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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-26


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w.. GO u. $500 Cd q bs' =
W $50 =. u 'ie'. 'a'
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/ rh.,,4., n n,.-, .,s,. ..d .rA.u,,
scn for tie mnrdsr Of tho Mhscuri
efavslef' viii rcssmeAee u tAersaau
next Monday And Won e.Sdcnee "a
or pdsse. hep, and which ~os's b
made pub'ie bat for the fact that Assss
Of their eonfedsfa'e+ IN crime ~,eh'
n'ss'sinse the r'ichr.' "',"'sses Il
prevent their re-'isno"y going into
cour',ws er.ssms the work wiz %
-hort IN riddint,the earth 81 'hs tw'
r'ood s'''nsd villains
w. ao .r.s tco. ,h., , J.v.
b,;nv s,r,h 7ILr I~I-.s, 80
' '"s -" ,,.,,
w ecss'e .@ot' ssosr 'sa'ea' 's'o
Aud Ia Jshsnof, Vsp zsnd', ana
oIher lorali,is.. coed, quiet, peace
.,,l. il. .L;d;s 9 o,,;.ea. do not kao,
.IS.,.''..s On, -. c..,A
~hs. a. "'9"s vi" o'"s 'o'a' =
mans bed room may ee f''> aded, ~pd
hs may .bs dragged 10 . military csmt
al .nhsed in ,rons
- - -
,NEHpY RsrafnrT'os.-wsecp
~ follows frep the Galveston Newt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-26
= TEXTC NEWS 1aNe,. TIE s1aninatoa VII ass
J. ~ place to morning ak}nGst.
''''''s no. all the reg e." 1s. %; .... -.
The ws.ahachs ArSHA III xeu. Il sass r.ss 3deF
18th, says: - T. nj !, N.x, Aue. con 10
.,s . ..ss. $50 and 'i'i s as,e 10y s

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II spPssss Nat ~ SAsS, 'sss Of
shs sPrsp|le'cts ~ TIE Star, had
Stoksy SAnsss rssscrsly u ~ paper.
ofMs Cr.sts And .pssiIAs, rssvsls.
J @sa sssa'srr 4, shs,>d1bs f. sse Star
rssa ssAsas 4,.ii..ts,isaAnes Ssss-.
ssassrls 80 . - Ase y ~ shst b.V
aistadg tess ~, ~ ~ss, sivesY 10
|Asaersssad Thea lhs,s~eals sSald
- osts 10 ~ esst issse.se, iisi
In the usAs,sanbsr u ,hs Week,
y Ssss, ipusd 10 Monday, no rs,rse,
ts,n sppsassa. Alsj Crssk, ysyssr
day si,srsosu, In sssssny vah hi.
partner, wen, to Dir. shsv's Office
nd, called him daya stair. aud refer
ssd again ~ ,hs promised re,rac,tpa.
Nj, Shaw replied that 10 iaippsicr
Wi Lecs DONG ard ks bud nv ieiIac.
. lioa to urke. Maj ,C,ank Then drew
a SOW hide aud s,rack Mr.. Shas pi,h
il. Mr., SHAY ,insAhtly drew >. ra
so'yer aud bred. This frss CAP ex (
pipysd ,'n'use,ariA 4 Mr. Crank
'eitea!sd mtg MA tAvss seed store,
fnpd NJ SHAW iolle~ed up ayd dis-
eLarTed ms revolvsr TWICE xithoat
sgeet. Ma. Cayr then called 70 Me-
'y"a y desl.s s'H9sing, Nr. Shaw
shen .slarned w 'Airs 10 hA oHes
uefqseally tho psrlie. were ar
rested aud p~ee~ under honda fa
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wsse st ueuseoa;g Is. r ,nr
I,.sn, sv.r,,., . A;,;cr - &C.,.
dsy ~ s,,sdsd 70 a sh,na,r. AZ,
v ish .sost p,sc, vsa,srlsv ross. :,
the corner Of Tmyts ssd Cemrsr,,
IJ@yss>1 b,esees Nh Nen,sx, aK;rn..
! If iskis a., eu,D Az, Tysev. ~ ~.
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EN,A;tssy .ssciatnc.A,T ~. IN. ::
,;vr 4 1 sS1saes4 eces,.s ev,As.N;.
+ 'YeSAsavy iupssiseI sensvlvts 4.
spesp rsssa I ID ~ ~ 10 'cl~st = ~r
vAsMsA. J sjssd svhslk psrsis.. es,.s
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-26

