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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-13
No apology seems requisite for ~
frrIng to the public an advertisement
of this kind, for Il Is universally &c.

fering to the public an advertisement
Of this kind, for II Is universally &c.
knowledg-d that the treatment Of
these particular diseases constitutes n branch Of
medicine which has never been snnlcirntIy
cultivated, In consequence Of the Mstidions'
ness of the profession. who have abandoned Theses
speclalIties to the care Of unqualified prac-
titioners. There exists here no power TO re-.
press the impudence and cffrontery Of men who
are totally incompetent TO perform the duties
Of their so.called medical practice, thereby In
ficting miseriss TO a degree unparalleled In any
other class Of human disorders. The only way
to remedy this evil IL to call the attention OF the
public to u well Informed member Of the
medical profession, legally qunllaed.
and who devotes his exclusive attention TO dis.
eases arising from the undue excitement Of the
gcnerative organs. together with those incidental
stages Of acute disorder which, when neglected.
terminate In the horribly wasting form Of con.
StItutIonal disorganiZatlon. Doctor PrrrRult
has paid the most anxious md uutiPinK
attention, for the last eight years. TO a special
branch Of study, and his mode Of practice, sug.
gestcd and improved by experience, and expert
mcnts made through tho medium Of the micro.
scope. enables him to detect the presence Of semen
In the urine. We wish TO impress those who
have failed of relief elsewhere, that they may de-.
rive benefit from examination Of the urino In
cascs of Seminal Emissions and Impotency, as
we'll ms In cases OF Gravel, Diseases Of the BlSd.
der and Kidneys. md we can ut once ascertain
tho cause Of the patients complaint. 10 a. to pre-.
pare tho proper remedies for each particular dis
order, and according TO each case.
Patients suffering from Venereal Diseases In
any stage Pains In the Bones, Rheumatism. or
from tho effects Of Mercurial poisoning. who can
visit Ms personally. will receive, In addition to
our usual treatment, Medieated Vapor
Baths, without further charges. This Bath has
nearly superseded all oth,r treatment In Europe.
Reference will be given 10 several who have
been cured by this treatment, after having fail-i
with others. .
Persons Of both sexes who have impaired their
health and destroyed the vigor Of their minds by
their own misconduct, and thus deprived them
selves Of the pleasures Of life, are notified that
on consulting DR.. PERRAULT, they will find
q friend and a Physician who has cured many liz
every part Of the State, who applied broken
DOWN IN neai'h' pu' !" n'" f9'NiNS
-, I. It,, . ,,r, n IN.
can 70 gwen acquired ""
State, from parties who know OF cases cured oy
DR.. PERRAULT, after In vain trying several
rbvs,c,.ns
uIs Diplomas are In his Office, where all persons
can scc for themselves that they are under tbs
o,ro of n rzvuInrly qualified practitioner. We
~ -. 49,, .,t.., rsm.dI., and ,uch
nave Ine In'es' ~ !. oh,.;rsd n, no other ofsce
mode ofcure rs can ". !, S~.s a., S,rIc.
ofthik coast, In Sypnlls, Ionolrnes, uiec''FNN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-13
Alpha Gold Hin Mining Compn.

ny-Locatlon, Gold HIl. Storey county, Nova:
da.-Noticc IL hereby given, that at u meeting OF
the Board Of Trustees of said company, held on
The 18th day Of December, A. D.. 1855, an assess
mcnt Of Fifty Dollars $3.50 per share was levied
on each and every share Of the capital stock OF
said company, payable Immediately In gold coin
OF the United States to the Secretary, at the office
Of the company. at Gold I'LL. or to w. c. Raj
ston, cashier Of the Bank of California, at san
Francisco, who Ia appointed agent Of the compa.
ny for that purpose. An
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of january, 4.
1866, will be advertised ~ delinquent, and unless
paid, will be sold OH Saturday, the l7th dry oil
February, 4. u. lsd6, 10 pay saiu ashnIuent as.
SesSmeni, together with the cost Of advertising
and expenses of sale. BY order OF the Board Of
Trustees.
del9 I'd THEODORE A. HALE. Scc'y.
IS y Rullptin rODy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-13
,u.tronr GELD and silver Mining

