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damus, the Secretary says he regards
II as no reason for suspending the ac-
tion Of the Department until their
abuses Of the forms OF legal proceed.
inps shall have been disposed Of In due
course. BY the Court itself; and for-
ther, that the question of the jurisdic-
ton of the Court over the parties In
this case, appears both to the Attorney
General and Observation-Disclosures
full i; but that he prefers to rest upon
the action Of the defendants upon these
facts: First-That the Supreme Court
OF the United States has finally deter
mined McGarrahan's original claim to
be invalid. Second-That they have
also finally dispo'ed of his application
for a mandamus to compel tile sale Of
the lands to him as agricultural.
Third-That the several successive
Congresses haVe failed to respond to
his application for relief by legislative
Act and Fourth-rhat the principal
allegations Of fact relied upon by him
in the pending legal proceedings to
authorize the Issuance Of an injunction
are officially known to this Depart
ment and to the Land Office TO be
false.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
From, New York.

NEW York, August 15.-The day
passed without q disturbance between
the Orangemen and Reformers, though
the entire police reserve were kept OH
duty all day, and were ready for any
emergency.
1t is understood the Orangemen Will
hold a picnic at some future day out
side the city limits and without danger
Of Intrusion.
Twelve Twenty-first Ward roughs
were arrested to-day In n house In
One Hundred and Thirteenth street,
in which they had collected for the
purpose of attacking the Orangemen'
and were committed for trial.
Eleven of the Grand Park rioters
have also been arrested and held fol
rial.
DIR. Marcus Berge was bailed to-day
in g., 800. He Is held for trial for NAL
practice-consisting In removing the
entire womb Of Mrs. Lena Fuller-ar
operation from the effects Of which she
died next day.
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battle, and one will he fought OH Mon
day or Tuesday at the latest.
1t is believed at Chalons that the
Prussians have other plans than to
make an attack on Metz in the front.
Ina postscript on Saturday morning,
the same correspondent adds: "Ai
tho reserve infantry are starting this
moment for Metz. What has been sent
back from Metz Is baggage, not
troops"
Our correspondent telegraphs on
Monday noon, august 15), from Lux
embourg. that the sound Of cannon
from Metz has been heard all morning.
Orders have been issued to stop all
trains to Metz or Saarbruck-no com.
municatlon by the roadi Is permitted.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Napelesn
METz, August 1.-THE Project Of
Mo<elle t~elegraphed the following to
the Minister Of the Interior: The Elm
peror left to-day at 2 o'clock for Yer.
nier. accompanied by the Prince I'M.
perial. Before leaving his Majesty Is
sued the following proclamation /: "on
quitting you to fight the invaders,
confide to your patriotism the defense
of this great city. You will never
allow the enemy to take possession o.
this bulwark of France, and | trust
you will rival the army In loyalty and
courage. I shall ever remember with
gratitude the reception | have met
within your walls, and | hope to be
able to return to thank you for your
noble conduct"
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FRO FRANCR.

