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NEW YORK, Jane 26.-Stocks strong Gold, 1917.
Exchange, 9H. b20s 1852, 122 do 1864, III do 1885,
1ls; new 119A; do 1867, 119ai 104Os, 1OsH Virgil
MIA 6s, So; Missouri IS, go; Canton Company, so /;
Cumberland preferred, 32; New York Central,
1942l Reading, 9szs Hudson River, 1885, Michigan
Central, 1885, Michigan Southern, 1867; Illinois
Central, 142; Cleveland and Pittsburg 100I (;
Chicago and Rock Island, 1925; Pittsburg and
Fort Wayne, 157.
BALTIMORE, June 26-Cotton firm at SAGE.
Flour dull and weak. Wheat dull and lower; sales
OF low white at g. Corn dun prime white, 9569Ic.
yellow, sSc Oats dull; Pennsylvania, 7s6s0c. light
IO@T2c Provisions quiet and unchanged. Whisky
firm, and held at 81 04.
NEW YORK, June 26.-Cotton active and flrmer
sales OF 2O0O bales at 936c. Flour declining but is
without decided change sales of $500 barrels Wheat
dull and declined 1c; sales of 81 900 bushels No.
at 81 52, and No. at 81 45(a1 Az. Corn lrmer;
sales Of $4,000 bushels mixed Western at 63@s2c by
canal and s2@ssc. by railroad. Oats active and
rmer; sales OF 81 600 bushels at TIC Beef quiet.
Pork dull; new mess ss2 25@S245. Lard quiet aud
unchanged. Whisky quiet
SAN FRANCISCO, June 25.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat-good to choice, sl5O@16O. Legal
tenders, 74%.
Arrived ships Olivia Davis, New York, and Anne
Lizzie, CallaO.
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N. Y. S. Vol. INSTITUTE, J
CORNER FIFTH AVENUE AND 10TH STREET, :
A.n.IlA A ID L

CORNER FIFTH AVENUE AND 18TH STREET,
CENTRAL PARK.
IA Home and School for the Sons OF Deceased Sol
diers.)
DR. II. T. HELMBoLD:-
Two bottles only OF the package Of your valuable
Ruchn presented to the Institute have been used by
the children, and with perfect success feel that a
Enowiedge Of the result Of our OF your Buchu
with the children under our charge may save many a
,,nerintendent and Matron OF Boarding Schools and
Aevlums a great amount OF annoyance. Thanking
YOU on behalf of the children, and hoping Others
may be alike benefited,
' am respectfully yours,
COLONEL YOUNG,
General superintendent and Director.
n No 1R 1860.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Anew RaiIlondRoute,

Special Despatch to The EUerliny Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, June 26.-There seems to be a deter
mnation to push forward the Maryland Central Rail
road, which will give another Independent through
line to Philadelphia. At a meeting held at Towson-
town yesterday, it agreed to survey the route
Immediately.
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THIRD EDITION
II HI n w H - II.
Disaster by Fire-Injuries to Firemen.
FROM THE WEST.

Destructive Fire-Firemen Seriously Injured.
DETROIT, June 26.-This morning the foundry
and machine shops of the Fulton iron Wo rks
were destroyed by fire. The loss is ab ut
$4,000, which there is an insurai ce of
$4,000. Chiet Engineer Bettle was sel iOu ily
burned by falling wall, and Frank smit /, a
driver of a steamer, was thrown off the ny ne,
striking on his head. His recovery is dc ub tful
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FROM N.EW YORK.
Drowned.

PoUGHKEE PsIE June 26--Alonzo Walsh, yourg
member of the Thirteenth Street M. e. Church, in
New York, while attending picnic of that church
at Cold Spring yesterday, was drowned while
bathing.
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The market in Government leans was very quiet.

The market in Government leans was very quiet.
ut prices were firm.
State and City loans were extremely quiet, with
sales Of the latter at 100 foTthe certificates and
% for the old The better class OF railroad canai
and other bonds were offered eparingly. Readu
Railroad was steady at about 1914 with some sales
s. o. at 4996 Pennsylvania Railroad was firm at be6
ah6x Camden and Amboy Railroad was steady AZ
1880; Norristown Railroad at 60; North Pennsylvania
Railroad at 86; Mnehill Railroad at 649, and Cata-
visa Railroad at 81.
In Canal stocks the only sale was OF Lehigh Navi-
cation at 80 a 95H, the latter decline.
Bank and Passenger Railroad shares were ex-
tremely quiet without any change from yesterdays
quotations.
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FROM THE STATE.
Death of Judge woodward's Wife.

