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NEW STYLES Silk S4cques and ele-
CANT spring Silks jIst opened. HERzOG
& BRO 294 Nain st.
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EVERYBODY goes to Locke's, 1854 Main
street.
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TIRE Earle case vas again postponed
yesterday evening until Monday, at Q
O'Clock.
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FOB wH1rE RIVER

Regular Memphis aud White River Paczst.
DIES .. hliiOtt masleT
This fine passenger packet leaves
FOR tbs above on ~
TUESDAY, 9Th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply to
ELLIOT q Agents.
mh7 Promenads street, foot jefferson.
Memphis and White r yer Psekst-Eor
Jacksonport, PocshOntas and POwhatan.
LAU A..a----.-..--.-... MOrg. Bateman master
Leaves Memphis for the ab5ve -
and intermediate points. ~
MONDAY, sth inst at ) pm.
RICHARD W. LIGHfBURNE, Agent,
mb6 No. 4 Jefferson street.
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JOE LOCKE has the latest. Give hira
a call at 1851 Main street.
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CROWDED our Several items Of local
interest, which will appear tomorrow.
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DlScOduIu no $751; 90 o.
LII cunt DIis---------.-..-- ----..=s- I'D "a
Attorneys STD "
y oucAers-s--.-..-. 10 lUS 50
5S ?,
The boxes and kegs containing the
specie we're weighed, and my receipts
show the weight OF each box and keg
turned over to the State authorities. The
entire assets of which l had charge were
turned over at the State House In Nash
vile, TEMP, on the 3Osh day Of May,
1885. in presence Of Gov. BrOInloW, A.
J. Fletcher, S. W. Hstchett, and one or
more Of the prisoners bank ofiicialsl
who claimed that he mad Alright 10 know
what was received, as he had the num-
Der and weight OF the boxes OF specie.
After the weights were s~scsrtaiRed it
was found that I had turned over two
pounds more than the boxes had weighed
at Augusta, Ga, which wss accounted
fer by the probable difference in scales.
TIE gross weight Of boxes, kegs and
trunks was about 400 pounds.
Respectfully, your obsdlent servant.
T. g. GILPiN.
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shawa ma sority over ali competitions. 81
COUNTY TRUSTEE.
A. WOODwARD-Ist Ward, 24S; zoo,
256; 3rd, 246 4Eh, no; 5th. 1928; 9Th,
Al 7th, l46; Slh, 1853 Oh, 40; 10Th, 30;
18Th Civil Distric', o. Bartlett 0. Grand
total, 1891.
ROBERT MCKENNA-lst Ward, O;
2nd, pa; Srd, t; An, rs 5th, 100; 6ah,
AS; 7rh 40; S.h, l62; 9.h, I02; lob,
S02 18th Civil District, 50 ; Bartlett, o.
Grand total, 1745.
ATTpE
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MOSCOW. TsAx.. Fespsrr q. 1859.

Dr. J. D. stnlmsn:
mar Sir: l have tsken what meGl-
cine vo,- gave me when l was down last.
Z fo6nd TO my crest sstonishment that
IL Is even nors ihsD you recommend it
70 he. / gsiued tsGuiy i've pounds 10
The short epSes 6 0Ds moL'h's lime.
AFTER IaboEiDg under q severe case Of
n~vepepsis for several years, 1 fee that
W. H GWYN.
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ported German cologne, and sold az half the
price.
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". H. GWYN.

vas cured Of Chronic Disrrbes, Of
-htesn months standing, aud brought
- health, strength and Assh by your
nsSiclne. I JOHN ID. HARRIS.
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PACKET
FOR OsCEOLA.

GEO. W. CHEEK..Gsorss Malone. BIazteE
Frank G0ntsrman, Clerk.
EAVES MEMPHIS ON TUES r.
IL DAY, THURSDAY and SAT-5S
URDAY, ats pm, fer Randolph. Fulton, Fort
Pillow, Csceola and all Way landings ss-
turning, leaves OsseOia WEDhESDA1rFhA-
and
Apply on board. mno
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Capt T. R. Bowman. sam c. Paine. clerk
MILL leave MemDhls for HFL-
w ENA. L'ANGUILLBand ST. %z
FRANGI~ RIVERS every a.
LARRY HARMsrAD. Agent
fshl9 No. 2H Madison street.
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wAETS.
FOE SALE.

