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Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

WLMiNGTON.-By u comparison Of the
amount of mail matter received in several cities
it appears that Wilmington cut-ranks num-
Der of boroughs that have heretofore made
considerable prctensio;s to Importance on ac-
count of size. The cities named in the list are
Erie, Harrisburg, Reading aud Lancaster, Pa.
Jersey City and Trenton, n. j., Providence
r. l., Hartford, CT, and Wilmington From
these postal statistics Wilmington appears to
be the most important place on the list, save
Providence and Hartford. Its ship building,
carriage-building and car-buiding interests are
its main-springs of industry and prosperity,
which are carefully sanctioned and hcralded By
a live daily newspaper and two or three week
lies: But few cities in the Easern or Middle
States are progressing more rapidly than our
own aspirit metropolis.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

The Senate of Massachusetts,, by a vote Of
10 to 10, has refused to pass to u third reading
bill opening the public clibraries on Sunday
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday afternoon by
JOSEPH H. HoFFBCkEs Editor aud Proprietor SMYRNA
Delaware,
$500 in advance, or $3.50 if
not paid till the eud Of tile No paper discontinued until
all padony the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will beinertd the OF Seven Cents
line for the first insertion; suoscqGent insertions Three and
a-hal liberal discount made TO quarterly, seman
hual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

A drove Of 4S5 turkeys passed through Bal.
tlmore last week. They had come all the way
from Ohio on foot and were bound for Con
necticut.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

y WILD CHERRY BALsAA-Tho memory OF Dr.
Wstar IS emhaImed N the hearts Of thousands whom
his BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY has cured Ui cough hs,
colds CONSUMPTION, or sume otHer form of Pulmonary
dIsease II Is over icriy this prepara
lIon was brought heinre the pnbc, and yet the de.
mand Tor II - constantly increasing
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23
WILL THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
COUGH or CONSUMPTION

Read the following and learn the value Of
4Allem's lkung B&-s&~2'
Dr. LLOYD of Ohio, Surgeon ,he Army do'n1 ''f "a
from exposure. contracted consumption. He SAWS
hestancy in stating that II was nv the n>' O. '''' %
sam that am alive enjoying health
DR.. FLETCHER, of Missouri, SAYS: Il tce'm"e"u .gI
Basam in preference any other medicine iof Coughs ~
gives satisfaction"
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM
Is the remedy to cure all Lung and Throsi d'aiutes
should be thoroughly tested before us'nG any '
1t will cure when all others fail. directions a''0"'"
bottle.
IN. HarrisN Co..
Sole ProprietorS'
CINCINNATI o.
Sold by all Druggists.
PERRY DAVIS & SON,
PROVIDENCE R. L.
General Agents
Sold by JAS. P. HOFFECKER SMYRNA. Del. mh1-l"
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

Randall Brown and George Carter. colorcd,
who recently wrote letter to WASHINGTON about
alleged outragcs on coored men IN Tennessee,
have been summoned before the Grand Jury
in Nashville; to give information Of these out
RACES. On examination, however, they testify
that they have no personal knowledge Of such
outragcS and have never been interterred with
themselves
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

just received, the finest assortment of Cloths
and CaS~imeres in town. and at lowest prices,
by the yard or made to order. by W. IL Baggs.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23
Wood and VViilOw-WaYe.

Washing Tabs, Buckets KeeIers, Churns, Breoms
Clothes Pms, Cluthes Brushes Hair Brushes Scr,t
Brushes, Fancy and Market Baskets, Curry Combs
Butter Prints, Butter Bowls, Wash Boards, Wal
Brushes, H,if Bushel and Peck Measures, %
Cloths, Mats, and all sizes of Rope.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

| have Just returned from the city with a
new invoice Of Cloths aud CaS>imcreS, an1 you
will be ast0nlShed at the reduction in prices.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23
EAsTON-J. B. QUIGG, p. f.
SNOW HLL-V. SMITH, P. E.

