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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20
BY TELEGRAPH
FROM sAN ~ERANcIscO.

SAN FRAxcIsco, July 90 P. NJ
George Scott, aged II, a native OF
England, was found lying in the hold OF
the British bark sandon, and was taken
to the hospital. He died soon after.
The Liverpool wheat market is one
penny lower:
The steamer Japan arrived this morn
ing from Hongkong and Yokahama'
She brings SO cabin passengers, q Jap
anese and l,l64 Chinese for San Fran
cisco. Ais, 10 cabin passengers fo'
New York.
The steamer Hoyamaro, late Talla'
hsssee. from yokohama for Hoogo,
when two hours out struck q rock anc
went down with nearly all on board
Missing passengers-oaptnin Hill I
Chinese cooks, engineer, G Japanese
Messr,. Wainwright, formerly of sar
Francisco, Margeson, Kali, Muller ane
Chineck.
Insults to foreigners are represented
rs of common occurrence.
Indications are prevailing everywhere
Of an outbreak.
An anonymous proclamation advising
foreigners to be cut down If insolent
has been been posted at Yedo.
1t is stated that an impression is gain
ing ground among the Chinese that the!
are on tho eve Of some serious demon
stration with respect to foreigners IL
the country.
There are rumors that the Emperor o
China has issued an order that all tn
English shall be expelled from th'
Kingdom.
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PeopER UsE OF q BiBLr.-A great
many people think that the Bible 10 o
very sacred book. l will tell you how
Il 10 a sacred book. If you read this
book and End moral qualities 10 It, and
they are transferred as living virtues to
Won, then to you 1t becomes q sacred
book. This book is sacred to you just
so far as its teachings are incorporated
in your experience and feelings, and
not q bit further. AL that part Of the
Bible is Bible to you that you live BY.
SO much of the Bible as you vitalize is
valuable to you ; but sc much of it as
you do not vitalize is of no use to you.
You put your Bible in your bookcase.
There it stands NIL the week, perhaps.
Or you read it ono a day, or once a
week, as the case may DO. And you do
it very d%ecorously. The room Is still,
and your children sit around the room
in n stiff row. You put on your spec
tacles and read and as you read you
lower the key of your voice-for when
men want to be religious they always
take o solemn note and you read all
the way through the chapter, and are
like q blind man waking along the
road where there are all sorts Of FLOWERS
on both sides. never seeing q single
one. Men read thus and feel q great
deal better because they have read tho
Bible to their family Now, ! tell you,
the only thing you read In the Bible Is
that which jumps into you, and which
you cannot get out Of you. 1t 10 the
vital, luminous part, aud not the dead
letter tina. you read, If you read any
par, Of the Bible. Suppose should
set up housekeeping on the same prin.
ciple that some people set up their
religious housekeeping? A man goes
to housekeeping, and gets a Bible, with
his name on the inside, and his name
on the outside, and puts it on the table,
in his best room ; aud there 1t lies for
months and years without being
opened-uuless there is a funeral In the
family. Suppose I should go to house
keeping, and should give an order to
the grocer for three boxes Of sperm
candles, saying: 81 am going to have
a luminous house." and should pu!
those candles away in the attic and
never light one Of them2 What 10 the
use Of candles but to burnt That Is
tho very figure Of our Master. He
Gays: "No man puts a candle under
a bushel, but he lights it and puts II
on a caudlestick. "-Bseeher.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

RuxoRs The failure of the Union
Pacific train to connect with the Central
at P%romontory on Saturday has given
rise 10 many vague rumors. Among
these reports is one that the bridge over
the North Platte has been weakened by
the effects Of recent rains, and upon the
train attempting to cross it gave way,
precipi,a,ing the entire train into the
river, killing some fifty persons and
w~ouuding n large number. Another 10
10 the effect that a smash-up had &C.
Cured east Of Laramie, BY which sew.
eral were killed and wounded. There
are also others Of a lesser degree, but
40 we have heard nothing authentic in
regard TO the matter, we merely give
the abore for what they are at present
writiug-rumors.-Sserdmento Union Of
yesterday.
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FIylng Sparkle.