NOR SALE CHEAP.-A LOT IN Fort Plker-
4 fug. facing Horn Lake road, will be sold
low for oasn. Addre s Mas. MAGUIRE, No. 100
Aadfson street. NH
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REHABILITATION.
-
a. " .... iJAl
Majority Ter .......-... 81
CONSTABLE OF THE nth CIVIL DISTRICT.
GILES SMITH-4th Ward. e0lorrd 65
9Th, white 5 coIored 90. total 81; 9Th, white
o, colOred 124, total 1874 7Ch, COOKED 265,
white 90. total S5S; I0th, white 2,
cOlnred, 2I6, total 2l5. Grand total, s62.
Z G. HASTINGS -4th Ward, colored
l 5th, white I, cOlored /, total 5 6th,
white Is, colOred 3, tOtsl p; 7th, White
8, cOlored y, total IS; 10 b, white q,
colOrFd IS. total 90. Grand totsi, III.
J. W. HINCHEE -4sh Ward, colOrei
5th, total 10; Oh, total l IN, total
10Th, total II. Grsnd total, %.
c. L. MORRIsoN.-,h Ward, eo!ored
3 5th, total IA 6 h. total IL ; 9TH, total
81; 10Th, total IL. Grand toGsl, I26.
J. ROBINsOS-5 b Ward, total IL 9Th,
Z; 9Th, tOtsl4. Grand totsI, p.
O'HEARN -7th Ward, colored IS.
BURKE.-5th Ward, colored l..
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FOB RENT.

IDOL RENT-A hne Rsideuce for rent Oh
JIG beal street. No 878 near Col. Tops place
Rent cheap 10 3 good tenant. The house is
now undergoing repairs. Apply at CONNER
cial Hotel. mh7
nor RENT-The new TRo-StoTy Residence
on the corner OF PonIOfoc and 3. MHrtln
streets, with AL Necessary improvements aLO
8 large yard Apply stS21 Main street. mha
E0k REET-A Front Room IN the mouse,
C No. Il Jefferson street, blitaole Ior cotton
broker, LAWYER or doctor. II adtOlnS the eclto-
rial room Of the Appeal Inquire OF JOHN
AIESLIE. at the Appeal once JtAs
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FOR vICKssuRc

FOR vICKsEURG
Memphis and Vicksburg United States Nail
Line.
OE ILL., Il. Archer master
This elegant passenger steamer -
WITH leave $3.50
TUESDAY. 9th inst, at 10 am.
Freight received AZ the 5 Louis Wharfhnar.
NH FLEd. CALN = SapI.
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Ave have brought no suit against
the Military Committee, because the for
mer officers Of the bank have informed
US that the payments made out OF assets
OF the bank, by the order Of the Military
Committee, were almost wholly in Con-
federate money and the Supreme Court
has decided that where an obligation is
founded, ia whole or in part, ia Confed-
crate money, that the obligation Is void,
and nothing can be recovered. This de-
cision has been made since the passage
OF the act for winding up the bank.
There are also other questions that would
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Foz RIVE.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Company
United states Mail Line.
Va ALDW GL.----.-.. $50 Haines master
This splendid passenger steamer -
will leave for tue above IN ~
TUE3DAY, 9Th inst At 5 ON.
T. A. r ENDIG, Ageat.
mh1 Sd Front 81. Mosoy RioeE
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Foz a.. LOUIS.

Memphis and 81. Louis United states Mail
Lins.
master
This splendid Passenger packet
VIII leave AS sbOve L
MONDAY. SJh inst. at I pm.
Freight resolved at Hne ~ Louis WharfaaGt.
NH fLEM. CALVE2T. suPiL
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Memphis and 81. Francis River Tuesday
PaeEet.
For Helena. Mariana, Madison and WitfsburZ.
The new and elegant ssdswhssI Passenger
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slesmer aeraId B. AIIen, 81. Louis

Business Was active on the lsvee YES.
terday, and u lOesl packets mad good
trips cut.
The MinneOls for Cincinnati got 500
bales Of cotton and . good passenger trip.
The Coosa for Evansville left with 100
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RIVER MATTERS.
wEAFHER AID RrvErr.

The weather vas cloudy and COO with
. stin ofetze blowing YESTERDAY. Cbas
Goodwin, OF the Gas Works. reperfs IL
Inches OF q fall in the pas: "a honrs
making il IL feet s inches beloz higb
water marx. Oar DISPATCHES from al
points above a. we'll as from Little poo
will give the latest news from the 1oe5
Mississippi, Ohio and Arkansag. We
have no later news from White rfyer
Arrivals.
Steamer City Of Cairo, st. Louiz.
" Mississippi, St. Louis.
Ru6ieoD, Sc. Louis.
q. W. Cheek, OsceOIa.
Z" Ozark, ATksnsas river.
I" Luminsry, Vicksburg.
4" Gerald 3. Allen, Red river.
" L'Zzis Gil, Nsw Orlesns.
departures.
Steamer Gerald B. Allen, st. Louis.
Lamisary, st. Louis.
City OF Cairo, s. Louis.
Lizzie Gill, st. LOUIE
q. w. Cheek, OsceoI4.
COOsa, Evansville.
MinneOla, Cincinnati.
" Linton, st. Francis, river.
Ozark, Arkansas river.
" Liberty, White river.
Rub cJB, Vicksburg
Mississippi, New Orleans.
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RECAPITULATION
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19
BY TELEGRAPH
II San FRANCISCO.