Cook; Eairmount, 6. ". Brown; AnamesseEz, x,
W. F. Talbot, f. IL. Nelson Atlantic, to be
supplied Accomac, James Carol, A Steng-
le; Northampton, -; Newtown, A. A. Fish
er; Sandy Hill, -; Snow Hill, L. +. Mar
Il. ID. Watson; C@ntrevIIe, to be supplied
Gnmhnrnnnh. JnAcnh \ Artnrs
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

At St. John, New Brunswick, on Friday
morning, portion of the bottom of the harbor
sunk with a rumhling noiSe and where there
was beach at low tide, is now depth of
twenty feet of water. The phenomenon oc-
CURED at the commencement of the storm.
Several wharves were destroyed.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23

We are offering for sale the following Rail
,ad FIRST Mortgage per Cent Gold Bonds
Central Il. r. of Iowa, at 9j and interest.
Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Minnesota Railroad, at 95 "
Kansas Pacific r. r. at 96
Lake Superior 4 Mississippi
Railroad, at 90 q"
We can recommend the above bonds as be-
ing, in our Judgment first class Pamphlets
and particulars furnished on application Jno.
McLear Il Son, Bankers, No. 602 Market St.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23
NEW STOCK 0l' |: SFSI+iS4f S5Ff3+Sf aao,s, aGH%9,
DRY GOODS,
The Cloths and Cassimeres

are new, just bought, and comprise all the ltadin
styles.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23
DRESS VERSUS MANNERS.

DRESS VERSUS MANNERS.
This splendid dr,sS waS made for me-"
Cries Sug4 Plum. the cit;
Observers " That NAV be-.
But made it,"
Manners signify he has
double who besides being
dressed. To h. well dressed, has he
famous Oak Hall ul wInalnaker ~ Brown.
Come and see the Cheap Goods just received
by w II. Baggs.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23
GROCERIES.

Sugars, syraps, Molasse~. Rice, c. Fee, Teas
Chocolate, Coffee Essence, Coffee Roasted, Sayau.
la Coffee Coal Or Lard Oil, Candies, Soap, Spic ;
Salts Saleratus Saltpetrc, Alum, Saponnfer, nGr.
go, Starch, Corn Starch, Fnrna, Trenton Crackers
Cheese, Shot, Powder, Matches. Vinegar, Saoe
Blackng, Stove Polish, Mustard, Pepper, Hams.
Shoulders, Side Meat and Jowls.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23
GOLD QUOTATIONS, STOCK, Nc;, troT

Sold by JAS. P. HOFFECKER SMYRNA Del. "h'-l"
Smyrna times., 1870-03-23
a Large Assortment of Hats
and Caps, Umbrellas.

Saddles Brides, Swicingles, Horse Collars, Win,
dow Blinds, Iron Stone add Queenswars always or
hInd, at the lowest prices.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-12-23
New Road law.

The new Bill introduced in the
Senate regulating the keeping in re-
pair of public roads, has some new
features which may NOT prove unin-
teresting to the public
Section first provides for the divis
ion of each county into three districts,
each County Commissioner to be as
signed his particular district by the
Chairman of the Board. The Com
missioner of each district is instructed
to cause to be performed under bls
direction such labor as Is necessary
70, the construction and Keeping III
repair of the public highways and
roads in the respective pre:l'icts to
which they belong. This labor Is
exclusive Of the other duties of the
Commissioners, aud they are allowed
the same rate, i. e., So per diem for
the performance of road duty. Eve
ry person able to perform a days l;,-
bor on the road-labor Of an able. bod
led dman-receive 81 per diem. The
Act Authorizes the County. Commits
sioners to levy such a tax as shall be
absolutely necessary for the purpose
aforesaid, provided;the tax shall not
exceed Is cents On every hundred
dollars The ts.x to be paid in mouey
or labor. at the option of the tan
payer. The County Commissioners
-ars likewise authorized to give out
the work of constructing and repair
ing bridges Sto the lowest bidders:
The County Treasurer is instructed
either in person or by his deputy, to
be present at the end of each week,
within the road districts wherein the
work is being done, in order to pay
for; the Same. ..... -- ....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-01
FROM