Why should q chimney sweep be a
good whist player? Because he is al
ways following SCOT.
A traveller at the South writes Of a
city there: "The city 10 beautifully
laid out-so are most Of its capitalists"
The angel chorus in tho South is now
rendered : I want to DO u statesman,
and with the darkies stand, a carpet.bng
beside mo, aud greeubacks 10 my hand.
A bluff old farmer says: "If a man
processes to serve the Lord, like to sec
him do it when be measures onions, as
we'll q. when he boilers halleluyer."
Stiggius, a newly married friend, says
that bis wife 10 a perfect rose. The
only drawback to his happiness is, be
says, that she blows out perhaps a little
too often.
"sCleanliness is next to goodness -
that is tho reason, my little dear, why
You are put into the tub OF Saturday
night, before beiog taken to church on
Sunday"
An i~nebriated man, walking along the
street at night, regarded the moon with
sovereign contempt. "You needn't be
10 proud, ole feller," he said, "you're
full only oucs a month, and am every
night"
A t%ransceudant preacher took for his
text, Feed my lambs" A plain far.
mer very quantity remarked to him, on
coming out of the church "a very
good text, sir, but you should take care
not to put the hay SO high in the rack
that the lambs canuot reach it,"
"Dere are" said a sable orator. 1.-TWO
roads through this world. De one am a
broad and narrow road dat leads to per-
dition, and de udder am a narrow and
broad road that leads to sure destrac-
tion." "If dat am dc case,' said a
sable nearer, "dis eulled individual
takes to de woods
Tho Chicago papers are full Of fun
over the latest divorce case, {. g.: To
Amauda-Amanda Craig, that gushing
girl, may now dismiss her scholars,
since she has won from poor old Sprague
a hundred thousand dollars. To Elisha
-Elysha S~prague, yew bad old eg,
WHO'D kant spell wurth a dcrn, yew
termed yer back to Mandy Craig, and
now yer munny's hern.
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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Tn. Virginia Legislature.

".
RICHMOND, July ia special says
General Candy has sent circulars TO all
members of the Legislature asking if
they can qualify by subscribing to the
ironclad oath. If he ascertsins that a
quorum of both houses are thus quail.
fed he will issue q proclamation in 10
DAYS announcing the result OF the cleo
ton.
Row ut n Beer Garden-Fatal ARRAY.
CHIcAoo, July ia row occurred
yesterday 10 a beer garden on the North
Side, 80 or 40 roughs having visited the
place for the express purpose OF making
a disturbance. Several Germans were
severely bruised; also one police officer,
who attempted to quell the row. It is
said the money drawer Of the saloon
was robbed of money aud papers to the
amount of $1,000.
The New Atlantic Cable.
NEW YoaK, July ia Herald spe-
| cial from Cape Breton says that the
French cable feet, engaged ia the COM
ple,ing Of the laying Of the ocean line,
experiuced a heavy gale of wind accom-
panied by thunder and lightning, ON
Friday. The William Carey, which
had flushed laying her portion Of the
wire, found 1t too strong to attempt
the work Of transferring the cable re-
naming on board to the S%caudarie, the
ship frsighted with the main portion.
Il was therefore bouyed at sea, after
which the entire squadron put into Mira
Bay, @. B. This movement was aoso'
luteiy necessary, for the purpose OF re,
pairing a slight damage which occoured
10 tho paying out machinery OF the
Cbiltern, which Was oceasioned by q
partial collision between that vessel ano
another on Friday night.
Patrick McGsuey stabbed Michael
McLsy, a fellow workman, Saturday
night. in nearly q dozen places, in 4
drunken row. McGansy's mother, whilt
attempting to separate the two men, re-
ceiysd O severe stab in the arm, sererins
a main artery. Both are lying In
critical copdition. McGauey is in jail
Washiuston Intelligence.
CHICAGO, July le. "A Washington
special says an agreement has beer
made BY which the French cable will b'
put Into operation, the agent pledgine
tho company to abide by any conditions
imposed by Congress to prevent o mo
uopoly of privileges aud rights. Thu
is all the Government asks, and 1t suct
a pledge 10 given the Government viii
not object to its landing or operating
the cable.
The question Of the ownership Of JET
Davis mansion, at Richmond, will 500,
bs brought into Court. 1t was brough'
by the city in 1861, with the in
teu,iou Of giving it to the confederac,
for the use Of the President. The rcbe
Congress declined to accept, but rented
4, for the use of JEFF Davis. The Cit,
Council now present a bill for rent, thu
building having been in possession o
the War Department since the capture
Of Richmond.
Senator Williams left last night foI
home.
Mr.. McGarrahan will ask the Distric
Court, when it meets 10 September, Il
enforce q mandamu, on Secretary Cox
so he can get his patent.
Mr.. Waters, of the Boston Adporti'er
has lust returned from California
and saws both of the Pacific roads, will
the exception Of about 100 miles, are a
smooth aud true as the track from Bos
ton to Worcester.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