PARIS, August 15.-The San, Pre-
feet telegraphs to the Minister of the
Interior from foul, August IA, at 7 p.
NJ, rs follows: "Some Prussians were
noticed near. this town at about two
o'clock this afternoon. A reconnoi-
sance was made by the gen d'armes
and cavalry, who came upon some
200 P~russians; shots were exchanged
with the gen d'armes; II OF the
enemy was killed and three wounded.
The latter summoned the town to sur
render, but received q defiant refusal.
and retired. The attitude Of the pop
ulace Is excellent. Members of the
Mobile and National Guards fastened
to the ramparts.
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Tke Pru..iau Movement Alleged
French Plans.
CHICAGO. August 15.-irhe Chicago
T'ri6une's New York special says the
war news up to midnight indicated
that the Prussians are making an effort
to reach Paris by getting between the
French forces stationed at Chalons and
at Metz. The Crown Princes inten-
ton is no doubt to throw himself with
his force upon the enemy, break his
line, attack the army at ClalonS. while
the right wing under General Stein
metz combined with the center under
Prince Frederick Charles, will engage
the enemy at Metz. Paris specials say
the French wish to draw the enemy as
far as possible into the country, give
him the impression of the demoaliza-
ton Of the army, and then falling
upon him suddenly, drive him ont Of
the country, Frenchmen here seem
we'll satisfied with the situation.
Great Battle between tho Prussinns
aad Rrench-Each Claims the Vic.
tory.
New York, August l5.-rheie WAS
a battle yesterday at Heray. near
Metz. King William and Napoleon
each claim the victory.
Farther Particulars or the Battle
Presch Aereuat-French victorl-
sus-Dnpatch from Napoleon.
PARIS, August l5.-Last evening at
eight O'Clock, by order Of the Govern
ment, all t~elegaphing throughout the
French empire was suspended. This
morning at nine o'clock these restric-
tions were again removed, and the fol-
lowing important dispatch to the En-
press Eugenie is just made public:
"LoNoEvIII.E, August IA p. NJ
The army commenced to cross to the
left bank of the Moselle this morning.
Our advance guard had no knowledge
of the presence Of any force Of the ell
envy. When half Of the army had
crossed over, the Prussians suddenly
attacked In great force. After a fight
of four hours they wefe repulsed, with
great loss to them.
lSigned) NAPOLEON"
English and P~ruasian The
Prussia.s v%ictorioas.
LONDON, August l5.-The second
pitched battle is reported to have oc-
CURED heal Metz this morning, In
which the Prussians were victorious.
BERLIN, August 15.-The Queen of
Prussia to-day received the following
dispatch, dated in the vicinity Of Metz,
Sunday evening:
"A victorious combat occurred near
Metz to-day, troops Of the First and
Seventh Corps participating. I hasten
to tho scene of conflict.
tSigned) CIVILIAN"
The French Administration has CIV
en- notice that the transmission of all
private telegrams, both for and through
France, is now suspended. Messages
for Spain and Portugal may be trans
mitted outside of France by way Of
the Falmouth and Gibraltar cable.
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nurse.

The EARL OF LLEwELLYN. - A
Western paper gives an Interesting ac-
count of a trodesman living in Louis
vile, KY. who is the only surviving
nephew and heir Of the Earl Of Lew
elIyn. an English nobleman, now in
his 9sth year. The story Is told with
many romantic particulars, but, un'
fortunately for its truth, there is no
such title In existence rs that of the
Earldom OF Llewellyn.
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SAN FRANCISCO. August l6-oP. NJ
The Democrats have nominated Stuart
Menzies for Supervisor fnr-the First
Ward; J. j. Kenny for the Third
Ward cid Robert Goodwin, for the
Fifth Ward. The pledge from candi,
dates to employ none but democrats
was resclnded, so far as applied to
School Directors.
1t Is denied that the Taxpayers
convention nominated any body yet
but n resolution has been adopted that
no candidate, pledged to carry out
the platform of either political party
can be nominated, which would cut of
all the nominees Of the Democratic
ticket-seycral Of whom expected to
be endorsed.
A gypsum mine has been discovered
Ia the Coast Range near L%iver1noIe
Pass. The vein Is said to he two feet
thick.
In the Internal Revenue Department.
Assistant Assessors Samuel Ten Eyck.
Edward Corbert and Jerome Sullivan
have been removed.
4 correspondent from San Jose
writes to the alta as follows: 1.-The
town on the hill ut the New Almaden
mines was almost totally destroyed BY
fire this morning. The fire originated
In a small bakery at about two o'clock
and as there was no engine on hand to
extinguish the flames, the fire spread
with great apidity. taking in Its course
building after building, until almost
the whole Of the town was destroyed.
A gentlemap just In from the mines
states that between fifty and sixty
buildings were entirely consumed.
among which wns the new Theater.
Just finished. The people had scarcely
time to escape with their lives, so
rapid was the progress Of the flames.
Great suffering and destitutlon must
follow, as all Of the people were poor,
and are left with nothing. Most Of the
buildings belonged to the mining COM
pany."
Gold opened, 1861, at II A. NJ, and
closed at III ; bonds, 1l2H9ll0b:
greenbacks, s7@s7k, selling IS.
Weather Is cold and cloudy. There
was n slight sprinkle Of rain ut z
o'clock this morning.
Muscallie Antoine, for entering a
house In day time, with intent to rob.
was sent to the County Court for trial
to-day.
Abraham johnson, for assault with
deadly weapon, was sent to the County
Court.
Major jack Strattman COMES before
the Fourth District Court at ii a. NJ,
on a writ Of ha1eas corpus.
Jas. Taylor and Jas. O'Hara, for
robbing a discharged soldier Oh the
Barbary Coast, were held for trial, and
witness Scott was sent. TO jail to pre-
vent his being seen and induced to
leave the city. The defendants grad
uated In the celebrated Fourteenth
United States Infantry.
A certificate Of Incorporation Of the
old Saucelito Land and Dry Dock
Company was filed to-day. Trustees
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A DOCTORS WIFE REDEEMED.
ANOTHER TRIUMPH IN VIRGINIA CITY