Armstrong Geld and silver Mining
Company, SIgel District - A meeting Of the
sbareholders Of the above named Company will
be held at tho trpok.houls Of Liberty Hose Com.
pany No. I, In Gold Hill. on WEDNESDAY,
January 10th, at o'clock P. NJ.
= W. H.H. LEE. President.
G, w. HUMPHREYS, Sec'y. .
Gold Hill, january 8. 1855. jag II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-13

And in accordance with law and an order o. The
xsmber. ls65. no many shares Of each parcel OF said
stocE as may be necessary, will DO sold At public
auction on MONDAY. tho 18th day Of January.
ss1d'dsy i'm mont Of tho once OF the company, Main
sircet. Gold Hi, 10 pay said delinquent assessments
thereon, togcther with all accruing costs OF adver-
tls asS,s and s1pe'Se'%%M . II. WATSON. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-13
pBL1NoUBNT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Yellow JACKIE, silver Mining Company

Location OF works, Gold HIN District, Storey county,
State Of EevadA.-Notice il hereby given, that there
are delinquent upon the following described Stock,
on account OF assessment No. 7, levied on the ltth
day OF November, 1855. tho several amounts set op-
posIte the names Of the respective Shareholders as
fnllnAra.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-13
Jowett Gold and silver HininK

Company, Gold Hill District, Storey county, Ne
vada-Notlce Is hereby given, that at q meeting
of the Board of Trustees Of said Company, held
on tho ith day Of December. 1866. an assessment
Of one dollar SD per share was levied upon the
nsscssabls capital stock Of said company. payable
Immediately in United States gold and silver coin
to the Secretary. Any stock upon which said
nssessment shall remnin unpaid on Saturday, tho
9th day Of January, 1895, will DO advertised on
that day az delinquent, md unless payment shall
be made before, will DO sold on Saturday, the Goth
day Of january, 1866, to pay tho delinquent m
scsment together with costs Of advertising md
expenses Of sale. BY order Of the Board Of Trus.
tees. G. NJ. BURNHAM, Sec'y pro tenn,
dec Office 500 Clay street, San francisco
RgNOyAL.-The onicc Of the Jewett Gold and sH-
yer Mining Company Is removed from OY Clay
street, to 40 Jackson street, Cup stalrsl...
~ a. NJ, BORNHAM, Sec'y.
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AIhnmhrn nininR Comply, Dcy.

AIhnmbrn Mining Company, Dow
A., Gate District, Nevada Notice IL hereby
given, that all claims against tho above named
company, must bs presented In duplicate nj the
ONCE OF tho undersigned, on or before the 18th
6Iy OF February next, or they cannot be allowed.
- = GIsU JOHN o. sTRAUCH, Sec'y,
1naa l..1 JOHN SIS and Git Sansome street
jala N n lLagu.ap Ban Ffaneiseo, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-13
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

Kossuth Gold md Silver. Mining Com.
pany-Location Devils Gate Mining District, Lyon
county, Nevada-Notice Is hereby given, that all
delinquents upon the following described stock, on
account OF assessment OF one dollar for each and ev.
cry share OF the capital stock OF said company. levled
March I'd, A, D. 1865, and upon all back assessments
TO date, set opposite to tho respective shareholders,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-13

-So,ice.-Thc-c Rre delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account Of assessment
levied on the 4th day OF December, 4. J.. ls65, ihr
several amounts set opposite the names Of TIN
rrHnectlYr shRrCholders. ~ fOllOws
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ImperiaI Consolidated Mining

