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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS

EoR LIVERPOOL AND QUERNsTOwN.-INkAN
'ns Oh royal mail s.eamers appointed to sail 40 fol-
EIry EnMA tyla Hallfan. Tuesday May p.
cttrry Vr Saturday Mar 10 A. N.
ciry ~ ccnnppSsEls Saturday, May - = n.
LII M os Oohk lya liasx.. Tuesday May II, p. N.
pier " North river. -
RATES OF PASSAGE
Payable IN gold. sPay a6ls IN s9rrpeucx
frs' Cssn;....'. 500 ssersss. e3s
10 rss.. l5 To Paris ,.......,... as
First Cabin. Stasra
Payable Ia gold. PAYABLE In csr,.rcx
Liverpool. .............S $50 Liysrn5o " Su''ees' cro
hsHH ......;.-........ 30 Halifax ..,......''' rs
passengers ALDO forwarded 10 Havre, Hamburg bremen
Tickets be bought here at moderate hv ,s,sou.
wiahing 10 send for their frieuia "'' ~ fS'"~-'
For further Information apply a. The company's once
JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
ID Broadway, New York
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sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.

A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
sae.Medcines for ali diseases. Prepared Food for
OF Canal.
N. B.-Ladies attended By Nrs Dewey
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

H'o PRINTER5--wANrED, A \ OR u MEpn',
Gordon or Dessaer Press. Address. with Terms, COR
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NEARLY NEW CLARENCE, WOOD BROTHERS,
a. $7sy one Barouche DO. G30o; ono brewster Road
rsssisn sSoG 500 ne. carress: I. thirty per cent below
Rnnb!o, Pony Phsetons, from Sls5 ups top Wagons
$40 up snseys Express, Ioad and dagger asons yIcto
ras. &c. 90 sce Harness, from $50 up Baakos Sheets.
&c. WIN. II. GRAY, ~, 22, n and 2i Wooster atrcet.
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NOR SALE CHEAP-BAY HAMDI.ETONIAN MARE;
can tot In aso also rark Ph.ston. made by Brewste
and set OF Double and Single Harness. To be seen al
TkC ESDELLS Club Stables Broadway and Forty third 81
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A LARGE SIZE NEW NEWFOUNDLAND DOG FOR
a sale ut No. S75 Greenwich street.

NANCY POuLTRy.-JAAEs YOUNG, OF 90 CENTRE
street h!ra bosk Se"ys ,o RAIL- w, onsr mis- week
ssls, coussn7 OF Brahmas, sPansh, Hondsns, Creves
Pigeons, 40.
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4 HANDSOME BAY TEAM OF YOUNG HOSSEa--
IN Sound, Kind and hnc drvers; need checks; bnc k
mahee ts snu egs AZ Clean aud In respect hre
carriage tea good travellers aud vesy stylish Inquire
ferry y
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we're drowned last evening by the up.

were drowned last evening by the up
setting of a boat BY a squall.
Fifty German sailors left to-day for
the scene of the European war.
Chang and Eng, the Siamese twins
arrived to-day on the steamer Palmyra
from Liverpool. On the second day
out Chang was attacked with paralysis.
which affected his left side and almost
wholly deprived him of the use Of his
limbs and power of speech. Eng, so
far, his felt no symptoms Of illness.
NORFOLK. August 13.-The Board
of Health has ordered all vessels from
Philadelphia to be quarantlned for five
days.
CHICAGO. August 10. President
Grant arrived here this evening from
st. Louis, and Vice President Colfax
from South Bend; both are stopping
at the fremont House, where ex-Secre-
tary Seward Is also staying. An In
formal reception was given by these
three distinguished gentlemen this
evening.
WASHINGTON, August 49, Several
new national banks will be authorized
to commence operations under the new
banking law during the ensuing week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

EAu.Y IN THE FIEIn.-The DEM
ocntic County Convention for Eiko
county i to be held OH the 3lst OF this
month. giving the nominees two tu!l
months In which to canvaSs before the
election. We asked n "leader" the
other day why they wished to give
their candidates & long q race?. He
answered that there were 40 many In
harmonious elements In the party. That
no matter who received nominations.
there was bound to he some bolting.
and il would take aigood while to whip
them hack into the traces; but If you
would give them plenty Of time they
would always come back by being
oroparly threatened with eNcommuni'
cation In case they did not, and making
fair promises for the future In case
thew did. We knew a Democratic
candidate to injure himself and defeat
some Of his party. last spring. o!y re,
marrying that when the Irish "hncked"
they could always be whipped back.
but when the Americans and Dutch
got hot IN the collar It was hi. The
irish, to show that they, too. had 4
little independence left, "hucEed v
worse than ever. and kept 1t mp until
after the election. II our Democratic
friends In Elko presume too much
anon their power TO charm into sub
mission thole whom they propose to
slaughter, they may find that they: too,
have spirit enough to "burk 4 little.
Lilo Independent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15
DISPATCH

