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ISspBCroR wALLINe,s TRIAL.


Ola Nick TO Pay In the 10. Nichelss-Les-
tiers Opened by Mistake-The Campaign
Opened and no Mistake-Two Patricians
60 for Each Other, and Somebody sees
for the Police.
Mr.. Austin Myres and Mr.. Walter Lawton
board in the st. Nicholas Hotel. The other day
letters arrived for Mr.. Lawton, but by mistake were
thrust under Mr.. Myres's door. Mr. Myres has q
son-in-aw who evidently treats him as one OF the
family, for he opens and peruses his letters. This
he did In the present instance much TO the preju-
dice OF Myres, for Lawton went to Myress room
and expostulated with his lists. Mutual explana-
tons followed In the shape Of q rough and tumble
fight.
These explanations being unsatisfactory, Myres
went for a policeman, who In his turn went for ="
Lawton. Ultimately. Benjamin II. Rogers, the hotel
detective arrested Lawton, and the pleasant party
with Ms ress soninLw in attic ndance, proceeded TO
Inspector wallings apartments in the Mulberry
street palace On arriving there Lawton complained
that the son-nsw lad opened bis letters, and that
the father in-aw had attempted TO close his eyee.
You have q. acted fooiishiy, and ike Children.
Mr. Myress sonfn-law opened the letters with no
lelonious intent, but by mistake. the matter, how
ever, should never have come here; and II hold
one, shall mold the other also. so you had better
This cid not suit Myres, whose temper was up,
snd he told the Inspector that he knew Commits.
sioner smith, and that the matter should not end
The Inspector replied: "Mr. Smith is my supe-
ror officer; but II you knew a dozen Mr.. Smiths In
GLIDING John Smith Of England, 1t would not affect
my decision"
Mr.. Myers thereupon kicked up a shindy, and
moved on with = valedictory assurance that MIR.
Walliug should hear more OF H. Mr.. Waling called
him back "and then" the innocent MIR. Myers
subsequently said, II thought he was going 70 rem.
der dferent decision. as believed Mr.. Smiths
name had made an impression on him" Instead OF
that, however, the INSPECTOR merely said, Good
night, Mr. Myres." To which Mr.. Myres, choking
down his wrath, replied, "You haven't heard the
last OF this. sir |"
lie was right But Mr.. walling did hear the las,
OF Il yesterday morning, when he was tried before
Police Commissioner Manierre. Mr. Manierte
papers ID. c. being the police abbrevAiion of,Decid
al Nv
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MONDAY, May 8-FLoUR AND MEAL-Western
and State Hours &C. lower shipping grades with
sales 10 100 bDs at q SbS Tor snpcrnne western and
State N-s6eDl0 for shipping extras, q .25@f5T5 for
bakers and family brands, ti7SSf5 for Southern
supers t5og$9 for shipping and family brands, g. $40
$50 for rye hour and s35@sS15 for Jersey ana Bran
uywne corn meal.
'sUNDRIEs-CoIton dull, and middling uplands de.
cined 10 23c, Spirits turpentine more active, at 500
4Oc. kOsln duh and weak. Petroleum NC. lower
nned Hhc on the spot, and E4c: for future delivery
nrmer aud more active, at 3A@Skc. Hops more active,
At lt@sc for new. Frelghts hrmer At "a. for grain
to Liverpool by steam.
GEAIN-wheai was fairly active, for export and mil.
ing and closed very hnn, with an upward tendency;
Milwaukee spring. u 29a 81 SlH for red and amOcr
ter anoat and 81 So FOR air white Michigan Corn
Arm but duh sales 1900 BUSH AT ~ t tll3 Tor fair
to prime new Western mixed, and tllsk@Nl5 for do,
Western and 6l6e69c Tor ONO aud State Rye unset.
lied Barley, SOSl0Oc. and quiet Barley malt GOA O5
PRoyIsIoSs-Pork ruled nrnl, but was very quiet
sales 200 Dbls at $50 5l9S75 for mess and $3.50 for
Beef quiet and steady sales 100 Dbls NJ s12ts for
plain and extra Terce beefn demand and nrmer;
Gales $50 tcs at S for prime ness Beef hams quiet at
f3O0eS5 Cut meats dn and heavy picked hams l6hc,
Bacon nominal. Dressed hogs steady, At llA@ll&c.
/ i5s@i5c. for city aud l5x@l6c for steam Butter
more steady at 20 6l8c. for StAte SOS5c for pals
GRooERiEs~Co1ee In moderate demand, but prices
unchanged Trio, l5si9c. with sales 600 bags Java
20kGs22kc. gold. Rice quiet sales, 20 tcs Carolina, At
7xa7Ac, MolAsses more active sales, lD hhds Bar,
BADGES on D. I. Porto Rco-Saes OF 80 hhds. AZ OO9
&C. sugars-Raw steady. Fair TO good refining, eh@
csc sales 100 hnds at 9legHe for Cuba lo%@li e.
Demerara. Refined higher at l3k9l3 for best crushed
and l2AGllh Tor soft white.
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MESSAGES FROM THE SEA.
4 Floating Waif from the Lost City Of Bos-
ton-The sIeamer DESTROYED by Fire.