Compahy.-Noticc IL hereby given. that there
will be a meeting Of the stockholders In the above
named company, ut their Office In Gold Hlii. on
WEDNESDAY, the cath day Of january. ieeo,
between the hours Of | and 4 o'clock =. "; Ir
the purpose OF discussing the proprieiy OF disih'
cooperating the company. by request OF sroSn
holders, and an order from the Board O IIuS'
tees. g.. W. PEAoE' oSoy
Gold Hill, January 10 1866. Jaio'"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-13

cERr1ricATE OF DEPOSIT. No. 5.sss,
A hsued from the ofics! OF Wells. Fargo & Co.,
IN Gold HIN, dated November 24th. 1855. and
drawn u fayor. Of Mr.. Larnere, for ninety.ivo
dollars. The finder VIII please leave the certlh
stopped. JGal0t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-13

Notiee-There will be held. ON the
18Th day Of January, 1868. the Ssml ANNUAL
Meeting Of the Mechanics Mill and Mining Com
pany, In Gold Hill. A full attendance Is re-
auested, % business OF Importance will be trans
acted Secy.
Gold Hill. Jan. 7, 1865. JAP I'd
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
COUNTY TAXlLIST-CONTINUED.

SNNUvHs0NNy ~ n ~ uI- sN<NNyUTWNyVraD
Niehtsr, N, soutn @'o iec' OF LOT 10, ~,
block 9. range g ...........--..tax rs
del W
overmen Hold anu ShSer Mining 20, lot
-. block 4. range E.............tax l3 =.
del ! 20
Overman Gold and Silver Mining Co, lot
Is, block l, range L.-.-..........tax 10 =.
del l 30
Dram J, north half Of lot 7, block ., Mitch.
ell & Lameraux ac,.............ta 2A
del 81
Phillips, Mrs J w, lot G, block /, range
q GO
.ls . del = &c
Phillips Mrs J w, north Sno5 feet Of south go
fee, of 10, 5, block /, range J tax } IS
del 81
pharrer A. 20 IN In, q block o range
tax 70 -.
del 7 80
Proctor. Daniel. north 81 feet of lot &.
hIn.L / ranoan INV "a n
" lei "a
p,,, ,,,, no.sn ~r 10 n
III I OK
RYAN. T. ]. 10, 10, block o range p...tnx G5..
del 6 50
p,,h.rf,rJ In, IN h,ocL . r,po. n tiny AZ ~
del 4S
Robrrts i j. south so feet of lot a.. block
q r,rve N tar 10 20
del SS
Rehiscr. II. south o. feet Of lot @ block
r"n,, p. ,iso snn,b Ok fc.t of Iot
hIosS . ranSsc tax 56s
del 81
na,h. WI ,, ,r1;y;5a1 oray,,,r,h
fn0n IM, IN n xS Sa " sI SnoMu NJ ,Ss Come,
Mn tar 100 10
"' del 10 OF
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Sw'e cG m % 81 ' ,h,p soSpanp %SoIs,i"r
yrorts buiIdinvs ate tnS 10 75
"'N del. / g.
Svlyest.r. ID 4. LOT T.. block :. rnngeC tax 100 -.
del 10 -.
S,,h,rland George. n LOT 20 nv 100 feet.
m FloNerv Sounded west nv Mckay
nrd sa', hy Rronhw tay 75
L.I ~
., 7 o,,Is n &, 9 N,rtpo "a In, 10 hIoct
~ = usnS. r "S w. wv - ,aS 100 n
,.i no o.
S,,;,h I. ,mprov.msr,. ou DiviJ- uI.o
'"'i timber and lumber. occupi.d a. I"
lumber ward tax IL
drl / 10
Smith. Henry. west IL feet of lot "a. block
/ rang. q - -tay az
del q
Sb.a II south o. fee, of LOT Z block
' ,r &, OK
III 10
Schiller & : >I,;rc "a In, IA hIo.ti
rsnr ~" "a, 60
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S.nu,.,n 10 ,u,,,z r. "
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-13

Notice.-At q Meeting OF the Board
OF Trustees of the CaliforniA Consolidated Mill
and Mining Company. IN assessment OF one dol.
lar was levied on each and every share Of the
capital stock Of said company, payable immedi.
ately to the Secretary in gold coin.
s. D.. CONNELI.. Sec'Y.s
Gold Hill. Jan. 5. 1866. .r Ja9 IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-13