S%xsLrISe.-In the eastern portion Of
this city is to be see a small furnace
ia full blast smelling lead out of ore
from the Base Metal Range, to be used
in packing the pipes of the White Pine
Water Works. 1t is q simple little
apparatus, but operates well, and is
daily turning out several hundred
pounds Of metal. The ore being
reduced at present is from the Miser's
Dream mine, near Swansea, and yields
about IS per cent. lead. Silver is also
contained in the same of about $50
per ton, but this article, being plentiful
in White Pine, no effort is made to
separate it from the lead, and the
pipes will be coated" regardless OF
expense with the metal as taken
from the orc.-Iaiand Empire, l7h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

GroseE ". GIrr, agent Of an Arkan,
sas Emigration Company, is on his way
o California to procure Chinese labor.
ers-tbere, if possible; If not, in
China. George is a son Of old Col
onel Gift, one Of the leading Democrats
Of California, and is himself a prom
inent Democrat in Arkansas. The
Democrats are great lovers Of the for.
eigner, especially if he be has a vote /;
but just now they are after the Chi.
naman for his muscle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

SurRrxH CorRr REroars.-We ac-
knowledge tho receipt Of Volume No. 1,
Reports Of the Supreme Court Of the
State of Nevada, from the Office Of the
Secretary of State, through the eonsid.
crate attention Of Mr.. Martin. It is n
very neat and substantial law book
and its preparation reflects credit upor
Alfred Helm, Esq, the Clerk and Re
porter of the Supreme Court. Mr.
Martin, as also Mr.. Robinson, of tb,
appeal, win also please accept GU
thanks for copies Of the Statutes 70
1859.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

Coon GiaL.-Miss Lee adrer,ises in a
Mississippi paper that she is of good
birth and education, aud is willing to
marry 40 editor, believing herself able
to rapport a MISUNDERSTANDING.
She is our girl. Have We not waited
for her this many a day-wnited till
hope deferred had we'll nigh made the
heart sick? There is woman's rights in
a form that will be apt to take =" able
to supper: a husband !" that proves her
courage !-n willing to marry an ed.
itor I" that is a startling exhibition OIL
self sacrifice We should like to see
more Of Mss Lee..-Lnland Empire.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

NEW YoRK.-The total value Of the
real and personal property in the city
and county Of New York for the year
1859, according to a recent official
statement, is 1854, 100, 5s7, against
$sos, 436, 1927 iu 1868, being an increase
Of S55,ss4 27o. The separate items
are a. follows 10 1869 Real estate,
$ss4. l4o, 7ss and personal estate, $3.50,
s5s. $40 ; in 1868, real estate, S623, $780,
5s5 /; personal estate, S2s5, 1919, 772. SO
that real estate has increased $50, $685.
2l3, and the personal estate has de-
creased $5,2ss,e43, Among the items
of personal estate, the bank shares are
valued at S74,547l34, in 1859, and $751;.
sss,ols, 10 1858, being a decrease in
1859 of Sl,45o,ss5.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

WAGES are being reduced at White
Pine from SIS to 81 per day. We have
heard no reason assigned for the reduc.
tion. We must suppose that the mines
could afford a much higher scale Of
prices, and We think SIS per day in
White Pine much lower than So on the
line of tho Comstock. Is it possible
that we have been deceived as to the
Weld of the mines in that God.forsaken
couutry?-Reno Crescent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

A PANS correspondent writes "that the
marriage ssason has set in with extreme
severity. The English keep n chap
lain constantly in his robes; and rs for
American young ladies, they are mar
ried in scores, and indeed, do not
think that one will be LEFT single BY the
end Of July"
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Excursions TO SACRAMENTO. - The
New York Times Of July 10th says:
"There Is hardly a day but some 'ex.
cursion party consisting Of men more
or less distinguished, is reported as
having started for the grand tour to the
California coast, over the Pacific Rail.
road. The people Of the East are rap.
idly getting acquainted with the States
on the other side Of the Rocky Noun.
tainl.n
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stolen! Caution!