4 Floating waif from the Lost City Of Bos-
ton-The steamer Destroyed by Fire.
Prom The London Times.
RECEIVER OF WRECK OFFICE, CUSTOM House.
LIVERPOOL, Mayo
SR; beg to inform YOU that paper was this
day picked up at Waterloo. In stone bottle, pur-
porting TO relate to the City of Boston, as follows:
SIS. CITY OF Bosrox;. Feb. T. 1870
The City Of BO',9 S f,:t settling We have Lost
ing an me pa.sensers to INC bows We have had 70
bare s 81 ave
Sig ..;;;a;s...HoUGH
Whoever hnds this bottle would do great Kindness
PnSsnS hsI Su Ma'sr ' hoT
This wa. enclosed in another paper on which
CITY q PS SssnS sinking W. Inman Water street.
1 am sir, your obedient servant,
A. W. COULSON, Asst Receiver OF Wreck
The Assistant Secretary Marine Department.
The names signed do not appear on the articles OF
agreement with the crew. IT. therefore, the paper
not q hoax, II must be signed BY passengers.
London 7Sre. Of May the following statemen, Of
the accident which happened TO the steamer Siberia
AT Sra tssm Mhsi ia ShS. A sAfRs s
The an ss sesH "a Eve In che %OT9s Of @
700: :e .i;sS nc sri%E q roskes' Al hand. ss%s
S WEN the % nSps As R.i %G s Hs &
which gToysG 70 be Ne siberia Capt Hsrrson
=
y wasai long ule before they could send boat 70
communicate She had broken her shaft when 600
miles from Liverpool SOOmies from Cape Race and
had been drifting about days before we found
her On account OF uniaYOrabe winds ogk and ice II
was tnopFht best 70 return 70 the Irish coast.
capt. Munro, OF The India Immediately took the dis.
abled steamer In tow, but there was such heavy sea
the time that the capc parted three tines whe1 the
undertaking was abandoned. "
On board the Siberia there were IS cabin and 40
visions sufficient for twenty days, They had beg u All
ready to place them on short allowance.
Capt Munro offered TO take all the Don and part of
the stverage or as many A. would venture In the all
boats, and sent his boats with abundance OF tnur
beef, &c, which returned with about nity passengers
To get them on board safely was one 0I the mos
exciting IL was scramble Tor lie. IL rcQuirct
the greatest care TO prevent the boats from Uclu,
smashed against the steamer.
about ten hours. when, bidding them GodsLeed, viii
own canoe"
Capt. Harrison feels confident OF making Queens
TOW IN les than month, and 10 relieved OF hi
only anxiety about proyisions. He Is brother OF tn
lAmented Capt. Harrison, OF the Great Eastern.
IA more gallant or humane seaman never com
manded weasel than Capt. Munro, OF the India.
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The Sappho's recent victory over the Cambria IL
only the nrst or the nautical knocks that have
prepared to shock the nerves OF the Brush yachtmen
and elated Americans generally are binding their
hrovt with victorious wreathp, each souvenir OF
gmpha knoI, 10 the form q handsome hat from
No ne Broadway, corner Of Fulton street. The great
haters present issue OF hendgear the most beautiful
aud desirable ever issued from his famed establish.
mcut-Adr
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ArriHed-MorpAY. May q.

