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TELEGRAPH EXTENSION.


The Communication with India - An
ADglO-Indian Company In Opposition
30 the RussO-German ROute-DeeP Sea
Gables Against Overhead Land Lines.
Prom the London Times Augttstl.
Some time ago a short sketch was published of the
project OF the Anglo Indian Company, formed for the
lion between England and the East Il appears that
another scheme with similar purpose, is being pro-
moted by another association, which its directors
in London and Berlin.
The new Company propose to lay cable between
joining which would be overhead line passing
through Russia and Prussia to the Black Sea. Across
The Black Sea new deep sea CABLE two hundred and
eighty miles in length, would be laid between the
Crimea and the Circassan coasts, which would ulti-
along the Persian Gulf to Kurrachee and Bombay. @
With regard TO the cost OF construction, the new
scheme seems TO possess an advantage that
1ected by the promoters Of the Anglo-IndiAn Com
The line through Prussia and Russia would consist
almost exclusively of overhead lines, whereas the
lines TO be constructed by the Anglo Indian Company
Will consist OF deep sea cables. With regard to
of maintenance, however the newer scheme does
not show so favorablyi for that of overhead lines
and breaks them down, would be very conside-
th e regard 70 m the probable ultimate ssmploy
England and Inoia is concerned there appears
reason why both schemes should not be carried
the establishment of both; for not only would the
effect OF Gompetlon stimulate both companies 60 to
but 1t would also tend to keep rates considerably
below What T t1ey Wo9ld @ De LIKELY 70 De under mono
cial point OF view being, In times OF peace, probably
nearly equal there can pc no hesitation in saying that
politically the Anglo-Indian Company has over
whelming advantages.
that country would be useless to u.s. while by means
of the AngloIndian lines we could telegraph TO every
ali s1e 10 Ss ped 20
both schemes shou9 be carried out; for their esta;
peace as well facilitate The carrying of the
merce OF the world.
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The Indian War.

ST. LOUIS, August l7.-An Omaha despatch
says q battle is reported to have occurred near
Plain creek between 500 Sioux and 200 Pawnee
scouts, lasting six hours. The Sioux were routed
with great loss, the scouts being reinforced by
United States troops The report needs con-
firmation.
The Indian Commissioners reached Omaha
Yesterday, and held a secret session, after which
they procee ded up the river.
An encounter took place yesterday at Fort
MIR Edgar, of the Commissary Department
A challenge passed between them, but Colonel
Crane, ComInandant of the post, put them both
In the guard house, and prevented bloodshed.
All the settlers at: Big creek have been driven
awav and their goods confiscated by the mill:
tary, on the ground that they had no united
States licenses.
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EUROPE.
TIE LATEST NEWS By sTEAafEB.
QUEEN VICTORIA.

&OhhN NlOlOhlhs
Her MaJesty's Health Failing, and Neces-
sity OF Quiet and seciusiOn.
FTo'n hc London Lancet, august !.
When, fortnight since we stated that we had good
Rr0nnas for making public the reasons which pre-
vented her Majesty from appearing at evening
crowded assemblies, the abatement was accepted by
ne vast majority Of the press and the public neither
exaggerated nor Incorrect There have. however
oeen some exceptions to this rule.
- These would be scarcely worthy OF notice had not
me writers assumed that they were more or less
GhOrized TO impugn the accuracy of the paragraph
Upon subject of so much delicaoy we spoke with
what we believe TO have been becoming and tustih-
able reserve. Our report In respect sensa-
uonal or overstated. It plain narration of
facts, which, in justice to her Majesty and TO the
source from which obtained II, we felt bound TO
make public. The appearance Of the Queen In public
on recent occasion followed by most distress.
ing attack of sickness and exhaustion, which lasted
for several hours.
The inner life OF the Court is necessarily known TO
but tewi even those in immediate attendance upon
the Queen are not always In position TO arrive at
correct knowledge OF her Majesty's real condition.
The privacy OF the Sovereign should be as msch re-
spected that Of the humbest Of her SUBJECTS There
are occasions, however, on which that privacy may
be held too sacred This is more especially the case
when erroneous reports have gained general ere
dence. Then is right TO be known that her Majesty
with the greatest desire to fulfil all those duties
which appertain TO her dignity or her hospitality, is
occasionally prevented from performing them by
bodily suffering Of character most difficult 70 be
borne.
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Lea bv mon OF aoknowiedged

