any in !.
subordination OH the part of our
members at this crisis will prove fatal
to the cause Of II onest government.
Any movement looking to n union
with the Radical party will be about
as wise rs a man giving his most
bitter enemy Il stick to break his own
hoad.
We would rejoice to sec the day
when any man, who felt so disposed,
could put his name before the people
for their suiirages, but this cannot be
the case where two great parties, rs
antagonistic in their aims az the
Democratic and Radical, are striving
for the mastery. More especially is
this true when the stronger has re-
cord Of accnrscd perjury, corruption
and crime, and the weaker of events
Us noble and honorable as ever made
a people proud Of their history.
surely, therefore, our people will
not allow pctty differences, founded
upon personal hatred, prcjudiccs or
imaginary Inconsistencies, to divide
the party and thus aid our enemies to
win the victory.
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how many times ] had seen the vast
Assemblies under ''the stand" that
jtalismanic word to Nicthodists, ut the
Sound Of which memory calls back
very tender and sacred associations
lof the thrilling scenes oflong ago,
ithat came and went so fast. Though
the necessity that caused lis instt u
tion, 10 longer exists, the camp-meet-
! ng is bound by too many tic, to the
hearts of the living, to die out Of
existence yet awhile, and many a re
looking forward 10 renewal of f,mi-
liar days long past and gone, as th c
ground, at which the picnic took
place, is being built-up with the
expectation Of holding a meeting this
fall, when, | trust, with equal pleas
urc, we will all once more gather
under the stand at Union.
VIDETTE
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that prompted the movement. An
Invitation was then ex tended to all
present who desired to become mem
bcrs Of the company, and fifty-fye
gentlemen promptly responded by
reporting their names to the Secrc-
tary for enrolment. The orpauiza-
ton OF the company was next proceeded
with by ordering an election for
officers which resulted Us follows
Capt. Henry Davis, Jr.; 1st Lieut.,
W f Ott; End Lieut., Jno. N Hook:
3rd Lieut., Lloyd Myers; 1st Scrst.,
ID W Shulcr; 2nd Sergt., A B Zcigler;
ord Scrgt., d Il lIcrelong; 18th S1rgt.,
y f OFT; 9th Scrgt., J w Shulcr; 1st
Corp, } y Redman; 2nl Corp. j II
hcrelong; Bird Corp, j ID Stack;
4th Corp, J NJ Kaigler.
1here is nn encouraging prospect
of obtaining quito number of 40
cesSions to oul company by the time
OF next meeting, two weeks hence, rs
quit" a number Of our patriotic young
men were unavoidably prevented
from attending to days meeting Cav
Caw light Infantry was adopted as
the name ofthe company.
q resolution, requesting the Sccrc
tary to send Il copy of these proceed
Inss to the county papers for publica
ton, was unanimously adopted Much
concord, unanimiiy and harmony pr
vailed, and the promise is that quite
an ciiiclen! organization will be main
taincd in this section.
w. +. OTr,
Secretary.
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For the Orangcburg Times.
y OKANGEEURG, S. g.,
August Goth 1878.

M. Editor:
Thursday, August 22l, will pro.
badly be ma rkcd with Il white stone
in the calendar Of many of the
younger citizens Of our County, as a
day fraught with greater enjoyment
has possibly, but seldom heretofore,
gladdcncd their hearts. The popular
pastor OH Providence circuit planned
a picnic to please the children,
which came of very happily last
week. Eight Sunday schools united
harmoniously in a large mass.mcet
ing held ut the new Union camp.
ground in lower st. Matthews. Two
Of the schools were Baptist, and
thus, again was verified the eloquent
language of"rhe Strange Preacher"
Judah and Simeon with locked,
shields, pressing the battle to tn G
gates"
Fears were entertained regarding
the weather, and anxious eyes we're
cast towards the heavens, but the
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We DubliSb on our o,,t-c;,I, ~