Arriyed-MorDAY, May %.
ship Edith Warren, Calcutta, mdsee,
Ship Valley Forge, Callao. gusno.
Ship Edward Lyman, Caao, guano.
Ship Nelson, Calcutta, mdse.
Bark Alaska, New Orleans cotton seod.
Bak wilhelmina, Curacao, mdse.
Bark Lbcrtad, Buenoe Ayree.
Brig GipeeY, st. Croix, molasecf and rum.
Brig I. o. u. Messina. fruit.
Brig Isabella, CarthAgena conee.
brig n. II. seavey. Mayaguese, sugar, &C.
Schr. Gen. Grant, Corpus Christie. wool, &C.
Also. the usuai river and cosstwise vessels
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OCT.
QrHKSsrowS, May T-Manhattan, and City Of Brus.
sell New York.
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The Fitting Of the Cabinet.

from The B0st0n IOst
Attorney General Hoar will 20 TO the lakes for
respite, in a few days. Secretary Robson pur'
poses visiting Long Branch and Saratoga during his
sumner vacation. Secretary Boutwell, Will pay q
short visit 70 his home In Massachusetts, aud spend
The remainder Of the summer In the country In this
vicinity. Secretary Coz will visit his hons IN
Ohio Secretary Belknap will probably take trip
san francisco and back, stopping on mis- return AZ
hh nome in Iowa. Commissioner Delabo arrived
beIe Tonight from bis visit 10 Ohio.
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srrpssp Cuvsr Cscur-Pa II Nos, 1905 1885, le4f 80 -,
lg s-e. 49, 49, s s4 Ia, 1893, eos, 1910, sac, go, 9s,
isp. go, eS0 -, 1870, iS6t
srrssss cocSr srrc,It Ts,ss a. pa, iii ias, -, io,
49, 49, iia ia 49, III, fs 49, 49, f so f7 49, s9 e.
scrHtsu Coubr, CHAsruns-Nos 81 ~, nj, 9!7, f7l
Srssuk oUhTPs Nos itf2 liOs lss, iYst 1902, 9l9<,
i~S, isos, Sois 1919, 1855, itbs isso, soo9, svss
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NEW YoRK. Monday, May 23-With Sss6 cattle
received since Saturday making 69S for the week the
market fair the closing prices OF Friday, or
about &c lower than one week ago: There were we're
were effected II more than nc n. Included In the
offerings were 200 TEXANS. selling ht l5c. n. gener-
rough cattle were on sale and The range was ls@i1e
and for the week. ls,7sf There was moderate de:
msnd for good sheep but. altogether the market was
include = car lSsds q poor % good scared shesp at
aud " common OHIO do. At lie. Dressed nogs were
steady aud unchanged at iikQilKc; No salesof 1--we
the weak.
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DUYCKINCX.-In wilamsburgh, on Su nday morn.
ing May "a Charles A. Duycknck, In the I'D year OF
The relatives and friends. aud the members OF the
Bcokhnders' Benevolent Society are respectfully In.
yiisd to attend ,,ee inners rom ~ Ks Shn5ch
GAIL ,GHER-on Monday. May y. Mary A. Gala.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also those OF
her son VIM. = Gallagher son.inaw, James J Shields
10 attend the funeral on Wednesday morning At
O'Clock. her late residence, Sc East S st thence
sne (h S5a 81 INC mass VIII h. oe hesee 70
Calvary Cemetery for interment.
81 Lou,s and Boston paness please copy 49,, 81,
disease OF the heart spencer Gilbert. third sou ID. ID.
7. and Anna y. Moore. aged 10 year. and months.
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the residence
No. East asst IT, on Wednesday the 18th inst, at
REYNoLDs.-on Sunday May 2, Mary r., daughter
OF John aud Bridget Reynolds, aged years and II
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectful
~ Invited TO attend the funsra. the residence
her parents, 10 East 5t St. this duesday) afternoon
sMifH.-in brooklyn, e. D.. on Monday. Nay q
1870 Hannah Smith aged q years,
James A Bradley, 81 south OH It, on wednesday, May
IS at o'clock 10 the North 9Th 81 f. Cnurch, where
the funeral services VIII be held. The friends OF the
severe Illness, John Thomas, aged q years and Il
Ihe relatives: and friends fine family. as ve tn,
members OF waldensc Lodge. No o. A. T.. A, are re
rysldcpce, III Madison It, on Wednesday, May rs, ut
O'Clock. without further invitation,
WAlIACE.-on Saturday. MAY n, suddenly. OF apo
pleIy. Mary Jane. tne vic OF John Wallace. aged q
Years, 10 mont.s, and days.
hers Of lie stone Lodge No. as ,. and A. NJ, are re
s2sStniY iryed 70 attend the irnsraL irom her lat
Tuesday afternoon o'clock. The remains will b.
taken TO GREENWOOD Cemetery for interment
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The SLIME OF THE RIyl