and their places filled by men Of acknowledged
ability and patriotism,
The President closes by expressing the hope
that the citizens OF Hayti, protiting by the les
sons of the past, and not suffering themselves
ment, will address themselves steadily and
with perseverance, to the work Of regeneratlng
their
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ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON.
Emtries for the auoon,s Gun,

Cowes, August 2-The Queens Cup will be sailed
for by schOoners belonging TO the squadron Tuesday
the 9th inst The following vessels entered:-
Engeria lel tons. J. Mulholland ESQ; Nyauza. 2l4
sons, the Earl of Wilton, the Commodore of the
Club; the Helena 2s3 tons, the Marquis of Conyng-
ham; and Aline. @. ThelussOn, ESQ. This will be an
exciting race, and full description of shall be sent
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n.se nan ne LouisviIIe.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 16.--A great crowd
assembled at Cedar Hill to-day, TO witness
maiden base ball game OF twentycsix OF our
heaviest merchants, physically and financially,
composinR Hercules CLUB. Their wind gave
ont after two and half hours play, on the
sixth inning, The second nine won the match,
scoring 3S agaiustS. General Humphrey Mar
shall, the x-Rebel, who weighs two hundred
nounds acted as umpire,
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crops have suffered extensively in some districts.
Election In Germany.
BERLIN August 1.-THE general election for
members of the new Parliament of North Ger
many takes place on Saturday, August 81.
The American Squadron at CrOnstadt.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 1.-THE United
States men-of-war Franklin, Ticonderoga, and
Frolic, forming the European Squadron, under
command of Admiral Farragut, arrived at CrOn'
stradt, from Stetten, last night. The usual
salutes were fred from the fortifcations in the
harbor, and were answered by the Americans.
Propagation of Parliament.
LONDON, August 1.-THE British Parliament
will be prorogued on Wednesday, August 81.
Troops for Canada.
PoRTsMOUTH, August 1.-THE British man-of-
war Scraps left this port yesterday for Ireland,
whence she will take regiment of national
troops to Quebec.
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DRY GOODS.

Just opened full line Of COTTON GOODS at lower
prices than for years.
Bleached Muslins, 10 and I21s cents,
Good Bleached, H. l6, and ls cents.
Best Blescbed, 20, o. and Is cents.
New York Mills and wamsuttas.
Williamsvllles. Uticas etc.
UnbleRched Muslins, extra good, for 125 cents.
UDbleached usns, best fine goods IS and 90 cents.
Unoleached Muslins, heavy, Is and 20 cents.
WIDE SMEETINGs.
lo4 Unleached sheetings. 5Ocents All the widths by
the piece yard
s-s and 81 sheetngs from % TO 20 cents
Pillow Castings, low down prices.
TICKINGs.
Best so cent Tickings in town.
Tickings at So 81, 81 and 25 cents.
FLANNRLs.
Hard-wide All-woOl Flannels g. cents.
"a Ballsrdvale Flanntls all grades, low.
7S Bailardvale Elannels, all grades, low.
Low priced FlAnnes, fine stock.
PRINTS.
l25s cents for full MAdder Caliooes,
is cente for Prints recently at 20.
ls cents for best new styles Calicoea
BLACK ALPACAa.
Fresh lot of those good 6 Alpacas. II 2stuthip
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
By Atlantic Cuble
The Rain storms StIII Prevailing.