VIRGINIA CIrT. New, Angus, Z 1850;
In November. 1868, I was attacked VIM
AnAuRosIs OF both eyes. For several months
ria vicInIty know, In 1869 ! somewhat I'M
proved. so that | could 70 about without a-sist.
snce. July 18th, 1870, I applied TO DR.. RoBkSTs,
and / Am delighted 10 make thls public state
ment a. 10 he wonderful improvement that his
magnetic treatment has produced, In 80 short =
fine, In INV overnight. lean now READA and skw
without he aid Of glasses. which 1 could no, do
before. (Signedl ,n,nuu,
ani6-1H Mis-. ID. a.
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o. AM NAL MAGNETISM
IN VIRGINIA CIT.

VIRGINIA CRY. New. July q. isTu
rh,. .er,i6es that I have Suffered much with
Rheumatism, spinal direase and 'dizzins,s'
a. more thsn two years. Iappllcd to DR; Ros'
Err. about two week. ago. At his rooms In the
International Hotel, and am NOV only zoe
~ n,P eSrs az 40 o. speedily effected BY ANIMAL Mao,
NxrIsx and the SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE.
Those who wish TO inquire Of me PERSONAL,
IN regard 10 tho above facts. can find me OF the
Imperial Hotel. Virginia CITY n, 20 nou.S
CSigned) CnhhLH' non"N'
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The OF Congress passed in July
$40. nrovides for the issue:


1870, provides for the issue;
I. SS4,ooo.OO0 OF new notes to new barktng
associations formed under the act, and 10 ex.
lstiny associa Ions 10 States having less than
their dine proportion; no other State to have
over $4,000
II. Tho three per cent. temporary loan tnow
SI5, 10000 to BE- withdrawn and cancelled ~
raoidly as the new note- are issued. such loan
shall cease Is u bank reserve.
III. Notes may be Issued TO banking assoeih-
,ionr, payable in gold, to the amount of eighty
Der cent. Of bonds TO be deposttet LOT SnSn
notes. No one hank to have oye! Sl;OOo,y ~
". All associations 10 whom notes payahie
IN cola -haIl n i.suod must maintain a gold re-
". PROVIDES for the redemption OF such cir
chatting notes In gold.
vi. Exi.ting banks having . circulation oyei
n OOOyOJO each TO be reduced: and Others TO ot
seduced until 81, 0Ol,0O0 shall be cancelled.
VII. Auy banking association In States hAv
ing . ~disproportouate circulation may be re
moved 10 q STATE where the circulation Is undo
the limit, and may retain its existing circula
lion.
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NEW TO-DAY.
WANTED !!

PARTNER IN AN $500.
\ Lemon, lime. and English Wslnnt orcha.o.
in all consisting S e, 1G:O0o A ip5s" to lake charge
- ~ n6 mulberry trees, feed eye.
~ w., have some means In cash. and give Tie
~, ~ rcferences As to responsibility: etc;
Inquire OF DH' IIo,ni vircInI.
hooM w. aul8-iw
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SAARLouIs. - This fortress, erron-
eously reported to have been captured
BY the French, was built BY the French
and was not given to Prussia until
after Waterloo. The Germans spell
the name Saar-louis, from the river
Saar, OIL which il stands. The Co@r-
risr des Etats Unis gives the following
account of It's foundation - While
vaubon was studying the line of de-
fence for the North Of France, lie
pointed ont to himself OH his map a
peninsula formed by the Saar. One
day lie said to Louis NV, "Sire on
that spot ought to be erected a fortress
which shall not only be a gate for
shutting the foreigner out Of France.
but which shall also give us an easy
road to .rreves through Saarburg by
following the valley. Before a year
masses we must be sheltered OH that
ade." This was In the year 1880
when France was mnch threatehe''
daIe haste" said the King; "bu'
YOU will never be able to get ready
such a fortress in the time. Vauoo'
was obstinate and the King was mol
less 80. The discussion grew warm"
~ bet" said the King, THAT you
will not be ready" ~ accept the
bet Of your Majesty" replied Vauoo'''
By the commencement Of the winter
Of 1881, the fortress Of Saar-louis was
finished. vaubon had won his bet
During the Revolution. Saarlouis losl
part Of Its name. The suppression o.
the name Of Louis had been decreed'
and it was replaced by the word Libr.
tfree)-so Saarlouis beclme Saarlibre
but on the restoration Of the Bourbon'
tie old HaWs was restored.
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UNDER all circumstances. political.
social or domestic, the possession OF Il
grievance is very valuable, says the
London Spectator, seeing clearly how
many there are who would be no1odies
without one to trot out, objurgate OF
n.,r-a
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NEW TO-DAY.
EQUALIZATION NOTICE

