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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03

abEhe aGfeenSiiietNesos very pertinui, ID
emily says. 14A eofrespondensaFitiug j.
to an exchange from Anderson, desi i
ppres the lack Of sDenecrstie p fs gs,s sien,hu-
'siasm in, in that l1gpt country. This is as it
should be; Where enthusiasm IS re- re-
,qpiFed Just now, iis IN the cotton fields. :"
When tbe big bales are rolling in The
people, can turn to and devote themi
selves topiilling up the majorities for
Hancock and Hagood, with clear (
conscience. Very little h hatitlcial aid q
tis'required 70 bring man , 70 his post
inths YP SECTION ie'?s, y when n the time comes.
I'VE. yill yllll,lh ,hayee ave yelling and working,
enough during October 81 e G,ts satisfy any: i !
body J Election tn day Is tVo y mont months IS %
~ Gts E..s uy,E as,,,x.s.. s-t.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03
A.GoIleotion of, Patriots

tTTr'~ S~f-A' S-Nss' NS'LItEI ltl
|.,n Taken individually and collectively
the patriots who wereTinyitedl to New
York to meet the Credit Mebilier can,
Ie'idate for the Presidency were. pecul-
ilarly adapted to the man and to the
occasion. Ex-Governors, ex-Sena-
tors, ex-Secretairriies, TX HesX,t.dCoimmissionn.s
ers, ex.hIihistsrG, teg.G Generals, e2.
Colonels, eS-cfefks, and 6ttief Yextfa-'
ordinary persohages or the past, TO.
getlier witn@eR pEeasnt disnilsries,,
made upthe motley a laasaemblage at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. .Landaulet Will
liums, Sceor Robson, 9 Belknap,
Banks, now United States marshal,
l,and.a patriot Of many sides; Bullock,
the notorioaS Fsx- G6gernorao e,eors
gia; Cepoyaraes. carpet-bag Senator; !,
Warmoutbs ex,eerpetsbag Il Governor,
OF louisiana; ;USYphern ex-carpet-bag
Congresshnaff OFth,' the Venezuela,
jobber; Storrs, who defended Bab-
cock in3tbe Whiskey Ring, trial, and,
now fi1y defends Garfield III the payii
Ting job; Filley3eS PosttnasterjatlSt..
Louis, whom Schlrz ,pprsued 70, the,
bitter end 70 Dorsey eSscarpet.bag
Senator's, pipshback, wiloms The Re;
publican Senate refused TO admit. TO q
seat, ai.eraamsd IA m voting HIM seventeen,
Thousand 'dollarsifo more, than three
yeafs .,lief saiary i,a CIV !.:!t;e
Stoughtou, and other distinguished
personagesa,a were, conspicuous iin,tlre
thyopg arouhd1 she5 Credit. Mobilier,
iNf:6didsattee. dsatee. e. John Sherman, ewitil' a
pecially detailed force Of COLLECTORS
Eand ressnde soofilcials as bis staff, Fgave
q festive gairato 7thes pccasion.-,r.NeSalo NeSalo
York Sat1o93 SalT;snb Rsns7p'i .es4 Ella,
i elHI iOt@.-a & lllsAs M AlA:l.s.ab sr -,
I'VE we're m7isstsaken j ih expressing DR.
j Tanner 10 be- AM Americanaj He is al
Englishmap,, and nnless some gookief
an American shall fast forty one days
ard nights, the eagle: :birGoftLiaglori-
: ops Republic willftnck his Tall between
his legs with shamss.s'saEk crowned
headsso of Enrope3 have their scoTnful
eyes upon ,t5us.. yiiEbglishmanoihaya
learned to beat our riaeilafpf 4 and iioY
\ a,"bloody. Briton" has more notable
stomach ton than any, Yankee dr, South.
ernergI sAlaslGSUgnGi cid, SnfIiuegs "a;
1i"E oy'An & 81 :. 4leIalIL aGaAs94J .tt sol,
MANx spersao,hhs sao,hh i.'ylhos tl Take ! Through
another's characterwithsa ane.rtootl
Ecomb.,P diseSysrI q fault, could, flnd
. one with lessstropblei by going y, ovel
their own character with a. horse
,,ho JtJ!sIg :,
! rahe. yllriI -l.i.F F44T
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03
aThs ~ e DomssaF3a 98seslss ljs5 4ljiss5MsonixS@
seaWe agseekentirely with The George:

aThs ~ e DohaaRaF3as lsg lfissgM1orizs9 :;
.sseWs agseefentirely with The George:
town Times in it's assert rtIop Ih4E There
Ids no longer any doubt as TO the
course tho Republican party 6f tbs
State intends pafshihg III the Hpa
pt'G proaeGl lh8g lah8 setll setloAal oSl fsys SaIlsd
asconvehtiohito tneeteih Oolumbia on.
t,lies ID of septemher, for The purpose
|0fFnomrii9eting an iepptire, Stafteefr,ticket,
fronfttiS bighessitoitile lowesb ofacen
otheFS words, they xBaYel .igsftysensS sStae'
Democrats fairrnotiae ,afI.theiE iptenT.
.tion, TO enter the political hrenab with
allsof their cohorts 5 against them stiifaa. tiifaa.
year, and Iof theif' determination 40,
exert everyleGort, Led to to set tIs'istatg{
back into thethalids fothonpoiiticai
,plunderqrs again n aaiTRis I}Gss9tbsT7fs
and the Democrats will have tua,face
it. fairly and sqqpuarrely y@r ~, I%ia I.ia E5bg,as
fight between ,Radicalism and Denoc.,
raeyl; a contest between j 4barbaristhat:
and civilization, In view of such a
struggle, harmony and iiGity 'n6ss
prevail IN the Deminotcratis patty ;;9otHli
erwise, ,wet hnayrekprct ,ignominonsl
defeat q, beeD Tie, reeaaFd jof 'oaf, ,Nran!g;
giles and 'iissensious.suH difference
exist among, rs, let, us, aysitrpe Demo
Gratis, who have the interest Il Of our
county and State at heart, lay theth
aside and enter the coming campiaiiigsn iiiso
with a united and solid front, sprepar-
ed to meet and defeat Bold and De-
dant enemyIWs ePeABpp9tt ePeABpp9tt faford9 tp1
suffer our personal grievances to in
fuence our action aate the present.
time. There are GconsideFations OF.
higher moment befo,e usthun theIac-
complishment of lcertainl aims or the
advancement of, tho clintteresstslo of Ger,
tain Individuals Let ps march
against the foe as one harmonious
,ggJhole, and victory WILL t,,perched
Upon our banner in November.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03

OH 40" AItef wharfage. .io.b s2To
otrle; liappiest marriages are !.hos.
iw witch a'higil type]of friendship sol
lows love- q Friendship of d asdbii:hasg
Cd sort Is wi,AtioSe 'becodiesdaaefia
year or'sotof marriage, and he who Is
friendly to the very depths of.ihis
soul enters into fststate happily,
and is ready for all the dclightstilat
follows. But a mamwho is capable
OF nothing bdetliat Melting 1afsetioa
which ever pnrsues d new object, ard
cares Iois no woman when she isswon,
bates the domestic ties and tecomes
detestable in consequence. .isgIs1is the
man who would die forIhis friend; and
fofs whom his aifriehi; would'i die,
who makes miractiloasIy laplyssife
sf I'll tic g. A%see::nsa' q s!.sa. re tscs .ee-
ly knew low 10 iniakealo9e When he
courtetl herns eti aais bad lape {,
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a,TabHos Eolpeed ol,,,',a7',,i w aS, ',a7,i !>,I