BERLIN, July 30.-Ata mass meet
ing at Cologne to-day an address was
adopted to be sent to the King of Prus-
sia, Germany and the German-Ameri-
cans, and especially those of St. Louis,
expressing their thanks for their aid
in resisting this impious war. The
address rejoices, In the preservation of
love for the Fatherland by the Ger
mans in a land great for Its deeds, for
the life Of Washington and the death
OF Lincoln.
The address, which has occasioned
great enthusiasm, concludes as follows:
"You are still one with the Father
land. Awaken your enthusiasm
against Casarlsm, which has extended
to Mexico, which protects the land of
revolution, and which drenches the
glorious Rhine land with blood. For
such love and encouragement we ex-
tend our hands. Viva Germany, our
common mother; viva America, bright
daughter of Liberty"
This morning the French attacked
S%aarbrucken in largely superior force,
but were vigorously repulsed.
FRANKFORT, July 3O.-United States
bonds closed heavy at 76T.
The city is excited to-day with ru-
mors, the most important Of whichis
one Of a Federal action. United
States bonds are greatly affected by
this report; they opened buoyant un-
der the influence Of favorable news
from Saarbrucken, and fell to 20 and
70 at the close.
BERLIN, July 50. 1t Is officially
stated that Lord Lotus, British AM
bassador, has gone to Golssen, proba.
bly, to escape the discussions of the
neutrality preserved BY England in
such a very extraordinary fashion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-01

The States of Southern Germany,
mentioned in connection with the war,
are Bavaria, Wurtemburg, Baden
Hessee and Iickenstein. They num-
Der in population about ten millions,
one half nearly being in Bavaria. This
State has an army Of $4,000 with a re-
serve of 80, 900. The armies ofthe other
States number something more than
Bavaria. Napoleon discovers much
anxiety to have them define their po-
sition, for if they remain neutral, a
good portion Of the eastern frontier Of
France, the lower Rhine, will be free
and he ian give all his attention to
that portion confronting Prussia pro-
per. If they are to act as the allies OF
Prussia, then he can cross a division
and move OH his whole frontier. \
knowledge Of the position Of these
States, therefore, is important in the
prosecution OF the French campaign.
A glance at the map will show their
Importance stragetically, and why Ma
poleon Is 80 anxious. Baden Is on the
Rhine. next east Is Wurtemburg, and
beyond that Bavaria.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-01

of Antwerp. Bismarck takes the field
at the head of his regiment of Cuiras.
siess, leaving Herr Thiele In charge Oh
the Foreign oficss
Belgium has 100, 900 men In position.
The English home force Is now only
go, 900 men.
The South German States announce
their adhesion to the Geneva Conven-
ton as far as relates to ambulancesf
etc.
1t is now thought that the Prussian
army Will propose to cross the Rhine
from Baden to France near Huning,le,
two miles below Basel.
There is much activity In German
military circles to-day.
The French press, regardless of poll
tics, praise the Emperor's address to
the people.
The prices Of breadstuffs and other
articles at Paris are nearly tile same
now as on the eve Of the AuStro-Prus
sian war.
B1RM1NeHAM, July 30.-The Gazette
hints that the Irish affection for the
French Emperor is nourished by
French gold.
The French army is placed as fol-
lows: The First Corps, under Marshal
Mcmahon, at Strasbourg; the Second
Corps, under General Trossard, Mt st.
Avoid; the Third Corps, under Mar
shall Bazaine, at Metz; the Fourth
Corps, under General Count L'Admi-
rault, at Thionville; the Fifth Corps,
under General De Failley, at Bltche;
the Sixth Corps, under Marshal Can
robest, at Chalons; the Seventh Corps,
under General Donay, at Belfort; the
Eighth Corps, under. General Bour-
baky, at the army headquarters.
VIENNA, July 30.-Austria consrlts
Italy on the attitude to be preserved.
She is said to contemplate notice to the
Pope that the Concordat will no longer
be considered binding.
The journals complain that the King
of Hanover and the Elector of Hcsse
have compromised Austrian neutrality
by their intrigues, and say the former
should recall his legion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-01
DI-PArGH

