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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-26
NOTICE.

IL PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS
"A with the Pacihc Mutual Lie Insurance
Company can hnd me at present at the oncs Of
DrS. Hopkins and White, YirginiA lng egai
TJJ. A. BRUNBKY, Gsnl Agent.
Virginia, September "A, 1871. sssau
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A NOTICE. over the door Of the sleep
ing car Office In Atlanta reads, "Birth'
can be secured here"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-26

Is there no balm In Gileadp-Elko,
Independent. Es.saa .Ago w ,1sM;.
Not much. Gllead Is quite old.
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TELEGRAMS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

SPECIAL TO TIE GOLD HILL DATLT NHWs ut
rae wEsTlRS UNION TELBoRAPH LINE.l
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Marriages.

PIXLEY-COPE-In Santa Cruz, Cal. septem
Der 20, E. B. Pixley TO Miss Nannio Z Cope,
both or Elko, Nov, . ~.
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WOODRUFF BROS,
ECLIPSE STABLES
7I GOLD HILL, NEW. sEggf

SADDLE HORSEs 1
NIgEEGa E5i' AND 49,
Ifn'I BUGGIES =. ole
TWENTY PER CENT. CHEAPER than any
other Stable In Storey county Ep7
Gold Hin. September T., 1871. 6eI-lm
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BtrthS.

CoNsIDINE-In Gold Hill, September Is, to
tho wife Of Joseph Considine, q son-twelye-
b. ponnder
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Q q s-rsH TE.E.E
! will sell an kinds OF
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11
@ut,ttttet la.

mein iamen &dmpfe unc @iese iino bic
b.ut1 1den @taaten su etneu eneern
StaatSleben eeeintet worren, unb nun
lpu fit bic 0ertreter Der ceutI9en Naz
ticn IN @erbinpuns nit cer &eidsz&ez
aierune cine Belt beoeutlamelt S9afz
fens unp Mrbeiten8 gum 8eiten bes &C.
iammten @plfes beatnnen. Dab nun
bier ni9t Elm unierem 9rtfltden @lau.a
ben pber oielmebr fo9ar jeper Neli9icn
abbplper @eiit walte, pab belonrers
ni9t bic Geinpieli9feit 9e3en bic tatboz
lii1e STRIDE 3ur 5erri9aft 9elan9e, bab
pielmebr bic @iirbe unp SelbfFdnbts<
fett per STRIDE er3alten unb 9ef6roert
uno ben @riflt@en Gltern bic confelioz
neQ reli9iSie Gr;tebuns ibrer &tnper 1t,
ben Sfentlt@en @&ulen 9ef&ert bletbe>
cas tann let9t unp 9rpben Gbeiles BON
oem Mu6faue Der bepprtebenpen @abz
len abbdn9en."
Nu6 Mln9en i9reibt man: Sn
ber lleberseusuna bab bic Grieoensper<
banoluneen bic balpi9e 8eenbt9uns be6
&rtese6 berbetfubren werben> it, tpte bic
~Nuesb. Abpt3t9." l@reibt bic bairiide
Mttdr>Gerwaltun9 berett6 NIT ben
gorarbeiten belddfti9t UNI bic serbei<
ratbeten &elerYt fen uno 2anbmebrleute
pprlduf9 in bic 5eimatb 3u beurlauben
unb pann na9 erfoletem Grieoen6<
l9lu6e aus pem Yrdien3otenitperbdltz
ni17e ,3u entla0en. Nu9 bic pur@ bic
&rie9Sperbdltni6e inbibirte @erlebung
per betrefenoen Mannl9aft In Die &ez
lerue, be;iebun9sweiie 2anowebr miro
su be;et6netem 3ettpunfte pteper na@
ZEN 8elttmmun9en be6 @ebr9eleBes
ppr fi9 seben.
neber bic oortt9e auser9ewIbnlf6
briuante 6eter Der Gapitulatton BON
pariS ldbt ft9 etn Correspondent per<
nebmen, >pte fplst: Der 6eitlpectafel
war ra6 @erf unlerer NIT Gerrpri6mu6
aebieteneen Natipnaltberalen. Ste
bielten cine fol6e uMufrii&uns" ber
6timmuns nptbpenbtG telonoerS I'M
!6inbltd auf Die bepprftebenpen &ei6s<
tae6mablen. Die @tapttai1e befnbet
f9 swar In nidts tpentser al6 eldnz
senben @erbdltntfen; neben ben, enprz
men qocalmal3aufldlaee mdfen rs
prpc. Gpmmunalumla9en 3u allen BIZ
recten Staatsfeuern b3ablt perben;
tbut nt9ts, oas Gef warp ab9ebalten.
Der Nufpano, ben auberpem bic Gin
5elnen brtneen muBteh neil pom Ma<
Btitrat bic Deeprtrun9 ber 6duler be-
fpblen tpar, moran ii9 bic SQuminatton
reibte, fofete na9 benz mdbt9fen Mn<
19las 100000 @ulpen. 81 ben nt6t
por9elebenen Spfern 9eb1rt eS> poB
mebrere Menl9en bel9dpist pper gar
9et1ptet wproen ietn fpuen; man 1aet
Elm Rtnb fet foslet9 erbrudt unb cine
Grau ip iebr nerleBt tpprben, bdb fe
iettpent 9eftorben iet. Gtnen et9en<
tbimliden Ginorud biloeten bic mdb<
reno ar pes 2drm8 mIbielt9 ft@ ber<
ml9leppenpen perpunoeten pber franz
ten Splpaten. Das ptele @elo batte
be6er anBewenbet tperoen f6nnen."
Der &ailer BON Oeiterret@ bat UNI
terbe6en ieine ltebe Notb NIT fetnen Stel<
fSpfeen @dtben. Dte ~8tener 3ts."
YerSfentli9t Elm ppm &ailer an ben
G3rnfen .fnhent,nrt in 8etreff bpr Henz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11
Mtuffe Ma6ri6ten
Mm8ldnbil@e Ma@ri9te1t.
ouf Der britte&t 6eite.