soaisa or ekHd Fsy Il lssaE:.
Of 90 cents Admission fee sun
Resoleed, la,h. That thi. r..
nii,ee DO instructed to have a. e0n'
Of this report published a. ,b.s ~u'A
think proper. may
Re'o'sed, 18th. That ticket, .,
mission he placed for sale in NJ n a.
principal stores Of the city ana u, ,p'
this committee DO instruc,,d ~ 'O'i
pare such tickets and to have shi pre-
OF the same. 'r
- !v0yyv1sV'WvsaMrrrc
p s. " %M v hn.,.a.at.Yl,j "''
7, =. HAwLEy. eOn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-26

eestis q ~ B>nAs. We ~ vssA b
ssavls ~ iaesssss u sAs tssa psiaAisg
h ~ 0sasass, - q psisss 70 s',ss
~ slnsa Thsss b ~ ssssss fur n~s
49, " ssAsw ss~Ahs sAsir wssk
shs,al, passssissiy shoe ~s hsvs ssss
y = sssA sspsass 10 stsias Up an -
nbAsAasaA Wish II sAssiA IL heir
psiDs y saslnis.
Hsnily nsa1sass ~ oai~
y ~ vhh - pssshass really d.
ssguhas haily rssiAsess h Mssssall
W hss~ 4 sssA = plses ~ sass !,
bsasse y % NY, VIE Nm dhpsss Of II
= AssseAes ssses, - ~ iassnds n
ssasss v ~ sossssy. Ths nais bslld
~ ~ ~ saseaat reoQe, nicely pa-
psss1 sAsss ~ sallsriss runnias Tho
~ seasas v tAs hosss o. The Eaat and
Hos>h Asss h . god kitshss, sweke.
AssoA ~ oahss bsil1iaes ssAblss, A..
~ sssaa4s. end too eIssaat wells Of
pssss eaitiag vsssI The k,nasics is
ssess1iput, ssssrasss, sd - ever
Asss kssAssd ysr1s fton the psbiis
ssuAss, n family .Ast ssys this ex-
ssijsas pIass, will BE- delighted with
tAeie pnephas,. r.. further informs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-26

~ II Is rally treat ~ lsok u the
splendid beef that iIill l. Wilcox have
every morning Mt their .srll, No 10, In
ths market
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-26

~ do you want to purchase boo,s
shoes, or hnts, saddle bags, or trunks
600 thu card of. D Ls~i-, No ., Tex.
~ street, Shreveport
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-26

! CorrV. Axa n.ps NAaxsa -O~
'E.t,1;tS!..i i,.. = s1.i. ~
sass m heHLass, 1Asvs va . ~,
sllss - SalpraA1vss1 .AsA slssspe1s5
soh 'ftee islOi7e. On hssAae Ass,.
yas > rasslsa W selling y prssssA
m a aisis, psfhse ~ ,hoisls
3l1es active, q fsea ls0t3AA n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-26

ArrxF MR. CsAxnrs..C !,
NJ 4e9 hg essts j n. " Il
dies depsr,6sat 81 tks Ksd ~ ~ "A
Fair, have besn appointed ~, ,''''
ssvacssay requested 70 -,c,... ~
positions sssiss~l them. voc
sIorAI AOKnEkRy ;.li,-u
7 f+sAiates.saN, 'As.'sei,, II,
,rrsi3sEt,s Njhrss.e. d, ft..,s
|N,c- AAssksA W.. Gsis,.' q
! Hiu. y. i. Esas.s n. s. ,AIls. \ :
Thssss. a. ), Rsh sa.sn. ~
lms-A. NJ. d. Ec,or, wasp, H.
\: Knight y. \. Grerg, W. W
whe,ry. 80 20
|. .Tresswsrr4r+ N.,y H.,
! esfsivyszHjs.Asx YssI
! . Tn eoossiitas III 6psuu
Ttssr sasPsmhay rs@sssA Il -
ssaiss awstsli oe.sss vhuv il ~. ~
ccs. 10 neesss ~ !Nsskolk.s ~,
fon 'rhe'ddy = o'eRct. r, n, NJ.
ysy. to farm their ceuKit,t,, ',
take such oIher steps IS ma, l. s.' ~
Iss'rs tss.dysnssfsb, l.uj.L. a.
/ kr tAklAeD~& exi Is sud-.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-26