FIH ~ SYSs' 'ssSs6kSStsfHy - sgNStts1syspie6 Al
1 = esterdav = ta.infhine Mis-! Chatter
| rssss;'$ lsd4 lising In Nevada, assssees,
got exc cited over thssaccoantda Tansa ~
1neRsa fast, and. i,epnEo nEoHpeed tshas she
svoufd rssffa.ps s,i fFosp talking Ser forty
Fdaysf She began b}Eseys ,atI 2 o'cleck ip The :
)'uornipg }, yesterday Isapd 1879 her ~
pulse vas esJf 20 feeble frop iexhanstioa ~ =,
thas'the b pEhyyPsliScIfap yPlSfa ;fsaFed she, would 80
die 'at pp99on. pp99 AT A. lboF heart best
a6 auinpipgtes pig and and her Eeppiiatlons we're re- ~
hardly nneotiesfg!b nneottiiesefga!ble.o Her friends hege :"
urged LeF fe dise9nsInua as gin her fsfEibie @
tpsb,lanad5 nad5ifopl told her qops gossip ab9nt
70 naighbpE., boz, On ln1llhl hearing 9 i she AZ i@pe =,
|diate'y guabed 1Irf ff9p 9 athe ,ts' hopse and
going eSrossss % ,ths sd atEest, @ NET lady $,
friend aPpdd ltfal talked cd until $50 last - !,
qpyfI py il blJoy le9lly fally 5ss{ogsS: sF,,
'feeord Of o., nearly ty9b VS. Jhougsd and
qaaEter! !a !ef abgolgts silence sIlsa8esyalo now takes =,
ataplaceet tat 4 The top of tbe lis.. Cor; -
eFatala.pBy le.tsFs AZ are II dfoR M s''
ALB faidess apd enc haS n had es,Is several !,
asEa f take the lsatpEs dYYla,@Si % & b.,
SO" AYfs}t ,AAkppalq4l,ilao I,ieg 30 Ia soaua, 81
no ala o. 'Ats0FEaHb6 FaJs!!d ,,Aoy lsosB
he M4keffdR fdRdds dds'yysAfai 'yysaAfaiods di tiinagss iii gssatoo Il
sPecslpt y about oautTv While paAsibgt Through
b. t g siHagaiaafn a ian tHat d as, a7sa' thsi ali
bipsd, s tie oahly ahil1pbaaff i1baf That feaairZd n
es apbsenshl: aSEN NJ otheatI Sthf 81 aniamal ia 'b1
ths ss'' tis sareh h y dhriyen i . stsS1's'
base expsdiehts Which, which, man 81 Is Is eco com! /! 'Io
PEELED tS resort fort ft diyeefsiooihl.s Mab, oii'
The pleasure loving bipeed, ,Ia ,mIaas9 9 needs dH'n
klrai ne; and, II the ori@Sinaatdi Ia iaW? s?iI I'H
%ersa 70 select out 81 t6e t6Df murdeIfseras5 I e ras5Dh'
thoas Who commit crime is Eor P tie lie Sake, 81 81
6f ssoP sthihg q, Dc, would be found Had =
that JS yast ip iPnmbeF n6fd of innocent Yisa " :,
tins were pssd as mere wax dolls OF :,
dunn les, and thas the ACTUAL a ard Ia pnr- 'H'
posed sjfa yjeftlnf fSW vas N poor 9r,,a,l old Time 80
Why thsa tips Of these IS ealFTqaanp ahpFap beings
should 5s freatsd and given into their
'hands merely for; them to, kilI IS q
thing which Which the. the .Creator Ere; thereof car
noai II eN.,M.asia alllaL2 s!.olaGtuu sII "a -
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- :, =1sIif =;i1ssIifihsys sYsdfs Is4ssl alS dptiaa
words, Hannah said ,lMAlr, Smiley, reY.,a
Observation-Disclosures them all back .Yrlg
s"Yes,2E suppose ybuwant toaseithsm,sil
over oagainns." Rasshe not very fsooth.oq
r. ;,o L.m1, .a,5, li1hstisiHi ain tt ,siSisul'SAT
'""sa'9R'Sas oT y; i''o aS1dI isiaaf Is
ti .p,rtso az ,uT t,...,Rl.,,.
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Tribute of Reapaea.a,ii 90,

