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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-31
NO. AZ.

An Ordinance TO Provide o tho levy
mud Collection OF nj annual tag ON
Dogs, passed Sept. Id, A. d. 1907.
1NHE BOARD OF TUSTEEs OFTHE TOWN
i ofGold Hill, do ordain rs follows:
SEcTIoSl. Evory person or persons owning
any dog or dogs, whether male or female, shall
take out and pay a license or tax for keeping
the same and each ono thereof, Ave dollars per
annum: aud on paw ment thereof, such person or
persons shall be entitled to have and receive
from tho Town Marshal q tagmade fsome met.
al which shall have marked thereon the year ior
which tho tax has been paid, and the numoerot
the dog 30 licensed. and said tag shall DO worn
by the dog. A public pound Is hereby author.
iied and the same IL established for thu purposes
hereinafter named. Il shall be the duty OF the
Marshal and all police officers to take up every
dog, male or female, found running or being or
existing In tho Town Of Gold Hill, without a col
lar, with q tag thereto attached around nsneck.
having thereon its number, mud the year M re-
quired In this section. and impound the same:
aud II the said dog or dogsso taken or impound-
ed be claimed by any person or persons sueh
person or persons claiming the same. shall. II the
Marshal believe him to be the rlght!ul owner OF
the dog or dogs so claimed. be entitled TO have
the same. upon paying to the Marshal the sum
OF ono dollar for each dog; and tho expense OF
keeping such dog or dogs at the rate OF 30 cents
per day or fractional part thereof; and II ruch
dog or dogs 20 inpounded as aforesaid be not
claimed. and taken away, or costs ana Expenses
paid IN aforesaid within three days after nrst
being lmpounded, thsn such dog or dogs shall DO
taken out by the Marshal or under his orders,
and killed
Bee. 2. Ifany person or persons shall wilfully
obstruet,o oppose, interfere or prevent any ota'
Ger In the discharge ofhis duties ~ required oy
the provisions Of this Ordinance, or shall assist
any dog or dogs In making an escape from the
officer or from the pound, or In any way in)ure
or make the pound Insecure, such person or per
sons upon conviction before n JuStice Of the
Peace of the Town fGold Hill. shall be fined In
any sum not less than thirty dollars and not
more than Ave hundred dollars. and if such fine
be not paid, shall be Imprisoned In the Town
Jai! at thorato ofone day for every two dollars
| ofsad fne.
SIC. }. Section S Of Ordinances No. Il. passed
the 9Th day Of March A. D. 1864. by tho Board Of
Trustees ofthe Town OF Gold I'm. and all 0rdl
naneeso or parts OF Ordinances. Resolutions o,
Bylaws or parts thereof In conflict herewith
are herewith repealed.
JOHN J. HAYES, President.
II. G. MANNING. Clerk.
Gold Hill. Sept. . 1s67.-se3-2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-31

GoiSo.-The missionaries appointed
some time since to 60 TO Utah's Dixie
are taking up their line Of march, obey
ing orders finely. That's right. Dis
cipline is Of the first Importance to an
army strict observance Of orders next,
nd then no "back alk."-Sdh Lake
ledstts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-31

THE GOOD TEArLARs OF Oarsoh, on
Monday evening, elected the following
named gentlemen and ladies as officers
of their Lodge: Brother P. II. Clayton,
W. @. T.; Sister Annie Joy, W. V. T.;
Bro. D. X. Hawkins, W. s.; Bro. J. VI.
Ashmore, W. F. S.; Bro. Bob Cava-
naugh, W. NJ; Sister Clayton, WI. g.;
Brother Thorn, W. 0. G. There will
be n public installation Of the above
named persons as officers Of Union Lodge
No. 4, q. the Masonic Hall, on Monday
evening next. The large number Of
members Of this Order in Carson n
the interest they take in the cause OF
Temperance, indicate that the occasion
will be one Of much interest to the pub
lie generally.-ARpeai.
BLACK CRooK.-Snug as a melodeou
can be; social as the law allows. There
will be an uudress uniform parade to-
night. Ned Buckley will do and say
some fearful things. For dancing, this
melodeon carries of the prize. As we
passed by, last night at II o'clock, we
heard ~uprorious laughter from the
Crook. There will be sights in there
tonight that may he set down rs
derful.
CoxcERr.-McGinley's Concert and
Variety Troupe" will appear at the
theatsr in this town, on Saturday even
ing. They give an entertainment At
Silver CITY on Tomorrow evening.
FIRE ALARx.-The Empire Lodging
House on d street caught fire at 4
o'clock this morning. The FIRE was soon
discovered, and extinguished before any
damage was done.
Prpra's. - Crowded last night, of
course, on occasion Of the benefit for
the |. o. o. F. Library. Tonight a
rare bill will be well done.
VIRGINIA JOCKEY CLuB.-The Virginia
Jockey Club will meet at 0liu's stable,
B street, next Saturday evening at I
o'clock.
BuLL,ox.-yan wyck L Co., Gold
Hill, received this morning for melting
and assay, 1851 ounces crude bullion.
BuLLIoy.-H. Harris, Gold Hill, this
morning received for melting and assay,
1880 ounces crude bullion.
HEAr.-At noon, to-day, in Gold Hill,
Geo and in Silver City the mercury
stood at 600.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-31