STEAMBOAT REoVkATi0ks.-We
call the attention oil our slsas.Loat
friends is the following act Of Con.
sress Regulating the esrryisn Of CON.
bussihbs snsterial H g n s ~
A.d H. ~ .fSrtksr es-eseS, That
sot.on, hssip, hey. sirav, o. other
easily iEsisssis commodity, shall not.
DO carried on the deck Or guards Of
any stssusr carrying passengers, OF.
ccPt % fssrybos,s rrossisg rivsrs, aud
tbsn sssly ~ tAs stcrns of such boats
nshss !ks ssus sssil b protected BY
soaylsss ed saissbIs covering "
sssvsss ~. sthsr Proper astsrisl. 70
pvssAa ispisieA tSo1 sparks, us1sg
: pssaIsy r. ~ hsAdrsd dollsn Jof
sssA oeDees, w shall coal oil Or
sssas pssspsspe - Aeersattpr nagyjsd
- sssANesRsaAzaapk - IL dssls
r 6Sards ahes@k ~ IA 80 kalds.
sAe6& y ~ ysiNula1iqa ~ W = ~.
ssnk ~ = nelah dl1Caase fsou he
Arsaassa s4Asp ~ Slo0yks ,press.ib. i
- b ~ ssoa1llesse eeeeyhiag,)
iaaessssf - ,asv lesI lPs] II y.
M0WD&MDW.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-26

~ A. onr ssadsss are aware "a .
MsthodIse Church, f this phss still
owss several sho~sssd doliass NJ he
Inc ehsrch haildIwg. On suudsy last
ste ~snbtrs ard congregation were
Urged y s4ls action Ia regard to die
dshs. ~kicA Asy lid very tsndsonsly,
~ subscribing rFs~sly $500 =
C4o.cs psss. NJ. wils tsA,s V
bsseiAg clsiss, corn I'D bssS = NJ ssA
~ ~ aasasl, lie he'd The tiadrsss 10
~ - . rsas< thss ofss ssee,tspes
srseA- ~: 'bsAsssvsssaA h we ssf
kisy, - II ~ Asss y. sss&
- h ~ "xas,, svs' hssia r
Thppaag .osaiag ~ vsse sssAsssd'
~ osss ssssllseA- ossis ss1a .
saas bssA, hdiby Wills As1ais,
essss nossss, ~ 0sssxs Tssb>s,
wAisA wss hisAs, sppssshssA ls'
Ola naias-sahsss ffo9 With.
a 49, a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-26

IN ~ eeoA a t4s htoVc Addsd IN
assA3s ee}spA adssssls6n>As.
AH6vsflsas 10 segM1tsg advertisements
sAesesd
PcsoLas tssts;ae . do ~ astiss i'd
ssssshv Assiasss; Aas b to chaais
- alssssissasss frs@seauy. will he
49, ~ sssal saAp II Oar Dollar
- ssnass, SttA . s2sefiss IF NY
=. ~ = s~s Aslf m ssssl price.
NJ AAess sessas Asss besw aEsscd
spsa, ~ will b seeietiy sdhsrsd 70.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-26
s4r hnpstsAn s nfeyi9cn NsE
~ tva nv. kOU0Htkt,s
Py@ s<fssas Rel Rsas asa Timcf
oseanAes U. ll:

Nwev AuehasearA Aseots.
NV Yssa.-D Ksskasdsts. -, NJ
u nssshy sasssA b.
il eepsvressA--tsaah 49, IN.
No. npsslsoss ~ ssshsiss1 70
yesssssae ~ Tssss' NsPsbsesan' nd
Jsougvsa nnsa, ~ ~ ssraisisy ~
.. - 49, = thc-s having bass'ssss
= tAs,s saaesstlss kIeaRsiss s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-26