SAN F~RAxclsco, June l9-2 P. ~
Midsbipman Worth, Of, the United
States steamer Mohican, was drowned
by the swamping of his. boat, by being
run into by the ferry boat Elephant last
night. CO
Si1ty-four deaths have been reported
at the Health Office. During The week,
two deaths from smallpox and two new
cases were reported.
Greenbacks 74@74!c.
The steamship Great Republic from
Yokohama and Hongkong reached her
dock at | o'clock this afternoon. She
brings 81 cabin passengers aud 1880
Chinese for San Francisco, % cabin
passengers for New York, 3 for Europe,
4ls packages of opium, 5,463 packages
OF tea, 2,735 packages of rice, $40
packages OF coffee, 1872 packages Of
FIRE crackers and n general assortment
Of merchandise. Hundreds Of Chinese
have gone down to the wharf to well
come their friends. A strong force OF
police are onthe ground to prevent my
disturbance
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19
JOSH BlIlInaN Pnpers-Thc Gote.

TIL" cote liz n koarse wooden sheep.
They have y split hoof and " whole
tail.
They hiv a good appetite aud a san
guine digestion.
They swallo what they eat, and will
eat anything they can bite.
Their moral karaklerS nrs no., pol
ished; they had rather steal n rotten
turnip, out of Il garbage box, than trw
cum honestly bi u peck ov oats.
: The male cote has two horns on the
ridge ov hiz he'd, md II mu;tash on lis
bottom lip, and is the plug ugly oy hiz
naherhood.
A masculine cote will fife ennything,
from au elephant down to hiz shadder
on Il ded wall.
They strike from their nut end, i'll
stod 0v sholder, and arc rs likely tew
hit ny II hammer is u nailhed.
They nre II hi seasoned animal, rs
mutch so NJ u pound o " nssi6dity.
They arc faithful critters, and viii!
stick tew II friend NJ long as he livs in
Il shantv.
They kan kline %ennything but u
grcast pole, and know the way up a rock
NJ natral AZ - w0odbine.
They are NJ certain to rRize M yung
ones sum familoys are hnff goles and
tho other half children. They are good
eating when they are yung, but they
leave it oph NJ they get stronger.
They are alwus poor IN the boldly, but
phatt in the stumick. What they cal
seems 10 all go 10 appetight Yu mite
NJ well agree TO phatt nm injnn.rnbber
orer-shcw hi filling it with klam shells,
NJ lew raise emmy adipozc membrane on
the outside bhst oy u cote.
\ phatt goat wonld be II literary Gu
| rinsitv.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19

SuDpES DEkru OF A CHILD-A MocRS-
ruL ScgyE.-Yesterday morning q car
rage containing a mother and dying
child drove rapidly from Crystal
Springs, and before the town was awake
rolled up 10 their own door in South
Park. The family physician was called,
and found the child, II beautiful fair
haired girl Of four years, in the third
day Of membranous Group, livid and
breathing in agony. The mother knew
no, the child was dangerously i'll, be-
cause it could stand and walk. The
physician said the child must die, and
that only opening the trachea offered the
most distant chance Of life. The opera
lion was assented to the surgeon stood
with kuife in hand !; tho child laid upon
the table for the operation. Jus, then
the clergyman came and said II few
words Of PRAYER over the dying child
the same clergyman who a few weeks
before had said the same aIectionate
ceremony over the only son of the sur
geon o waiting with streaming eyes
and bowed head, as his own fair-haired
boy descended from the stars for II mo-
ment by that dying girl. The man OF
God has gone-the doctor dashes his
hand across his eyes, aud firmly does his
duty, placing the tube in the throat Of
the struggling babe. How beautiful
the rudy color hushes over the sweet
face as the lungs once more inhsle the
living air. The child sits up and drinks,
and embraces its parents. But there is
no hope, for the fatal false membrane
has extended far below the tube. The
doctor tells his friends their darling will
die in q few hours. This relief cannot
last. As the sun went down the child
slept, and will never wake again and
the mother and father will never feel
again the same high hope they did only
Que day ago.-Sm Francisco Herald,
lSth
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19