SAN FRANCISCO, August 1852. NJ
1t is reported this morning that the
Tax Payers have nominated NJ. G.
Upton, of the Alta, for Auditor.
The telegraphic lines in Oregon and
Washington Territory are working
badly, on account of fires raging IN
the woods, especially in the vicinity Of
Puget Sound, doing considerable DAM
age. Travel OH the Sound Is impeded
by the dense smoke which covers the
water, making 1t impossible to dlstin-
guish anything a short distance of.
Gold, at 3 =. NJ, NIX. Greenhacks,
S..
The California and Oregon Railroad
bridge over the Wallaniet river Is to
he 1000 feet long, with a draw of 200
feet In the center. This will be one Of
the longest railroad bridges IN Amer
ica.
The latest advices from Mexico rep
resent a feeling against the French aud
IN favor of Germany as intense aud
universal with all classes.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
DATES TO LAST NIGHT.
BY n CABLES.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR


LONDON, August 14.-Advices from
Metz state that the French army has
been withdrawn to the west bank OF
the Moselle.
Mcmahon Is at Toul, twelve miles
west Of Nancy.
The evacuation Of Metz Is consid-
cred certain.
The Prussians count on starving ont
the defenders of Strasturg without re-
course to bombardment.
A dispatch from Nancy, via Berlin
dated yesterday night, says: zine
French battalions, In moving toward
Metz, were encountered on the rail-
way near Pont-a-M usson, and retreat
ed. leaving their baggage trains In the
hands of the Prussians.
The Prussians have occupied Nancy,
which was evacuated by the French.
The Prussian cavalry destroyed Il
portion of the railway between Frat'-
ard and Paris, cutting off supplies and
forage for the French troops, which
are sheltered under the guns Of Metz.
The Pru>,ian. OecnDy Nancy.
PARIS, August l3.-Nothing new
from the headquarters Of the army.
Telegraphic communication was In
terrupted yesterday between Paris and
Nancy. =
Last night the authorities sent n dis
patch to Paris stating that Nancy was
occupied by a Prussian detachment.
The news Is confirmed this morning.
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A r FROM PARIS.

PARIS, August l4.-Preparatlois ior
the defense Of Paris continue, and
IRE energetically pushed in a remark
able colossal character.
It Is thought the Prussian demon
station OH Strasburg is only a feint.
Seventy thousand volunteers left
Paris to-day for the army.
PANS, July 14.-The journals unan-
imously demand the expulsion Of all
Germans from French soil, IN conse-
ouence Of the discovery Of Prussian
spies.
Count Palikas Issued an address to
the troops, In which he blamed them
for firing too quick at W~eissenhourg.
He says they used more ammunition
in one day than the Prussians would
In three. The Marshal reminds the
soldiers that they are now OH q grand
line Of defense from Thionville to
Metz and Nancy, and they must hold
their ground. Back of that is the line
of the Meuse. then Champagne, then
the .Argoune, then the line Of rivers
illustrated by the campaign Of 18Th.
Behind all these Is Paris; and behind
Paris Is all France, with four millions
of armed ME and a thousand millions
of treasure.
The La Parittnes says: "When
strasbourg was invested it was com.
pletely supplied with ammunition, and
that all tile PLACES likely to be Injured
By the enemy's shot have been strength,
ened. Many persons left town will
ingly, and many others were sent
away. Strlsbourg," it adds, scan
only be captured through famine, and
it has provisions for many months"
The Journal 0btcfel says: The &C
tivity at the Ministry of War Is won-
derful, and all the immense resources
of the country will soon be available.
Volunteering continues In large num-
bers."
The authorities deny the statement
of the French journals, that the
French do not respect the convention
of Geneva, and attend only to the
French wounded
The journals notice that the public
sentiment In France Is cooler, and that
the deepest determination Is evinced
throughout the country to retrieve the
recent defeats.
The National says: 1.-The German
Journals admit their loss In killed and
wounded in the proportion of five to
two of the French"
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DEATH OF ADMIRAL FARRAaU
EXPENSES OF WARFARE.