T.. S.-A discount Mt tho rate OF two per cent
per month will be allowed on all payments made
on the above assessment before the day OF Sale.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
X. WEGENER, Secretary.
Fan Frunci-co, December ~, 1865. de2l IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-13

TWO SUITS OF FRONT ROOMS, -
J. nicely furnished, WILDE rented very low :.i6
10 a good tenant also, i've or six rooms 1s's'
suitable;for fsmlHes Inquire ut the dre.proof
brick building, No. l5s South o street, Virginia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-13
TO INVALIDS

WHOSE suFFEHISas HAVE
been protracted nom hidden causes
and mal.trcatment, and who require
prompt relief to render exist.
ence desirable.
DIR. j. PIE
Graduate Of thr University
of Queens College, begs to In.
form his patients. and others seeking
medical advice, that he may be con.
suited personally or by letter In all
cases Of Nervous md Physical
Debility, and the various disorders
arising from s~edcn,ary habits. excess,
accident or climate, from9 4. ~. TO IL
NJ. and from Q to 8 p. ~, at his Office,
Armory Building. northeast corner
Montgomery and Sacramento sIs.,
Rooms Nos 9, 10 and IL. first floor
upstairs. Entrance on either Mont.
gomcry or Sacramento streets.
No apology seems requisite for Of
frring to the public an advertisement
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-13
Marine, Fire and Lifo Insurance.
ERNEST A. ERLANDSON,
Commercial and Insurance Broker,
OFFICE-ll lie William street (up stairs). be-
tween Fulton and John SITS. n. Y. City.

fE-Any person wishing to be informed in re-
gard TO tho stnte Of the Market, will please in
closea stamped envelope, addressed to himself.
then tho desired information will DO sent by TO.
turn mail. Please address.
ERNEST A. ERLANDSOS,
Commission Merchant,
ocn I'm ll6 William st., New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26

slowly toward the Whites goal and beyond II Gathering
round their goal Whites did their utmost TO prevent the BAN
going through IT. but after desperate tusse II was sent
ongi giving the game the abOrgines FOURTH game Tor
the Indians aud the match asothey having won the three
frt games With few yelps OF triumph e yJung
prepared 10 return 10 Cnughnawaga while tier aen odYer'
Series gathering in groups talked over the CAUSES 0 tne ue
feat aud the crowd began slowly to dispense
1HE PLAY .
IN 10th sides was rood hu II was plain TINT the INDIANS
PLAYED better together They took post IN saeh way that
when the ball touched the ground there were generay Two OF
the de 10 receive and IL was oen The case that one White
was IN i, way opposed by two Reds Hehse the result
which does not however deract from the good name OF the
white players i. u, A.. 1yio,o,o t,,so, 49,
some OF the Whites members OF the victoria ZINES ana
Of course make very active rGemen The clubs OF Montreal
form sort of depot or nursery for the rhe DatIos OF the
CITY and feed them with recruits In this ana olhr respects
M clubs are of good service Canada They are d from the
Scholastic high schools particularly
THE EXCITEMENT
at some points OF the match amusing put went 90 r
that men in the crowd called out to the white players 10
Their adyesa.es when the laer tssed win ne LOT the
posseon OF the ball This contrary TO fair play but for
iunaey there was fight during the match tholEh many
Shoves and some falls. o,.L. -
II is ont OF the writer's power to give The names OF the Young
Reds who distinguished themselves in the mntoh the ir0qos
language Ike Of the Sioux and Grow Indians beng com
posed OF nterminabe words Of most uneuphOo souhu e
photography of which it would be hopeless to attempt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26