I 4
At aanesting16T the Sunday School
ll'of {. lB8sthiehemsBf. u! GLITCH, sEsldson
hthor2p pth' dayibE'9dIy 1880, tile fol.
flowing preah,bleaB resolutions were
anafi h1sasly aadaoPsed;e;s On s5am i,os
", W8,hteeeassit W8,ht MISUNDERSTANDING
bGodnin the dispensatiopofI His ialis
Bissdprosidenee, toremovs frofneohr
'mhsst NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stoi %
gglofiopstrawafdl dbonelouFlwslk belavs
81 nslStenS1aMargaret, Myers ;aqand,
lwhaEepsposister Alyersr whsann active
audshfhqientC worker inbur,d dShndsvI
rSoh6ol gas nNen Observation-Disclosures ax.!
eh,P ynohris.ian sinsalt of lifa's
TPlssI yTherofore, be ibfesolged ,a9vr
100 EiTs9 HThaanwhileolMe how'll with,
iGhrisSia H)sqbmissienl tip the decrea of
lonr. .HeaYenly,- FATHER who doethEs all
things Wisely and Veil We wSeH viii egeIr eeSgeIr
cherish 'tfie memSTy of estef Myers! i!
ald1 entieavoE9to aimitaterCherlmanyl
elaI9btUm al! JEoI1s % M
That, Thhast we extend ,to, The, be-,
,reaYed family our sincere and deeDest
,sympathfes id 9thisF tfefF gfgath haaffliGea
tiaR,a ahailbdintd thed,p 10 Idle greet,
jCoptorterl Vhoseograna will be. aaffA
.eienei foE them.voo Isrioi,o a,f, s,rs al
Third. That these Resolutions, 10 NH ms he be-
published fi ia, the Z s62hty, bapels.' % a. "'
aax n E.'JaSSfoKE; Ssanipaliiit iitena eit.F
mb,lAd 1zLkh, Seofetafy9an elaaibaa
! bag ion btv77- --5Ti 7r1ffrtit- -ololsd eiof
o1asi5 nem1iyoodooisR aa avIas o, I,
~ Fhe three, ,Regroes iarrestedain Ala,
.bgnna for digging up dead, white speo-
plesi ahd taking their bones as-charms,
were visited by 4 mob and 7shoot to
death, '"fbey gave q" oaJese:eoaRt 81
their pffoceediHg ahd motives. .Afmong
;otheP sta4emshtb VAS Vas thhtT 10 st asetqdiirss lire
"eqJa ciiaYm, three to3rfaf ii nofee ffe 60 ~ Us a
grave one kneels' al the heat aha
lpsays; oh ohe' ' 81 more Stand d1t 1at ttises }o5otf
'andIcpfse Tie balance dig down waaiaand and
get, the bones and iii fuup the grayeI graz &
again, es prayipSg and dlIrsMinsg dlIrasMnhss goihhls ihls
qmal' tie Willie. TGGeapH all JSoin Ii 8 3
game o CARDS csrdss5 ah tbe tb gfave, g|fansSSd saShSd ali III
bnve acquired the acRas.:imdhG.' acGRts:idhG' 'T6eys
put the bones in. k poke o or isttrfiiipig
them, and wear ar them about" Tie, BODY, ,dil |,
and, as thley expressed p II, I'VE s"bii.s b.asvsae; .ssa;
good luck. ~ rhey' lick dust Of huss
man bones, and wet lie tips Of theifr
fingers while they handle or play
cards, and have .'go,opdl luck. ~ They
rub the cards Cd ASA against it9tbh lie Bones abo'dt
Her 1 St body 1iEo5frr iEo5frr ssluek:" 'Ana they
swallow dust for good good 'luutk'' in any any
ND f,tiLE st'u ~ 1870 gniIdn9 nTf
%, II -Ista aasAs pnnmA .aI4s
s.T T low After MARRIAGE. .ioo 6aao
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:, VIZ IiEN, being sby BY f;aiate vasas,gulnilijs
and iSnorant of evil; 10 thea apfedestin-,sms
ed prey Of the peddler.g* Whsfishe .asl syati
sures them that he IL offering them an aa,p
opportunity TO buy, vsluhble' isflietesajD'1
ct fitiiculously low rate, theyihaa- Iuo
ten, to Btiy:.q What s==reallysineRpltaps q,
cablesis the fact that, ahbughia wo-a3 o3
man nay Se' cheated tByrsiSt success ao-.l
siye psddieFs, she never permits iissv sssii
experience tolead her To tlistfastal alse ayai
seventh. This faith Il, psadlefs; siglo7so
ing triumpiians nsoves sgssy ethera aSsssssss zoti
Gle, is sublime as welF DC it6aUhingJ sid
and Is d Distinctive srasc0fsall koS5ttopi,
women! VOL ern.sIia haa 1a'sdaH ,vpvlieft ssiaa
"'S sH da-4+44- tt+z-7t.n oy,y it;.,
I'7n"WHEN the iTsbslsr sought to-, break .,
up the. Union, Ishe. Republican ;, pasty &C..
raalplied.qaa g man to Abe aas,n said, !,
John Sherman, ,sat Washipgten. did,.
Editor Ciapp, that. nap Of blood of, !,
the Repnblieqa, WHO ran the meeting ~
1rallyiaag 2 How much did Jim BPlaine,s, u
of MsineTallyii Who, qaR: Roscoe ,d
EConkl.pg, ahnsry, ta The front With or
Pgithout o. lshotgap2 Where ,Was, it u
sE.bat tthes grisly John Sherman rallied
! and 'bdta efar2ai What, Gag eanda isYhere, u
ldid the CORY Arthur wrap himsel9fe
laround p Greenvils lNesbs..ai '@'is tesfl
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"tooatihaft tRe Eddator..i