Die Mnnabme ter Grieoenstebin<
eun9en bur@ bic fran3Sdide National<
seri iammluns uno Der @tnmaria Der
Deutiden in paris finb bic erueen Gr@
ei9nt1e Der lesten Sage. Gol9enpes 1T
in &iir;e Der 6ergan9 laut tele9rapbt<
i9en Depei9en.
Mm 1. b. Mt8. tpurben bic 6auptz
bebinsunsen res Grieoens ber Natio<
nalperlammlun9 In 8prbeaur upr9eleet.
Ibiers, alS ter &eprdientant Granf>
rei9s Bel ben llnterbanbluneen NIT
Bismard, erfldrte iopobl fit fb felblt
|al6 fir feline @olle1en pab fie bas
Meuberite oerlu9t bdtten, um aiinitiee
8eotn9un9en ;,t erbalten, bic Gerantz
tportli@feit fit aQes, pas nun 9elde<
ben mSee, faue auf bic Nattonalper>
lammluns. &ein Mit9lieo eerielben
ourfte ft6 ber Mti itimmun9 entbalten.
Die Geriammluue be1dlob Johann nod
AM 1elben Mbeno cine StBun9 in Gom<
mittee uno am fol9enben Sag cine If
fentlt@e SiBune gu balten. @tarfe
Milit1rwa@en paren fprtwdbreno in
Der Ndbe bes @erlammluneSpalaf feS
aufaeaeut. Nl5 bic NbenefBun9 e.
1Tnet mar serlanste bic propilpri lde
&esterun9 bic ioforti9e Disculfpn oe6
GriepenSoertrases; rie slbsecrrneten
aus cem Gllab unb BON paris wirerz
feBten fd rteiem 9prldlase tneem fe
einen Nufldub berbei;ufiibren uno 3eit
su 9erinnen ludten. MIein6r. Ibiers
bel6wor bic @erlammlune, feline 3ett
su serlieren, uno pbne jecen Gersu9 bic
Yepinsun9en 3u eriepi9en; papurd al
lein fDnne Der ,5auptltapt Yaris 9roBe5
2eicen erlpart percen; bic Nesierun9
lebnte abcrmals ale @erantpprtli9feit
fit bic Gol9en elmer @er;1seruns upn
f9 ab.
Wm pprieen Mitttpod febte Sules
SSaYre ben @rafen 8t6mard in &ennt>
nib, pab bic Nattpnalperla lammlun9 Die
acknowledgement an9enommen ba<
be, uno 8tsmard erwieperte ipfort ct
1ei bereit, bic ratiicirten Gertrassfor<
mulare aussume9leln, tnoem &aiier
@ilbelm 1einerlettS ben Gertra9 berett6
unter;ei9net babe OaS 1T in &ur3em
ber @erlauf be6 einen ereben Gret9nilz
1eS. pe0en Gol9en fit Tranfret9 uno
Deut19lano unbere9enbar fno. Musz
flbrli9ere Beri9te paruber fommen
ipdter.
Der 9eier barf T6 jeopd nt9t por>
feuen, hab bic Transoien> belpnpers bic
pariier, per Gntwidelun9 ber Dinse
gan; rubt3 su9efeben baben; bic Nufz
re9un9 rer 8epSlferun9 mar unbe<
1@retblt@ unb man befirdtete ar9e
MusbrI9e berielben. Mm 1. b. bteb
Is, berjentse Tbeil Don partS, pel9en
bic Deutlaen belesen tpiirben, iet per<
laien; 8arrtfapen ieten In Der Ndbe
peS Mpnt Martre, Bel 8elleptlle unb
an anpern Yldben errt9tet. Gbiers er<
Lief bet bieler perbdnenibsouen Stim<
mune C,pie beretts IN porieer Drummer
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11
Gin(fnbungen una aorrf)ponsen3sn,
befpnbers iiber ftr@lide unb anbere tvi9ttge Be>
gebenbetten, fnb jeber;eit pilltommen, mllten
aber pom Gerfa0er ,.ntersei9ust 1etn.