PUNCH says to marry two wives is
bigamy-to marry twenty is Br'gamy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-17
IMPROVED TENEMENT HOUSES

That philanthropy, II properly directed, may
be msce 20 pay, and thus multiply It's means
Of dong good, is being demonstrated in Lon
Den In that city, twenty five years $40 an
aCtIve agitation commenced in relation TO san
itsry reform, and also with regard to TIE char
soter Of the dwellings inhabited by the work.
trg classes, and the best mode of improving
them. Land and building companies wer,
formed, their efforts beng directed TO securiny
economy CT ground space, with a healthy
smPhtude Of room for tenants, a sum cheney
OF light air, and con yenience, for cheap rents
but With rem uneratiye return on the capita,
invested. Unless eight OF ten per cent. A.
n ade, capitalists and builders will not in yest
N such houses. These objects have all been
attained. Letters from London saw that two
nIies Of buildings are finished per day. Amour
these are N any quite neat exterioriIy, built of
handsome light brick, with large plate glas.
windows, con tanning six or eigh rooms which
aIe rented for an average OF fl3 (gold), O,
shout 800 In currency per anuum. Cneap
rens; but that such enterprises may be made to
pay Il shown by the facts that the "Metropoli
tan ASSOCIATION for improving the dwellings
OF the industrious classes" has expended in
Lonoon since 1si5. nearly 5000, 900 in Ameri-
can gold, and has built or purchased during
the same time dwellings for CD families and
- single men. There are several other asso
cations equally prosperous, and the returns
steadily advance In all of them, as shown nv
their snnual reports. Rents cannot be made
50 cheap here on account Of the higher rates
for material and labor, but that great good
might be accomplished In our American cities
ny wee and properly directed efforts In the
same direction, there ia no doubt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-17

ITALIAN OPERA.-A brief season of Italian
Optra VIII add 20 The gayety Of the Federal
metropolis during the holidays. The La
GTaI sc BrignoIi troupe give four operas at
Walls Opera House next week, as follows
Mondzy, III Troyaiore; Tuesday, Norma;
"Wednesday, La Favorita; and Thursday, Don
Giovanni The sale OF season tickets COM
menCes Ihursday, and for single nights on
Friday, 81 Metz-rott's. The cast for III Troya-
tore includes The famous soprano. Madame
La Grange, Adelaide Phillips, the finest con-
tEsito now before the public; Brigneli, the IA
yorite tenor, and toe fine baritone, Randolh
I pc troupe Il a very strong enc, and the sea.
EOn cannot be Otherwise than a great success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-17

- Nessrs. Blanchard & Mohun send u the
hrst number Of a new publication, Lippia-
cot''s Magazine for January, 1s6e, containing
several interesting essays. stories and poems:
also, HGTpsr's Bazaar for Dec. 2Stn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-17

TEAS IL 10 hsye a Stale reconstruction con-
Ssnuon. General Hancock will issue the or
Ger at once and the election will take place in
shout sixty DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-17

"ATa SherIn's sale in Alabams, yesterday,
isId was cod at from five to ten cents an
sc,e. ard railway stock at ten cents on the
dollar
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mtssrB. bEANCHAK KID MOHUN CAL the at
tention of the Public to the following and fl ne
Books:
THE STORY WITHOUT AN END
From the German of CARovK. By the late Mrs.
SARAH I. AUSTIN. Crown 4to. With fftee
exquisite Drawings 10y K. V. B., printed in COL
ors in fac-simile of the original water -colors,
and numerous other illustr ations. Cloth extra.
gilt, s.; cloth, ivory inaid panel new style
and very uniquel. 81 So morocco, worry inl Aid
panel (very elegant), $40 30.
One Of the most charming of alegories, the
" Story without an End" is here for the first time
worthily illustrated by designs full of fairy like
taDCies. Exquisite in themselves, these drawings
have been faithfully and most skilfully repro
duced No effort has been spared 20 make this
volume the most perfect specimen OF block color
printing ever executed. and it may be pronounced
one of the most charmngy illustrated books of
the approaching season. The volume will also be
cherished a. a fitting memorial of that noble and
whose translation Of the allegory retains all the
charm of the oris inaI.
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FINANCIAL,