LONDON, August 1.-THE rain storms still con
tinue through the country, and it is thought the
crops have suffered extensively in some districts
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A "Distinguished Stranger
The sun
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VINEYARDS-Los Angeles, California, and Pas
SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE, -Four Years Old.
This Justly celebrated native Wine is made from
the Juice of the Oporto Grape raised In this country
Its Invaluable Tonic and Strengthening Properties
are unsurpassed by other native Wine Being the
own persons supeTvison It's purity and genuineness
are Guaranteed. The youngest child may partake OF
its generous qualities, and The weakest Invalid may
use t TO advantage Iti particularly beneficial to the
aged and deba ated, and suited to the various all
ments that afhct the weaker sex. II Is In every
respect A WINE TO BE RELIED ON. ror,,,soD,
Samples 70 be had free at the store Of JOHNSON
HOLLOWAY g. CO., No. % North SIXTH Street
DYOTT q CO., No. 232 North SECOND street.
InValids Use Speer's Port Grape Winei Females Use
Speer's Port Grape Wine; Weakly Persons Find
Benefit by Its Use; Speer's Wines In Hospitals are
Preferred to other Wines, .,v,,,v,v,
Principal Office, - r A. SSiFIES SSFEEsIS W
Sold nv Drnggists % tuthslm8p
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF OARPETINGs ETC.
On Friday Morning,
August 2S az i o'clock, will be sold, by catalogue,
Venetian, list, hemp, cottage and rag carpetiugs,
which may be examined early on the moInne OF
sale. rs I75t
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RucTIoN SALES.

M % L L An D ~ co
LfI Successors 10 Philip Ford a (yo)
AUCT1ONEEBs No. s6 MARKET atreet
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I Nj. GUMMEY q SONS. AUCTIoNEERS
u No. 5Os WALNUT Street

Hold Regular sales OF .#.
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND BRCORITIf9 AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHA NC ~
HAndbills of each property issued separately. fI
OO catalogues published and circulated tgiufna
null descriptions Of property be sold as also paf-
sl list Of property contained In Real Estate Reg
ter, and offered at private sale =.
sales advertised daily In all the daily newspaperl
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The Communication with India - An
ADglO-Indian Company IN Opposition
90 the Russo German ROute-Deep Sea
Gables Against Overhead Land Lines.
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DRY GOODS.
COTTON GOOD s.

We have now open for examination one Of
the largest stocks Of
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SALE OF 400 CASES BOOTS. SHOES RRc
CANS, ETC.

JoHN B. MYERS 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs
81 Nos. 2s2 and 284 MARX ET Street.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.
% cases fine palm fans, round handles.
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SHEETING And SHIRTING NUSLTNS
IN THE CITY,
And will sell them by the piece at the loves
wholesale prices

case yard-wide shirtings, l216 cents.
case fine shirting Muslins, 16 cents.
case extra heavy Shirtings, Is cents.
case very fine shirting, 20 cents.
cases best Shirting Muslin, Is cents.
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August 20, at 10 O'clock. win be sold, by catalogue
on four months credit, about 1000 packages boots
shoes, brogans, etc. of first class city and Eastern
manufacture. Open for examination, with cata
loRues, early on morning OF sale. I8H5t
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The sun !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-11
Alias Summons,

cTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF LYON.
y In Justices Court. Dayton Precinct. The
State of Nevada 10 A. Bursell, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear beforemo
at my Office. In Dayton, Lyon County. Nevada,
on the 2sth day Of June, A. D. 1867, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, Of that day, to answer unto the complaint
of. II. Stith, who sues TO recover Of you tho
sum Of two hundred $4,000 dollars. upon an ex-
press contract for the direct payment Of money
for wood. sold and delivered by plaintiff TO you,
at your special instance and request. in the
months Of September, October and November.
1856. az more fully appears by complaint, on flo
In my office. when Judgment will be taksn against
you for said smounA together with costs II you
fall to appear and answer,
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said Coun.
~, greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand this 23d day Of May, a. D.
1867.
T. II. LAVERTY,
Justice of the Peace Of said Precinct.
~. s. Revenue Stamp so conts.I
1Ney. Revenue Stamp 50 cents. my24.lm
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Assessors Advertisement a!
q. s.INTRRNAL REVENUE.