Death OF Judge WOOdWarps Wne.
WnKEsBARRE, Pa, June 26-The wife OF ex-Judge
and Congressman Woodward died yesterday. Her
funeral takes place Sunday
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GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
january o. 1868.
Mp III. n. HELMBOLD:--

IT. t.
Dear Sir:-Your communication requesting our
terms for advertising was duly received, but from
nreudice / had formed against advertising ''cures
Tor secret Diseases it was left unanswered During
an acoidental conversation In drug store the other
EVENING INV mind was changed on the character OF
yo1r Buchu. It was then highly commended for
other diseases by two physicians present Inclosed
please dnd our rates OF advertising.
Yonpa etc Il. ii. B. STENH0UsE,
Editor and Proprietor OF Daily and
Semi-Weekly Telegraph"
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HFLMBoLiDS EXTRACT BUCHU, established
awards OF eighteen years, prepared by H. t. HELM
BOLD Druggist No. 694 BROADWAY, New York,
and No 1O4 South TENTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa
Price Al Qb per bottle bottles for $780, delivered
70 any address. Sold 10y all Druggists everywhere.
None are genuine unlass done up in steel-engraved
wrapper, with tsc7asmAe Of my Chemieai ware
honseb sna signed
T. T. HELMBOLD.
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Steamship Brunette, Brooks. New York John r. Ohl
steamer Milville Renear Millve, Whitall Tatum AGO
BBrque Memoria, Selvg, Baltic, L. Westergaard Go.
BrigAntne Abstainer Elderkin, ParrsbOrouRh N g. do
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ns,Os see inside PAGES
[BY rELEeRAPH.l

BY rELEaRAPH.J
SAN FRANCISCO, June 25-Tbe ships Isaac Jeanes an
Moseth coded in the harbor last night, and both WEI
considerably damaged.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING

ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Pioneer, Barrett 80 houes from Wilmington
Nh III with cotton etc. to Philadelphia and Southern
Steamship Brunette Brooks, "a hours from New York.
Steamer Diamond State, Cundi ls hours from Balti.
more, with mdse, to A. Groves, Jr.
Steamer Mllyile, Renear, day from New York, with
mdse to Whitall Tatum q Co.
Steamer Frank Pierce, "a hours from New York, with
mdse. to w, M Baird a Co.
Steamer N Fairchild Trout "a hours from New York.
SchT s. II. Wines, Hulse, days from Rockland Lake,
with ice to Knickerb0cker Ice Co -
Schr Ocean Bird, Marsh, days from NorioH "itn um
schr Jeannette iDgen, days from NanticOke river,
Schr Grace Watson Wallace, days from Norfolk, with
scST Ada z%es. Adams, IA days from ROchpOrt. Me-,
Schr Ephralm and Anna Greene, days from Boston.
with ice to captain
correspondence Of the Philadelphia Erchanse.
LEwEs, Del, june 25-Barque Chasea, from Philadel-
america Brirs William Welsh. for Barbados, and T. H
Todd, for Boston, both from Philadelphia, went 10 sea
yesterday Passed in brig Golden Light, from sagua
MEMORANDA.
Ship Westmoreland, LatOunau hence, at Antwerp Nth
Ship Kosmos, Elefsen, hence at Helvoet 18th inst.
Steamship Saxon, Sears, hence at Boston yesterday
Barque Carl JOHANN Norden, hence, at Antwerpl4th
Barque Malvne Degner sprenger from London for
Sehr L. M Reed, steenan, for Philadelphia, cleared
seST O. B. Meshsne, Qugley. for Philadelphia, sailed
Schr Rising Sun, Moore sailed from Richnond 24th
inst for James river to load lumber for Philadelphia
cleared AZ Gscrssto%n. g., Sotb inst i0l
Schr Frank Herbert Orowell, from St. John, ~ D., for
PhAdepha, at Holmes Hole A. M. AID inst, and sailed
Schr May Mora setson from Vnalhayen for Philadel.
phia, at Holmes Hole p NJ. Sad inst
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
CLEARED THIS MORNING