A OTlCE u HERE H vi IN.
Y that tho Town Assessor has nled In the
Clerks ONCE the Arscssment Roll OF persons
and property liable to taxation In the incorpo-
rate Town OF Gold Hill for the fiscal year ending
April, A. D.. 1871. That the Board OF Trustees
II raid Town. acting ~ . Board Of EqualiZa.
lion, having examined laid Assessment Roll,
have raised The value OF the real estate, improve
ments, and personal property In said roll set
down. and assessed 10 the persons hereinafter
named, a. follows, Wig:
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A SOUTHERN editor finds it necessary
20 remind its readers that the phrases
"done come" aud "done gone" are
more simply and correctly expressed
oy the words "come" and gone"
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The Boston Adrertiser announces
that a new dance Is to be Introduced
into society next Winter, which Is
said to be something between a High
land ding and an Irish jig.
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The above named pertons are hereby notissS
70 nppS.f before the Board Of TTustees Of Goa
~, ,ittirs .. . Boasd q Iquali.aiiou, 1t lie
i TIn s z, .ne TSHS Ns,shsl. Main strset, Cold
Gay, Commanding August 1Sth. and ending Az.
fust Htn. 4. 2. 1870, between Tia hourSc M anS
~ Il, 70 show cause, II any thsy can. vhy IA
vaiustinn Of property sssessed to them ,hsii
not ne n,sed ~ the additional amounts abo1e
Ss ordin SSa . az ., iaIss sauahssd, = provided
bJ order Of said Dossd Of Trustees.
VIZ. Hy. DOANE,
Cold Hill, Angus. lstA, 1910. o. ! sG:!s;
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IT Is cheering to lind that out West
not only Red Cloud and Spotted Tail.
but also Big Horse and Big Jake are
laboring to secure an Indian peace OH
the border,
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lee Journal Of Chemistry says claret
Is adulterated to II greater extent than
any other kind Of wine. 1t Is usually
largely tinctured with logwood and
tartaric acid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-16

SOME of u contemporaries are ear
nestly discussing the condition Niagar"
Falls will be in 5000 years hence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-16

H. A. Cobb, NJ. bore and j. II. Tur-
ney. The object Is to buy and sell
real estate, etc. Capital, half a million
Of dollars.
The Mercantile Library Lottery
tickets are now going of at the rate OF
five thousand a day, and the drawing
will probably come of oil the day ad-
yertised,
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATGoNs-
TAx.PAH RRs CONVENTIONAL
NRW GYPaUn MINR-INrRR.
MAI. REVkNUR OFFICERS NM
nOvRD-ATO wN AT NEW
ALMtDty MINRa ALMOST De.
.sTROYRD ~ FIRR GOLD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEA'rH.
ER - TO BE TRIRD-MAJOk
sTRATnAN IN COURT-GNC0K.
PORATED-THR GREAT GIFT
LOTTERY CONCERT.
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UPON hearing that the Prince Fred
erick Charles meant to attack Nancy
Mrs. Darlington told Ike that she al
ways thought those Prooshon Princes
were mean enough to strike a woman.
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4 New ORLEANS paper has diScov-
cred that "self.destruction implies a
suspension of a love Of life for the
time, at least during which the act OF
suicide Is committed"
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WASHINGTON complains that its Or
gan grinders begin their operations be-
fore daybreal.
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The "ultimatum" Ct the people Of
Indiana to the census takers is a pop
ulation Of a,0O0,0 600.
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GENERALS LEE aud Beauregard deny
ever having rendered their services to
the French Government.
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PUNcHrNELLo says that after a Turk
ish bath a ma can walk clean home.
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Mexico announces to an anxious
world that her sympathies are with
Prussia.
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They are digging mp graves to make
a street in Kansas City. and the skulls
and bones Of the early pioneers are
being scattered By the spade.
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SECOND DISPATCH
BY. Il CABLES.
TL. Ar.e., .f mnxxIni.