bale Whore the ground is rolling one will notice that
the planter has the urroTs around the mn 70 prevent
wasting we can only touch this subject of wasting,
but IS one as alarming 10 many portions Of the South
Is approaching bankruptcy TO individuals. So
There is bright future prospect except in speedy
seedinr.down 10 clover But what shall We say The
peope of counties never clover There ROMANS
considerable land known as upland bottoms covered
with timber on which prime cotton will grow, and the
labor 20 drain them is not great. These speedily will he
brought into civilizations after that comes the judg-
ment The nation needs more light on this subject II
the geuural Buresu could rise high enough aud take
views broad enough 1t could become blessing TO our
people. ...t... .'E - ... -..
WHAT 1T COSTS TO RAISE COTTON.
There is no subject on which So many loose statements
are made as on agriculture. Last Winter, Thaddeus
Stevens in Congress stated that cotton be raised at
from one to two cents per pound. statement more ab-
surd never fell from mortal lips. IL is doubtful Wnether
the crop Of this year can be picked for mill less than
centand.a-hali pound Ordinary hands will not PICK
than hundred pounds day i, IS true that when
cotton five feet high, where boil will make handiul
and where the picker grab 10 any direction without
missing be may gather three or four hundred pounds
day, but this viii be on strife or for extra reward, ana ~
will be Of one IN ten thousand. We hear OF secons
this year whore planters are paying their hands nan
cent pound extra for all 100 pounds linen there s
the item of ginning and baoing which, before the war;
cost about $40 BALE or two cents pound ana now more
If M Stevens should pick cotton one day IN common
field with sack tied to his waist and If he should eet
into cotton press to tramp preparatory 70 pressing OF
he should have the paving Of the bills he would be much
better prepared 20 make speech on The cost OF growing
cotton. II is true that planters made MONEY " luine
cotton al from $50 TO $50 bale but thst was Vheh the
paid for the hardest part Of the work with baeksnake
whips Now that they have 20 pay II deieh currency
IL impossible that cotton can be grown az old prices
Cotton al 10 or - cents pound means labor for nothing
The sooner people understand tins the peter 49,.
JuF TgBUEF will take broad grounds The true inter-
est OF every section Of county is dear TO ITS hear
From these statements Northern farmers should learn that
they must depend upon themselves for part OF
their ing They must raise fax and WOOL aud pro-
vdod improved spnners and looms which save immense
labor and make cloth home. half an acre OF baX me
wool of 10 Is sheep worked up every other year WIN
give cloth which will gladden. their family and even their
grand children. We have never seen wife have such
bright eyes such rosy, beautiful cheeks as when she UNI
rolled piece of flannel before her husband and her chill
dren Ii one will look closely at this cloth aud with
view to estimate its value he viii fancy that many Of the
threads are Of pure gold.
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NOVEL SPORTING.
dxAED MATCH OF LACROSSE AT MoSTRfAL1TwELvR
IRooUoIs INDIANS AGAINST Twelve WHITES
THB REDS CARRY OFF TUB PALM, gTc.