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE
"A. .M.........7bI IL A M. .........s9l p.
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4 lot Of csrpetbsggers and few va
grant scaawags send up memorial to the
U. S. Senate, from Texas, wherein they call
themselves "citizens Of Texas and pro
test against organizing a State Govern
ment, and ask that that state, territory, dis
trict, or whatever may be the proper name
of it in Radical nomenclature, be divided
into several states or territories and the
grave and dignifed Senate of the United
States referred the memorial to its Judiciary
committee. Whoever before heard Of the
citizens Of State, which had been kicked
out of the Union deprived of its civil pow
er and put under the ban Of military gov
ernment, petitioning the authors Of their
degradation no, only to refuse them the
right Of existence as State, but to cut up
their territory into several States, and thus
mutilate the corpse Of their former State
If ANYBODY ever doubted that Texas had
been thrown to the dogs of carpet'baggers,
this petition will settle the question. The
object of the petition is apparent BY di-
viding Texas into three States, and having
them all run through the mill OF Radical
reconstruction, six, instead of two carpet
baggers, may get mileage to Washington
with the title and pay Of Senators,
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We're !, not for the fac, that the subjects of

Were it not for the fact that the subjects of
several murders, lynching and other out
RACES and crimes too revolving to detail in
public journal, recently perpetrated in the
state of Indiana, were white people, that
state would be sadly in need of reconstruc-
ton. Had just one half these crimes been
perpetrated within the same time in any
southern state, the cauldron Of loyalty and
humanity it the north would be boiling over
with Indignation and congress would be in
perfect perspirstion over the great ques.
ton of guaranteeing a republican form of
government" to the offending state, or re-
manding it to territorial condition if it
had already been admitted to the dignity of
state in the Union.
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pear to be uuinjured, and promise On a6gn'
dent harvest. The weather is warm ana de-
lighhul H..
The Tribuues special says the President
ir reply to a delegation of Kentucky raad''
calls, said he had given instructions that
none but outspoken, reliable republicans
will be appointed to Office in the border states.
Lieut. Gov. Cumback of Indiana is strong
" urged for foreign mission. The Presld'
eut PERSISTS in declining to remove the oih.
ce holders for merely political reasons nn'
Ill the tenure office law is repealed, His
course is having its effects, as members Of
congress have a great number of nomina.
tions they wish made, which cannot be
done under the Presidents construction Of
the tenure Office law, while thai law remains
in force,
Bosroy, March ls.--Mr. J. NJ, Lnrrabee,
CITY treasurer aud collector OF Gardner,
Maine, who has been connected with the
city government for many years, IL found to
be a defaulter in the amount Of SjO,OOo'---
His father promises to make good the
amount
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Wendell Phillips in his rawlings, has con
templated himself in the Senate Of the Unit
ed States, where he refused to vote for the
confirmation of Holt of Kentucky. 1t has
been generally supposed that Holt was mean
enough TO command the cordial support of
Wcqdell Phillips, even, bu: it appears not
He has done all he could to deserve well OF
the arch radical lunatic, and we think his
falling a little short Of the mark, should be
overlooked.
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Lopez, of Paraguay, still
UnConquered.
DEFALCATION IN
MAINE.
ILLINOIS FRUIT PROSPECTS,.
Sentence Of a Notorious Burglar,