FLORENCE, August 15th.-A Dispatch
from Palermo announces the arrest.
yesterday. of Mazzini. He had just
arrived from Genoa, and after his ar
rest he was taken to Gaeta.
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A PHOTOGRAPHER In indianapolis ex-
poses delinquent customers by display
ing their pictures upside down, and
labelled, =. Not paid for"
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
specuIaiIsss 81 tho War,

Bpecut0tioho On tho ar.
New York, August l5.-Several
prominent Germans who are known to
have purchased gold very heavily Of
late, say 1t is on foreign account but
it Is already suspected that thegold
was used to buy United Stftes securi-
ties abroad, at o small premium, for
speculation, when they go higher.
The New York Democrat lGermanl
throws cold water upon the enthusi-
astlc confidence of its colleagues. 1t
says they have been IN too great n
hurry to chant the song of triumph;
the death Of the Emperor; the reyolu-
ton at Paris the proclamation Of the
Republic /; the end of the war; the
fraternity of people and a multitude
oftine things but the war Is not ended,
nor nearly so; and the Prussians will
DO we'll to make haste If they wish to
profit by their first advantages. The
long delay Of q general engagement is
explained by the fact that the Ger
mans, after their late important vic
tories, have been gathering up the
killed and wounded OIL both sides, aud
the prisoners and material of war left
behind BY the defeated and re~treatlng
French and they have also had to
hold the places captured, and the i'm
portant city of Stasburg IN their rear;
and that they have been bringing up
| their reserves and ammunition, and
have been repairing the damage suf-
fered by their columns In the late bat
| ties, so rs to advance with a well COM
pacted armament upon the enemy.
| The French on their right wing, beaten
at every point, have been working
hard to reorganize the broken and
scattered forces and to strengthen their
new line OH the Moselle against ar en-
pected attack. The report Of the eva
cuation Of Strasburg is not credited.
There Is no probability Of its truth. Il
Is believed here that a general engage
ment must take place within two days.
as the armies seem now within a short
distance of each other. The appoint
meut Of Trochu to the command Of the
French armies has made all soldiers
more hopeful, and tho report from
Paris says they are so anxious for bat
tie that it Is difficult to restrain the.r
ardor.
Frsn washiaGtsn.
WAsHlNeToN, August IA Wash
ington special says Secretary Cox has
made a final order In the long pending
McGarrahan case. He desires the
Commissioner of the Land Office to
proceed In the ordinary course of busi-
ness to take up and dispose Of the ap-
plication of the New lirla Mining
Company for patents. In regard to
the action Of Judge olin, Of the Dis
trict Court here, In trying to control
the action Of the Department BY man
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-16

DECLINING Congressional honors APP
pears to be the popular rule just now.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-16

MEMPRls Is anxious to compete with
Chicago for the divorce championship.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-16

PRESIDENT GRANT is to visit the Yer
mont State Fair, at Burlington, Sep
TENDER 18th.
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"A WORRIED railroad conductor says
that n stone deaf man will 60 five miles
out of his way to walk OIL a railway
track, 20 .@
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
FROM sAN FRANCISCO

IsPkc1AL TO rur aoLD HILL DAILY NEWS ~
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IL Chicago the police are being
armed with muskets.
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THE CONFESSIONS

OF AN w. L %.
EuBLIsHED FOR THE BENEFIT or
Young Men and others who suffer ON
Nervous Debility, ETC., supplying the means "
eeltcure. Written by one who cured himself,
and sem nee on receiving postpaid directed
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
NSolmap Brooklyn, n. 7.
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AND ASSAYEO,
AND RETURNS MADE IN BARS OR COIN
WR GUARANTRE QUA AsaaYs
States Mints.
Ceref1l assays made OF every description NJ
orss and accurate reports guaranteed.
e. RUHLiNG & ca
GSo. W. DoKwu, Manager.
Gold Hin, August 18th, 1870, aut5-u
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Overland Dispatches
ESPECIAL TO TIN aoLD HILL DAILT NEWS nv
Il WESTERN CNIoN %rELEanAru LINE.l
DArks TO
~ THE CABLES.
FROM PRUSSIA.

Tke Pru..iau Movement Alleged
French Plans.