cruo from tho Fair, and shaIl hold
tho same subject to an order signed
by every membsr Of the Conri,te,
On repairs this. com nitsss ID ron.
list Of the iollcwias BretAsrs, W
q. Barrett, w. j. Hail, Jr., snd D.
7. Eas' 'c'
Rcsolra, 9Th. That Con mites
on Repairs, whose duty it shall 10 to
ascertain as soon ~ tho Fair is over
the amount OF funds 10 the hands or
tho Finance Comnit.ss, when thsv
shall immediately advertise for scaled
proposals, pivisg At lsas. .hrss
weeks notice to sapssd The mouev
IN repairing sl,esi,y Cssnstsry ;build.
ing or repairing fence. es.ts. &c.
They shall enter into writings, hind.
ing the party or parties whs may un.
der'ake the JOB to comply strictly
with the contract. They shall have
The pcwsr to refuse any " sM bids.
and shah in oil eassa b. rovsrnt by
their oSn good judgement, and 10
render satisfaction to the COMMIT unity
a lsrgs. This committee shall c,n.
sist Of The -follswiaE BrosAsrs T.
Z. Hawlsy, N. 3 Allen. r. Bsrcls,,
=. ? Grs,ex, ssa VIC. Pisrss.
Rspoteed. ,Nh. Thst when thsitcm,
si',ss 90 Fisascs and Hspsiri have
psrears,ea tArir, aysies they, shall
make oss ! rfittSa report 70 this
rribs for publication, @ating = full
nd c"mplsts statement, " all fund.
I'D how snrssSsd. that hsvs passed
through their hands.
R,ois~d. lOsh. That A. tIar,rsnft, |
md g 7. Y.usg bs spppin,sd door. |
'sspsss fsr tho Pair. II
Rss0issd, ilsa: fass every sss, |
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-26

We do nSs know what . day may,
bring forth. ---7Shr Isless. ga8ia y
- " ccsns iac,, 'ssdsr rsdicsI 'sla.
Aud Ia Jefferson, vsp Zsnd', and
other lorali,is.., COED, quiet, peace.
able is~ stidiss eisiseas DO act ksos
what a. ~isAs will bring fonh. A
man. bed room may he INVADED, md
he aay be dragged 10 military cs@p
SOD placed " Iraps. bs. r-,.a 4.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-26

il viii. 1t i surely time, asssr foss
yssrs Of psses. sass srbissary arrests
4asa wiah sadss ailiassy con.is.
dons sheuid cease. II mvsa b. Ell.
den, even to those living ~ = dis
lance thas shsy are isstisaisd By
malice, s~d sos,sS'!sd BY corruption.
|" Let Us haze peace, re.tor.,ios
Of good government, aad the sdain
iA'rstioa Of sAs civil les. With il
will come prosperity. Fts,srssl feel.
ing, and q united country. There
blessings arc ssquirod Osxh, tn.
country 10 sS6sr shsa, 70 be delayed
by The ssschinasioss of bad men |,
4. foreign var would convince the
East, North, and wsss Of the wicked.
asss Of this political conspiracy, and
Of the isssss folly Of sbi~ system Of
which tsads 20 alternate
'hc feelings Of the people of ten
State. against ,As sossas usu,. Aad,
- ssch q war osy ro~ibiy brssk
out At asy time, Why NOT sndssvor
TO unite the country, without such
an iucepdvv, "A littls sos aos .ssn,s,
psspss kslisHs 81, bsssVisy, AZ .
rcspsss 1T .hs csthslir ps'ssiplss
sPou which OH lsssssvsisss are
b.s'd. y, ,'AAs !. 'srtlsNa ,s.,' !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29
Board OF Town Trustee,

The Board met yesterday at 7 P. N.
Present, Messrs. Huguet, Flagg, McClel-
Ian, and President Gibson.
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Report of Finance Committee received,
and on motion tho following bills were
allowed, and ordered paid from Special
Fund, in coin. Ayes, Messrs. Huguet,
Flagg, Mcclellan, and President Gibson.
W. H. Deane (3), Sl44; Gibson / Cross
(I), $50 IS; W. II. Beunetss on, $50 /;
l.. Monaco (l), 50 IS ; Randall & Glad
ding (l), So rs; W. Il. Isaaes ny,
$50 so /; DR.. Downer ~, $3.50 Hall &
Fox (2), $40 IS Mercer 4 Tucker (l),
S27 SO; GOLD HILL News icy, Sis;
Woodruff L Co. (l), $40 ; q. Craudall
~, $1,000; II. Donovan (2), S2l7;
T. Lackey (2), S45 so; NJ. Fraukeu-
heimer (l), SO 81; T. Gallagher (l),
STA 80; Lariviere l. Champagne (l),
Ss44 "a ; ]. N~swbouse ~, Sl2o.
On motion, the Clerks report of Mar
shal's and Treasurer's accounts re-
ceived, accepted q placed on ME.
Committee on Fire aud Water reported
reservoir and pipes in good condition,
with I feet Of water in reservoir.
The following bills were referred to
the Finance Committee E. W. Reyes
(l), SIC; N. Frankenheimer ~, SIT Is;
S. W. Chubbuck (l), $3.50; Hall 4 Fox
(2), Sl3 rs; Mercer & Tucker (l), SIS.
Petition received and read from q
number Of citizens and Taxpayers,
praying for the opening OF Telegraph
street, from Petaluma street south. On
motion, Messrs. Huguet aud Gallagher
we're appointed a Committee to iuvesti-
gate the matter, aud confer with the
County Commissioners, and report on
same.
On motion, Board adjourned to meet
Monday next, October 4th, ut P. NJ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29