i Anlexeellent instance Of the, Wey ,in,
which the children in,the average pub,
lie school learn MISUNDERSTANDING
related BY, ,i1lsa'mes' 1'2ad"aeioRa1
,Monthly. A teacher in one of our
public schoplsijas iheent aecus ipspe.ist0
sslranire, her pupiisJ to sayS;s.,Tlrh The eaua.,
toris an imaginary, imaginary, line passing round
the earth." ela,, a4i=, " htyneyeE occurred 70
her that Il the boys and. girls 81. Of, ,hle ,hler;
school sch had poi len ess what, dr , an Imaginary
line smeanta auntil 3 one dayla. visitor
askeda' therhzlioa pwide they thought
|the equatofais.i Some thoaght 10 was
5000 miles, ,wide,' others 1900, and
Others saidL said they could jump over it.
The Observation-Disclosures
Thought ships yet over sit?as 0nel u
Pill saidn'he Thought ,theygot gout and
are dew lhem Dyer. Aha otRsr saiidl,, ile
had Troad that'a danaIz7had beenidus
thro&gh y pffis..iNg9thhtia fi.ig9thsh III }; ;'.tFe naH6 .
sthis canal 2nr,tsEhe aSnez canal n. wen
IL .utgt 4
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Take the. Democrat. IaIAEAaD
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03

Mdsx , persons n4S, 'I:yho take esIs tlttough
anothers characterwithsa ane,E7tooth
'comb,P dlseSysrI q 3 fault, could, d,lflna
one with lessstronble,i by going over
their own character with a. iiorseA
rake. yIlc;, .,..,,r -. .''''' -
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ytnooo UGlgd Tod h'raad ,yaU otli soY
bo9a ao0EANCaEBI 49, r,, 3II)A
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i -Belle+st'Vh Oholiy in my hair,
oSantsa 'littIsdfellsf, it's too red.r
,Aunty-"Wellsa #lfy 1not .qant in q
,spriga aor' two sof nnistletoe, ~ dear q"
Belle ssi'stNSIod iS's:tNSIodsshaFex:, !siFx taBtyss wby,aaJ
Ishouidshave'allthei iyQungamen,kisaing
me. "'' ~, Alun 77s ,noI my dear;
they'd do, nothing oflthef kind I've
tried ssn1 ,'Et adI Ia atnIiiIn3 !aUg s.,irrI
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ylnHad fnsSOual yhf 10 eIqevrl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
Bernhard Kissing.

