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Another inglorious Defeat at
Huntington.
One Fenian Killed and Several
Wounded.
Report Of an Intended Movement
on st. Armand.
Additional Arrests Of Fenian
Leaders.
Reported Summary Execution Of
Feniau Prisoners.
Death Of General Donne1ly From
Wounds Received at Pigeon
Hill
Canadian Troops Make an 1ucaraion on
American Soil

Canadian Troops Make an 1ncarsion On
American Soil
TEE FORWARD MOVEMENT FROM MALONE
special Despatch to Thc Chlcaxo Tribune.
Boe1oH, May a7.-EnttrelY trustworthy special
Dispatches from Malone Say the invasion from
that point Is more complete and d4g1aceful fall
ure than thRt near St. Abans- About 400 men from
Western New York and Peunsyirau,a took part
in the Malone movement They have been making
raids ac1oEs the line for day or two without
meeting any foe till this morning. At O'Clock. they
met Canadian picket and had nf4ef sI1Etnish'
which resulted In the retreat OF the Feuans TO the
line in wild disorder Some OF the officers profess
to contemplate renewed movement tonight, but
the men are utterly demoEaNzed. and the thing l.
Impossible. The whole ann!rb at an end. and
even newspaper correspondents are returning
home.
MALONE, n T., MAY 27.-General Gleason has
been strongly reinforced He has 5000 men, and
nov occupies position In Canada, four miles be-
3ond the line. He is eutrenehed strongly, and Is
coundent OF holding his position.
NEW YORK, Nay 27.--Generai Gleason telegraph
ed to friend IN this city last night that he would
light before daylight this morning. The British
:eeu{a1s and Canadian Eel-ureers arc concen-
rating along the Trout River. The Fcnta1s are
susil5 engaged throwing up earthworks
ART1t1.KRY-
GencrHl Gleason has two pieces Of artillery.
ANOTHER FIAScoL
TORONTO, May 27.-The movement a. Hunting
don began at this morning. The Fenlaus coa-
fductcd = brcastwofk OF rails acsoas field on the
sosth bank Of Trout River. At halfpast the
Canadian troops came up md opened nrc. The
FcuianR nred few shots and took TO their heels,
pursued to the boundary line, where the ot1ce1H,
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IOWA.


s1oCx CrTY, Iowa, May 2s.-Testerday, party
cf i've Indians, belonging to the Winneba9o tribe,
located on the reservation In Nebraska, aud near
herc, made their appearance On the premises Of a
farmer, living only twenty-five miles above this
CITY and, while he WIS piowing, shot him In the
back, and afterWard severed hts head from his
body. iAe IndlaIs Werc captured, and are now
st tie Agency, under arrest
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~THE EvERGREENr-a finely planted frllt. grain.
and Rtzirs fn1us Of ItU acrer 1t L. MoIfe Bureau &
held 1t $l per acre: bett offer takes Apply t9 VII
* ~ = shie,eo -. - X III EnYARns. Mendota iii
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE,

An ccr for Enc Brick Rc.aence and large Lot on the
North Side. FRED L FAhE'
Real E&tate Office IS DearhorRst.
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Earth Closets.

UNIVERSITY OF CE1tCAGO,}
May 1, lS70.
We, the undersigned. members OF the Fnt-
nifty, consider the Introduction Of tho Earth
Ctoxct a measure of Efeut sanitary fn1port-
nnce, and are satisfied. from the trial thuh
far uaade Of it. that Its claims have not been
oveE1nted, and thai the public keuera1fy
wonId do well to give the suh1ect their
tlou&htful attention.
{Prof.) W.I. MATTHEW'S,
{Pruf.> EffA1. GARDNER,
{Prof.} J. e. FREEMAN,
tProf.) 4. ]. HOWE.
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Earth Closets

Entirely dIsreuse with the use OF NArER'
.,,nIorf,1 D1Y EARTH In Its stead. They
enabie nnture's wants to be Intended TO In
con,Iott, insread Of With the usual dls3ustf1x
zurrouudtu8r- Arc especially adapted to thc
unc Of lnvallds, and Of the sick F0om.
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Earth Closets.