Tho Weather China Steamship -
LapKo Treasure nnd : assenGer
LIs,-In a DyIaG Csnditisa-Prin''
ers en- q strike.
SAN FRANCISCO, August l-3P. NJ
The weather Is YARN and fine.
The steamer Great Republic. for Yo-
kohama, to-day, carries $s26.s54 49, of
which $4,000 goes to Yokohama and
$2i3, 954 43stor Hongkong. She has
the best H~rst-class passenger list which
has left by this line. but only about
200 Chinese.
Dresser is still living, but IN a dying
condition.
There were 100 cases in the Police
Court this morning.
The printers have notified employers
in all the leading Offices that they will
not work for less than sixty-five cents
q. thousand ems, and will take meas
ures to make 1t general throughout
the State. The Bulletin people refuse
to accede TO the demand, and will tele-
graph for printers from the east, get
ting out a paper as best they can until
they arrive. A proposition will be
made to have all the proprietors join
and refuse hereafter to employ any
man engaged OIL this strike.
The printers strike Is apparently a
failure, as none of the leading Offices,
so far as known, will accede to the de-
mand of increase to sixty-flve cents, rs
demanded. Tho printers In the Bull
letin office are working Mt n snail's
pace until 4 P. ~, when they will quit.
The Alta will refuse to accede at the
same time.
The Fifteenth District Court has
been employed all morning In endeav-
oring to get Il jury to try the Quin-
Maggie Ryan murder case. Twenty
four persons have been examined, aud
only four passed that will probably be
accepted. It will take Mt least the en-
tire day to secure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-01
Goid-Greenbacks-A Atabker Ar
restod-Attempted Suicide-Passen-
gers from the Rast Csnf-G-Bar-
barry Csastcrs-A Blssdy Flight.

SAN FRANCISCO, August l-2p. NJ
Gold, at II A. NJ, 12l. Greenbacks;
s4A selling, s5k.
VIM. Kennedy, charged with stab
bling a man named Brooks, on Mont
gomery street, while he was In charge
of officers, some weeks since, was ar
rested last night.
The wife of Nicholas Drahmer. re-
siding on the corner of Dupont and
Broadway, attempted suicide by pol
son last night. The attempt was dis
covered, and her life saved. W.
The following passengers lett Ogden
July 3lst, and will arrive here'td-mor-
row evening: B. Pllkington, Oakland;
H. Curtis, Marysville; G. p. Hubbel,
San Francisco; j. Thompson and wife,
Oregon /; Jacob Rudolph, L. Schwartz,
H. Y. Harrah, D. o. Mills, Jr.. Mrs.
J. Evard, H. H. Powell and wife, San
Francisco; H. Burrage, Napa; Miss
NJ. Casso, st. Louis Mrs. s. j. Barnes
Tenn; 81. Curtnier, Harrisburg, Cal;
Mrs. A. Mahayne, Sacramento; Nm.
W. H. Arnold, Mrs. G. w. Randall
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-01
DOMESTIC NEWS.

The Mysterious N urdor In New York.
New York, July 3l.-The Nathan
murder remains a mystery. Many
believe that n son of the victim Is the
criminal; while another theory Is that
the murdered banker was followed
from Morristown, N. j., by an un'
known man, who concealed himself In
the house for the purpose Of robbery
1t is probable that no real clue to the
affair is yet in the possession of the
police.
From New York.
NEW York. July 81. - The Irish
Catholics are said to be organizing to
prevent the Orangemen from cele,
brating the 9th of August. T
The brig Cato, laden with sugar, has
been run into Perth Amboy In VIC
lation of quarantine regulations, and
is in the hands of a posse put aboard
by the health officers of that town to
defend her against the New York au.
thorities.
Four hundred extra men are to be
engaged In the Brooklyn Navy Yard
tomorrow, to fit out the steamers
Albany, Minnesota, Tennessee and
Washington.
Dexter trotted half a mile yesterday
in 1:O8A, to a road wagon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-01

