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, 1880-02-09
4 NEW SOUTH CAROLINA METH0

a NEW nV14a 4AHQAANA m64AQut
The Dourhons OF South CaFollna have hit
upon 4 new method Of dlsfrancl,lsing the lso-
plblcans OF TINT State. Hitherto bulltlozing
and ballot-box stutllng have been the agen.
cies used for this pusposo. Tho negroes llays
been lntlulldnte.l by loss of employment. III
flictnonts upon trumpeti-ip charges, mid.
night raids, t'lraats Ut tlpath, persecution Of
every description, ail.l Ku-Klnxism In its
worst forlns, until they have been atraid ~
exercise their privileges OF citizenship. TO
complete tho work OF Acknowledgement, tho
tlssue-papes ballot was rcsorted to at tho last
election, and packages OF these wr're t,lnlped
Into the boxas, III some places exceetiing the
entire registered votss Ut u precinct
or district, 10 that thsfo should not
be All obstucle In the way Of filling
every ottice In South .Catol!na, fro'n
tho hfghest to the lowct, with Dourl0ns.
This work was accomplished; not only @as tho
Republican State t3oyeruMent oyerthrown,
but every petty ofllce was occupied in palpa-
bio violnti0n Ut luw, altl thu Stato a9ut to
WashlngtoN isvo bourbon Representatives.
thrtD Vt wt0m n,tsseprcaUnt strongly Re-
publican districts Iii seAts which they have
stolun by tho most barefacel frauds ever
pcrpetlutetl ta tllls cuuntry,-fsauds which
might ovun Aayu put ,ralnmaMy 10 blush in
the palm!est days Of tbs Tweel-T!l.ler
rGgiuss, uulldoziag and bal!ot.hox stu1lng,
tho methods of tho rtAu clubs and midnight
riders, and tI's tlssue-papes sw!ndls hays
been SO thoroughly exposcd aud 80 clearly
, 1880-02-09
killings. tits mt thetr business tn sno,, -
md tho of!lco nf private dotoctlvo Ia bn,h .s
loss nlitI tit1HrncnilH'' ~" toaAt.

ktI1,ngs In m, tbotr t,,.,,,,.
md thn nf,co -, ,,rl,.oto sn.n.'.. ~ spoil sport
loss n,,tt ,,nrrnrfn,,.', ~ oosh thaas,
A. ar t,,t,, r.ta,. ,,-.
~ W oH5 a',''h"''' i"s'!1g stBne,, IN.
nuuso' VIZ u..tsca "oon Ntter~a!tl With hsyIos
W.. a., 1w"s nv aos'n.- -Mltlue.nc.s," al
~, =. -" " y ",. u"'o ~ uelksn viii tncscj,
.,hs.,,'. t"ess'' ~ ees r", gum IN an h4se
,m,.... ~, .,, ~. @c', seH iso awnen nj,
~, .n.i. an .,...,'. aen 10 ftsclt. An
a,,,,, .'..t ~ r.. W, o1sHv' sc@ !. an whln ne,oIt
m. ~, "'s' .''''a u" W NUS onsu''k'
lhe la1cSt chse or Observation-Disclosures.
comes from Tenncssco. yolng gcntlc,nar :.
Mcnipn'a !o7es R!rl WHO lives In tho coun,,e
up tho railroad. Wishing to soa her ho btradI..
norne ma piiggy anu drove out to her bm..
n''ch'na tne morse at mo dot'r. After TblcS =
came OUT, hapey. scrote' and delighted, ya,k.s
uoWn 10 tho railway station, got tickct ~
folc l'nck to Memphis, lcnstng his horse hItehss
near inc country quito. How t,h must love b.,t
james Kfnx Folk, nt.l,lcsQke nn1 o...,
nephew OF President Polk, was rccen,ly ,.s s.aa.
In Nnshvllot Tenn, nni tho rrcallcnt., ansa .1,,
although too fccblu 10 nttenti tho oycntn, ".aos'
tion, visited him and bis bride Ii, I'm rtap .stp
Whom tho President died, It ia Bnjd, ba jot, y.
euttrp estate to his willow. Mt hcr ,,onth .a u
, 1880-02-09
THE MILITIA Law SUSTAINED.