The SLIME OF THE RIVER NiLE-Is not more filthy
and malodorous than the thick sediment OF the hair d.
sold In dskened bottles. Per CONTRA
Phslons Vnaia, or salvation for the hair, the
only article that VIII tho natural color OF gray
hair has no tedment, and perfectly transpaIenAdc.
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Susintss Noiitts.
Retarded Meustruation.

Retarded Menstrration.
HoxKwooD, Scott Co., Mss, Nov. u, 1897.
DR.. J. y. STAFFORD.
DEAR sIR; Enclosed you will md e2o for three
more packages OF your Iron aud sulphur Powders
One package Of the last sent for has made regular .
young woman % years old who had menstruated
but once before Another package was used by my
daughter who was threatened with loss OF sigts IRON
sore eyes. one package Of the Powders cured her.
Mrs. REBECCA WRIGHT.
Sold by Druggists. 1 Package II Powders, ti,sl
Packages, t2So. Mailed Tree. Money sent at our risk
HALL & RUCKEI., sis Greenwich st., New York.
Ladies' Desire what Men Admire. And this
little thing Beauty. What do we cay Is beautifully
transparent complexion and luxurant head Of hair.
whatwiil produce thesep HAeASs MAGNOLIA BALE
will make any lady Of thirty appear but twenty; aud
LYoS's KATnAIRoS viii keep every hair 10 its place.
and make Il grow like the April grass II prevents the
hair from turning gray eradcates Dandrun aud the
finest Hair Dressing The world and ct only hafordi
nary cost II you want 10 get nd OF saliowness, PIN
pies Ringmsrks Moth patches, &C., don't forget the
MAesoLiA BALM, ladies.
when weakened by sickness originating In
those painful and distressing dses which attack the
bladder kidneys and urinary organs resort 10 that in
falbic remedy. HKLsBoLD's Bucnu. the curative pro-
perties OF which will promote return to health and
strength.
Drink Adirondack Water Of Whitehall for
IL distinguished from all other mineral waters BY It's
containing Larger proporgpn o. p1tAs.s
Intyre' John p Henry and drOyk..ts generally.
sn Gs RI PATENT. T PsS 4 he
United States and all foreign countries.
A bad breath ip n sigu of neglected teeth.
Correct
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New York Markets.

Mr. Alansou RoDinAon, of the well known nrm OF Rob
inson, Cox Co, suddenly died on Saturday evening.
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EOR SALE-Horse, wagon and harness, suitable
II for almost any light business to be sold cheap. In
quire In the store 800 LIST v.
WANTED to purchase for cash, q young gentle
w horse. IS TO ISL hands for buggy and rockaway.
Address, stating price, C. DRUMM0ND. boz 1.o6s Poet
Once
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HARINk InrELLIesNOh

srrrITv~r AtaArAo-rurs DAY.
tun rae. I 50 sui sets..... 10 Moon rises. o.
sizes wArnH-rafs DAY.
tsndy Hook.. 20 Gov Island. 10 Hell Gate. 10
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DIED.

colr sad sns l. Fl rsSes
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Masonie.

EYSTONE LODGE, No. 49, f. and A. M
IN Brethren; You are hereby summoned TO attend
the regular communication to be held at their rooms.
cornsr Beecker ct and Bowery. on Wednesday even.
Ing May IS, att O'Clock, on business o. lmGortlnce BY
order, ID. W, THOMAS, NJ.
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Nrp GOODS.