~. n H"a
Providence, R. l.; Mrs. c. n. Randall
Sonora, CAL; Hon. Thos. Fitch and
wife, j. B. Nelson ; w. Kish, Niles
Christomer and wife, Eff. Place, Geo.
Bryant, VIM. Bryant, Mrs. B. Roy,
Mrs. n. Waller, F. Pissinger, Miss
Carrie Smith, San Francisco DR.. S. G.
Clark, N. j.; ]. Grant, Santa Cruz ; j.
Knowlton, jacksonville, VIM. Keyser,
D. Fowler, Baltimore s. A. Mann,
Salt Lake ; VIM. NJ. Oldstead, Hong
kong; J. 5. Hall. Nevada B. Taylor,
Grass Valley, and 125 second class.
Last night William Dresser, a Sac
ramento gambler, who came here to
attend the funeral of Jim Dobson, fell
In with an ex-local officer, william
Wilson, and the two took a cruise
around the Barbary Coast. Just be-
fore midnight they quarreled In a beer
cellar, corner of Kearny and Pacific
streets, about paying for drinks. Ores
ser drew a slx-shooter and fired five
times at Wilson, N ball passing
through his side and the others going
through. his clothing. Dresser then
drew a b~owie-knife, and the TWO
clinched. During the struggle the
pistol went of again, the ball passing
through Dresser's pelyis, infiicting a
fatal wound. He was also badly'c Il
with the knife. One Of the shots took
effect In the cheek of a waiter, VIM.
Kendall, intiicting a wound three
inches In length. Wilson's wound Is
not likely to be fatal. He claims to
have been wholly unarned, and Dres-
ser also declared, while being exam
ined by surgeons, that he never had
used n nistOl,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-01

An OFFSET WANTED. - Heinrich
Ruegg. a warllke German, who has
been champing his bit restlessly for
the past two weeks, could stand It no
longer, and yesterday booked himself
on the Elko stage for "Vaterland."
He took with him his Henry rifle and
knapsack. and declares that he will be
in the fight as soon rs rail and steamer
can take him to the Rhine. He in
tends to make more hash out Of the
Johnny Crapeaux than ever Moltke
devoured at one sitting. As White
Pine is preserving a strict neutrality
in this war, 1t becomes a question of
serious consequence whetkerSHesaan
thus permit its violation witblmpunity.
As Heinrich Is gone, however, Ne, see
no other way to preserve our Rea,tral
obligations than by ofsetttng hirnesith
some able-bodied Frenchman. Who
speaks? France needs soldiers, and
We pause fora Claude to fill up the gap,
-Uhite Pine Neies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-01
MRrriaRe-.


In Gold Hin, July 3oth. at the residence Of
Hen. C. C. Stevenson. by Rev. W. W Ma.
comber, Of Virginia, Mr. il Stevenson 10
Miss Fannie II. Long, Of Grand Rapids, Michi-
gan.
accompanying the above Hymeneal notice was
q most beautiful little gold and silver bar, two inches
long by nearly one inch wide. and proportionlly
thick. a. q present TO the editor OF the NEWS, and ~
. slight msmento in honor Of the happy event. We
shall treasure the little keepsake among others VIC
have had for tho last twenty years; and II It shall
be our luck to live when this happy young couple
shall celebrate their ~"silVer wedding" we will en-
deavor to participate. and with this same little bar
remind them Of the early hours when they nnt
stepped Into the matrimonial boat. Mr.. Stevenson
aud his bride. Che latter having arrived from the
East quite recently formed their early and true
love when schoolmates together In Michigan. and
which has eliminated In the holy and sacred bonds
Of matrimony. May their days be many upon the
earth. full and plenty IN worldly possessions, and
may the pure fountains OF love and cold water,
" sparkling and bright" cheer and nourish them
while passing down the river OF life. Amer the
marriage ceremony on Saturday. . gay little wed.
ding party might have been seen" leaving Gold
Hill In carriages on q trip to the romantic groveS
and banks Of Lake Tahoe.1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-01
FROM LONDON.