cToLEN, IN VIRGINIA CITY, ON THE
= night OF june 9th. a Certificate of Deposit
In the Agency Of tho Bank OF Caliiornia. Gold
I'LL, being No. $50, dated April Cd, 1859, for
800, IN favor OF D. Doherty. Also, another
Certificate, In the same Bank, being No. 9,s2s,
Dohcrty. The public arc cautioned against
buying these certificates, as payment has been
stopped.
Gold Hill, July 10th. 1860. jyl7.lots
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TIE San Diego (Cal.) Union says tina,
several persons have arrived in that
county from the Hawaiian Islands, and
intend to commence the cultivation
Of sugar, coffee and the banana. A
thousand cuttings Of sugar cane and
. number Of banana plants have ar
rived.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

Tue people of Boston have discovered
the purpose Of the raised arm of the
Everett statue in the Public Garden.
It is poised for a grand sweep to catch
hold of the tail Of the horse IN the
equestrian statue Of Washington just
erected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

A FouarH Of July orator over In Jer.
sey spoke Of the United States as
bounded on tho east by the rising sun,
on the north by the aurora horealis, on
the south BY the procession of the
e%qninoxes, and on the west BY the day
Of Judgment.
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Caution.

n FF1CE OF GOLD HILL QUARTZ MILL
~ and Mining Company, IA California street,
San Francisco, July 9th, 1869:-The public 10
hereby cautioned against purchasing the follow:
Company:
Names. NO. Cert. No. Shs.
Boynynge & Hawxhurst. $500. 40 ..........1
E. Cahiii & Co., Trustees $500. .4s0..........
The samo having been sold this day to pay dc.
l~inquent assessment Mo-.
II R. WEGENER, Secretary.
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FORENOON STOCK REPORT.
fsrroarEp DAILY sr h. II. rLAoo i co.. GOLD HILL

SAN Francisco. July 20.
oS Yellow Jacket. s5l350X0I b Q; SO
Bcich,r, $aii695 b lOGsl 5 8; 10 Alpha, SAY;
40 LAZY Bryan, Ss5 . 3O095GN b 5000 b 30;
ITO American. go; 10 Gould y Curry. Sill : 80
liz; i Gold Hill Quartz Mil. $50 . .; 5 occi.
dental $40; u Segregated Belcher, $40; 80
Opnir S2aX 82H; 10 julia, Sl&; ~ kentueE'
SHX6rI = 30 127Is; 1871 Crown Point. I'D
l.; is Haze & Norcross, $1aaH1l29l19HV
30 el2!; 4S SAVAGE, SSS.dgSiE; s
Stern Nevada, SIX; 30 Dancy, S24sS.
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oKtssiRRiRs.-Huckleberrie have
made their appearance in Yreka, and
are sold at a dollar a gallon. They are
brought from the valley at the base Of
Mount Shasta.
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COLONIAL TRoUsLss.

With Nova Scotia still FESTIVE under
tho bond which fastens it uuwillingly to
the Dominion Of Canada, aud makes its
inhabitants turn longing eyes to the
United States for relief, q moro distant
possession Of the crown raises aloud the
voice Of discontent-it proceeds all the
way from the ~Autipodes. New Zealand
10 dissatisfied with British rule, and her
people are anxious for a total severance
from English control. One Of the most
dsliberative Of the London journals
comments on this new trouble Of Eug-
lands 10 the most serious uue It
asserts that Lord Granville is goading
New Zealand into secession, and that the
demand Of that Colony for independence
will be followed by an application for a
protectorats to the United States or
Prussia. We have 90 objection to any
portion Of the Autipodssns throwing of
The yoke Of British dependence. Let
thsm Do free and welcome. but We posi-.
lively cannot become their guardian.
The eagles wings are immense, but
their rsmotest tips will hardly extend
beyond the o~eean-wasbed shores of the
United States. Let the New Zealanders
apply TO Bismarck, by all means. Since
the settlement Of the Luxembourg ques.
ton, rnst restless and able statesman
has had no occupation worthy Of his
gigantic intellect. Let him, by all
means, turn his attention to the OPP
pressed Of New Zealand. His interior
ence will, in the nature Of things, srous
the active Jealousy Of Louis Napoleon,
the other great powers will take sides,
and the far distant colonies will have
the pleasure Of Knowing that they have
set all Europe by the ears. Aud the
famous Now Zealander Of Mscaulay's
may, instead Of contemplating the ruins
OF 81. Paul's from q broken arch Of
London Bridge, take his seat upon a
fragment Of the Column Of Judy, or
some other Partisan monument, and
memorialize on the shattered throne Of
Louis the last, if not the least, Of the
Napoleous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