Gold Is frm in New York. There Is far
supply Of each gold for delivery. and 2a3 per
cent was paid In some cases for carrying, the
loans In other instances being made without
interest either way. The sensational rumors
OF mercantile failures m for the present to
nave com Pletely Ceaset to disturb Vail street
In the absence OF new failures some exagger-
afed statements relative TO the old ones are
bruited about. The IoaR market Is easy at 6a7
on call and at 7e9 for discounts The dIsbur se-
menis from the Treasury on account OF the
maturing compound interest notes have some
influence in making the money market more
com Portable to borrowers.
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- A ) b U r N Z X ) Z.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF DISTRICT OF
i COLUMBIA, DECEMBER Is, 1877
Robert G.. Murphy and Cslsb Cush-(
ing, compliments. l,l32 Equity.
VS.. DocketS.
John Devereaux, defendant.
On motion of the cOmpla nAnts, by Messrs. Ap-
pleby and Edmonston, their solicitors, il is or
dered that The defendant cause his appearance to
be entered herein on or before the first rule day,
cause will he proceeded with In case of default
By order of the Court de IL 2awSw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-17

- In the Italian Parliament the LIBERAL
memters have made violent attacks upon the
Government. Mabsbrea will reply to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-17

EDWIN FORREST, in his special ty, Meta
rnors, at the National Theatre this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-17

Government Securities.
WAsHINefoE, Dec. IL. l567.--Jay Cooke &
Co, furnish the following quotations OF Gov
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
APPROPRIATE PRESENTS FOR ALL SEASONS
MARkRiTER's.
SEVENTH STREET.
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
ENGaAyINGS, CHROMOs,
&c, &c

The attention Of those seeking q handsome Pres
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called to the collection Of appropriately Framed
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Chocolate Girl" by Meyer; Little Barefoot
rice" By Meyer. shakespeare at the Court of
s
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way Roesen &c, in pastel aud oil.
ENeBAvINGs, CHRoMes, &c.
;;P .,. q hoH;s and IisIs Br3dss near
the well;.Airival. Of Rebeccs." nj ;covsry Of
nfs Of HsSs
Companion Picture. Winter" tOut in the
in the Oiden lime" Peace and War" DC. &c.
Choice subjects and admirably executed Card
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PICTURE FRAMES.
Square and Oval Walnut Frames, from 6ks to
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PAPERHAEGINGS.
Embracing a very choice selection of EN-
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with varied stock of medium and low priced
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WINDOW SHADES.
PLAIN Gilt Band and Elaborate Designs Private
Dwelling and store Shades made to order.
Carpets Laid and Ora perry Curtains Hung
Orders for Window Shades punctusily attended
to.
Terms positively cash.
J. MARKRITER,
No. 1876 Seventh street,
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GOLDEN THOUGHTS FROM GOLDEN FoUI

GOLDtN THOUGHTS FROM GOLDEN FOUN-
TAINS.
In post 4to. Cloth extra, gilt. Sl2; morocco gilt
or antique, SIS.
This Is one of the most exquisite and unique
roipmtS de- lure ever produced in England. II
embodies a choice selection Of sacred songs. The
entire work il printed beautiful sepis tint, by
the BROTHERS DALZIEL. 1t 10 ornamented with
initial letters and gold borders. with 50 heading
and other large ILLUSTRATIONS by the most emneR at
artists, and is produced throughout in a style of
chastened elegance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-17

NEW AND ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED
WORKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS 1865.
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ELEGANT VOLUMES WITH PHOTO
GRAPHIC ILL TONS.
THE MASTERPIECES OF ITALIAN ART.
In one hand some quarto volume, extra cloth rich
ly gilt, S22 50.
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llARE CURIOSITIES.
RARE JAPANESE CURIeSITIES
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
These articles are Of EXQUISITE WORKMAN
SHIP and highly ornamental and have never be-
fore been offered in this community.
N. ". BURCHELL,
Corner 18th and y streets,
dell Under Ebbitt House.
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CHI RISTIAN LYRICS.