I%ycoRRIoInLE CoRx.-The city Of Cork
is the hydra of Fenisnism. The British
Government, like Hercules, smises OF
the Fsnian heads, but they are rapidly
replaced. No sooner has the Mayor
been decapitnted than n new and holder
foe appears. The last champion Of Fe-
uianism in Cork is n "party by the
name Of Johnson" a printer by profess
sion. a Fenian by choice, and m Offend
er of the British Government by dis
tribu;iug reasonable documents among
its troops. OF the character Of these
seditious papers we know nothing.
That they have no connection with
horse races u readers may rest as
sured, for the cable is vague concerning
them. They may be Senator Summers
wal speech, or, mayhap, Senator Chand-
ler's pansgyric on Michigan volunteers
with Canadian proclivities or more
slarmiugly dangerous to the British
rown than both these combined, George
Francis Trains letters to the Revolution
Certain it is, Johnson is arrested the
defenders Of Britannia at Cork have been
deprived Of their reasonable reading.
and Feuisnism is not entirely dead in
Ireland.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19

ventiou of Medical Supcrintcndents oil
Insane Hospitals discussed their views
in reference to the policy Of a judisious
system of religious worship. some
members held that exciting sermops
tended to increase the malady OF the
patients. Resolutions favoring regular
religious services, and that authority
over cbaplaius be vested in the Superin-
tendents, were adopted. Inc CONVEX.
ton selected Hartford, Conn, as tue
place for holding the next convention
and tho third Monday in June rs the
time.
New York News.
NEW YORK, June l7.-Last nlgnt'
three you,hs, named Edward Purcell,
Edward McGrath and Patrick Mcclure,
inmates of the House Of Refuge on Ran
dali Island, made an aggravated. as
sault on the night Waterman Of the
prison, WiIlinm McCoppiu. The assault
was evidently the result Of n precen-
cer,ed plan to murder the night watch
man and make their escape from the
Institution. The three lads ma dc II
simultaneous attack on the Waterman.
One Of them stabbed him in the breast
with n case knife. inficting n dangerous
wound. Tho boys were captured, and
are now locked up'iu the Harlem Police
Station.
Speech of Minister Thornton ut Boston.
BosroS, juno l7.-At the banquet to
night Mr. Thornton, the British Minis.
ter. in response to q toast to the health
of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, spoke
of the musical event of the day rs II
wonderful performance. lie said his
sovereign appreciated its object, and
he moro than appreciated the return Of
peace to this country. Some people in
| England, he would not deny, thought
| the disunion Of States would be nm nd.
vantage TO England, but he was proud
to say that men Of his native country
imbibed with principles OF honor did
not think so, nor were they in sym.
PATTY with any such idea. A good
mother would have no desire to see
qnarieling among her children. She
| wonld rather he solicitous to have them
| all friends to their brothers mud sisters,
contributing to tho common good and
living in common harmony. Some
thought there could be no friendship
founded on sentiment between England
and the United States, but such was not
hi, opinion. Such friendship was nee.
es,ary, in order that the world should
sec tho value and advantages Of their
liberal institutions, which were the
common pride, both of England and the
Uaited States-institutions which had
been established here by the mother
country and extended far beyond her
expectations. The self.interest OF
either country ought to be sufficient in
itself to make and keep an enduring
friendship. The mutual advantage o!
Etrnde md commerce demanded such
friendly relations; the common stock
aud the common interests were i'm.
proved through It. England must profit
by the union, commerce and prosperity
of this country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19

ADETuaoSED KISG.-Cotton can nerer
again be king 10 America and absolutely
rule over us, yet its broken sceptre,
made whole once more, will, after u
while, make its power felt at home and
abroad. The distress, of the English
cotton operatives during the rebellion
did much to foster the ill-vill Of the
lower classes against this country, aud
England took advantage OF the occasion
to establish the growth OF that staple in
many of her dependencies, but so un-
successfully that it is estimated BY the
British Board Of Trade that there Stare
in England Eve thousand people less
earning their living in cotton manu;ac-
ture than there were before the rebel
lion" The present appearance now Of
the cotton crop South is not altogether
favorable, yet when the schemes Of the
Memphis and New Orleans Commercial
Conventions are carried out, aud the
South is again supplied with tho
to properly conduct tho culture of cot
ton, there is no eason to suppose that
she will not hereafter raise larger and
better crops than she ever did. Her
labor will be more skilled, her planters
more Intelligent, and her agricultural
appliances more perfect in every way.
The British Board Of Trade estimate
above referred to also show, that in
stead OF there now being fifty thousand
less cotton operatives than before the
war, in the natural order Of the laws Of
trade there should be one hundred and
seventy thousand moro people so en-
p.oyed. This looks as if England had
not been altogether n gamer by our loss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19