We publish on our outside to-
day the address Of the State Demo
cratic Committee, and trust that cv-
cry reader will not only imbibc its
spirit, but make ovcry effort to in
0nencc others that it may be the
rule Of their action also. In very
nearly every county there seems to
be some trouble, whether in Conven
tinn or Primary counties, ana some
thing is absolutely necessary to keep
up party discipline IF the dissatis
faclion which exists in Primary
counties is to cause split, and if tho
objections which are urged against
conventions are to create di, ision
III those counties ,adopiing that sys
TEN, then the cause Of Democracy
will fail and the state, with her citi-
zcns. their rights and property will
be again turned over into the hands
Of Radicals, who know better how to
steal than to govern, and will deal
out justice to our citizens in proper :
tion TO the number of dollars they
pay for it.
We take it that there are enough
Radicals in every county, who, by
uniting with the dsahected Demo
Gratis, can elect their ticket, and pre-.
dict that the, will do it, if this abno-
NAL condition continues. The few
Democrats elected on the Radical
ticket, will not long continue their
adherence to their old principles, but,
by force Of attraction from u greater
body, will bo merged into the Radical
party or he absorbed by it. This eur
enemies know, and, if they can breed
contention and dissatisfaction in our
ranks, will do it with no other aim
than to absorb their Democratic
allies and thus control the State. If
such thing he at all probable (and
no one can doubt iD how unwise is it
for any portion of our party to allow
petty differences to drive them to a
course Of conduct which will cert ain
~ destroy Democratic power and
defeat the ends of good government
in South Carolina. The mere fact of
a man, thus elected, being Demo
crat does not shield him from the
approbrium which will inevitably at
tach to such q course of conduct.
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CAw-CAw TOWNSHIP,
August 2.l, 1873.

NJ. Editor:
There was quite All interesting
meeting Of II number of the citizens
of Cav Cav Township held near Cav
Caw Creek on the 9th of August
1873, for the purpose of org anizing a
military company.
On motion, Jno. n. Hook was
requested to take the chair, and Mr..
W. +. OFT was elected Secretary.
Th. chairman called the meeting to
order, and stated its object in few
brief remarks commencing the spirit
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.j,lno 8
Columbia Female Academy

Columbia Female Academy.
MISS ELMORE, Principal.
Miss G. +. PUTNAM, Associate Principal.
VENEIS INSTITUTION, FOUNDED BY
IL the gift of the State Of South Carolina
to an association of gentlemen for educa-
tional purposes, has long held high rank
among the many good schools of our
country Under its present management it
will not he suffered to fall short of what
the public has right to demand
The course of study has been well selected
and the different branches thrown into
special departments kindergarten and
Calisthenics form part ofthc course.
For testimonials &C., see circular, for
which, apply to MISS ELMORE,
Columbia, S. G.
The next session begins SEPTEMBER
30th 1878.
REFERENCES:
Governor Hampton,
Hon. II. S. Thompson, State Superin-
tcndcnt of Education.
Hon. l.. F. Ioumans, Attorney. General
Hon. \. c. Haskell, Associate Justice
DIR. B. NJ. Palmer, New Orleans, La.
aug 10 Ct
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out Democracy, but sets every man
to thinking who honestly cntcrtains
Republican views and yet desires
good government and the perfect
equality Of all our citizens before the
law. With such plain statement
of facts, can an honest man longer
halt between tho parties, or with
hold his support from IN ADMINISTERS i.
ton which gives beyond successful
contradiction the greatest protection
to the persons, rights and property
Of our citizons.
Judge Presley reports but sin
gle criminal case pcrpctratcd by a
aohite man against colc,cI j,erson.
Judge Aldrich Gays, "whcro one
outrage has been com,niitcd by u
white man against negro, ten out.
RACES OF cclosei person, upon whites
c.n readily be cru.nprat,L,' and
where negroes wore defendants,
they rejected every colorcd Juror
Pertor.ins white jury"
Judge Hudson doe; not remc,n!c,
OF trying but zone case of crime or
violence ccinn.i,tcd by il white man
upon or ag.jrH 4 co!or'l oerso. ana
that one was il, self dcicncc.' In
stances oi Violence upon blacks are
very rare and there 70 marked di.
1ninu!ion Of crime since Iinnp.ou's
installation"
Judge kcrahaw asserts that mot
one o. thc cases On the Circui; in
volred Il brcar' ofihc peace on the
part or white man upon colorcd
1:,an." Tie intprovcmcntin the con
dition Of the State has bcoa the sub
.icct uf general lcmark."
JudGc Mnckcy says, In cjrcui.
of an area OF $500 square miles and
a. population Of 0o,0o0, DOT one ne.
gro has lost lis lie at The hands Of a
white man during The past nineteen
months "oincc the inauguration
of Gov HAMPTON the proportion Of
crimo to population, in the sixth cir
cult, has been ar less than in any
New Edg!and state.
Judge Wallace Says thai Ike de
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man upon a colorcd person and finds
that aegressions by whites upon the
person or property of coloreI por
sons are comparatively rare" ii
nn!iy crime is diminishing.
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N @ r I G. E

Taken mp on the night of 18th instant
) miles below McCantsvillc on the state
Road, Red Cow with some White and
frosty Spots. The animal has Horns and
marked with a Crop and Under Bit in right
Ear, and Swallow Fork in the left. The
owner can get the Cow at McCantsville by
paying for this advertisement.
JULIUS y. EDWARDS.
Trial Justice.
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