Free from offensive odor, at all times,
whether III or out of use. Can always renln4n
where mort needed.
COl1AI0DEsz, which mny be used In any
room, md FIXTURES, by wf.irh an EARTH
CLOSET may be ret in any convenient place
In the house, are no1d 70 che0p1y that they
afe within the reach Of 1ll.
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The finn Il poEGER + GRUHD1E. 70 g Ststosta Z
va afssntyed Nv ur:R44 eoasert 90 THO Asa ~ ~
Snrft iS;S Tha bp.iptss of the rn win be eetea ~
III rpderskned who b eathosEed g Golees Y dees
~ sqtS1sa = ~1k9 1s5asEk K8&x3 hQRk
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EARTH CLOSETS,
Earth Closets

Are the modern improvement whicn t1ke
the place Of and supersede the Water Closets
Ia houses, and e1fapensc VILE eea3poo1o una
nthpr r~Tuf.ITr fea2uxes Of the outdoor
Privy.
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Fourteeath.st., between Sixth and
Se1elthays.

Attention called the fscs that theso Csrr1Ass &xs
Frrsh Stock exclusively Of ther manufacture, of
he west derfxn. End most perfect dsh, tuads foe
dc pscsent b soek their new WareEoous ~
Broadway; bat- owing 10 The late accident that necsd
tates te rebuilding of tAeir warehouse, have bcen re-
moved To the zbovs Aaos1. Fouttoenthst- and szs
to be
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the SECOND VOLUME OF
A. III. STEPHENS y

Great Hlstory Of the War il now ready Aren't! wanted
work. Address ZEtGIRR, McDuHDf CO. % Mon
rcs.sf. ChJc1xp, III,
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AGENTS WANTED,
DISSOLUTION.

The firm Of BOEGER t. CRCTDIEs. 10. Il St.te.t.
gat die.slEea by mutual eeaseat % tbs s.a u q
the UNDERMINED who authorized to rotct tho debfA
due IL md to whtrn al prc25 indebted to the nfu1
aIr notified to make payment .,
The foregoing notice Ia Untrue, anl not author.
lzca By me an still member ot tho nf1a % hoS1sf
g. T. 49, ~ ~ otb%@Js- ~ ~ ~ " "ALHKRTGRUNDIEA
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e State good service.

SINGULAR FATALITY. "A singular
fatality seems to attend the mel who
make it a business to pick personal
quarrels and get up a collision with
John MorriSsey. Every one Of them
has died of the bullet at the hands OF
other parties. Bill Poole was the first
person with whom Mr.. NJ. had a brawl.
subsequently he was shot, and died
from the effects Of the wound. Next,
Paudeen picked a quarrel with Norris
sey. and he, too. fell by another's
hand. Billy Mulligan next, and In a
little while lie was shot and killed.
This Summer John Casey tried his
hand at 1t, and OH Sunday night he
met his death rs all his predecessors
had done-by the bullet. We mention
this rs a singular coincidence. and rs
one not at all rejecting upon Mr.. Nor
rissey, who had no hand in the death
OF any Of the parties, and'who was al
ways too generous to wish even q NOR
tai foe the slightest harm. Thieves
and loafers ought to learn from this
record that the safest thing is to let
him alone seVerely..-Troy Times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24