dxAsD MATCH OF LACROSSE AT MoNTRfAL4TwELvR
IRooUoIs INDIANS AGAINST Twelve WHITES
THB REDS CARRY OFF TUB PALM, BIC. .
MO11rr.L C. l., Monday o., Is. 1893.
Sipcs the founding OF Montreal by the French the
city has resort Of Indians with spare time their
hands and less spare money In thor pockets both Of which they
wish 10 dlsspate pass Often parties Of young menomer
H braveS-oomO into the city to play friendly match Of La
crosse called from the shape Of the with which the
game psyed being curved at end Ike the stock n
French Ia nosl Of rife and neted They met by the
young French Canadians Now they are mot By tho English
speaking Canadians In malch aud this occasion always
proved aud docs now prove source OF amusement " e ps9
On ssu1dss Bapt,te the chief Of tho vias. of cGnshns
wssa lea into Gs o. ms ySSSs men 10 PAX ns Ss
gathered TO wltnes. the match Ths ground chosen for ny
trial Of activity and sddres The Cricket ground on Cahe
rine large and level d'd well adapted tO' match at
Xt2 D. NJ the players were called to N. scratch ana the
Reds showed themselves In their nnery namely red caps soms
Of them adorned with feathers short red blue drawers
shirts according to fancy OF the weae and moocns or bos
Opposed 70 them yOahs whites. dressed whit. fan
ne shirts white flannel caps and gray drawers The party
was oTw Of light active yogng fellows from the 'g1 " ~
WV" FEt =" FIRST GAME 90 's"f
Tie two sides belqg posted In line along the middle OF the
field the chie confronted each other in tho ssl snd
c whit; SAs sdEHs :hi ,TS SS ssr.T S ks
play put through IL First game for the Indians.
SECOND qAAB,
Asep the ball thrown and again active strife for
took place Playing well into each others hands the Reds
soon got ball up 10 their adyeares GOAL and after Wig
opposition there put 1t though Sa0ad game for tue
'HS'AD" @s'@r THIRD oAMs. &. : = NJ
The chances for the Whites looked poor The match
was hroe first games out OF hyo two had already been
taken BY the Reds II necessary n only 20 poong the
match that tho white, should win the third game and they
went about IL with that impression The ball was thrown and
ives kept the field for time then slowly went up toward
the Indians goal where tuse place ending In
the ball tong through the goaon which shout raised
by the people who showed great sympathy their color
Third game Or the Whites.
FOURTH CANT.
Both sides took Tao field eagerly hi, game and hard
cOnsst was looked for OF went the ball which
b4s9 bT W Es4a tld ~ 2aa AGog Cen han Pgl y veg,
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IYFAYTICIDR.
On "Wednesday mig
m Wednesdav evenino Lucinda EdgewOrth. 4
NEWJERSEY NEWS.

HUDSON COUNTY Court OF OYER AND TERMIYgR.--
In tie Hudson County Court yesterday before Judge Bede
Otto Caman. Mary Cunan his wife, and Louis Helm alias
Butcher tried indictment for ASSEMBLING hnd robbng
Frank Vincent the highway at Fast Newark the even
the evidence appears that on the evening In question Cuman
when they passed Vincent snd some words were exchanged in
reference 70 dog Mrs Cuman got out OF the wagon and
going up TO Vincent seized him by the and him IN
the stomach Vincent as saeged drew pistol (Which was
not loaded when Cuman and Helm and punished him
severely Vincent swears that during tho fight Cuman stole
when they In and rendered verdict OF assault only Tie
In The Court OF sessions before Judges ch.mber. and
BOhnsted Julis Ann Daey indicted for stealing diamond
p SSsG9s aS Ss' 1a
the mercy OF the Court ohn Kelly was convicted Of larceny
for stealing piece Of cloth from tho store of Sryker
Co OF No. 90 Montgomoyst, Jersey City John oDay and
Hugh Tuesde indicted for stealing cotton at the time Of the
persons against whom indictments 4sye been found
sTs.s wS and r ssy And nS % U S' &
indicted s LOT larceny eassa his i0reF plea aaS pleaded
su's' sss~~ -.- ~ - ~
AcciDEyT AT THE RAILROAD CROSSING. -Betweeo
fsaa 9Shek ~ Wednesday evening shack belonging to Mr.
Crane o. HObokeh when neA across the Eric Railroad at
SEsey CITY was srTCs By passing o train ain 5 and
bu! the three men seated inside escaped injury. -,
PoLITToAL.-Augustus o. Evans, editor and pro-
prlstOt of The H,O C6a pnorai has been unanimously
nominated the Democratic candidate for Ae9y nom tns
Fourth District comprising the City Of Hoboken and we-w
ken Hosea r. Clark has received the Democratic nomination
for tho Second District Third and Sixth Wards OF Jersey City
TRIAL AND AcoCITTAL OF SIMoySOS FOR MURDER
The a Of Deputy Sheriff John w smOnson for the murder
by shooting OF the FISHERMAN Asa Dixon at Newark Bay
the 9th Of August last concluded before Judge Hanes in
the Unon County Court at Elizabeth yesterday afternoon The
charge Of Judge Hanes strong against the prisoner The
being a. minutes In with verdict OF not
guilty. AZ tho request Of Mr Smonson who heard that vio
enco might DO offered him by tho friends OF deceased
9,QeEisy y he i4ls2a4 t92i u Pli WAY k2A9