OuR SCHOOL LIBRARY.-The sugges.
ton made in our issue Of Tuesday, that
the want of our Gold Hill schools Of q
library should be supplied this week,
has been generously responded to. The
following donations have already been
made, and grateful Acknowledgements
are made by teachers and scholars.
Two hundred volumes more are desired,
and they can be left at the school, at
the PostoHice, or with Lille & Co.,
Virginia City P. Lynch, Gold Hill
News, 10 volumes /; J.. 7. Goodman,
Territorial Enterprise, IS; N. A. Il.
Ball, %; W. E. F. Deal, 4; II. V. s.
Mccullough, 3 ]. W. Eckley, /; H. P.
Cohen, . Henry Fonticilla, 2; Mary
Mcdonald, 2 +; Katie Mcdonald, 2; John
Mcdonald, 2; Libbis Salkeld, 8; Lizzie
and Laura Holman, 10 VIM. Bundy,
l; Sarah Booth, 3 ; Mary Carroll, 2;
Mary Harris, l Lizzie Morgan, 3 Paul
Carroll, |: Charles Conwell, 2; Walter
Gillespie, l john McKeuney, l. One
hundred and twenty-five in all thus far.
Other donors are requested to send in
their books this week.
Nor BuRNED.-The rumor prevalent
last evening that the Glenbrook Houses
Lake Tahoe, was destroyed by fire, was
a mistake. The FIRE was in the woods
heal Swift's station.
SNALL-Pox.-There are said to be, all
told, three cases Of smallpox at Vir-
ginia. The county Hospital is clear Of
smallpox patients.
DIEp.-William BENEFITS, stabbed in
an ARRAY at the Columbus Brewery,
Gold Hill, a week ago to-day, died this
morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29
Turnout Of the Miners Unions Of yirsinin
md Gold Htl-The Chinese Graders
Driven from the Line Of the virginia
nnd TrnrGaA Raflrno

N~&AaAoaAs
About II o'clock P. NJ, to-day, the
Miners Unions of Virginia and Gold
Hill, headed by their respective officers,
marched down Main street, Gold Hill,
to the number of about $50, with drum
aud 6fe, and out on the line of the yir-
GINA and Truckee Railroad, with the
avowed purpose Of driving of the Chi
nese employed as graders. The first
camp they came to vas beyond Crown
Point Ravine, and from there to beyond
American Flat, gangs of these Celestial
laborers were employ ed at grading. A
large number Of spectators followed
and accompanied the miners as they
marched along, and Sheriff Cummings,
with Deputy Sheriff Gracey, and
Marshal craudall, and Constable Harkin,
Of Gold Hill, also went along afoot.
Just beyond the 0verman mine, at the
request o" the Sheriff, the miners came
to q halt, and he read them a proclama-
ton commanding them to desist from
the unlawful business they were upon,
and to dispense. 10 reply to this,
Mr.. Atkinson, President OF the Gold
Hill Union, said that they would first do
what they had started in to do, and
then dispense. He was loudly cheered.
Deputy Sheriff Gracey then read from
the statutes the Riot Act Of the United
States. Three cheers for the United
States were given in reply I'VE certainly
hope not in derisionl. Tho miners then
marched on. Everywhere ut their APP
proach the Chinese all left their work,
ran to their camps, gathered up their
baggage aud precipitately left, many Of
them taking to the hills. The miners
had it all their own way. We followed
them as far as the "Stoue House." on
American Flat, and left them still
marching on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29

BASS BALL CHALLEyGE-THE RED
JACKETS" OF GOLD HILL TAKE The
FIELD Mine OF the smsrtest Juvenile
men of Gold Hill, some seven or twelve
years of age, have formed themselves
into a Base Ball Club, under the nane
and style Of the I" Red Jackets" in am-
bilious imitation Of the famous " Red
Stockings" Of Cincinnati. They are
already quite proficient at the game aud
consequently feel their oats somewhat,
as may be seen by the following chsl-
lenge:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29