JOSH BILLINGS PRAYER.-From tu
menny friends, and from things at luce
ends, good Lord deliver us. :,
From q wife who don't luv us, and
from children who don't look like us,
good Lord deliver us. =.
From snaix IN the grass, from snaix
in our boots, from torch lite process.
sions, and from all new rum, good
Lord deliver us.
From pack-peddlers, from young
folks in love, from old aunts without
money, from kolera morbus, good Lord
deliver US.
From nrsepaper sells, from pills that
amt fisk, from females that faint, and
from men who flutter, good Lord de-
liver us.
From welth without charitee, from
pride without sence, from pedigree
worn ont, and from all rich relations,
good Lord deliver lis.
From virtue without fragrance, from
butter that smells, from Niger camp
meetings, and from cats that are court
Ing, good Lord deliver us.
From old folks secrets, and from
our own, from. megiums and wimmen
committees, good Lord deliver us.
From polytishuns who pra, and from
saints who tlpple, from RI cotfi, red
herrings, and awl grass widders, good
Lord deliver us.
From folks who won't laf, and from
them who giggle, from tight boots.
easy virtue, and ram mutton, good
Lord deliver us.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24
DISPATCH
MAN SnOT-DEMURRER SUSTAINED
THE FORGERS-SENTENCES-TH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SAN FIANcIsco, September24-3P.N NJ
Nathaniel Robbins was shot dead by
B. IIouseman, In a quarrel over card
matters, in KAnska Valley, Ell Do,
RADIO county, last evening.
The demurrer Of A. j. Shrader, Sill
pervisor, to the indictment for misde-
meanor, on the ground that 1t did not
specifically charge crime, was Sustained
in the Municipal Court to-day, and the
matter sent before another Grand Jury.
Geo. l.. Howard, Geo. Clark Broth
erton, and Lewis Carroll Brotherton,
convicted of forging checks Of Tread
we'll s. Co., which they sold to Hickox
& Spear, were sentenced to IA years
each to the State Prison. Defendants
counsel were allowed 80 days to file a
bill of exceptions and application for
a new trial.
Charles Weiland and Charles Hamil-
ton, for assault to commit robbery,
were sent to the State Prison for four
years and six years respectively.
James Taylor and James O'Hara, for
robbery, were sentenced ten years each
to San Quentin. Jas. McCabe, same
%offense, same sentence. Joseph Dunn
was tried for the same offense and con-
yicted. Frank Welch and James Nc
Donald, same.
1t Is rumored that the working force
in the Custom-house Is to be considers
bly, cut down next week. One OF the
parties to be decapitated Is an old SOL
dler of the Mexican war and civil war.
1t is rumored ut l p. n. today that
F.. L.. A. Phoebe has been struck with
naralysis. . "#r
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harmless. Their shells are defectiYe,
one-third of them bursting In the air.
The place could be taken any DAY Dy
a determined assault, but Werders' in
structions still oblige him to postpone
It. Beefin the city is five francs per
mound: horse flesh two francs, and
vegetables are unknown. Salt Is very
scarce. rgrE 6
q Severe Battle Near Paris.
LoNpos, September 23.-Couriers
inst from the vicinity Of Paris report
that a very severe battle occurred yes
terday at a point Immediately south Of
the city. The French forces, in heavy
columns, attacked the Prussians posted
in the woods, and the former were re-
pulsed with great loss.
Another startling War Runner.
LONDON, September 23-8 P. MA
Berlin telegram, which is to be re-
ceiyed cautiously, has the following
startling intelligence: Russia Is In mo-
ton to seize the Black Sea and prob
ably the Dardanellss. War between
the Car and the Sultan is imminent.
Tho Occupation Of Rome.
FLORENCE, September 23.-Rome is
now completely occupied by Italian
troops. The Pope has been permitted
to retain a guard, composed Of his late
troops Of Italian birth. All the rest
of his army have been dismissed.
Popular demonstrations Of approval
continue throughout the Kingdom.
1t is thought the plcbiscite will take
place ON Sunday.
The prisoners taken by the Italians
OH the equalization Of the Papal army
numbered about $500, consisting Of
4 500 Italians and $500 foreigners.
Yesterday a conflict occurred at
Leonine City between Italian soldiers
and a mob. The Pope subsequently
asked General Cordova for u guard in
order to insure his personal safety, and
the General sent troops for that pur-
pose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24