The cost Of wal Is quite beyond esti-
mate. It begins the moment that it Is
thought of, and steadily increases all
the time up to an actual collision, and
does not end, until long after the bel
ligerent parties have sought the shades
of peace. 1t permeates every trade
circle with damaging effects to every
class of productive industry. 1t Is Of
course impossible to ascertain. even
approximately and in figures, the
amount Of damage done By the mere
apprehension Of injury; and, In the
language Of New York contemporary,
"still more so to track 1t through all
the channels Of robbery and misery III
which It results at last, in the priva-
tlous, sorrows and ruin of unnumbered
homes But one branch Of the work
It leaves Is palpable; for it Is repre-
sented by the depreciation of values
upon the stock exchanges of the world.
Every dollar Of the public securities
issued BY different nations Is held BY
somebody, and Its owner finds himself
worth, after the declaration Of
less than before. The London Econ
omist of July 10Th has undertaken to
estimate the amount of this loss, as
shown by the fall In securities in the
eight days between July 18th. the day
before the first alarm in the French
Chamber of Deputies, and July 18th.
when the war panic first reached its
hight. In this one week the value Of
French rentes fell equal o$l5o. OOO, 900;
that of British ~consols, $4l,575,0N;
that of Italian bonds, $~4l,575,0O0;
that of United States bonds, $33. 0O0,-
900; and the total loss Of value in the
national securities sold in London was
no less than $3Sl,475,0OO or not far
from $500, OO0, 900, without including
the stocks Of Germany, Austria, Bel
GUM, Holland and some other coun-
tries, Of which no sales are made in
London. In railway stocks a similar
depression took place: and in those Of
eleven prominent English lines alone
there was Il fall in price Of $l2, Is, 200.
The total loss of property to investors
BY the mere declaration of this French
Prussian war Is certainly far more than
$500, 900, 900; a greater amount, per-
haps, than 1t was ever before in the
power of two men to destroy, aud
which, rs the Economist justly says.
implies individual suffering difficult to
over-estimate. This is the beginning,
but it is not By figures or BY words
chat men will express the end Of such
a war. The fright and confusion thus
brought into the commercial world Is
Of itself n gigantic evil; and If war
resulted In nc other injury to mankind
than this, 1t would we'll deserve all the
maledictions eve uttered against it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

HoS. THOMAS FITcH. - Our distin-
guislled Congressman is expected to
make a speech in Virginia City on
next Thursday evening. As the Union
Republican Club Of the First Ward.
Gold Hill, Is to meet oil Friday even
ing to reorganize for the approaching
campaign, when every true Republi-
can In the ward, whether American,
German, Irish, French or any other
nationality. will have an opportunity
Of registering himself upon the roll
book Of the Club, we can promise iii
friends that we shall Use Il endeavors
to get Mr.. Fitch to make us a speech
OIL that occasion.
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-
Deaths.

In Arizona, about the lst Of August, Mr..
Richard Sander, . native Of Kitzinger, Bavaria,
AGED about IS years. [Mr. Sander was formerly
q resident OF Gold Hill, having established him
prietors Of tho San Francisco Restaurant. lie
En- Gold Hill Q few months ago with the inten-
ton Of visiting Arizona, md perhaps residing
10 that Territory. Mr.. Sander WAS q most ex-
cellent man, in every sense OF the w~ord-honest'
upright, hw-abidIng, loyal to his adopted coun-
nv, and beloved by al who knew him. His
many friends here will deeply regret bis sad and
early death.-Ep. NEws.l
In Gold Hill, August 18th, Emma Mary
Schweiss, aged Z months aud 10 dayf.
THE funeral will take place from the residence
Of the parents, next door to the Gold Hill Brew
cry, at Q o'clock p. y. tomorrow. Friends and
acquaintance are respectfully invited TO attend.]
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SecOnd Ward Union Club.