~ ppR>OfFee. Mpaes =Orters fub eas btateae uns
unb erfe Ntttel aur eberfenbune 9eb unb iplten
no Fe su baben fnb. basu eebrauHt werben.
QDenn bic Namen BON lnterfrebern eineeanbt mereen,
fputen e beu@ aearteben fetn unb bas gufam County
unb @taat senau unb ridtis anseseten srereen.
Denu cine 3eitune prn enem goaamt an en aneeres
Serfett erben fpa 70 us thinner aud bas Defiant anees
seben werbea no sie 9eituns frber empfanseu wurbe.
gDenn Senanb fetn Blatt nidt rese!mdsis empfdnst
pber @ auf treeub cine Nrt Seber einidleden 70 Ote
Der betreFenbe Asea oie bic 5erausseber icsleid BE-
nGdri6tiet werben.
Sic Werantpurtltdt.tt fur @ebfentunsen fir Bic 3ei,
tuna perbeu mir nur bann ubernetmen, bben per
reehrrten Bref ober per goa.SfFess Srser &C.
f@ebeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11
ct. 4>aul, seinneiota, Samfta9 Sen IL. M>dr3 1871

ae1ammelt batten, bielt &ailer Bilbelm
cine srobe &epue iiber tieielben> uno
als ber 9reile Mcnar@ ben 2inien ent<
lang ritt eriaou has ~6eil Dir i'm
Sie9e6frans", be9leitet BON taulenoitim<
misen 5urra'S, pufiir Der &atier can>
feno 9rii6te. Sebr bepe9tidien er bsim
3ulammentrefen NIT bem &runprinset>
uno alS er ben 0rafen 8i6mard fab,
triidte er temlelben bte .6ano. SIN
@efol9e bes &ailerS erlaienen stele
peutlbe Glrften uno prinsen> auber ben
preuBil1en AUDI eer &ronprins Don
@adien, ber @robber3os BON Medlenz
burg Cni9t terientse BON 2uremburG
tpte enelil@e Bldtter bertdten)> prin3
9eppplb BON 8ayern u. IF.
Ser Mnblid Der beutl9en Gruppen
tra9te inbeb ta68lut berpartier INNER
mebr in @aQun9 unb BET ldn9erem
Germeilen res Geinoe6 III Der 6aupt<
laot wdre raS Nerefe 3u befir9ten 9e>
meien; bebhalb be9ab ,6r. Gapre ft@
am Greitas na9 @eriaiQeS gum Graz
fen 8ismarf, um bic iofortiee gtduz
mune BON paris, ssitiiBt ouf bic Grie>
nensiibereinfunft # 3u fproern, uno bic
preuben trafen tenn aud fpslet@ gorz
febren, cine Stapt tu perladen reren
8etpobner fit fie eine 70 un9iinft9e
Stimmun9 ;eieten. Dtele CAB f6
reutli@ func, alS eini9e bGbere preubt<
i9e Sff;tere fl1 III unbelebten Staotz
tbetlen ieben lieben; fie waren au9enbltdz
LID BON etnem Golf6baufen umrtn9t
uno III 2ebenssefabr. Nuf Die 8emerz
flung Der preueen cab nun Trtece berrz
19e uno NQe pieper Greunce ieien> anti
worteten bic pariler: u@ir mpuen feline
Greunc 19aft Son 8ismard ~
lleter bic Trieeenstebinsunsen 1T gu
bemerfen> pas Don Der 8riessentibdot<
oune Don finftau1eno Miutpnen Gran=
fen> pelde Granfreid an preuben gu
sablen bat> tauleno MiQionen i'm 2aufe
cieles SabreS uno ter &ef cerSumme
in ben na6fsn BRET Sabren be;ablt
pereen mii1en. Sm Gerbdltni0e ber
eeleti iteten 3abluneen perpen bic peutz
19en Sruppen it6 na9 uno na9 aus
Granfretd suriidsteben. Dte Inter
3eidnuns pes Griepensuertra9es miro
in 8riiiel ftattfnoen uno iofort nad
peGen &atifcafion percen bic Sc FAM
eenen II, Greiteit se1ebt peroen. Mu@
8atler Napolepn fra9t Der 2eier. Sbz
ne 3weifel. 81 cerlelbe aber es waz
gen peroe, mad paris 3uridsufebren,
1T cine Gra9e> peren Beantmortun9 bfe
nd@fe 3ufunft ltefern miro. Wettez
res tnoet Der 2eier unter ben Neui9fets
ten auf Der brttten Seite.
Sn Siebeutl9lanb 1T bic NATIONAL
liberale partet fir bic Rei@sta9smabz
len porsusspetie tbdtis. 9n 8uoen
taben fe pas 6eft in ber 6anb, in
Wartembers fnb fait ale Ganbipaten