Tic Supreme Court OF Illinois has just
matlo public one OF tho 1llost valuable and in
terestlng decisions which lthas ever delivered.
III m opinion filed OH Saturday at Mt. Vernon
1t srstains from the cnacting clause to the
concluding section the validity Of tho net for
tho organization Of tho Illinois National
Guard, passed at the last session Of
the Legislature. Soon after this net
went into force m effort was made to secure
test case by arrestlng Communist Captuin
and some Of his men, who were parading the
streets with arms in yiolation Of Its provis-
Tons. The leader sued out writ OF habcus
corpus before Judge Barnum and wus re-
lcaaed, the Judge, In long opinion, holding
tint not merely the particular section under
which tho man WIS arrested, but all the other
provisions Of the inv, were unconstitutional
md void. There was ITO why in which
this case could be carried to the Supreme
Court. Subsequently man, summoned rs
II Juror before Judge DarnuIn, then sitting in
the Criminal Court, pleaded his privilege Of
exemption, lie being member Of tho MI
tlona! Guard. This plea tie Judge refused
to recognize, md fined tho man, who appealed
thu case to tho Supreme Court, where 1t was
claborately and fully argued lust November,
Now the Court llas delivered its opinion, nnd
delivered 1t with d prolnptncss which. shows
that tho Judges fully Appreciated the gravity
OF tho subject upon which they wero to act.
Iu THUR opinion, published in another col
umu. they tAkp up and demolish ono hy one.
with clcarness Of logic and o cot,tempt tor
tlne-spun lnnne technlcalItics which It Is re-
freshing to find 1t, court the mass OF OBJ
fnrtInra ,noda IN thA vn,t,ltt., ~ tba y1n,r IN,
, 1880-02-09

BUFFALO Express: tin Illinois le (Sher-
mani is at work too. in rhrtnorshfr with J. H.
Iinwloy, First Assistant Secretary Of tho Trcna-
ury. who wuli,s tho nomination for Governor Of
thnt st1te. To con,pass their ouds Sher1nan anl
Hawlcy urc manipulating tho p9tronago With all
tho skill they posscss.''
, 1880-02-09

a FEW weeks ago tho County Commission
crs pnescd some most Important resolutions re-
hitting to matters Of gront interest to taxpayers,
The first ono d!rcotol tho County Attorney TO
investigate all tho toll-rols In this county, and
to ascertain under and by virtue 0f what author
fty they were collecting tolls, and to dutormino
In whnt manner their rights, il amy, calli BIO OK
t!ngutshed. and to report to tho Donrd his opin-
Ion. Tho people living along the limo at tho
toll-roads havo boon nnxlolts}y wnittng for tho
opinion Of tho County Attorney In The matter,
but ho has not yet dclgnctl TO n,nlze any rcp'y,
but Is rs sllont al hc wii be 100 yea1s hcncu. Wo
nsk tho Attorney to make his report on toll
roads Mt once. Another matter which tho now
Commissioners determined Upon WIZ to procure
a list Of al! persons whatsoever who wcre being
pntd out OF tho public funds, and have catalo8
niade and printed foy tho tse Of the taxpayers
This, too, rctnains In abeynnco, and tho Commits
ainncrs do not seem now to tnko interest cuough
In tho matter to compel tho officer Who WIS &C.
tcctcd to procure the list tu comply with tho rus-
olntlons- Let lib have q f1l,t!llmont OF tho rpso-
1uuona or tho PERSONS for not tluing 30.
, 1880-02-09

prrrsnuRa Gnzcttc (Ilep.): "Leaving per-
Convention ia that Pennsylvania ia for Grant
first, and Dlnine for second choice. In cnso
lrnnt cannot rcnd his title coar, D!ninc will
take his place md rocotvo tho hearty support OF
tho delegation. This is Just as we would
have n -
, 1880-02-09

that Inquiries have becn received in Wash.
ingten rs to tho producing capacity of
American arms manufactures and the sur
plus Of provisions which could be depended
upon from this country III the event OF
general European war.
, 1880-02-09

THE. CHICAGO 1R1HUsK hns established branch
o1cos for the tnccpt Of subscriptions and ADVERTISE
menta n foltows: .........
NEW YoKK-lsoom . Tftbans building. F. 7. Mo-
1ADpEH, Manager.
PARIS, Ffnnce-No. Nuo do Ia Grunge -Batsare.
II. MAHlKA, Agent
LONDON EnR.-AmoffcAn Exchange, Ma BtfAnd.
HEKHT r. GILL11, Agent
WARRINGTON. u. C.-lsi9 + street.
, 1880-02-09