,r.urKTsNa or TIKI UNION
a Puu,Tgn 3, vt1rinSs rSS,v Snor,si isib. is10,
mittee' heid d. '"S'a'H ~ ""s '" o
u 49, n.., r,r,,v copvsntion NJ the
hesSrSo, hSaa rtu =, S,o,er corntv he
~ f'SyH,sSJa RtS,,' nm N0SDkY TGF
nsln ~ nS.,rSSin,nn ~ IGN A. IL
Ihinp Dni " OStEpH ToiinSin,
H; 70 noml1.'o !"
ONCE r.. eV,"..; .rd r,,.,va ,ssnblvmon
nMo SSnaIots aha i"''''
UIstIsS' 'u"se'
Snorln, ,
County Glerk,
District attorney
County treasurer
county heeoraeI,
County Assessor.
Superintendent Ct Public Schools,
County ComInis.!o.'-.. ..
Justices OF the Peac" ana Constao'es'
IL was fartner- Du.
RSsasra, Iaaa 'ae ed pt rnnn;v ei SonSrn NH he
yatct 20 me oute ano Soun.y M Hon
heiG IN tne sexTfsa RR reTihG I.y =" y, esU
w ,s sne IN. 20 Nn.n =, n n o.cIost . " and
y, ISsu, tne Pv.n Vcpe."
to sloss ~ n Tti ;bc . linton E;h Rspph,,c,n election,
shail vote oirect ~ the primary eiect,oh IoI
delegates to the State Conversation as Wen as INC
County convention. ano 70 mat enc; az me pols
Of each precinct. two ballot boxes shall De used,
one ior Siaie uelcSate tiekets' inc oihet iur
County Delegate tickets. fhat the uckets oe
headed For State Delegates" "Fos County
Delegates" as the case may be. and 10 DO depos'
tied In the appropriate box. II any ballot con.
tains more names for Delegates than the pre-
cinct lie entitled to for State Or County, the same
shall not be counted,
ResRred, That tho primary election Aha! 90
held under the supervision OF the several ward
or Precinct Gibbs. and the members OF the Union
Republican party are requested TO Immediately
rcorganize the anne n..u
Ressrtd, Thht voter a. ne Snton sePnoM
can primaries eneu posse't Jno ionowing Iusn;
ncatlons' ne snAi! DC . oisiLeno, - I'll =.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
mani. or ADMIRAL Farraxui.

PoRrsMouTH, N. H.-August a.
Admiral Farragut died to-day, very
peacefully. at l7o'clock precisely, sur
rounded by his family and friends at
the residence Of Commodore Pennock,
at the Navy Yard. His remains Will
be deposited temporarily In a vault
here, until a final resting place Is de-
cided upon.
MisceilRnesus
NEW Yoax, August lS.-lt Is an
nouuced that the orangemen will soon
have n picnic outside the Metropolitan
district, and are prepared to resist an
attack.
No lives were lost on the steamer
Noreaik.
The deaths during the past week.
were 757.
Mrs. Robson and two gentlemen
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has received a report from Paris that
there was fighting to-day before Metz
and that the attack was made BY the
French. No report of the fight Is
received in this city from correspond
ents,
Pfalsburg, the key Of the Vosges'
twenty-five miles from straaburg' has
surrendered to the Prussians. The
Crown Princes army had left Pals
burg in the rear long before its sur
render.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15
The French Have EVacu-
d ated Metz!
LONDON, August 1.-THE Napoleon
retreat from Metz Is fully confirmed.
NAVAL NE Wa.

From Cuxhaven, it Is stated there
are French ironclads and avisos in the
oiiing. French Admiral Willamncz
Is of Kiel.
The French deny having committed
any violation Of the protocol Of Geneva
by neglect of wounded soldiers.
A Southampton dispatch says that a
North German Marquis has been taken
into Cherbourg as n prize.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15
FROM AUSTIN.

AUSTIN, August l3.-rhe mill at Hot
Creek, which was started some time
since, has stopped operations for want
Of a supply of ORE.
This evening Wells, Fargo & Co.
ship nine bars of bullion. valued ut
$l3, $50 9S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15
KILOGRAMS.


TRUcxEE, August 13.-Pollard's Ho-
tel, at Bonner Lake, was burned to the
ground this evening. The fire, which
was discovered about 8 o'clock P. NJ,
was caused by a defective stove-Plpe.
The loss, not including furniture, was
1880; no insurance. Five hundred
dollars in greenbacks, belonging to
Pollard, were destroyed, together with
most Of the guests baggage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

