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Explosion Of Eight Thousi nd Pounds Of
MIRO i.lycerne=fairIon, Ohio, III hu-
lns--F0ur nen Blown 10 AlOnis-h m
dOws Broken Eighteen lilies Disian'. &e.


FAINsvILLE, OHIO, Nov. 3-Tlirty
miles east of Cleaveland, on the line OF
the Lake shore railroad, is situated the
quiet unpretentiOus little village, con-
tanning a population of nearly four
thousand inhabitants, the name OF
which heads this article. Three miles
to the north of this place, AT the mouth
of Grand river, and also Oh the shore
of Lake Erie, IL situated u small ham
let called FaiTport, containing II mixed
population OF perhaps one hundred
souls all told. This latte place on the
evening of Tuesday, the 1t inst, was
the scene OF the most appalling ana
horrible accident that ever happened
IN the State of Ohio, | have delayed
sending the World an account of the
affair up to this time, In order 10 ou-
tain full and reliable Information ~ re-
gard to It. A visit 10 the scene OF the
disaster. and careful inquiries oI eye
VI illnesses OF the accident, enable me
To Law before The readers of tie HOTtd
the iul. and complete details al the eA-
plOsiOn Of 5000 pounds Of nltrU-slye-
crime at
FAIRPoRT,
which is situated wholly on the bank
Ol 6ldDu IlNtt. anu W 80 ~ wv l'N'a.'|
DAYS OF steamboat navigation oh the
lakes "a place of considerable preleh-
tons. Ii was u regular stopping place
for steamers running from Butlan To
Detroit and Cleveland In 1880; but al
late wears the river AT its mouth mas
become filled with sand, trade has al
most entirely ceased, ami all that now
remains of the once prosperous Town
Is al out thirty houses, rlckely ahd III
lapidAted inhabited principally 10y
sailors and fishermen, There also
lands on The east bank OF the river
three or four old warehouses, in one OF
which was manufactured that terribie
and mysterious agent--nitfo-glycerl
which has brought so much SORROW
and suffering TO the Inflated little nam
let. In the year lS61-S company was
formed, consisting Of Messrs. King
Barber, Hinckly, al d Wheeler, for the
manufacture OF
NITRo-oLYCERINE.
The company rented the old ware
houses in Fairport, ntteed u up l1r
their business, and occupied nearly
the whole year OF 1868 in experiment
ing In the manufacture OF the danger
Gus compound, and in preparing Tor
the trade OF the following year. IN
1869 they had so far succeeded as 10
turn out from their works LOO POUNDS
of nitro-glycerine per day. Oh WHAT
thew considered prime quallty. TOR
the reception and storage OI the slyc'
srIne affair lie MANUFACTURES ehs som
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despair rs we attempted TO reoiize the
full force OF that trite and familiar
proverb " No rest Jior the iDeary."

despair rs we attempted to realize the
full force OF that trite and familiar
proverb " No rest Jor the Weary."
But up replning spirit. onward move,
1t lion 1. In ths way. thy eAihood rrovs.
With as delicate an application Of
the above IA circumstances would per-
init, W. were soOu gathered around
another glowing pile of combustibles,
King successful raids upon what
h 81 been our Horn Of Ptenty.h Again
the clouds, rs ii minufdl oi our weak
ness, poured down copious waters, and
had we not taken shelter, might have
improved our personal appearances 10y
lmpartlng other and tresher ColOrs "
the visible portions Of our bodies. But
prudence INTERVIEWED, and IN short
Tune we were gathered into merry
groups around the hearth-stones Of our
generous hosts. 1t was our good for
tune to enjoy a gooSe-haT bed beneath
the roof VI our Old and liberal friend
McGarey. We were fully convinced
o. his philanthropy and iiDerality when
ON the eve OF our departure he reiused
TO be remunerated Tor the comfort be
had afforded US. Long Will he and bus
gouSe-tctlr beds be renenIUoTed by
those who SHARED his hospitality on
tue night OF Oct. 18th, 1870. With the
gray GAVIN OF Saturday morning we
bounded from beds OF refreshing SUM
away 10 our heHdeS-vous, ana thence
with fresh vigur, and guns in hand,
we started by different routes tor
Bristol. over hills and valleys, through
corn fields, meadows, and apple
| orchards, and again We reached the
railroad. Here our strength was re-
g..1 .t... Tod
upon meeting party OF ladies from
Bristol. II they came to cheer US, We
appreciated the compliment, and by
| saluting them after military order with
successive volleys OF musketry, We en-
deavored to manifest such but they
cannot censure us if we entertain a
suspicion that curiosity was awakened
to witness scene which perhaps in
righteousness might surpass Stone d
Murray's Circus" However, no mat
ter what their motive, we appreciated
and, though distant, enjoyed their
| presence and also realized n beneficial
| effect, as we know that we reached
| Bristol fully one half hour sooner than
| we could otherwise have done. Now
our pleasure excursion ends; for ut
| IL O'Clock OH Saturday evening we
were willingly relnstated in our w0nted
habitations. Is there one that regrets
the T" Mountain Trip =" We will ven
ture to assume the responsibility of
answering not one. Though toll aud
fatigue was ours, though our feet tOere
blislered, and our limbs did ache, yet
what sweet is without its bitter2 In
the drama of life tits the same. Twas
so devised by Divine Wisdom that We
might appreciate more highly unalloy-
ed bliss hereafter. Il. f.
king COLLEGE," Nov. 5th, 1870.
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VIRGINIA.