EVER Or TuEE."-A sad story Is
connected with the name of the writer
Of the beautiful song Ever Of Thee"
which has been sung and admired by
so many in this country and in Europe.
Foley Hall was a gentleman by birth
and education. Wealthy In his own
right, with large expectations, he led
a needless life-not choosing his asso-
ciates, but allowing himself to be
drawn into the society Of the vicious.
His property soon disappeared, and he
was left without resources sufficient to
buy his daily bread. His musical tai
ents had been highly cultivated, but as
he never needed them, lie scarcely
knew to what degree they could be
available. In his distress, however, he
wrote this charming song, "Ever of
Thee" A London publisher gave him
one hundred dollars for it; but that
amount, with such a spendthrift, would
not last long. He wrote other songs,
but the money not coming rs fast rs
wished, in a weak moment he forged
the name Of his publisher, and al
though every effort was made teven by
the publisher to save him, 1t was all
no use, and poor Foley Hall went to
Newgate, and died broken-hearted be-
fore his trial came on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24
THE CASE

- - -
Louis Napoleon told Bismarck at
Sedan that he was driven into war by
the pressure of public opinion!in Paris,
and that he was in favor of peace at
all times. OF course, there Is no gem
eral rule without an exception. and
wal In the Crimea, Italy, China, and
Mexico only combined, to form the ex-
ception In this case. Mr.. Dicey, favor
ably known as the author Of an impair
tlal book on the United States, and
lately editor Of the Daily Ne,0s In Lon
don, has published an account, which
he "has reason to believe accurate, Of
what Napoleon would have done, or
tried to do, had ho beaten Prussia. He
would have made the conquered pay
the expenses of the war, as his uncle
did, in Berlin, In 1907 have made
Prussia refund the indemnity paid by
Austria, on a similar score, In 1856;
have restored their dominions to the
Kings Of Hanover and Denmark, the
Elector of Hesse Cassel, and the Grand
Duke of Nassau; have RENTED the
City of Frankfort to- its former repub-
lican independent status; have trans
ferred Dantzig to Russia, and have re-
duced Prussuia back to her territorial
limits Of lS4s. Moreover, MS France
wants fuel for her steam engines and
gas, the coal districts Of Saarlouis and
Saarbruck were to be annexed. Lastly,
the North German Confederation to be
broken up, and a new Confederation
of the Rhine formed-there not being
any difficulty in guessing who would
DO at its head. This Is rather a sweep
ing programme. If Germany should
ascertain that any such was formed,
her terms with France will scarcely be
distinguished by moderation. At pres
ent the statement, however probable
in some points, is somewhat in need Of
confederation. tsal%
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
FRENCH SANITARY FAIR RECEIPTS
HEN FRUIT FROM CHICAGO IN
EXCHANGE FOR ORCHARD FRUIT.

SAN FRANCISCO, September A-2r. N.
Gold at II A.. NJ, 1928; greenback:,
ssl4-selling, SO. i
The French Sanitary Fund Fair has
already realized $2l, 800, and it is ex-
pected that the auction and lotteries
this evening will swell the amount to
$50, 900 at least.
Miss Lindley Of Sacramento will
probably be admitted as a student In
the fourth class of the State Univer-
sity.
There arrived from the East last
evening $500 dozen of eggs, In IL Of
Davis refrigerator cars, from Chicago,
and are warranted to be as fresh ms
they can bc obtained from the ranches
In California. The car will carry back
fruit from California.
The weather is warm and cloudy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24

The NATHAN MURDER.-The New
York Tribune Of the 10Th instant says
The Nathan tragedy was yesterday
officially added to the enigmas Of MUIR
der by q verdict Of the Coroner's jury
that the victim came to his death ut
the hands Of some person or persons
unknown. 1t was apparent from the
first that the inquest could have no
other than this impotent conclusion
but this fact Is not a reaso for the
detectives abandoning the case as hope
less. Accident may in time solve a
mystery which has been proof against
earnest effort, and the detectives should
be ready to seize 1t when offered. All
that is required is that the crime shall
not lie forgotten by the officials whose
business 1t is to discover the perpe-
traitor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24
DOMESTIC NEWS.
New Miaister - Knglasd.