Don bieler Garbe, in 8aiern f9eint aber
bic patriotil9e partet betper Graettpnen
nod Elm Mal ibre 9an;e Ma9t aufsu<
bieten. Mebrere eeutl9e 8i19Sfe ba<
ben belonoere 6irtenbriefe an bic @eiR>
li9feit ibrer Di63eien erlafen unt pas
@olf iber bic bube @idtieteit ber be-
norfebeneen @ablen su belebren. Der
Grsbi@of BON Mdn@en fast In feinem
S@reiben u. g.: ~Sn Golse Der sez
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eemelpet mprren) cine proclamation an
pie BepSlferun9 BON YartS, incem er
an ceren patrtotiSmus une &lu9beit
appelIirte uno erfldrte: 6unser Bat
bic ueber9abe Ter Getun9swerfe er<
stpunsen uno berBaffsnltiQ Qfanp fonnte
nur rur9 BE GinwiQtsuns in bic tkeil>
weile BeleBune BON paris turd bic
Deutlden erlan9t tperoen; bic Bol9en
zines NuSbru9s wiiroen nur unbetlz
pou fit Granfrei9 ieir. 0en. GinoA,
Gpmmanpant bet National9aroe, erlteb
9leidseitta einen Ta9esbefebL morin er
auf bic Grbaltun9 BON &ube uno Src>
nun9 pran9. Das wirfte unb RE
Sttmmun9 per pariler nabm ben @us>
orud ber Trauer uno ber Niebereel9la<
0enbett an. @dbreno BET Ga9t rptez
ten 1i9 stpar nod @p!fsbaufen 1T ZEN
Straben 3u1ammen> aber je ndber oer
Sag riidte, an wel9em Der Gin3us Der
Sie9er erfol9en ipllte, refu filler wurre
es in Yart8.
9lm 2. ;. &par I'M beut19en !6auptz
quarter NQeS gum Ginmarl9e bereit.
Die @tra6en BON Yarts' boten an pte<
fem Mprsen einen loncerbaren 2lnblid
bar, Ia f9 bic BeoSlferun9 auf ber
sansen sinie, tpel@e bic Deuti9en gu
pa(iren batteh ni9t erbliden lieb> NIT
Nu9nabme ftarfer Milit1rppfe:L pel9e
CUR Nufre9tbaltun9 Der Srpnun9 &C.
wi0e Straben beleBt bielten. I'm a9t
ubr marl6irte bas erfe@orps rer peutz
l1en Mrmee unter ben &usen teS &aiz
iers @ilbelm in bic Stapt; es tparen
10000 Wann nit Sc Stud Telparttlz
lsrie uno entlpre9enper Gapauerie, bic
1T ;wet Gplonnen einscsen: bic
cine iiter yont NsuiQp, bic am
pere iiber Nont bu Sour. Wdb<
reno bic cine Golpnne bur6 bic
Mpenue @ranoe Nrmee Direct Dem Nrc
Re Iriompbe sul6ritt (rrel@en yfapoz
leon |. tn 1etner @lans;eit bate errid>
ten la6en), sp9 bic ancere Gplcnne
ldno6 re5 4uay am nSroli9en l1fer
her Seine na1 bem @pncpree YlaBe,
100 beiceGclonnen f1 seretntsten. Die
Iruppen bcten na1 Yert@ten Don Nu<
9enseusen ben 9ldnsenpiten Wnblid bar,
ben Elm mtlitdril9es Sdaulpiel ee>pdbz
rem fann. Die @e1ddftslocale ,paren
ee1dlo6en, ebenlp bic Jenfter Lungs per
9ansen Strede, bic Staet 19ien wie
perppet. Mn jeoer Npenue no bic
Straeen etnminoeten parea Soften
rer National9uroe auf9eieut. Sn rer
Sue &pyale, &ue &tuult uno beim
@pncorre YlaBe waren Dpppelreiben
BON @aaen an9ebrabt Inn bic Gircuz
lation ab;uldneicen. &lmdlt9 set9ten
i9 einselne @ruppen BON 8epobnern
per Stapt bic Grauen in Trauer uno
auf pem Wes sur Stride bic Mdnner
in fdtli9 seoridter @timmun9. Iuf
einisen tpenisen @etdupen ,paren arae<
rifanii9e enslil9e uno italtenii9eGab>
nen aufsepFan3t unb einlam webte auf
bem Yalafe per eeiebsebeneen 8eb6rpe
cine frans1fIde SABINE. Deutide Ga
pauerie sauopptrte pur& bic Npenues>
mel@e bic Truppen paiitrten uno nabm
fofort BON benz Snbuitrtepalufe
8efb. gfa9 neun nbr fam ber @ene>
raltab an ber ben Gliidiiden Gelpern
surttt unb bort im palaite ber ipani<
lden &Snisin GbufinaQuartier nabm.
Na@tem fiA aud Sie Iruppen balelbft
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11
Ser ,,SSamberer" 1ub europa,