BLAND CoUNTY.-The following
officers were elected: Eli Grossclose.
Sheriff; Thomas Hamilton, Clerk; 5.
w. Williams, Commonwealth At
torney; Wash Dunn, Treasurer RAN
dali Hall, Superintendent of the Poor !
Geo. Kinzer, Surveyor.
SMYTH COUNTY OFFICES. The Con-
servatives of Smyth, on Teusday last,
elected the following local officers N.
&. st. John, Commonwealth Attor-
ney p. G. Buchanan, Sheriff; ii. n.
Perkins, Treasurer; w. A. Williams,
Superintendent of the Poor; J. ii.
Buchanan Surveyor.
THE RESULT IN VIRoINIA.-Al-
though FOrney's veraciOus correspon-
dent. Judge" Underwood, assured
him that the RAIDS would secure ma
jorlty of the Congressional Represent
alive from Virginia, aud Forney, not
content with This, claimed all-the
Conservatives have gained two mem
hers of Congress Leaving out Mr.
Daniel, for the State at large, the dele
CATION will stand live Conservatives To
three Radicals !; just reversing tile REP
resentation of last year, which Was
three Conservatives to five Radicals.
Even in the shamefully gerryman
dered Richmond District, we have
given ball-and chain Porter hot
chase, and will Dust him next time
while with the relative increase o
white population, we shall Ice able t.
redeem all the Districts that are now
controlled by American citizens of AT
rican descent. Virginia is Consel\a-
aiye TO the core. -LynehdufY pirginidn.
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
.. The following IL the result OF the
Congressional race IN this District
- far "a heard from:
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THE EJECT ELSEWHERE.

At Montville, eighteen miles distant,
windows were broken out of the hole!
and private houses, and the effect was
similar ia Geneva, Thompson, Mentor,
and many other places within IA radius
of twenty miles. In Buffalo and Erie,
100 and 20 miles distant respectively,
the effect IF the explosion was plainly
perceptible-the people thinking that
they had been visited 10y another earth
quake-as the following will show.
The Erie Dispatch says:
"There was auoI her touch OF ground
swell here yesterday afternoon ut about
400 O'Clock. A rumbling noise was
followed 10y trenlor which many ct
the larger buildings felt 50 palpably
that Tie denizens ran out into the
street,.
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IN GROCERIES & DYE sTUFFs,

10 Bbls. LHekys Pure ROOkbnkgs co.,
We. Rys whsksy.
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The above figures, representing the
vote of the counties named show a
majority for Terry over McM1iIin oI
1850: over Hughes 425S-and over
both 1885. Hughes majority over Nc
Mullin 246. - In
dictate the result IN the counties hainsu'
Floyd is reported TO have glvenT, MIG
Mullin a majority Of SO over Ierry
Hughes vote not known. -, ,cor-,,
Grayson is said to have given Terry
n small majority, aud Bland gives him
from rs 10 lOOove Hughes and Nc
Mullin. - p..h.noD
leo Wig. and Craig still 70 hear from,
each Of which 1t is believed WIZ IN
crease the majority of Gen. Terry the
Conservative ponipSs'
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RRiST0l FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The next half SESSION Of the Ipsutsts viii
beKip on the
Ist nay OF September, 1870.
under the following
FACULTY.:
". J. MoRRlSSETT. Graduate Va.
Nil. Inst, aud A. u. graduate vii.
liam and Mary College. Principal
Ed. j. =. KINOAN0N, Moral Science and
History.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. ENSOR Teacher Of Music.
Miss JENNIE LATHAM, Assistant.
A. II. BURROUGHS, in charge of the Beard
ing Department.
TERMS:
For five months, one-half on entra nee
balance the 18th of November.
Primary Classes blo 90
Higher Glasses. ,.............,......... 10 90
Higher Glasses and ClaAsics ......... is 90
French ......... 10 90
Musie-Piano, Organ and Guitar eaeh....... 20 90
Painting, Drawing and WAx-woTk, each. 10 90
Use OF f1ano or Organ. 90
Cont ent Fee....... ....., .......,. 90
d, everything found, per monlh.... II 90
Vocal Music freq,
For further particulars, spply for Catalogue to
tho Principal. W. J. MORRlSETT
July Is, lSIO-n Bristol. Tenn.
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DIR: j. J. ENsoR,