SAN FRANclsoo, March ls.-St Patrick's
day was celebrated by civil and military
procession and banquet.
While firing salute, last night, aboard
the steamer Chresopstis, on the occasion OF
the reception of the Emmet guards from
Sacramento, keg Of pOwd r exploded,
woundng ~ to 20 persons and damaging
the boat considerably.
HARTFoRD, Conn, March l7.-ln the
Superior Court Of this city, to-day, James
Wilson, alias Dave Keutly, notorious burg.
lar, was sentenced to five years imprlson'
ment in the State prison for committing
burglary in Hartford and years for
burglary in Painsville He is already in
prison serving out years time, dating from
last December, making lG years in all. lie
has heretofore escaped from the Michigan,
Ohio and New Jersey prisons, where he has
time yet to serve. In getting away from
Michigan he froze both feet and had them
smputated at his instep.
New YoRK, March l8.-Capt. Armstrong
Of the emigrant ship James Foster, died Of
the fever at his residence, in Brooklyn, last
evening.
NEW YoRK, March l9-Late letters from
Brazil state that Lopez is steadily organic.
ing his army from the remnant Of his old
force. and the natives who fled before the
allies at Ce.ro Iona. He has issued a pro-
cIsmatioR urging his people not to give up
or despond aud they believe implicitly in
all he advises. Not q native is seen in the
towns occupied by the allies. Ascension
was completely sacked: not even the houses
of foreigners we're spared. Paramhost, the
Brazilian minister for foreign affairs, has
been sent to the allied camps on the Platte
TO prepare the way for peace 1t ls believed
he is directed to harmonic the difficulties
prevailing among the allies. Mcmahon IS
still with Lopez, and conseq quentiY ls cordl-
ally hated by the Brazilians. Financial
| matters are still unsatisfactory, and the
Manteridean bank has suspended. -.
NEw YORK, March ls.-The Herald 8
Washington despatch says The army OIL
GERS iu Washington are discOntented with
| the late consolidation order, and most OF
those who have had occasion to visit Gen.
Sherman, in order to have their assignments
changed are heartily disgusted with bis bluff
/ mannera.
! The House military committee had an IN
tervIew with Gen. Sherman, who urged the
necessity for Tetrenchment Of army ex'
penses, and of keeping within the anouuts
! appropriated. He said the officers and
men must go into the field instead Of pay
ing rent for quarters in cities, and continu'
ing the expensive commutation system.
CHICAGO, March ls.-The Republican has
a letter from Makanda, H., sayinR that the
peach buds are about tour ifths killed. The
| trees were unusually full of buds, and If they
escape late frosts after blooming, there will
probably be fair crop. All other fruits Ap.
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The great growIer, Phillips, so far turns
aside from gnawing his favorite bone, the
negro, as to commend Gen. Grant for what
he says, in his inaugural about the poor In
dian. This remarkable DEPRESSION must be
attributed either to the fact that the Indian
is not white, or that he supposed Gen. Grant
little sensitive on the Indian question,
and takes this means of nudging him 10 the
ribs, for the shortcomings Of his inaugural
in other respects.
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CONN NERO IAL.
Latest New York, Chicago and
81, Louis Reports.
Correct Rock Island Quotations.
Rock Island Market.

Rock IsLAED, March i.
RLoUR-Spring Double Extra, in bbls 20 ~ 81
wholesale, and 81 40 at retail. Sacks, 20 ~ a,
Wholesale, and s., 90 at retail. Loose, SOW AZ
wholesale. and $6, so at retail
WHEAr-Eo. 1895 No. W. No 3 50
CoRN-i5a50c.
OArs--A5a4s" for - lbs,
RYK-qOR ~
BARLHr-No. /, $50. No.3 L7o
sAGr-S, ,2OS3,25 per barrel
KERosEEH-WholosRle oarrels included, ~
retail COO.
HIaHwINEs-Sl,35
PorAToRs-7j.
ONoSs-2,OO per bu.
EGes-lbc dUI
BurrER-vvry obo,o lots, tor Tetsiling, will
briag 25a30c
CHErsr-25 X. 10.
PoULrRr-spuug chickens 10 cs per TO-
Turkeys y ctI per ID.
LARD-2Oc per N.
Hoos-For i've hogs9a!. Dressed 10, ,5Osl,OO
dividing on 200 lbs.
CArrLE-Livs weight, common, J,5Vai'bo.
Prime shipping 6,OOa6,OO per hundred pounds
HrpRs-Green Country, 9c green cured lilo
green calf, Ieal25c; dry Clint l4Gl7ci dry salt
HAY Prairie :lonl2 per ton Timothy 1896
atl40O.
woop-0ak j y,50ai6,5O cord.
OoAL-At tbs Coal Valley art, oa the Levso
coal 5 sud ut L. cents the cost Of delivering 70
bO added.
From teams in Market Square, at l4al6 cents
LmE--Port Byron, sl.3O per Dbl. Rock leland
lime $l.l6 per bbl.
APPLrs-b,5 5OAs, ,Oe por barrel.
CRASBERRlRs--3O cents per quart.
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Somebody wants to know what the Repub.
lican party will do for ammunition when the
negroes are all dead. Why, they will throw
the country into revolution because they
have no monuments erected over their graves
and will not cease agitating the question Of
equal rights till the last ghost of them has
"a mausoleum built at public expense.
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Tho Radicals refuse to stand by their col.
ored friends in Virginia. While they insist
that Georgia shall be kept out Of the Union
because she declares negroes ineligible to
Office, they will not accept one as a candi.
date in Virginia, and repudiate the whole
proceedings Of their State convention be.
cause a colored fellow citizen was nominated
for the office of Lieut. Governor. When will
this hypocrisy cease?
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Our readers must not be surprised at the
announcement that Gen. Grant has the roll
Of his cabinet called every morning to see
if they are all present and on duty. He is
so military and they are so resgniug.
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A den Of counterieters was discovered
on Tuesday near St. Louis. A considerable
amount of counterfeit treasury warrants on
that city, aud lot Of bogus itty.cent U. 5.
fractional currency, together with lot Of
couuterfeitcrs' implements, wD.r seized,
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It is said that some men are like tea-their
real strength is not drawn out, until they
have been for a short time in hot water If
this be true, Gen. Grants strength must be
thoroughly exhausted by his cabinet stew.
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Gen. Grant insists that all rebels have not
completely surrendered yet He has made
terms with Gen. Longstreet, By giving him
the colectorshp OF New Orleans. For the
sake Of permanent and lasting peace on Il
sure foundation, Longstreet accepts.
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at. Louis Market.