LOOK HERE! READ THIs!-S. Haas &
Co., the pioneer clothing firm Of Gold Hill
and Virginia, are in full receipt Of the very
latest fall styles Of ine clothing, business
suits, and gents furnishing goods Of every
description, from the best and most popular
manufacturers in the East, which they arc
selling CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAP
EST. Their extensive stock is composed Of
the best material, carefully selected and made
up in the best possible manner Patronize
home institutions. We allow none in our
line Of business to undersell US.
HAAS & CO.,
se4-tf Main street, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.
HY WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.

ny WELLS. Fargo AND co.'s LINE.
L ober, Mr. Weir, NJ Mclaughlin, "
Balch, A Shepard, Mr. Shalin, N Delaney,
Mr. Sears, Mr. Currie, F A Ellis, ] c Lewis,
lady and child; ] Simons, S T Gage.
Dc~parturss.
NJ WELLS. PARoo AND co.'s
Matthias Sullivan, Miss L Smith, ] z Kelly,
Mr. Bernstein, wife and child; Jacob Myer,
NJ NJ Frederick, Mrs O'Brien and children,
John Gafuey, NJ D Bowie, Mr. Smith, Chas
Gilman, F w Goodwin, Elizabeth Morrison,
Henry White, E II Dyer, A Smith, Chas
Regondic, D Billings.
By WOODRUFF n ENNoR's
John Hooper, Wm jenkins, Jos Jenkins,
Tkos Bascoe, John Gimard, Henry Mormon,
Mr. Mcmillan, F P W Davis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29
NOtice.--LaSt Call.

IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
n late Ann OF ". A. MEREDITH e &c: are
requested to call at W. A. Meredith'e once,
Main street, Gold Hill. and settle Immediately,
II they wish 10 save cost Of writ. ru
". A. MEREDITH.
Gold HIN, September q, 1862. I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tue NArroSAL.-Don't forget that the
National Hotel and Lodging House, in
Gold Hill, will open next Friday morn
ing. Now is the time to 60 and secure
quarters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-29
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
GOLD HILL.
All styles of Likeness takoa NJ my
Rooms are Warranted.

NARTEs DE v1sITE, ALL STYLES; AM;
u bretypes, Melaincotypes, Pcarltypes, and
all other Kinds taken In the art.
,he sics and deceased taken At their residence,
IL desired. Gold Locketsa and pins Of al kinds.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-28

Experiments in France and Holland
have shown that sun-fowers, when plant
ed ON an extensive scale, will ncutralize
the deleterious effects of exhalations
from marshes This plan has been tried
with great success i'll the fenny districts
near Rochefort, France, and the authori-
ties of Holland assert that intermittent
fever has entirely disappeared from dis
trlcts whcre the sun-howers have been
planted. They are also said to be cffica-
cious IN chil!s and fever.
TUNNEL THROUGH THE ALPs.-Tle
Mont Gents tunnel. when finished, will
connect France by railroad with Italy,
through the Alps. This great work was
begun in 1857, and was at first carried
on by manual labor. It is now carried
on by machinery driven by compressed
air. The present rate is about one ward
a day on the French side The excava-
tlons proceed from both ends, and it is
intended that the workmen shall meet
and shake hands in the middle of the
Alps some time in 1873.
Figaro says. "while London raised a
monument to the wealthy American, Mr.
Peabody, the Pope had ordered bust
to the Yankee so universally honored
On his voyage to Rome, Mr.. Peabody
presented to the treasurer of Pope Plus
TX for his poor, S1,OO0,OOO. A fact
curious to note is that Mr.. Peabody is a
Protestant.
1t is asserted that there are sixteen
portraits Mary, Queen of Scots, in the
British National Gallery, i'll London,
each OF them unlike the other in every
detail Of features and complexion.
Isaac Switcher, now in the Maryland
Penitentiary for COW stealing, has been
left $50, 600 by an aunt. He has three
years to serve yet
Two boys in Jail in Chicago for burg
larry, have managed to escape throug Oh
very small apertures, by covering them
selves all over with soft soap.
st. Peter, Minnesota, was lately visit
ed by SO copious shower that in a very
few hours the streets became nayigable
for canoes.
A man was arrested in Brooklyn on
Saturday, Cor wilfully permitting his wife
to die of starvation.
A superior corn-extractor-The crow.