Sebe @u&e seben etne Mnsabl Gremplare tes
,,@anberer" ua9 europa, unb mir MAIDEN bic
2e(er befpnbers aufmerflant, tab bic uebsrien-
bune pes 8lattes ant gerwanote une Trsunee
tsn1eits be5 Seeans Elm iebr seetsnetes Mittel
1T, einen ununterbru&enen Gerfebr NIT benfel-
ben 3u unterbaIten uno lie iiber bic 3uitanee
bteles 2anbes gu anterridten, beller als Is bur9
8rie fweaiel eei@eben tSnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11

Milwaufee ct. paul unb Minneapp>
liS<3u9e.
9ureb,ase natb aem Often (GrpreR.)
Rsmmsn an..7.a5 ga&m. 0eben at...."....!S:00 gsrm
minneapolis uns ct. &auI 3lse.
&ammex au.....855 Upru,. @eten ab....11:0 90 gsrm.
8pmmen an....5:O5 NaGm. Oeten ab.......6:45 Na&m.
ct. Saul uns Chicago 3Ise. !
apmmen au......9 9;00gsrm. 0etem at.......6S0 Ra&a
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11
Sabr8an8 4.
DaS - ftpp to

tn ben ger Staaen unt GaHaba tedet 20 Cts per Sabr
unb mub Spn benz Gmpfdneer bel einer YOcFes ptertel
fdbrltdb pprauSbe3ablt ueroen.
Nlau fann au ieser Belt auf ben ,.9DanSerer abpn'
utreu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11
BeRsaunsen, 8ris!s &c. ftnb su abreftrea:
"W A n D E r E r -,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINN.
@tienbQbn Tabr<Yldne.
ct. Yaul uno Nactfc.