A FRENCH writer says there are but
four great social ideas, viz: birth,
marriage, Paris and death.
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PAsSRNGERs FROn THE EAST
"A PRUssIAN CELEBRATION
ALI. NIGH C-G0LD-GREEN.
BACKS FLAGS AT HALF
MAST - BOUND OVER THE
MINT OPENED FOR BUsI-
NRas-THE WAR NKWa-AN
40 rRRss MARRIED..
SAN Francisco, August 15-2r. NJ
The following passengers loft Ogden
Yesterday, and will arrive here to-
morrow mt $50 p. NJ. : Miss NJ. Hall,
Miss H. Hagan, SIN Francisco; Mrs.
J. VI. Johnson and child, Mendoza,
Illinois; Miss Kate Curry, Philadel-
phia Isidore Wormser, Miss 5. 5.
HydeliF, NJ. Elias, l.. Hecht, San
Francisco NJ. Ryder. Baltimore j.
Shoncneld, New York; W. Reed. San
Francisco /; w. B. Latham, San Fnan-
cisco ; Z. l.. Lane, wife and two chill
dren, San Francisco; D. +. Dade, vi
salia, Cal. H. G. Grigsby, San Lean
dro, Cal. ; Miss F. Grigsby. San Lean
dro, CAL; Miss J. Maddams, San
Francisco Lewis Haas, wife and two
children, Stockton; F. Stewart, wife
and child, Stockton, Cal. Miss j.
Dale. Stockton, Cal. Mrs. f. Carpen-
ter, Miss II. Carpenter, San Francisco;
VIM. Currier, Mrs. J. Collier, Miss A.
Collier. Portland Geo. W. Gilbert, A.
W. SiSson, j. W. Cushman, Mrs. f.
Crum. Mrs. o. Ramesdcn. Sacramento;
Mrs. Mary Croker, Pulaski. New
York, Daniel Snider, J. W. Maulfair
and wife, Reading, Pa; Mrs. F. NJ.
Peck, Lyons, Iowa Mrs. A. McKoon.
San Francisco H. P. McKoon, Utica.
New York ; f. Wadsworth and wife.
Benton county, Oregon.
The Germans Of San Francisco were
up all night celebrating the continued
advance Of the Prussian armies, the
widest excitement prevailing among
them.
Gold opened at ll71a at II A. NJ. and
stood at ll6%.
Greenbacks, ~. Selling, ss&;
with a tendency upwards.
The flags throughout the city are at
half.mast In respect to the memory Of
Admiral Farrgut.
Manuel Gonzales was this morning
sent to the County Court for the rob-
berry of John D. Morris.
The Mint opened this morning for
business-the repairs made necessary
by the late fire having been nearly
completed. The brief dispatch IN
n~ounclng severe fighting near Metz,
both sides claiming victory, has re-
aroused the excitement, and the streets
IRE thronged with people awaiting In
great anxiety further particulars.
Jesse w. Snyder was married yes
terday to Mrs. Laura A. Fair, formerly
of Yreka, who made her debut here ~
LADY Teasle," at Magulre's Opera
House. some years since.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

To preserve cut flowers, 1t Is neces-
sary to cut a piece Of the stalks daily
and renew the water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

4 FAITHFUL wife passed through a
town In Kansas recently with her lie
crepit husband dashed to her back.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

Miss Llkelike KewaukeaSeowawme-
kaka leads the choir IN the kewalahoe
Church, Sandwich Islands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

New ENGLAND has been suffering
severely by drouth. Not half an inch
of rain fell in Boston during July.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

PRAcricAI. communism-To be will
ling to divide with any man who has
more than you have.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

Mrs. STEVENS Is known In San Fran
ciSeo as the ''bewitching little curly
headed editor :" of the Pioneer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

Iowa Is to have 4 soldiers re-
nuion," at which $4,000 persons are to
simultaneously sing Hal Columbia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

The hot weather and lack Of rain
are producing an Autumn dropping OF
leaves in vqrious parts Of the country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

The late rebel General Thomas L,
Price, of Missouri, Is said to have left
an estate valued ut 81. 0Oo, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15
FROM RENo.

RENO, August ia salt mill Is
being erected here, and In a short time
Reno will supply all the salt needed
In this portion of the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

PARIS ladies now yea the SAME
style of hat that vas woin los years
lDO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

THERE is nothing new under the sun.
China started life insurance 1000 years
ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15
THIRD DISPATCH 3.
BY The CABLES
Report of q Battle this
Morning
THE PRUssIANs CLAIM AN.
OTHER VICTORY!

New YoRK, August 1912 MA
special to the Associated Press says a
second pitched battle is reported to
have occurred near Metz this morning.
The Prussians claim the victory.
Telegraphing has been prohibited
throughout France.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15
Overland Dispatches
ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY SEws n,
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LISE.i
DATES TO SATURDAY. NIGHT
BY n CABLES.
The Germans have an Invading Army
Of 10000 Between Cologne
and Rastadt.

FRENCH LINE ON THE MOSELLE
AT RICH ANGLES WITH THEIR
LINE OF COMMUNICATION.
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l BATTLE At METZ !

No Particular Vet Obtnin.d- Th'
News Received In Paris aud Lon.
dsn from French searce.-
The Preach Said 20 have
Made the Attack.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
FROM A FRANcIsc

ESPECIAL TO THE aoLD HILL DAILY NEws Rr
rue WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LISE.1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

The wealth of England Is said to
increase $500, O0O, 900 every year.