CHRISTIAN LYRICS.
Chiefly selected from Modern Authors l38 Poems
illustrated with upwards of $50 engrayings
small 4to. Uniform with ''Heber's Hymns
Cloth, extra gilt. So morocco, (elegant,) $40.
This volume comprises selections from the devo
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the most skillful artists in England. are all exc
outed in the irst style Of wood engraving.
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SCROFULA, CATARRH. BRONCHITIS,
As1 HMA, LIyEk AND KIDNEY DIS
EASES-WM. X. PRINCE, Flushing, N Y for
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others resulting from impurity Of the blood hith-
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DIRD FOOD.
:. Leteus oele hRAte4 prepared secd for Nsckins
Hirds, Thrushes,. ekylarks,. Hlsckbirds, RobIn5,
NtghtingAloo, end ell ooft bill btrdo.
NV. BU1CHELL,
orner 18th and etreets,
@ u under Ebbitt HoUSo
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NJ SKATES, POCKET CUTLERY, HARD
US WARE, &c.
Those who wish to purchase the celebrated SAR-
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by calling at G. e.. MEADOR'S Hardware store
339 Pa sv. bet. 9th and 9TH SITS, south side d5 I'm
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d GREAT Rsa f,ifi HORSE IN
The vell-knowp and much admired driving ana
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Persons Wishing to evn hne pair of horues can
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Sweeney, q their Room, No I Market SSsce. and
will take llece when ~ the chances are sold : :
take place on 34th December, instant, II O'clock
80 40
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This volume comprises selections from the devo
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Such AS
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BOOKS FOB THE HOLIDAYS,

BLANCHARD MOHUN,
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Q3 BOWERS 4 ALBERS,
date j. A. SHAFFIELD 4 Co..
Ice Cream Manufacturers and Cohfecttoners,
$50 18th street, between X street and Mass. ave-,
Have just received a large stock Of French Con.
dictionaries, Fancy Boxes, Toys etc, suitable for
Christmas presents.
Parties, Weddings, Fairs, etc. q, furnished with
the best Ice Cream, alter ices, Cakes, etc. at
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TEE,EGRAMS, &c.

A letter from Fort Wallace Kansas, dated
June 29, gives an accoant OF the Indian attack
on Pond Creek station, three DAYS prevlons,
in which four soldiers were killed, seven
wounded, and one missing 1t also says that
during tie month OF June fifteen men were
killea and twelve wounded at or In the vicinity
Of Fort Wallace. Also, that during the same
time one hundred thousand dollars worth OF
property belonging to the stage company was
taken or destroyed by Indians, between Clark
Bluff and Lake Station. q distance OF one hun
dred and twenty miles.
Extensive deposits Of coal have been discov-
cred on the line Of the Union Pacific railroad,
Kansas branch, seventy miles from Pond
Sanderson, proprietor OF the Santa Fe stage
line, reports the veins from ten to fifteen feet
thick. 1t is pronounced to be good bituminOus
coal A three-foot vein has also been discov-
cred twenty miles west Of Fort Harker
day, in Harrisburg. Pa, ground will be
broken tor a mon unent to the Pennsylvanians
who fell In Mexico. 1t will be Of white marble,
seventy feet high. and will be erected in the
Capitol ground, between the Land Once and
the Arsenal, and will be finished in the early
part of next spring.
A company. with S527,OOO paid in, was
formed in Richmond, Va, Saturday. for the
purpose Of purchasing lands for the erection
OF manufactures and the development OF the
mineral resources Of the State. E. s. Hanlin.
of OHIO, is president, and Thomas H. Wynne,
OF Virginia. secretary.
The French steam frigate Semlramus, Com :
mander Maudet, arrived in New York yester-
day from Rochefort. via Fayal. She will
accompany from New York to France one of
the iron. clads recently purchased by the
French Government.
The registration closed in Richmond on Sat-
urday. The colo red majority Is 1.ll9.
Chief Justice Chase and party are at Sara
toga Springs.
The total number of voters registered in
Mobile is 5,s1i.
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Interesting News from Mexico.

The New Yerk Herald OF yesterday pub-
lishes letter from Gam peachy, Mexico. dated
June Is, which gives an account of the ad ven.
lures of Santa Anna after his capture at Sisal
He was marched TO prison through the crowd,
which WAS clamorous for bis immediate de-
struction. A report was current that his bag
gage had been broken open on board the Vir-
eInia, and numerous articles of great value
extracted Our series Of letters from Mexico
City continue In detail the story Of the seige,
surrender and occupation OF that place. The
starvation in the city previous TO the surren-
der is depicted as terrible, twenty or thirty per.
sons dying daily for want OF food. Mr.. Otter
burg. the United States Consul, gave notice to
the American citizens that he would be COM
PEELED to leave the city for want Of provisions,
and all Of them that desired would be per.
mittpd to do the same. On the arrival of the
Liberals Father Fische, MaximIlian's private
secretary was arrested and placed in close
confinement. Generals Tahera and Vega were
paroled, ar d the French Minister M. Dano, on
asking tor his passports was told that he could
not leave the country under anv circumstan-
ces, as Mexico had an account to settle with
France. Rivera, the captor Of Maximilian
has resigned, alleging as his reasons that the
war Is ended, but it is supposed that it was on
account of his detes tation of the wholesale
executions at q Queretaro. All the remaining
conveats had been confiscated. JuareZ has
given orders that no more executions should
take place until his arrival at the capital.