A CONFERENCE was recently held Mt Al
bany by tho mcn,Ncrs Of tho Legislature repre-
scnttng towns and Ctttes in tho atnte Of New
York which have been bonded for rnlrual pl1r-
poscs. Tho object Ut tho meeting wns 10 disc,lss
tho various incthola OF relief that Ind been aug
Rcstcd. The interest represented Is much fnrgcr
than Is gcncrnlly supposed, ono Of tho Ecuators
present showing long list of aeyor1. hundred
towns In forty-slx counties hat arc MborlnR
uslder this burden.
, 1880-02-09

Losses by tir1 In Wisconsin for the year
lB79, according To tho l1lsursneo Commissioners
annual report amounted to 81, la6. The Com.
mIBsionor Ia Of the opinion that fully ono-thlrl
oeaatary tires. Ho favora the enaottuont OF
law prohibiting overinsurance by companies
aud agents, with @ penalty attaching TO violation
0f revocation Of license by tho Commissioner Ut
insururce. Tho supfeuaa Court Of Wisconsin i,as
decided that insurance companies must pay tho
full anouatof tho policy III a!l oases, no matter
whether tho property burAod was worth tho
RIluunt or uQt
, 1880-02-09

Tl1Enext Republican National Convention,
which mects in Chicago on tho I'd OF Juno, will
consist OF 80t delegates. Somebody must get
800 vntcs before he ia nominated. The aclega-
tion frun tho South will havo 26 votes, and II 1t
Is united It will exert controlling influence In
tho Convention. although, possibly, not enc OF
tho States represented by this large number OF
Delegates will bG nble to Gust 4 single Electoral
vote for tho Republican onndidntcB.
, 1880-02-09

A CORRESPONDENT of the Now York Times
has bccn hunting up tho record OF tho winter Of
l7S0, Acuntury ago, and finds It to havo boon OK
trenoly Guild. As proof OF this, soyernl fapts nro
given. The Chesapeake 1lHy was fr0zon hnrtl
enough for cnrriagca ut Annapolis, whero 1t Is
i've nni oho-quartcr miles wll!o, to p9ss over.
New York hnrbor wus fruzen over, tho iep being
slx and eight inches thick. a yast qunmtity Of
light snow fell, and n strong northwest wind
blow It necessarily for three or four days thlckor
than snow- -stor, an1 driftel SO hard thut slct!s
loadcd, cnnie over the tops Of fonrcs. The
Sound was entirely frozen over for weeks. 9letls
drawn by horses and oattlo. heavily loudcd,
crossed md recrussc4l from Connecticut to Long
Island. Tho snow was 80 deep TINT It covered
tho fences, md froze 60 hard that tho horses md
aicds pissed over with safcty. An English
fr8uto lost no less than six tn2sl on Sandy Hook
who were frozen to death In attempting to adj
lust the rigging whom about to cutter tho harbur
OF Now York.
, 1880-02-09

In spite Of Senator Voorhees, Committee
OF Investigation and tho ku-Klux program
of tho Hoosier Bourbons tho movement of
colorcd Immigrants Into 1ntiiana still con-
tinues. "A cur-load OF exoLusters arrived at
Terte 1Iaute Saturday night.
, 1880-02-09

LAsT Wednesday, evening Mr.. a. a. Low,
of Now York, gaye II splendid reception aud tln-
nor in honor Ut tho IIon. Il. u. Washb1lrne, at
which q large number Of prominent citizens Of
Now York aud brooklyn woro present,
, 1880-02-09

SOME Of tho Grant men In Washington
assert TINT Grant hud to fight tho field In tho
Pennsylvania Convention. and that whit mp
1eArcd OH tho surfaco Us nlRtno boom was In
rcal[ty I'LL tho forcos Of tho opposition combined.
They NIL rallied under tho n1nIne banner for tho
tinG being "to bent Gnlnt.t'
, 1880-02-09

THE commission merchants Of Quebec nre
freezing bcof III tho cArcnxs md sending It to
Englnnd In that condition. Tho plan il 8aid to
hnyG worked successfully this Winter.
, 1880-02-09