WHERE he has been engaged int re prac
tice Of Medicine for the past twensy years,
has removed to Bristol, and will attend 70
professional calls from town or country.
OFFICE-Ensor's Drug Store, where he
may be found or at his residence, former
ly occupied by Mr.. VIM. Powell,) on Virginia
Hill mh25-6m-pd
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Medical.

PROFESSIONALLY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30

900. The Surveyors of each Of both
ports receive y, ZOO.
The Senate added amendments e
the General Appropriation bill pro-
viding that hereafter no laws or Treaties
shall be published except those of
general nature and public interest, the
selection to be made by the Secretsry
of State, and printed in each paper
without delay. At present the Clerk
of the House selects two papers In each
State, in which all the laws are printed
at the public expense, the owners Of
the papers choosing their W time for
publication. "a q n a "a
The Times special says the British
Minister In an interview to-day with
the Secretary Of State, expressed his
thanks for the prompt action Of the
Administration In issuing a proclama-
ton against the Fenian invasion OF
Canada; also for resorting to such
prompt military measures to suppress
the invasion by the enforcement Of the
neutrality laws.
ST.. LOUIS, May 2s.-A model eques-
TRAN statue of Gen. Lyon has been
placed on exhibition here.
Extensive preparations have been
completed for the decoration Of the
soldiers graves in this city: tae
SALT LAKE, May 2s.-A severe storm
east Of Cheyenne prevents the further
working of the wires.-lTelegraph OPP
| erator.1.
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Of internal revenue for the current
year 1rs tl5SyoOgOOO. Including those
Of TT rear ldlr June soth, they will
reach as Pr estlmated figures $780,
OOO,Qoo.
ihe Secretary of the Treasury has
ordered a sale Of $5,0OO,O 900 of gold
and.the purchase Of Is, 600, 900 of bonds
during June.
The forthcoming statement Of the
public debt will show a decrease equal
to that Of April.
TIE Oha.apfsa Wrestliag Match.
BUFFALO, May 99.-The wrestling
match for the championship Of Amer
fca and $2,o0o was won by Homer
Lane. ~
The Riehmead Election.
RIcHMosn May 2S.-It is rumored
that the Commissioners Of Election
will give certificates Of election to the
whole Conservative ticket, and that the
Conservatives will have nineteen Of
the twenty-five in the Council.
DAYTON, May ga fire In a tene-
ment house broke out between l and 2
O'Clock this morning. Mrs. Waterman,
another woman and five children were
suffocated another child was badly
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TURNER CEIEBRAT1oS.-The Turn
verein Associations of California had
a grand May Festival at Marysville
yesterday. A telegram from there,
dated Saturday evening, says:
The city IL brilliantly Illuminated, and bonnres
SlAzing on tho principal streets for the reception
Of the Turner'S. delegation OF 700 arrived BY
Vallejo, and are now approaching the city. An
elegant triumphal arch across the street In front
Of the theater, bears notices Of Welcome "
and German inscriptions. The guests will be
welcomed BY Mayor Thomas. The bells are
ringing, guns d~ischarging, fireworks ascending,
and the city presents q grand gala appearance.
Extensive preparations wsre made for the re-
ception and accommodation OF the guests; q
arro building has been furnished with beds for
their accommodation. The night 10 cool and
pleasant, and the whole city Is out Of door,
In the excitement. The people
unite in extending eourtesies to make
the stay Of their visitors pleasant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30

AN OvERcoNr AND A FAN.-Colonel
Jones, Of Galloway county, Missouri,
came to Gold Hill on a business visit =
couple Of weeks ago. The Colonel Is
one Of the most agreeable and talka-
tive gentlemen we have seen for some
years, and we are sorry to say he has
gone and left us. He is n very heavy
built fat old gentleman, of perhaps
fifty Summers, and, like most fat men,
our light and changsable air here didn't
agree with him. While he stayed the
weather was either oppressively hot
one day or almost freezing cold the
next. As he babe US farewell he re-
marked, concerning u climate, that 4
nan visiting here sought to be sure
to bring an overcoat and a fan along"
The Colonel was pretty near right. As
1t has been showing for the last twenty
four hours, the ~"overcoat" would now
come in use.
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TELEGRAMS
ESPECIAL TO TIE GOLF HILL DAILY News BY
THE WESTERN UNION TELEuRAPH LiEE.l
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