fNHIRD DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
i District Of the State Of Nevada, comprising
the county Of Storey.-Notlee Is hereby given
that the valuations, assessments and enumerations
Of subjects liable to duty under the Internal
Revenue Laws OF the United States, made and
taken by =. b. Smith and J. @. Swain, Assistant
Assessors for said District, and returned to me In
the annual list for 1867; will remain open for the
examination Of all persons concerned, for the
space Of TEN DAYS from the date hereof, at
the Office Of the Assistant Assessors Of said Divi.
sion, In the city Of Virginia. No. l6 north B street.
and Town Of Gold Hill, between the hours offs
o'clock A. u. and 4 p. NJ, each day, and that after
the expiration OF said ten days. TO wit: On
the 18th day Of June, 1867. at my Office In
Carson City. NevadH ] will receive and deter.
mine all appeals relative to erroneous or excessive
valuations, assessments or enumerations made
and taken by said Assistant AssessorS. All ap.
peals to the Assessor. ~ aforesaid, must be made
In writing, and specify the particular cause, mat.
ter or thing respecting which q decision Is re.
uuested; and shall moreover state the ground or
principle Of error complained Of.
WARREN WATSON.
United States Assessor.
Dated At Gold Hill, June /, 1867. Jel.tf
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AFFLICTED!
SUFFER NO E!

WHEN BY THE USE OF DE-. JoINyILLE's
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The astonisains success which has attended this
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Young Men. be humougged no more by "Quack
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E.thero OF the aoove-mentioned articles will DC sent
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mail or express, on receipt OF price. Address all or
BERGER, SHUTS s CO. Chemists,
- ~ ~ TTnE
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summOnR.

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STO.
u REY. In Justice Court, Gold Hill Township,
No. 3, before W. N. Hall. Justice Of the Peace.
T.. C. Cook, plaintiff. vs. james Gallup, de.
PENDANT. .....
The State Of Nevada sends to James Gallup.
greeting: You are hereby summoned TO appear
before me, Justice OF the Peace In and for Gold
Hill township No. 3. County and State Aforesaid,
At my ONCE In Gold Hill. on the Goth day Of juno,
A. D. 1867, at 10 o'clock A. n. Of that day, to An.
swer the complaint Of T.. O. Cook wherein he
claims 70 recover the sum Of ol69 s0l0o dollars,
principal, and interest. on your certain promis-
sorry note. made In favor Of VIM. 8. Burns & Co.,
or order, February "a, 1885, for t1i+, bearing In.
ter 1t at Q per cent. per month from date. And
you are hereby notified that II you fall TO appear
and answer the complaint a. Aforesaid. Juds.
ment will be taken against you for the sum Of
el8s 30 and costs Of suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county.
greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand, this 10Th day Of Nay.
A. Z. 1867. W. N. HALL,
Justice Of the Peace, Gold Hill Township, No. ,.
internal Revenue stamp, any eentil
Estate stamp. hfty esnts.l myl6.td
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FOR USE.

Charge the reservoir with the prepared auid, or
with BenzIne, from half TO three-fourths full; ai.
low a portion to run through into the cup, tAen
turn of de tap, and ignite the fuid which Will
heat the burner sufhciently to generate the gas,
which will DO seen issuing frsm the top. the TAP
must now be turned on, and Q steady Light WILD
maintained till the whole Of the contents OF the
reservoir Is consumed. o..
A small needle bent At the point and fixed IN q
holder, may be occasion ally required 10 clear the
minute hole through which the gas Issues, and
the regulating screw al tbe bottom turned alittle
back-but care must be taken not to force the
screw too high, and Ii should Htrer be Hsed 10 eI:
tinguish the Lightly turning the tap OF, IL Will
gradually go out. "
When necessary to renew the cotton which Is
placed In the lower pipe 10 prevent the too rapid
dow Of the fluid, the Lamp should be placed In Q
Vice and the burner screwed of. The burnt cot
ton must then be entirely withdrawn. and afresh
piece ofs,out cotton rag, one in"h wide and four
or 1--WE inches long, should be doubled over .
piece Of wire, and Inserted into the pipe-the
ends cut short of, the burner again screwed on
with 4 little white lead, and tho Lamp Is resdy
for use.
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Whiskers and Moustaches