The State Nonrd of Agriculture haye
closed llp tho business Ut tho last btatq Futr.
Thu financial sesult IL AZ follows, Tho n,,ls.bur
OF paying visitors wns 81, 200; receipts, S1,Oo3:
prolniuuis paid, $1,000; general oxpellscs, $780,
a Ar0nmlttoo wus selected who will yoon issue aud
send circulars to various cities In tho Htato, 80
that any who ars deslrous Ut securing tue loca-
ton Ut tho State Fatr can put In their clattn,
Peoria, Springfield. Deoatur, liloomlngton, Mou-
dota, Jacksouxtlle. CentrAlIn, and othor cities
arc agttating tho question already.
, 1880-02-09

TIE proporty-owners Of Slate street have
ut lust fnir prospect Of living long enough to
sec the Widening improvement Of TINT grcnt
thoroughtaro completed. Tho proceedings In
court for tho approval uf tho report Ut tho Com
mlssIoncrs OIL tho assessment and award of
damages for tho widening of tho street will
cotne mp before Judge Curry this week. Thero
are six .mitea ot street frontage pnd Over so
owners Ut property Interested. md yet only
hl0ut II DOZEN, representing about $4,000 out Of
tho $,5 900 Of bonotits hnyc put IN any objection
to tho report and will contest It In cotlrt. Tho
inAJority feel that tho Improvement by widening
tho street to 100 fcot Ia ono Of immense Impnr-
tanco, and that thure Ia n1 probability Of ever
getting It dono 80 cheaply Us under tho present
verdict Of damages, 30 ncarly nll have wlth>
drawn thelr objection. Tho Uhlch estate repro
scnts 30o Ut tho nbovo $4,000 Ut ob1ecttng
property, and It Is q worry foolish thing fur that
estate to tight tho report rs 1t will be immensely
benefited by tho grnnd Improvement. Tho cnso
ought 10 bo closed up mil the process of WIDEN
Ing pushed TO completion ut tho ourlicst practl-
cable t1ay,
, 1880-02-09

TIE Northwestern Railway Company hRs
written to tho bayor 10 say ehat 1t is ready to 90
to work ut orcu upon tho erection Of It's depot
Oh tho north sidc OF tho river, between Wells
and Market Htreuts,
, 1880-02-09

IT Is suggested tllat II Ohio cannot nomI-
nate John Sherman tho delegation In tho ChcuYu
Convention will try and koep what they huyo
alroAdy, anl full buck OH llaycs.
, 1880-02-09

TnE Champaign Gazettc Is of the opinion
" that tho lnterest Ut tho state Hnd Republican
party can best be subseryed by oleotinB honest
old Dick Governor olco again"
, 1880-02-09

BLOOMINGTON It11tupruIh: ut Is stated
that Lcscu1, Ut Quincy, IL Mbuut tn withdraw
frum tho stato-I to-Ircas,.rcntaoo III fuvor Vt Ilaln-
turXhpr,"
, 1880-02-09