Nrp GOODS.
EDWARD RIDLEY's Il SON,
GRAND STREET. NEW YORK.
High Crowned Ncapoitan. Cactus aud Straw Jockeys,
all the new shapes.
Several Lines OF Straw Goods. 50 cts the Dollar
Last weeks PurchAses ready To-day.
Sash. Neck and Bonnet Ribbons. variety Cheap.
TwoC OF satns containing all the newest Shades,
At d Is and $3.50 per yard.
Fun Line OF Crepe dc Chimes for Bonnets. Very
nov ell and desirable,
Our Dress Trimming aud Yankee Notion Departments
are full OF Cheap Goods.
Leather satchel at 75c Sc &C. q, ti2s and ti,o.
specaltles,
Corsets at Soc at Csc. at sOc.. t2s and upwards.
Real bargains.
NEW FRENCH FLOWERS.
Thousands OF SILK and PONCE Parasos and Sun I'm.
brelas. at Csc. 7Sc q, 81 IS to ais and upwards.
New Delivery OF Our Dollar
KID GLOVES
to-day Beautiful Colors, warranted every way.
We have good KID Gloves at 5oc and 75c the Pair.
From Auction. Laces, Embroidcries and Handker
chief.
EDWARD RIDLEY q SON,
800, sil, AND Sly GRAND ST. 81. O., AND 70 AL
LEN ST, CORNER STORE,
FIFTH BLOCK EAST FROM THE BOwERY.
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$1,000
DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.-Ihs
Il great Douhe.Team Race at the Prospect Park Fair
Gr0un Is takes place on Tuesday May 81 the nrst day
OF the Spring ting Three OF the best double
In the country will contend for the premiums offered.
Daniel Mace names Idol and Kirkwood.
Hiram Woodruff OF Boston names Darkness and Jessie
Wales.
WIN H. Borst names Honest Allen and Black Harry,I
Same day premiums for horses that never rotted for
money.
Daniel Ph.er names :. .. Honest Dutchman.
NJ D1den names b. g. Charley Green.
Daniel Mace names =. z, Gwynne
Ii Sams names b. m CHIP Girl. Good day and track
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MUM a. Co., ~ Park Row, n. ", PablI.h-
ers SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Patents obtained In the
United States and all foreign countries
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Qtrsomil gloiit,s.

IMPORTATION wanted, OF Thomas Murphy
blacksmith, BY his sister Ellen Agan. TOmpAinsylc,
Staten Islands
FNHEEXPRESS MAN who witnessed the killing
OF the horse corner howard 81 and BroAdway 10Th
Inst and who brought the owner TO Mr. Bergha once,
will confer 4 favor by ciillng on JOHN KELLY, IN
Elizabeth ST., who will pay him for his trouble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-12
Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

NoTICE-To THE CREDITORS OF
~ EVAN WILLIAMS aud WM. II. VIRDEN,
Bankrupts. - In the District Court Of the
United States for the District OF Nevada.-1n
the matter OF Evan Williams and VIM. II. Vir-
den, Bankrupts. Notice is hereby given
that, pursuant to an order made by aid Court
In the matter Of Evan Williams and Wm. II.
virden. bankrupts, on the 3Oth day Of August,
AID. 1870, n hearing will be had upon the petit
tion Of raid banrupts, heretofore filed In said
Court, praying for their discharge from all their
debts and liabilities, proyable under tho Act OF
Congress entitled Al Act to establish a uni
form system Of bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March ., 1861, and for
q certificate thereof, before said Conrt, on the 10th
day OF September, A. d. 1870. at u o'clock n. OF
said day, at the Medin Building. in the city OF
Virginia, county Of Storey and State OF Nevada,
at which timo and place any creditor OF said
bankrupt,. or any other person In interest, may
appear and show cause, II any they have, why
the prayer Of the said petition should not be
granted. X. NJ.
auSl.lO Clerk OF raid District Court.
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Unexpected interferences have operated to
make this delay necessary to accomplish me re.
suit OF freeing tho Library nom de6t, without
recourse TO other privileges granted y hc' Vi
ul1 LeHI.i".uJ, ,aI. ths nniv nostnonenent
tbs Is positlvciy 'n IT,. or rDrnprt t~iII tstc
whlch VIII DC maue. u sorr,.nni,~ a.
p,n IN o ~ - and 10 Continue until ali the
nif,s have been awarded,
more IMAM s9mh a ,ss,S The nnhiic,
eompies a.n !. ,icts,. ,rIitI nos,tiye}y elose on
r1In0 e ~ - ee,h AZ, a, nctobar ism
rfupn : ,no oSoatnSn, nnsold Al that time will
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THE DEMO CRATIC PRIMA.
RIEs.