~ oNI
Drswned-The Reninns-PassenKcrs
fer tho Enst-GOid-Vesseis 1t An.
chsr-Great Gale-The Editor Of
tho "Mazeppao Shot-Thioves at
work.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 800 p. NJ
The pilot boat Fanny, while coming
over the bar at 4 p. N. yesterday, was
boarded by a heavy sea, washing over
board a sailor named Thomas Ward.
Every effort was made to rescue him,
but he sank before assistance could
reach him. Deceaed was a native Of
| Australia.
The State Council of Fenians yester-
day decided not to accept the money
subscribed on Saturday for n warlike
movement, as the news from Canada Is
not encouraging.
The following is a list Of passengers
going East by the Pullman hotel
train this morning: NJ. Strong and
family, w. Cadwallader, Mr.. Espiller,
H. Stevens, Mrs. F. s. Torling, J. NJ.
Miller, U. s. A., J. Sheny, L. o. AL
exander, Adolpho Son, Mrs. S. B.
Boswell and two children, Miss Hill,
Miss Wait, Mrs. G.. G. Gray, two chill
dren and nurse /; Mrs. Lewis and child,
Mrs. P. Horel, Mrs. Lurther, Mrs.
Steadman, w. s. Corning and MIR.
Waldo.
Gold at II A. NJ, 114le.
A gale from the northwest has been
blowing for three days, and still pre-
walls.
Most of the vessels cleared within
the past twenty days have anchored
inside of the Heads, not caring to take
chances of going over the bar.
About 10 o'clock to-day, w. G. Lam
sing [of Gold Hill, Nevada, met MI.
Hy1ton, publisher Of the Mazepp", on
Montgomery street, neal Commercial,
and shot him with a derringer, the ball
entering the left side Of his face near
the base Of the jaw, passing out under
the ElRu cyos fhb bOOH 10 eliC oLo1 WOO
fired, Lansing remarked that he had
killed the mean beast who had been
publishing his wife Us u prostitute
and gave himself into the custody Of
the officers: He says that Hylton pub
lished his wife three times, and each
time promised, on being demonstrated
with, not to repeat the offense. MI
meerous offers of bail. were immedi-
ately made and much sympathy ex-
pressed for Lansing. Hylton, though
dlsflgursd, Is not dangerously injured.
Dispatches from Corinne say TINT the
Indians are running off stock between
Big Sandy and South Pass.
Snow storms all along the line. At
Bryan the snow Is 8 inches deep.
Lansing, the insurance solicitor, who
shot Hylton, Of the Mazeppd, was lib
Grated Immediately, on bail of :, 1000,
any number Of persons offering to be-
come his security. Hylton will merely
be disflgursd for life, and lose the sense
of smell entirely.
Contrary to announcement, the re-
mains Of VIM. M. Zabriskie were pri-
vately buried yesterday. The report,
industriously circulated to-day, that he
committed suicide, Is wholly un-
founded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30
rrr1oRArIN -ALARM IN GER
NANY.

The total number Of immigrants who
arrived at New York from Europe
during the week ending May 18th, was
e,OI7. Unless a white man Is not equal
to a negro, the value of this importa-
ton of brains, bone and muscle, COM
puted ON the worth ofa Southern slave
before the war, increases the positive
wealth of this country by the enormous
amount of over nine millions Of dollars
within a week. OF this q Of 9,0l7
souls, no less than 2,45s came from
North Germany. This fact alone Is
sufficient to account for the discredit
lately attempted to be thrown, nomi-
nally by the managers Of the Stock
Exchanges of Frankfort and Hamburg,
but really by the German Government,
on certain American securities. That
the rulers Of Europe, who estimate
men and women Of the working classes
simply as producing and consuming
machines, should be appalled, by the
remarkable extent Of the exodus from
their dominions, Is natural. But both
labor and capital must find the best
market in a free country. American
stocks and bonds, based on good secu-
rites, are being rapidly absorbed in all
the money markets Of Europe, simply
in accordance with the immutable law
that six per cent. will attract more cap
ital than three; and no legislation can
be ultimately effectual in retaining la
Dor in a country where poverty Is the
rule. We understand that so alarmed
has the German Government lately be-
como at tho possibility Of having the
rates Of labor materially increased by
this rapid diminution of the supply,
that a bill will shortly be presented to
the Chambers whose object Is the re-
striction of emigration by the imposi-
ton of = heavy tax on every subject
leaving the country. The contemplated
remedy will probably intensity the dis.
ease 1t Is intended to cure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30