nr.nf n r.
s,,"', -, ..'. ~ ~ ..,t,,s.. T. s,.,,,i n,s,
~, s'', ~. "eso"". =. "'e" - pt'.." ''se
"Hete, II otle VI ule lloss lllpoit"'it "''-
noMfcelnelltS ever nlatt0 IN tile world OF
scientific discovery, and one which will place
fts s,,ccpssf,,l Inventor eyen l,fgimr tllan Mr..
Ellison In practical benefit to ,,nnktnd As
might have ,,een exnccted. tha tnvcnfor. Mr..
u. n. Innh. wns for,nrr,v of Cbtcnro' nn,i
tirst cnncpIvptl tto irlen In this cttv. whoso
ntmosn,,cre las n1wnvs }mpn favoroble TO
scte,tifc nroercss. II wns wn;In engaged In
exnrrincntinr ,,no,, tha iuIce n mtitwretl.
which ho succretlctt In Transforming fu,o n
swptcs of ,,,]conlzcd rnt,lcr, that ho nndo
Ills prrsrnt ,,,seoverv of n so)utitm yyl;cl, l,o
calls vu1rntInp. ol,ta1no,l from HETEROGENEOUS
viii, mritc,l ru',l,er. r,.octcd nnon ~ hy ynscs
lint ,vnrt ,,o,a avn, tl,a p,oot t,ot,oato nh,
rics likc ,ocrs or faathcrs n1,so1ntr,v wotrr.
nronf ,ytthn,,t cl,onclnp tl,e;r onnrnrance IN
the tcast nr in,uyin,. st,e nut,.rinl in unv
,vov Tha 1irut ,ui,l;c axn.rt,ue,,ta warn
nnI,o n inv w,.e.,s apo~ whc, vo,,ors
f,br,cs unc,, ao ,1,t,cota cn1orod ail,e hrool,
clo,h leather vo1v.t cotton nn,l woolon
ono,,s t,,J ,i,,,o. guro n.t,,o,, n,nmns
,n,t,as, t,onte oto ,,',a,, na,, ,,no,, trootoT
,yith tho sn,nt,or ,v,,,., ,,,nrt,o,1 r., ,r,ttr
nm ,,oto- ra,, ~ s-,,u ttam 40 II ,yom,d fro,,
tbo hno,. ~ n d,,ol. Evon Tho ~ ostrt,,, ,1,,,nos
a,,,orno,1 m ,vi,,.,,t tbo ,,Iat,rho,ca ~, - onr,
rho eo,;o,, ~ tho so1,tio,, t. :, in,neo o,,or,,
n,ro ~ tto .,oo5s ,v,t,, t,,r, t,,,t 10 ,hso,,tc
10 ,,ynarrt,,,s ~ ,..to, M, ,,"t 10 ,,,s.,,o
r.. % a,. I 'a oros s ~ ,i,"d ~ us r. ts ..s.
,.,, .,,'', ,'n ~ .,'a+ 49,, ~" ,na,,a.sa
.,,. ." s ts.,.,.s. su s e ,s.."s..Aa., -
HAA kahAAEA ttS N4bAAtatk1 40 AuFttAt
, 1880-02-09

uoorEsToy Chronicle: awe want a
was-horso III tho Nopubhnn candidate for Coy
cr1or, and 1ttehard j. Oglesby II tho mail."
, 1880-02-09

X. OF f.-8pcc!a1 Mnetlng-Tho ruefnber1 OF Cos.
mOpoItnn Lodge, No. e. nro requested to 1U ut thnlr
,e n ~ ~ e. r. r r. at y ~ nnK9 ottmnxn
davenport jNU. BRENNAN, Z. U.
, 1880-02-09

SAYS tho Springfield Republican: "ATr.
Liucoln's lottcs about ono Jacob Frcoza, ex-
pressing q tpessonal Wish that Freezo ba made
Colonel Of 3 colurcd regiment. and tthis re-
gR11lloss OF xhether he rau tell tho exact shade
, 1880-02-09

Ao"ee u'e eSist'ng tallls, even iof tle sake
ol cheapehlng tic cost OF Intelligence anu
eo"eat'oh'
ru . r,rpnrrrrv oC T,rr o. s7yp,, opreo
TLn imnotorc,. nf +ha Fostnr,, WOO. ~,
csnecin,lv of thu New yor. civ no,,crs Ina
received n frcs}, i,]uYtrot, In tho ,ico,1 fn;I.
uro of tha acloma r., ,,o,n,rati.o t,o ,nmai-
tnndar c,,rrancv ~ A., som,,trv rro oo,,so
Of th,a weatnsua ia I'm nntnrio,a To,t t,at
thcsa tournots ro,roso,,t T., .a,,t,,,oo+ h,,t
t,,a su,a,l cnrst,t,aro,. ,r,t.l, n,r,, .n, annr'
otc tba ,nonono,,oS o,,, tha Iiea ro,o1 a.,,a,na.
~ +1,a ,o,,tra 49,, ,,ao.,,,,.,,' 49,, f;,s"s,.au
whose t1.,S ~ n,.nrpt,o,,o ia T., Wi, at.oat
,rbo.o y. ,a-s a,ta,,.nt,a,s,,, hn,, .s'a,a",,.a
o,,t r",,ras,,,.,t,,,. .,,s ,'a .,.s s..
~ ~ ~, .,s.....s.. ~ vs ' ,,~ ~ e"l
,ta,, ,,on,or;o, ~ sss,oS ~ s p"e
,v,,,a ~. n..,oi,oI s,,'s.t,,r,s ,,',.,s,' ~
Josor,,,aI 80 ,"o.,, ,,"s',, .,',,,to,'a WHY" -. ,,a,
,orm ,r,', ~. -. , m'' 'A' " u
,'a,,,,aa, a"o" ~ Ise p..pe's - .'l't
,'sn,.-,. o''o..s au tung'.'en1s u,e ~ ,''o
"sts". Nupi''ol''to !" .''' "e''''" y. '.l"so
t,a.s "mv ".sss to, T., "'!o a'o - oe aceepeeu W
es1 t,'.. 11 "''t .l'e rss. u anklt. aceota.
ill.,, s ns'oau uls!so.'ss .''as
a'.'s w. 49,. a'.e s.'ouA eot15o' POLITICAL net'on
~ ..''s .oA".1s' tl'ese p"pe's never "u"fesS
.nu"'a'e' ~ aIe 't.c'''ss.iee' VI eao eHpe
a'.'..e ,' ~ .'o interests ol u!o country p''t
o A." .,'. AsssN.s' " tie e'e,"'o'."' "sset-
e'9n .lA'., t"e sloek,ea,ht'ers aia 'no'es-iena-
.iS 'a'lls asc'"eo WHAT IS oest LOT uaesr III
M'es,s' III otner pelso''S shouia aeccpt sach
uee's'o" ,', ~ nt''' anu supmle accni!'-
.''s's' IL ~ one OF INC strfk-
.he peenliafit'es of tho narrow, itso-
leht, ana a'ctatoriui a'tVocacy by tho
Eastern press o' Inc seitise! schemes Of Wall
street, thas t''eS present s'iell 1obsas Inspired
by honesty" atltl dcnollnce all opposition
thereto NJ tho Inspiration Of dishonesty ami
OF tlcstre to rob somebody. There is not n
paper Iii New York OF In Boston, published
as tie speeinl atlyocato Of public plu1tler, of
flle spollatton Of the many for tho profit Of
tho fow, or tho federation of monnml'es
tint they Inay Become It lega1lzad body 10
, 1880-02-09