Nad Mnrfa, GIT @iser. ct. glpub unb Saul @apbs-
0erlaen st. paul $3.50 rrsens urb erreten Saut Na'
pibs 1925 Nddmittass; Seraien Sdut Napbs $50 Ucr'
mittaes unb erreiden ct. Yaul 100 Na&mittass.
ct. gaul Delanu. eitFeb unb genirn 3use-gerlaRen
ct. Yaul GAS Ifpreens Mtuneapcli5 1890 Nfcrgens
errei9en Benton 625 @a@mttass. 3urudtebrenb ser
Ianen fe Benton 7:45 Msraens Wnneapclis $40 Nad-
mtttass; errei&en ct. paul 420 9fadmtttdss.
ct. Saul Mlinneapclts unb Dslanp 3ase. gerlaHsn
Delanp 200 Wpraens Winneapplis $50 Wrreens unb
erreiden st. paul GAS Mprsens 3uridtebrene perdien
beielben ct. Yaul 4:2O Na6mittass Mnneapplis 5:15
Nadmittass unb erreden Delano 200 Abenbs.
ct. yau unb Wliuneapulis Ncepmpbatirnsz 3us.-0ers
ldet st. pau HAS Wprsens erreiht Hinneapcs 1885
Na6nittass 3urldebreno perldBt ct Ninneaprlts l45
Nadmittass unb errett St gaul 1885 Nadmittaes.
ct. paul unp Sipur City.
Verlanen Rpmmen an
Ct. paul:..... $50 @rrm. Ct Sames ..... 500 Nadm
ct. Ydul..." $50 Iadm. Manfatr ......... 8.25
st. Sames. 7.3O @rrm. St. paul......... 4.S3
Wantalp ...... |.Ue st. Yaul.........11.2o
Gate Supertpr uno Mtffilippt.
gerlafen ct. dul...................... $50 Wprm.
8pmnen dn in DULUTH 4g(albr
0erldi1eu Duluth 72O
Rpmmen an tn ct. paul ................. $40 Natm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-08-25

II is estimated by the government that
80, O0O, 900 in counterfeit notes on nation
al banks are in circulation. Within the
past few weeks q humber of exceedingly
dangerous counterfeits have been thrown
on the Market How large the number
may be cannot be known. for the note is so
nearly fapltIess that il is only with the ut
MOST dificulty that it can be distinguished
from the genuine. The spurious bill is a
twenty dollar green back. The only weak
point in the execution seems to be the
central figure, which is little too coarsely
done. When presented in package, how
ever. this figure is not seen in the rapid
counting, it being hidden by the hand or
the everything bills. The other points Of
the bill are so excellent % to stand the
test of the strongest light. There has not
been a more dangerous counterfeit put
afoat. Business men, bank tellers, rail-
road ticket, agents and others would do
we'll to keep o sharp lookout for these
hillI
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-08-25
F1endIsh Murder.

We learn from a gentleman from Ma
nassas that a most fendish murder WI
perpetrated by negro named Jake Weir,
at that place, on Tuesday evening last. 1t
seems that Weir and his victim, Ben.
ago, about some trivial matter, and on the
day of the murder Johnson visited Ma
nassas with lot of vegetables for sale,
and, after disposing of them, started home,
but stopped near the village and seated
himself on the railroad to count his money.
While thus engaged Weir came up. and
Selling a stake from a fence near by,
struck johnson on the head, telling him
to the earth, and continued the blows
until life was entirely extinct. The MUIR
derer was arrested, and a coroner's jury
empanelled, before whom the above facts
were elected. The murderer was commit
ted to the jail of Prince William county,
to await trial.-Lynchburg News
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Medical mfstak@a