A NORTHERN PAcirtc RAiLRoAp.-
Those e~u,erprisiug and popular capital.
lists, Messr,. Jay Cooke & Co, have de-
termined to direct the construction Of II
railroad to connec, Lake Superior
and the most importan, points in Mime
sofa with Puget Sound. The undertake
ing is u great, laudable aud feasible
neon that will prove remnneratire
to the projectors and beneficial to tue
country. Messrs. Cooke & Go. are now
preparing the means needed for the sue
eessfal prosecution of this great enter
prise. That this firm will make the
undertaking II success, cannot be dou"t'
ed in >he least.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19

In 1887, tho Senate of the United
States, numbering nearly so Senator'S,
passed a resolution known rs the eI-
puuging rule" aud striking from the
record a vote Of censurc of General
Andrew jackson, then President. II is
now reported tina, of,hc 80 members ro-
ting on both sides, there is only one
survivor. The balance have passed
the narrow valley that separates time
from eternity. Tie exception Is
Thomas Ewing OF Ohio, who voted
against the resolution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19

Mr.. boutwell, is quoted rs saying
that if he had authority, he could now
easily fund our whole debt within a
reasonable time, in long bonds, at 4 or
"A per cent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19

"SAM, what am become of dat darkey
who stole de tallow?" He is taken
up on an affidavit, and carried to de
Supreme Court to hub it tried" " On
an affidavit" eyes dis niger seed
de handle, he did,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19

"Up yaE Srour."-A huge water
spout, pirouetting about Long Island
Sound the other day, took up Il fishing
boat abou, five hundred feet into the
air, aud thea went around picking the
mas,s out of all the vessels in the
neigh9orbood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19

A HOO Committeeman down East
writes: awe have a school-house
large enough to accommodate four hun
dred pupils four stories high"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19

a MATCH for the championship Of
~oootblaeks in Chicago broke up in u
row, caused by a " foul " on the part Of
n OF the contestants, who spit on the
boots instead of in the blacking-box.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19

AZ HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
~ Hill NEWS 0fico half q ton Of superior
Type Metal. for iournaling purposes In Quartz
duccd pr ;es for cash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19

"~SArAsELLA," the sprightly CORES
pondent of tho San Francisco Call,
writes from New York under date Of
June 9TH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19
ELECTIONS FOR 1859.

The following ia a list Of the S,ntc
political conventions this summer so
far as have been called:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19

ANEW JERSEY father whipped bis son
TO death to make him confess to the
suspsc, d theft of ten dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19
Notice..
Notice..

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
~ have this day appointed and empowered
$. II. Robinson TO act as my attorney In fact In
all matters pertaining 10 my business In the
State Of Nevada, until further public notice;
Gold Hin, March u, 1860. mh20.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19

The Bos,onian who lately sent $4,000
to the Uuited States conscience fund,
signed himself ~. N. Square"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19

vrsAtl. is making a stir about having
II fire engine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19
Attention, Firemen
FIREMEN'S
To o OFF AZ
Virginia City. July 9th, 1900.

FIRST PRIZE.
A large Silver Trumpet, TO be given TO any
eight men OF any Engine. Hose. or Hook and
Ladder Company. who make the best time with
a Hose Carriage or Jumper. carrying 800 feet Of
Hosc-to run from Young America Engine
House to Knickarbockcr Engine House. c
street, Virginia. None but those who have
been members Of companies running ID days
prior to the 9Th Of July. will be- permitted TO
compete for the above First Prize.
SECOND PRIZE.
A Silver Pinto. or Badge. 10 be placed on the
winners box: free TO all Engines desiring to
contend. Engines to draught water from the
SaZarnc ~clstcrn, and play a stream through 100
THIRD PRIZE.
A Silver engraved Fire Trumpet. TO be given
10 the Engine throwing n stream the fnrthest
from 100 feet Of hose, = inch nozzle. Open TO
all Engines In the State excepting Young
America No. =, and Eagle No. 3, OF Virginia
City.
The above Tournament TO be under the con.
troll OF the Engineers OF the Virginia Fire
Department.
Foremen Of competing companies to select
the Judges, and also the Hose Carriage or
Jumper to he used In the race.
None but Uniformed Fircmen allowed to con.
tend.
THOS. ii. FOX,
JAMES +. PARKER.
JAMES PIiELAN.
Chief. First Assistant and Second Assistant
Engineers Virginia Fire Department.
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