Telsgraphed to the Argus
ST. LOUIS, March Is.
Flour quiet unchanged firm. What firm un
changed. Corn Grmer Gsa70. Oats lower 57R62
Rye unchanged l2sal3O. Barley quiet unchGnE
ei. Whisky no sales. Provisions firm. Pork
higher in n small way, sales 32a33i. Bulk
shoulders l23 in boxes. Bacon firm mo.o doing
II. Shoulders II. Clear rib III. Lard held
firmly sales country and otty at lStalsi
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House and SIGN PAINTING,

THE undersigned have formed 8 co partner.
l. ship, under the firm Of smeaIon 4 scblsn
uer, for carrying on the business Of House, Sign,
and Steambo Painting; GraininX, Kslsomin,
ing, Psper Hanging, GlaIiug, &c.
FRANCIS sMEALOE,
JOHN SCHLEMMER,
Rock Island Aug, 20, 1858, DIFF.
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UNION Srook YARDS, March Is.
Cattle quiet, easy, receipts 1888, sales ia at
3 25a875 COVE to good steers Hogs nTmer, EuaZoo
better, receipts 1884 sold at lO,VValV''oioF hght
to good; shippers are buyers.
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Chicago Market.

TeIegraPhed % tae ARGFs'
CHICAGO, March Is.
Flour dull at j,OoaG,25 good to choice spg
extras Wheat quiet, frmer, closing at ,lV4a1 for
No Q Corn, fair demand at sat for new Oats
moderate request, steady 521n3; Rye duh At l,i93
for No /, Barley inactive, nominal at lsOs2,
Whisky duh, frmer at So Dressed hogs i2tas;
Provisions quiet, hrmer; Pork 3li; Lard lst
Short ribs l54ai
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NEw YoaK March ls.
Gold l,3l4 Coupons Of 81 l,l64; 5-2Os
FIRST llgs do second l,l54 do third LIE ;
new ,l34; d. '67 ll3s do Is l,i3sj lO-<SI
I,054.
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ENERGY BRICk.

A TKINsoN, MURDOCH CO., will sell
"a Brick, delivered, for eight dollars per
housSnd, and are preps' ! TO make contracts Tor
auy amount at eleven dollars per thousand, IN
he wall. uilders' msRsursmsut. jRn7dn
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Dailp argus,


Henry Ward Bcccher's mother Is dead.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

T OFFER my place on Orleans street, in the
/ lower part Of the city, near the new school
building, for sale. There are four lots IN onee en-
closure, good house barn, sheds, etc, and ev-
grything convenient-s good well, cisteTn' cellar
great variety Of fruit trees, &c, &c, For fur
her particulars enquire Of the subscriber.
LIB. SAULPAUGH,
Rock IIland, Jan'y Is, 1859, dtf.
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TERMS.
WEEKLY ARGuS, established October Is, 1851.
DAuY ARGrs, established July II, 1854,
ksNEAL 4 JONES, ProprietorI.

WEEKLY ARGus-Three Dollars year. Il paid
wholly in advance. Twenty five cents viii be
added for every three months payment is delayed.
In Clubs Of 10 or more, at $3.50 each, and one
copy extra for every club Of TO-
DAILY ARGus-Two Dollars and Fifty Gents
for every three months, payable in advance, or
$40 year. By the week, twenty-five cents, IN
advance.
ROBERT 7. hcNRAL. MILTON JOSLs'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-06

Miners UNION BALL.-Lovers Of dane
ing aud a truly social ball win bear in
mind that the second annual ball of the
Virginia Miners Union takes place on
Tuesday evening, February 9Th.