1t took the faculty about a Thousand years to
discover that the best way to cure disease was
not to render the patient too weak to contend
with it. Within the last twenty years, however
the whole system of medical practice has been
charged fer the better. In diseases or com.
plants cause by excessive heat, for instance
the doctors no longer recommend the reductio %
OF the invalid's strength by prostrating medi
clnes. The vast success which has at.
tended the use Of Hostetters Stomach Bitters
as remedy for debility, has given even the
most preiudiced members OF the old school an
insight into the only true and rational theory OF
cure. Cantharides, calomel, and overpowerine
doses OF opium, are now among the obso lete
nostrums OF another age. The lancet, once as
much the legitimate weapon of the phyeician "a
the sword is of the soldier, is seldom drawn from
its case. The principal of life is no longer
drained from the veins by the quart, and water
cruel for the strengthless invalid has ceased TO
be considered an appropriate diet. Vigor is the
motto OF the rational members Of the profes-
sion, and they understand. at last, the value OF
sterling vegetable tonic. So, also, with the
people At large; and without consolidating medi.
cal men ut sn, they have adopted the bitters as a
household remedy, thereby economizing both
each and health. 49,
Note the fact, that Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
tiers is sold in bottles only, never in bulk, and
that the abortions springing up in various parts
OF the country, aRd sometimes offered az substi.
tutes for the great national specific. are all Mt.
teTly worthless.
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How They Make Up.

Somewhere near Louisville there lives a
husband who was soldier. Both man
and wife have fiery tempers which break
oHt about once month in war of words.
Then failing to reduce his wife to sabjec-
ton in the unequal strife, the soldier
shoulders his tent, takes frying-pan and
provisions, goes to the woods and camps
out. Not many days pass before Loneliness
compels the woman to go in search of
her lord. who, although he may have been
IN the doleful dumps before he saw her
coming, whistles and sings at her approach
and pretends that the green wood ia the
place for him, and in it he could live tor-
ever. Then the wife bursts into tears and
prays him to return. He remains obdurate
Tor while. but finally succumbs; the two
then rush into each others arms. then
disentangle themselves and rush back home
again, he bearing the tent and she the
frying-pan.
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A suggestive conversation recently took
place between an eminent lawyer and
Judge Rodman, of the Supreme Court
Said the lawyer "Our people became
needlessly alarmed and voted against Con-
vention."
Rodman 4: "Do You say sneed!essly
alarmed? 7 do not agree with you
There was very good reason for their fears,
for it is pretty certain the United States
Government would have inte1fered and
forbidden any changes to be made.'
Lawyer What right has the Govern
ment to interfere with our affairs ? North
Carolina has the right to alter her Consti-
tuition, and the General Government has
no more right to interfere with our mat
ters than it has with the people of New
York.
Rodman "Why, -, 1 thought you
were man of more intelligence than to
talk Ct right. Do you not know that might
makes right ?"
Lawyer : Alb, well, if you set up that
plea then liberty is gone, constitutional
rights are gone, and we live under des-
potism."
kodman !: Is You are right we do live
under despotism -
Judge Rodman is man of ability and
Radical. He has spoken the truth.
Oxford Cor. Richmond Dispatch.
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It is said that the morning (some two

It is said that the morning (some two
weeks since) the final separation took
place-When her friend said goodbye for
the last time-Garcia ordered her servant
TO 90 to the drug store and fetch her some.
laudanum. The ssfyan g s suspectings her
design, refused to go. The command, re-
pea.ed still more imperatively. was disre-
garded, AMI the servant with tears and en-
treaties besought her torefrain from her
wicked Intentions.
It had no effect, however, and che went
herself TO the poison. Ga What pretext
she obtained it is not known but she did
get it, and having taken it, died from its
effects.
Tho residents in the neighborhood say
that about the time the poison must have
commenced it's fatal work she went and
seated herself at the piano, and for more
than an hour played and sang. Her rich,
thrilling voice, rising to its full compass,
reveled the aweetest music they had ever
heard. Strains of passionate sorrow min
gled with the so1rowful cadence of a fune-
raj dirge as the dying cantatrice sung her
life away -......
Amelia Garcia wes about % years of
age, aud a native Of the West Indies. Her
father was Spanish Creole, and her moth
parents caloe 10 New York when she was
quite young, and she commenced her pro-
fessional career in that city. She sang one
season at the Academy of Music in this
city, and one or two engagements at other
theatres. She left the stage, however, in
1869, and las not since appeared, pref s.
sionally, in public.
Sach, in brief, was the career of cre of
the sweetest singers fnl most beautiful
women of the age. Whether her life was
good Or evil it betooves not to say. II
she was reckless, frivolous and gay, she
had, at least. passionate and loving ma
ture, and die su7cide.-N. 0. Picayu1te.