EoRCEp TO GROW UPON II SMO0rHESr
IL face In from three 10 dive weeks BY using DIX.
SEvIGNES REsTAURATEUR CAPlLLAlRE,
the most wonderful discovery In modern science.
acting upon the Beard and Hair In an almost mirac-
uiouS manner. IL has been used BY the elite o
Paris and London with the most dattering success
Names OF all purchasers will be registered. and II
enl!re SatlStAction Is not given IN every instance.
the money win be cheeriuuy refunded. Price BY
mail. sealed and postpaid. 81. Descriptive circulars
and Testimonials mailed free. Address BERGER
SHUTS & co, Chemists, No. IS River street,
Troy. v. Y. Sole agents for the United states.
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KNOW THY

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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEE
Self Generating Portable
raaq GAS2LAMP.

VHIs EXTRAORDINARY LAMP PRO.
i duces It's " gas by the appreciation Of
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RxCELsIOR. EXCELsIOR:
CASTELLAR'S
HAIR

vU THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS lNvAL-
J. liable depilatory recommends itself A. being an
almost indispensable article 70 female beauty, Is
easily applied, does not burn or inJure the skin, but
acts directly on the roots. Il l. warranted 10 re-
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any part OF the body. completely, totally anu radk-
cAlly extirpating the same. leaving the skin son,
smooth and natural. This IA the only article used
By the French, and Is the only real etiectual depua-
tory In existence. Price IS cents per package. sent
postpaid, 10 any address, on receipt OF an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS s ~. Chemist.
.nsly IS River St. Troy, y, Y.
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rA gEApNy STREET.
OlO o., Commrrcial San
issI -Hlm
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ana S.ntnsI nIs.a.s. .pch a. @R-
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SounVunTtHes, S i've ~
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no Srtn n,.s,,.s ~ y.sya
sn5innl "a &c., IsssyEhN
"aa.s.;nfm ,,sa,sd <V9{H9<
SDcTny SsRpoN -. b.SNSSA2E42S
annonnc,, that bs has returned 10
RI So 60 sn .h.snc. nj ans wear, during
whS.h IN. hs Ia. xi.,,.d All th. principal hospi.
al. 81 En,ana" .mong them thos, OF Dublin.
London and Paris The following celebrated
ho.pitals of London are among those visited by
the Doctor: GUYS, High street, Borough ST.
bartholomew smithfeld ST, Luke's, Old street;
81, Mary's, Camb, Place, Pad; Lock, Harrow
road. Ijniysrsity' Cover street; Westminster,
pr"sd Ssns,rs-y. CHARMS Cross AGAR street
..~l -, yyhT,ach. road. Roval Eraa
60 ~ "a. YIrs's Cattass portncal xtyt
D6CToR GIRRoN has also Visited Doctors
1trnInsh.D -
1anS. md R;cord ~ payis. who are eon.ider.d
,ha -, rhnsSc,an. and snroaons In ,be world
ana Who's sn,hor,,v 4, acLuovlrdged 10 be the
b,gh.st In the treatment ol equal Diseases,
DOCTOR GIBRON has, obtained from them
nj. -. 20. =, ,,.a,ns,, whIrh ranno, bs
y "a "
np%cTSp ctppoN hss .norab u.;,h.- ,,,r.
IN .est,Oc m, nav r.m.diss and bas
returned With new faeii'iesfor'ne a''eS'"'''n OF
human S"'s ias;h,. ni..,.
uu, - ,Sansand. 81 nsrsonS hath wo,.
I" MAns Sss. $50 49, - y