WHITE PiSE.-The White Piners are
holding an election to-day for Mining
Recorder. As about every second man
seemed to be a candidate for the place,
1t 10 highly probable tha. somebody is
going TO get the Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

MIspRlyTs will represent themselves
in other columns besides those of news
papers. The author of q temperance
novel, who wrote Drunkenness is
folly" was terrified to read drunken.
ness Is Jolly"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

TEE Crsig-Sprague breach OF promise
case has been compromised, Spragus
paying $40, 900 to settle the SloO, ooo
judgment and taking no appeal.
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Notice!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
IN have this day appointed and empowered
8. II. Robinson to oct as my attorney In fact In
State OF Nevada, until further public notice.
THOMAS Scale.
Gold Hil, Marchs q, 1869. mhs9n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

TAI Japanese, 10 bringing living
plants to the country, wrap the roots in
. mixture Of earth aud carrots ground
together.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

DIPLOMATIC etiquette will not allow
tho Viceroy Of Egypt TO sleep in the
bed which the Sultan occupied on his
visit 10 England.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

LARes orders for boots aud shoes,
from California, hars been received BY
some Of the manufacturers in Phils.
delbhia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

Two children, aged fifteen and tbir.
teen years, tried to get married 10 Des
Moiurs last week, were refused, and
wept over their failure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

A JAPANESE Joined the Methodist
Church at New Brunswick, N. j., June
2s'h. A labor strike Is ANTICIPATED In
the Lords vineysrd,-Rno craetst.
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Five Hundred Dollars

o sida-the race to be run on time, or side by
side, with jumper or carriage. Eight Nor to
run ; none allowed to run except members at the
time OF the former race. Committee from
eac Company to meet for forfolts and necessary
arrangements at time and place agreed upon by
the FJremen OF the respective Companies.
Put up, or pass over that horn
Wa. WEIR, Foreman.
p. II. MORGAN, Secretary.
Virginia, New, July ~, lS69-tf.
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II q young lady has a thousand acres
Of valuable land, the young men are apt
to couclude that there are sufficient
grounds for attachment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

Tas New York Times says, Japanese
silk worms in large nuphers oysrrun
the slianthus trees In Brooklyn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

THs Connecticut Legislature is de-
batting the policy OF closing the New
Haven har.rooms On election days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-20

New York City 10 now governed BY
Oakley Hall, Tammany Hall and Alec.
hol.
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Btrtha.

BLANCHARD-In Gold Hill, July Goth, to the
wife Of Hank c. Blanchard, o son.
I'VE believe the happy father intends naming
HE new heir Nye, after our distinguished Sen.
ator. The father is a great admirer Of the old
Gracgle.
TRYoN-In Virginia City, July 10th, to the
wife Of Charles Z. Tryou, q son.
REKlND-m Sacramento. July 18th, tol the
wife OF S. Zekind, a daughter.
SCHROTH-In Sacramento, July nth, to the
wife OF George Schroth, q daughter.
REESE-In Sacramento, July 7th. TO the wife
of Q. VI. Reese, q daughter.
BELL-In San Francisco, July 18th, to the wife
of Alexander ID. Boil. q son.
TOBINBOSKE-In San Francisco, to the wife
OF John II. Toblnboske. q son.
SMlTH-In San Francisco, July 9Th, to the
wife OF II. W. Smith, q son.
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Masonic Notice.
Lost.

IN. THE GRIeRR GRADE, BETWEEN
~ The Toll House and Arnold Station, q
ladies' Eur Cape. The finder win DO ruitably
Mw,,sded By leaving the same ct the Gold Hill
assa lu, s.l, stA, .sss. sssi
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Velocipede Challenge

r HEREBY CHALLENGE A. D. GENDERs,
/ or any other mah In the State Of Nevada, to
run q Nelocipede Race OF 500 yards, for not less
than 800. or moro than $3.50 o side. $50 forfeit
TO be deposited within ono week from accept.
ance Of challenge. Size Of machine TO be
agreed upon between the parties.
GEO. ELSTON BUTCH).
Virginia City. Ncv., July Goth, ls69-lw
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Challenge! Coin!

M Monumental Rngine Co. -
wi No. G hereby challenges ~
Young America Engine Co. No. 2
to run q hose race, on thirty days MI
outside Of the city limits. same distance OF tho
race run Mt the Tournament, for
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VARIETIES.

iowa is now enjoying a railway
wat," tho contest being about connec-
tions With the Pacific Railway.