Sarah Bernhsrdt has reduced kissing
10 science in her character Of "Donna
SOL" In EInani. which is now the rage
at the Theatre Francsis. Paris. Bern
hsrdt's kisses include all the variations
-andante. allegro. con dmore, penseroso.
crescsndo, and never diminuendo. until
shs and her lover are dead. Sarah kills
him with kindness. She stands on her
tip.toes-for Monnet.Sully 10 over six
feet In height-and goes on excursions
with her scarlet lips all over the back Of
his head down to the top OF his neck
frill. II Sully dislikes Sarah he must
be ready to die OF sheer nauseation. She
winds herself around his waist as only
such sinuous. tigress.like creature can.
and kissss every puff on the front
OF his doublst. Aud when at last As.
saulted with the persistency OF Q soldier
battering fortress or . woman cajolinR
Q lover, he smiles on her aud clasps her
70 his heart and proceeds to return the
compliments Of the season 80 lavishly
rsined on him. there Is positively sigh
OF relief among the audience. She has
got her kiss at last. poor girl-how shs
enjoys IL! The 1.-THE, serpentins form
quivsrs under II. aud the golden voice
sobs, "Oh, my Ernani" He lifts her.
one arm around her shoulders, the other
psrdu In the folds OF pink silk crepe; he
nurses her. A group Of statusry! BY
the Swan Of Leda, 1t 10 Cupid and
Psyche!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
APPLICATIONS FOB PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

NrorIcE NO. Il2. o. 8 MINERAL sURvKl
~ No, ITS. q. b. LAND OFFICE. Carson City
Nevada, Dsccmber -. 1879. Notice 10 hereb,
given, that the Culver Consolidated Gold anc
nilver Mining Company, Q corporation organ
lied under the laws OF the State Of Nevada by
solomon D. Baker. its attorney In fsct whose
p. o. address 10 Virginia. Nevada. has this day
made and nlsd In this once !ts .pplicstion foI
Q patent for loo linear feet Of the "Cuivei
Gold and silver Mining oompsnl vein or lode
bearing mineral. with surface nun
dred feet In width, situated In Mining
District. Storey county. New ~ oesenpeo
by the plats and reld notss0nle In my omcc
a follows, TO wit: beginning Of post married
No. !, q. q. Survey NO. Its, the came being
Identical with the b. ". corner OF the East fel.
low Jacket claim, and also oct No. i, OF Lot
No. ITO and la Culver Addition, and running
thence from said Post No. I, nrst course south
degree . minutes v looo iset 70 pUss ., No. 70 4
Lots Nos. if9 and LA. whence beas the quarter
section cernor on south line Of Section 50,
Township II north. Range 81 east, Nj. Diablo
Meridian. south 70 degrees " minutes wstt ssl
feet; thence from post No. =. second course,
iouth s6k degrees east at 10 fest cross lode
third course, north degree Q minutes east
1000 feet to post No.e, Lot NO. It's; thence,
fourth c.urss, north e6k degrees west at 800
feet cross lode line coo feet 10 place Of begin
ming, containing Is 60-100 acres, courses true,
magnetic variation l5k degrees east" This
low jacket calm. The location OF this claim
10 recorded In Book "B" Of Locations, OF Storey
county Records. page lee;
Any aud ali Der. ons claiming adversely any
portion OF said claim or mining ground - here
inbefors described, are required 70 ME their
Land Once at Carson, Nevads, during the sixty
d.vs' ma riod of publicatiOn hereof. or they Will
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