:. ----'@- :
FRANCE IL Rit0rllinK frcstl pf00i tllae she
s ono OF tho most wonderful iiloHs on tho face
Of thu carlh, The disasters Of tho Frstnco-
Fritsstnn wnr+ antl tho payticnt 1f tho hro mill
tnr1's III frncs rs tho further rcfintty for otitcr-
Ing upon thnt war. would have crippled m ort'-
nary milton. Hut tho secret or Frlncos won't
aerf.ll recupoFativo strength and general pros
prrtty IL fosnt' III her admirable land system.
Tho occupants OF tho lRnd nwn It. Tho 5.0oo'0o
tnrtncr8 Ut Franco aro frcchnltlers, and ply no
rents 10 clasa ot absorbent tltencs. hs IN Ire"
land and England. What tho French farmer
produces Is his OWL He hns only taxea to ply
f"r tic support OF tho state, nnt IA nut crushed
dhwn under the Weight Ut lnndcd artstocrsloy.
lie Is not osctcd III II ycnr Of bud crnps. 1le Is
, 1880-02-09

McVfckcr'a TheRfre,
MadIaou street. between Doafbofn md 9tat0. Eu-
61gemenk Of tho Wizard HERMANN.
, 1880-02-09

AN Eastern paper says that Mr. WasIlburne
bus strong following among &ho thinking Ro-
publlcuns Ut Pennsylvania.
, 1880-02-09
AND STILL THEY COME.

Special Di4patth to Tbs CAteuyo 1Ftbuh~ -
TERitE IIAuTE, Ind, Fob. 8.-A cat-lpss NE
colosed i!nuIyrants fsum tue South ar1a'sa N"'
last nlXht
, 1880-02-09

Dearborn stsee., corner OF Munroe. EnTnromens Of
1outs Aldstch md Cuasos T. Parsluc. "ay Partner"
, 1880-02-09

Hoo1ey's Theatre.
Randolph street. botreen clnrk md In Sails. En-.
Eagement Of E. A. Sosharn. "Davld Gatsiak'
, 1880-02-09

Clark street, bntween Washington md Randolph.
arrangement Of Frank ChnNtrHu. "KIt the AEkapsas
Traveller"
, 1880-02-09

Olympic Theatre.
Clark street, between Randolph and Luke. Variety
entertainment
, 1880-02-09

Death Of BERNARD Devlll1, Ex.1Iembtr
fparlinmcnt-AI Unlucky Alderman
-Cotcuu Brllgc-The Liquor Quess
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-16
For Sale or Lease.