What few there are left Of the "un-
terrified held n sort Of primary cleo
ton here In Gold Hill and Virginia
last Saturday, and such 4 tame, quiet
affair was it that no n except the
few engaged In it knew what was going
on. There are not enough Of them,
however, to make n very desperate
political stir. Here in Gold Hill, es-
peeially, they were so d~isheartened at
the utter hopelessness OF their political
prospects that q mere corporal's guard
went through the form Of voting,
merely rs u showing toward keeping
up the organization Of the party. They
were voting for delegates TO the Dem
ocrating State Convention to be held
ut Elko on Wednesday next. The
following result shows the n OF
delegates elected:
Virginia-FirSt Ward-Thomas II.
Williams, j. NJ. Peck, j. II. Tilton,
D. NJ. Gloster and j. c. Howe.
Second Ward-J. VI. Daniel, ]. P.
Curtis. K. +. Lowery, W. L. F. Deal,
j. r. Stewart and James Malone.
Third Ward-Thomas Sunderland,
B. J. McManus, Geo. f. Ferrend. L.
Kaplan. e. c. Green, ?. Barnett, S. j..
wilcoxen, J. II. Mitchell.
Fourth Ward-John McCausland,
James McNair, James Coyle and VIM.
KrauSe.
Gold Hill - First Ward-W. II.
Stone. Fl. NJ. Vesey, a. johnson. II.
MOTT, L. T. Fox, John Rooney, Thos.
Moore and Thomas E. Erwin.
Second Ward-J. W. Adams, Geo.
Emmett, John B. Pagan and K. T.
Heating.
The number of votes cast at Virginia
was about as follows: First Ward
100; Second Ward-20S; Third Ward
$50; Fourth Ward-90. The num-
Der Of votes cast in Gold Hill is not
worth mentioning, rs it really does not
fairly indicate the full strength Of the
Democracy here. The vote i'll either
Ward fell considerably inside Of 100,
and both added together would not be
much over that number.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-12
Notice to Tax-P Payers.

rAy1NG THIS DAY RECEIVED THE
III assessment roll Of the Town Of Gold Hill.
for the fiscal year ending on the first Monday In
Npril, A, d. 1871, notice is hereby given TO all
persons interested. that the taxes on all prop
erty assessed In the tow of Gold Hill. OF one
dollar and seventy. ave cents Upon each one hun
drcd dollars, IL due and payable from and after
this date, at my office in Gold Hill. All taxes
unpaid on the first day OF October,
1870, will go OF the Delinquent List, with ten
HIRAM CRAEDALL,
Marshal and Tax Collector.
Gold Hill. Sept, /. 1870. sei-tf
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The Grent Snlubrlen Prepared in an In
slant. bright and sparkling as champagne. Thirst
satisfying. cooling and refreshing. T~ARRASr's En-.
TERvEscESr SELTzER ArERIESr Is the most conven.
lent and p~aiatable preparation ever administered to
an invalid. II 1t were not classed among the most
celebrated medicines OF the age. because OF It's won
derful efficacy as = corrective and Alternative. It
might well be styled a choice summer luxury. Ills
a swift remedy for all the pains and penalties Of I'm.
prudence In eating or drinking, Immediately relIev-
ing aeldity Of tue stomach. hatuIcncc. bilious head
ache, nervousness. physical prostration. collie, anu
all arrangements OF the stomach, bowels, liver. or
kidneys, oceas!oncd BY undue Indulgence! or other
causes. SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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CAUTION I!

PUBLIC ~ HEREBY CAU.
L toned against occupying or purchasing nom
A. s. Edwards, or his agent, the property known
as the Fort Homestead Property, situated in the
town Of Gold Hill. Storey County, Nevada. Said
property belongs to q. 1yford and family Is .
the State Laws OF Nevada. Legal proceedings
will be commenced u judicially determine the
validity Of our title to the ertiro premises, and
Altresspsssers punished accordingly.
z. LYPoRD.
Gold Hill, August ID, 1870. auatf