NOTICE NO. al. o. 8. MINERAL SURVEY
IN No. l7s and lt2. U. y. LAND oyricE,
Carson City. Nevada, December ~. 1870.
Notice 10 hereby given, thss the Culver
Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Con-
psny. 9 corporation ors,ni,ed under me me
day made and nled IN this ONCE its application
for patent for $50 linear iect OF ths Culver
Addition. vein or lode bearing mineral. with
surface ground from two 10 FIX hundred feet IN
width. ritusted In Gold Hill Minink District.
storey county, Nevada, and described By the
plat and neld notes On nle In this ONCE a. fol.
lows, to wit, Beginning st post mark d No.
I, U. 8. Survey No. i7y and lt2 the same beihg
identical with the Q. W. corner OF the kAft lei
low Jacket claim, and also post NO. o. Lot
No. l18, and running thence from said po,t NO:
I, nrst course. r0uth 81 degree. Nest, st u ieet
cross groupings and lode line. 223 feet TO post
No on the east line Of U. b. survey No. l26
and l01, and iig feet from the northeast corner
thereof; thsLce, second course. south = De.
grees west. $50 feet TO poet NO. >. Lot NO. iIy
and it2. thence. third course. south ~ degrees
east Vb6 feet to post No. 4. Lot No. lib ano it2;
thence, fourth cour.e, north 50 degrees cast st,
800 Ie<t cross lode line 600 feet to post No.
no. l79 and lk2; thence, Afth couree. north ~
degrees west. ti0 feet 10 pest No. Q. Lot No. lIs
aud i<2. on the south line Of the Culver Consol'
Survey No. l1S; thence, sixth courre. south S6k
degr, es west t76 feet TO post No. 1.ihe same be-
ins identical with the southwest corner Of U.
8. Survey No. It's, and whence bearr the quarter
section corner on south line OF section 81 Town
ship II north. Range II east. MI. Diablo nerid.
ian. south 70 degrees 20 minutes west. Ssi feet;
thence from post No. Z, seventh course, north
degree minutes east. 1000 feet to the place
of beginning, containing II l7.10o acres, bear.
ings true, magnetic variation IGN degrees east"
This claim 10 bounded on the tast partly by ".
3. Survey NO. l16 and on the west parity oy v.
D. Eurvey No. 100 and lW.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said claim or mining ground a. here
inbef0re described sro required to ME their
adverse claim with the Register OF he ubited
States Land once ct Carron. Nevtda, during
the sixty DAYS period Of publication hereof. or
they will be barred BY virtue OF tho provisions
~ ON. HARRIS. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
1TACKEY GOLD AND sILvEl

AGACKEY GOLD AND bILvEI
u Mining Company oeaticn OF pnncips'
place Of busln, ss. ssn Franci.eo. oaiiorninn, n,..
trict. storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby gwen, that at meeting Q!
the Board OF Directors, held on the third
day OF January. 1880, an assessment lNo. y
Of Fifteen Gents per share wss levied upon
ao capital stock q as sSspostaGa saa
Sccretsry. Il The once Of tho Company. Room
4. second door, No. 100 California street. Ban
Any stoek upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the seventh fIthl DAY OF
tised ior ssIs st public auction. and uniess pay
ment is made before. will be sold on TAukS-
DAY, the twenty.siIth Csoth) day of February.
1881, 10 psy the delinquent assessment, 10
gether with cost OF advertising and expenses
Of sale. BY order Of the Board o. Directen.
]. n. BURLINGTON, secrstaIy...
ofncs-Room Z, second door, No: ooS csi'
fornla street. Ban Frsncisco. uslifornia.
NOULD k CURRY SILVER Mlu::
place Of business, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Virginia, Storey county
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ct meeting Of
tbs Dirrctors. held on the sixth (6thI day o.
Of JsITary, 1850. an s..ss.msn, sn !no. ~ ,ss %
capital stock Of the corporation. payable
Immediately, In United Btatef gold coin, 70 the
SECRETARY, st the once Of the Company. Room
NO. 90, Nevada Block, No. 500 Montgomery
street, Ban Francisco, california.
Any stock upon which this assessment shau
remain unpaid on the eleventh day OF Feb
ruary, 1850. will b. delinquent. and advsf-
tissd for sale st public auctioa, and unless pay.
ment 10 made before. will be sold on THURS
DAY, the fourth (tth) day OF March, leeo, 70
pay the delinquent sssessmsnt. together with
costs of advertising and expsnses Of sale. BY
order OF the Board OF D.rector.
ALFRED z. DURBRow. Secretary.
Onioe-Room No. 90. Nevada Block. No. 90
Montgomery street. Ban Francisco. oaiifornia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09

The fund organized for the purpose
OF erecting . monument In France to
hs memory Of the late Prince Imperial
In now closed. the contributions having
amounted TO 200. 900 francs-a sum that
II deemed sufficient. Baron Hanssmsn
has obtained the consent Of the Commit.
tee, Of which hs Is President, to the
erection OF . memorial chapel on some
suitable site between the Arc de Tri.
omphs and tho Invalides. The chapel
will be erected in the midst OF q garden.