r WILL SELL OR LEASE MY PROPERTY,
4 at the north end Of town, ut great bar
gain. The building Is one Of the most COM
plete and substantial in town. 1t contains 10
rooms. well furnished, with dining-room. par
lor, kitchen, etc. There is good stable and
outbuildings, with fine well OF water on the
premises. The property has an income OF $loO
per month. Apply to MRS. DENNIS:
Eureka, August 10, 1880. au20-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-16

A. o. HI.
NERETs EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT
M urday of each month. ct their hall.
corner CLARK and Edwards streets, at $50
O'Clock. THOs. MURPHY. President.
PATRICK HARMON, Secretary.
Eureka, July 10, 1880 Jy20-u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ATTENTION. EVERYBODY,
Having purchased the entire interest ~
w. III. Clark's Mercantile nusincs~.
am now prepared to furnish
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
At Prices as Low as the Lowest.
By prompt attention to business accommo
dating clerks. good goods, low prices.
soLIc1r TRADE FROM ALL.
Try me. and he Satisfied.
F-w. CLUTR.
Eureka, September 1, 1879. -
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IRON DOORS FOR SALE.

1.-TWO SETS OF IRON DOORS. WITH
L frames. for openings fve feet wide and
eleven feet high, For further particulars.
apply to GEORGE YOUNG, Gunsmtth.
knreka. September %, 1850. s2s-tf
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CELEBRATED WEBER PIANOS
AND
Estey Organs.

Sherman, Hyde b Co., San francisco. Pacinc
Coast Agents.
Instruments sold ON the installment plan.
Weber Pianos, by all great musicisns. sre con.
sidered the best and most durable.
One only buys Piano In I life time, therefore
get the best. the best is the cheapest, Il.
ways.
Prof. VIM Plumhon. Local Agent, Eureka,
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AMERICAN LABOR UNION.

TVHE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
American Labor Union will be held at
Ermory Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING Of
each week. Any person desiring information
in regard TO the Union, can obtain the same by
tween tSe hours Of q and 4 O'Clock p. NJ, daily.
A. o. BISHOP, President.
A. n. CAMPBnLL. Secretary. ap17-f
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Albion Consolidated Mining COsu-
pany.
r OCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
IL business. San Francisco, California. Lo-
cation of works, Eureka Mining District. State
of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at meeting Of
the Board of Directors. held ON the 30th day Of
September, 1880, an assessment tNo. ~ Of
Twenty-Five t25l Gents per shsre was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation, pny.
able immediately in United States gold coin.
to the Secretary. at the Office Of the company,
Rooms and !. No. s2T. Pine street. san Fran.
cisco. California.
Any stock on which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the THIRD (sdl day of NO
vEMBER, 1880, will be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at public auction and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on MON-
DAY, the TWENTY SECOND f22dl day OF NO.
VENEER, 1880, to pay the delinquent a.
sessment together with cost of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Bond of Directors.
d. B. CHISHOLM. Secretary.
0fhce-Rooms and 7, No. S2T Pine street,
San Francisco, California
OFFICE OF THE ALBION CONSOLIDATED
MINING COMPANY,
sAN FRANcIsco, September so. 1880.
Resolved, That all Of the few outstanding
shares of the Albion Mining Company are re-
quired to be surrendered to the Secretary. and
that . corresponding number Of the shares
OF the Albion Consolidated Mining Company be
issued therefor, without expense to the share.
holder. upon the payment Of the pending -.
ostd D. b. CHISHOLM. Secretary.
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BEATTFTc LODGE. NO. =. X. OF p.
MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
lu month, at 7 so O'Clock P. n. st its Castle
Hall, in the1Rickard- Foley building.
Ali Brothe11 Knights, in good standing. are
fraternally nvzted to attend such meetings.
n. DAVENPORT. O. O.
O. q. CApY. K. Of R. and 8.
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HAvE OPENED FINE BATHING Rs-
IL tablishment and Barber Shop In the
above place. They hope, by strict attention to
business. to merit fair share Of the public
patronage.
Eureka. August 81, 1880. u II
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SOCIETIES.

ST. JOHNS CHAPTER. NO. ..
VvHE STATED ooNvooATIoNs OF ST.
Il Johns Chapter, No. 8, B. A. NJ, will be
held at Masonic Hall. on the Saturday next sue
ceeding the pale OF the moon in each month.
All Royal Arch Masons, in good standing. ars
q. JOHNSON. ZIP.
p. ANDERSON. Secretary.