LONDON, July 30.-In view Of the
sentiment Of England, occa-
stoned BY the publication Of the recent
treaty, the Government will address a
communication to the Governments Of
France and Prussia, declaring the ex-
plantations of the secret treaty unsat-
isfactory.
From orders recently Issued from
the War Office, 1t is believed that 1t is
intended to ask Russia to Join England
m pAcing al army In Belgium for the
protection Of that country.
LONDON, July 30. = Winslow. an
English officer, was killed In the Skin
mish at Niederbronn.
There Is great activity In the defense
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-01
FRANCE
OUT A BATTLE. 4

The New York Sun says: Not .
battle has yet been fought and Ffance
has been twice defeated. The first
defeat was In compelling her to declare
war on a ridiculous point Of etiquet-
the refusal Of the King to stop drink
ing the waters at Ems, to listen to the
complaints of the French Ambassador.
This was a defeat Of the first import,
ance, for it put the moral sense of an
the world on the side Of Prussia. The
second defeat is even more decisive
It consists in the Union Of all the
Southern States of Germany In sup.
port Of the Prussian cause. LOUIS
Napoleon has counted on separating
Bavaria and Wurtemburg from the
North German Confederation, and
converting them, II not into active
allies of his own. at least into sullen
and undeGlared- opponents Of Jus enc
my. This Is what they havecbeen in
former great wars; in fact, there Is no
contest In history In which the leading
States Of South Germany have not
been on the side Of France and against
Prussia. Besides, Bavaria Is under
obligations to Napoleon for saving her
from annexation to Prussia in 1866.
Nevertheless, Bavaria, wurtemberg
and Baden are as hostile to France as
Prussia herself; anu their armies,
united with those of North Germany,
will fight against the French to the
bitter end. Up to last Saturday even
ing two skirmishes had taken place.
In the first one, the Prussians had
crossed over on to French soil, to re-
and were defeated-this
was about a week ago. On Saturday,
the French attacked Saarbrucken, but
were vigorously repulsed by the Prus-
Sians. A stand-off on the skirmish
advance,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-01
SECOND DISPATCH.
DATES To LAST NIGHT.
FURTHRR BY THE CABLES

FURTHER By THE CABLES.
RIghtipg Has Csnmenced Between
the French aud tho Prnssians.
PARIS, July 31.-Fighting between
the French and the Prussian forces has
commenced. ''''
Four Prussian army corps Is on the
Rhine.
The enemy has mined the banks of
the river.
Families are leaving Switzerland.
A German banker, residing In Paris,
has been arrested.
Three Prussian spies have also been
captured by the police. a
Prince Napoleon will soon leave for
the Baltic.
At the Government arsenals In
France $4,000 chassepots were turned
out each week during July; in August
there will be $4,000; In September,
30, 900, and In October 10000 per week
will be manufactured.
Austria has given her sanction to the
taking possession of Rome by Italy.
A small Baltic on saturday-The
Prussians Victsrious!
SAARBRUcK, July 30.-Early this
morning, a large force of the Bazaines
Division, and four pieces Of artillery,
advanced to this position apparently
with a view Of dislodging the Prus-
slams. They met a force of the Volun-
teers Guard, who had taken n position
a mile and q half from Saarbruck. m
The Prussians attacked the enemy
with vigor, and after a sharp fight, the
French were repulsed, and retreated,
leaving one gun and losing twenty
men.
Th Prussians lost eight men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-01

county over the Chancellorship, for
which Rexford tRadicalh East tCon-
servative) and White tWhig member
Of the Legislature Of 1881, disqualified
by the Fourteenth Amendment) are
candidates.
Dick Hamilton (colored) was arrested
here this afternoon, charged with the
murder of Hall Ray, white man.
He confessed his crime, and was COM
mitted for trial.
ST. LOUIS, July 30.-An order was
received here today, by a prominent
mercantile firm, to purchase $4,000
tons of hay for the French army.