Z
WASHINGTON, September 23.-The
President has rendered the appoint
ment of Minister to England to Hon.
o. p. Morton, of Indiana, who has
accepted.
French sympathy ut Chicago.
CHICAGO, September pa large
meeting was held at Farwell Hall to-
night to express sympathy with the
French Repubi'. Addresses were de-
livered by prominent American and
French citizens. The national airs OF
France and America were played. The
American and French flags were inter-
twined. There was a large procession
afterwards, headed by a band.
Soldiers Reunion.
WHEELING, September 22-The Sol
dlcrs' Reunion of Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia, met at an old camp
at Moundville yesterday. Col. Curtis,
of West Virginia, was elected Post
Commander. A beautiful address Of
welcome was delivered by Gov. Steven
son and Capt. Bowers. The attendance
is large and increasing hourly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24

AN enterprising husband in Mime
sofa advertises his wife for sale. He
warrants her to be gentle, affectionate
and devoted, and claims for her 4
knowledge Of human nature which
he does not himself possess. In short,
he thinks that she knows too much to
suit him, and he would like to find a
man of better education, who would
be willing to marry her after she has
been divorced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24
.norrrp m STATE CONVENTION At ELKo, sEP,
rENBER 21sr, 1870.

Rsssrsd, That the Administration Of Presi'
dent Grant and the Republican majority In Con.
gress are entitled to the thanks Of the country
Tor tho manner In which they have discharged
their duties and fulfilled the promises upon
which they were elected to power.
Second-Tha. We renew our pledges OF devo-
ton to the Federal Union, and consider the
preservation OF Its integrity and the mAinten,
anes Of It's honor A. the highest duty OF every
American citizen. and to this end we invite the
cooperation OF all men. without regard 10 past
political associations or differences.
Tnird-That We are now, As ever. opposed 10
ali forms and places OF human slavery, and III
favor OF al measures the purpose Of which Is TO
lawfully project the labor OF the citizen. and
that the action Of Congress In re using to admit
AsiAtics to the privileges Of naturalization re-
eeiyes the thanks and Endorsement OF this Con.
~vention, and We earnestly urge upon that body
10 speedily enact such laws as will prevent the
further importation OF Chinese under service
contracts. u,
Fourth-That We favor the entire repeal o.
the income tax, and the reduction OF the tarin,
and all other taxation, to the lowest point con
sistent with tho maintenance OF the public
credit.
Finh-That We sympaihizc with all people II
every country who are striving to resist the en-
croaehments Of despotism and:estAbNsh consti
c. c. BATTERMAN. Chairman.
JoHN II. BoALr, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24

STREET ETIoUETrE.-A gentleman,
meeting a lady, should always take
the right of the walk.
A gentleman, meeting another,
should always pass to the right.
A lady, MS n general rule, should not
take a gentleman's arm in the day
time. However, 1t is not improper
when the walk is crowded with people.
A gentleman, meeting or passing ;
gentleman and lady, should pass on
the gentleman's side.
A gentleman should never fail to sa-
lutte a lady of his Acquaintance when
within proper distance, unless she
wears a veil, in which case 1t would
be highly unciyil to recognize her.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24
THE WASTE OF A