cR g d BKLCHEH
y Mining Company,Location Of Works, Gold
Hill District, Storey county, State OF Nevada
Board Of Trustees Of said company, held on the
Thirtieth CSOth) day Of Nay, 1870, an ASSESS,
ment OF Three Dollars QQe3l per share, In United
States gold coin, was levied upon the capit ~
the Secretary, at the otice Of the Company. No:
Is Merchants' Exchange Building, c,lifolnia
street, San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain nnRai. shsii
the FIRST ust) DAY OF JULY, lSU, s so..
be deemed delinquent, and. win DO duly sa nsy.
Used for sale at public auction, and mi on M tfe
ment shall be made before VIII 1S i so'1 is7o. to
TWENTY-sECoND cad day OF y1,y with
Costs Of advertising and expenses o. sA''
BY order Of the Board Of s Tr1s5Gess Secretary.
ED"M NerchInts' Exchange
oP P9ildinS. California street, San FranGl,SS, a.
ifornlA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30

CALIFORNIA AND OREGON RAILROAD.
At Marysville, last Saturday, 1t was
reported that until the country is set
tied up the California and Oregon Rail-
road will not be extended beyond Te-
hama, and perhaps not farther than
Chico. This is owing to the number of
large Spanish grants and landed mo-
nopolies, precluding population on the
line Of the road.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30

the Board of Trustees, made on the 22d day OF
April, 1870. 30 many shares Of each parcel 0!
said stock Is may be necessary. will be sold at
public auction, at the ONCE Of the Company,
No. $40 Montgomery street, San Francisco;
California, on SATURDAY, the 18th DAY q
day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale. GEO. r. SPnSNEY, Secretary.
Ofhce-No. $50 Montgomery street, Ban Fran
citco. California, myz6-td
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WILL Perform AT
Dayton Monday, May 3Oth.
Silver City, Tuesday, May 3lst.

Umpire MILL AND MINING
n Company-LocatIon Of Works, Gold Hill,
Storey County, Observation-Disclosures are de.
i%Inqusnt upon the following described stock, on
account OF assessment levied on the twenty:
second day Of April, A. D. 1870, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spective shareholders, % follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30

Recommendations Allen, agent
Of the Vallejo Railroad at Davisville,
wa married in Marysville last Satur-
day afternoon, to Miss Belle Post, Of
Sacramento. The parties eloped on a
special train, under pretense of going
to a picnic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30

SoxK crusty old bachelor in Congress
proposes to levy a tax Of twenty-five
per cent. on corsets, whereupon n down
East paper remarks: "Since there Is
no tax on men getting tight, why.
shouldn't the ladies have the same
nrivile0e? ....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30

The people of Oregon will elect State
officers on the sixth Of next month, a
representative in Congress, members
of the Legislature, which is to select
the successor of Senator Williams, and
county and judicial officers. i.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30

MANpAMus. At Carson City last
Saturday, in the Supreme Court, the
case of the Virginia and rruckee Rail-
road vs.. The County Commissioners Of
Lyon county, on u writ of mandamus
to compel the issuance of $4,000 in
bonds, was argued and submitted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30

DEAp.-In San Francisco, last Satur-
day, william NJ. Zabriskie, a distin-
guished young lawyer, died, after a
brief illness. The deceased, we believe,
wal a nephew of DIR. Zabriskie, Of Gold
Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30

MoRRIsEY fears that he isn't fit for =
Congressman. Too modest by halt.
Isn't he the great e1-Pounder of the
"Constitution q"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30

A MAN living on Dennis Lake, Fla,
aged 81 years, Is the father Of sixty-one
children, the youngest Of whom is ten
months old. Courage! n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30

THE Hartford Post says: "Newton,
Conn, has two sewing societies. which
explains why 1t hasn't q newspaper"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30

"MuD, with the juice squeezed out"
Il what 4 little Wisconsin girl calls
dust.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30

T,HRRE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
1 Committee IN Virginia City, on
Thursday, Jsse %, AZ , O'Clock r. II
The attendance Of al tho members II psrtic-
ulGly requested. Representatives from White
Pine and Elko Counties are invited.
.EEGIC.FC. BAT1ERMAN, Secretary.
.~szf4saaDsS my97.td
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!! Y /; \ METAL: z /! sS Il: + ss: ssas
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v1TrsT ~rRIEaRAMR

our columns are loaded down to n
,,,srss today with kilograms from the
S.n,1a border. Read them.