Giyeme the gold that war has cost,
Before this peace-expsndipg DAY,
The wasted skill, the labor lost,
The mental treasures thrown away
And / will buy each rood Of soil
Where hunters roam, whore peasants tol
Where peopled cities stand.
I'll clothe each shivering wretch on earth
In needful, aye, in bravo attire;
Venture betting banquet mirth,
Which Kings might envy and admire.
In every vale. on every plain, ~,
A school shall glad the Gazer's sight,
Where every poor man't child may gain
Pure knowledge, free % air and light.
I'll build asylums for the poor,
BY ago or ailment made forlorn
And none shall thrust them from the door
Or sting with looks or words OF scorn.
I'll link each alien hemisphere;
Help honest men to conquer wrongs
Art. Science, Labor, nerve cheer;
Reward the poet for his song.
In every free and peopled ollme
A vast Walhalla hall shal stand
A marble edince sublime,
For the iIlustrious Of tho land
A Pantheon for the truly great,
The wise, benefcent and just
A place Of wide and lofty state
70 honor and to hold their dust.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24

4 c-ESsus-TAKER recently stumbled
upon a young married couple near
Lima, Ohio, with n family Of seven
children. The father is not quite
twenty eight, and the mother said that
"she had not reached her twenty
fourth year." They had had nine years
of welded bliss. The young man
modestly claimed that he had been do
inc the State GOOD service,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24

CURE FOR THE EARAcHE.-Thcre Is
scarcely any ache to which children
are subject so bad to bear and so difh,
emit to cure as earache. But here Is a
remedy never known to fail: Take q
bit of cotton batting, put upon it a
pinch Of black pepper, gather It up
and tie it dip It In sweet oil, and IN
sert it In the ear. Put a flannel band
AGE over the head to keep 1t warm. 1t
viii give immediate relief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24

SOMEBODY told Joe, before he went
out camping, that benzine would Keep
of mosquitoes and black flies. Joe
took a bottle with him, and after sup
Der covered his face and hands thor
oughly, not emitting his whiskers and
hair. He then filled his pipe and lit a
match for a good smoke. Joe is'now
all covered with blisters and sores
about the head, and stays in the house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24

JULES PAKpREE, 4 resident Of New
Orleans, eighty-six years Of age, has
not had a tooth In his head for upward
Of thirty years. Two months ago,
however, his gums began to itch and
swell, and soon he began to cut some
teeth. He has now a mouthfnl of
young teeth, which are growing finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24

In Wyoming q fellow was travelling
over the dry waste of the Bitter Creek
region recently, when, as the train
stopped, he asked one Of the settlers at
the station, What kind OF country
have YOU around here ?" "Oh," was
the response. 1--WE have n very fair
country; all we lack Is good society
and water. The fellow was comforted
by the assurance that chi has the
same advantases-lack Of good society
and water" +
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24

WHEN a Chicago woman wants to
get a man on a breach Of promise case,
She makes a bet of a kiss with him and
loses. She pays him the kiss In the
nresence of q witness, and sues him for
4 breach of promise and triflng with
her affections. This Is naturally called
counting In Chicago. /
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24

DIR. EII.EN b. FERaUsoS says truly
that~'a woman who can excel in cook
ing Is just as noble as one who edits a
newspaper, or the woman who may
eventually enter our Congress and
IepiSlature.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24

OSE OF the first really good buildings
that was erected la San Francisco was
made Of stone, all Of which was cut.
fitted and placed in position without
mortar, in China, and then shipped
across the water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24
Union Republican State Ticket,
For Governor,
FRED. A. TRITLE,

For Governor,
FRED. a. TRITLE
or Storey county.
For Lieutenant Governor,
II. g. SLING
or ormsby.
For Congressman,
THOMAS FITCH, OF White Pine.
For Judge OF Supreme Court,
J. - SLAUSSEN, Of Lander.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court.
ALFRED HELM, OF Ormsby.
For Treasurer,
Les. WINES, OF Elko.
For Controller,
w. w. HOBART, OF White Pine.
For Secretary Of State,
J.. d. MINOR, OF Humboldt.
For Attorney General,
WILL CAMPBELL, OF Storey.
For State Printer.
II. K. MIGHELS, OF ormsby.
For Surveyor General,
JOHN DAY, OF ormsby.
For State Mineralosist,
HENRY WHITEHALL, Of Churchill.
For Sup't Public Instruction,
A. y. FISHER, OF ormsey.