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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03
Particulars Of tho Death Of mr..
CampI, ~ Ysaemite.

LNTuRoP. June 1.-G. Campi, the
we'll known restaurateur In San Frnn-
cisco, OIL Saturday last, while at 9or
semitic. was instantly. killed. He was
descending a difficult decliyity, known
as the Ladders. When at the first
landing his foot slipped on n loose
rock, and he fell headlong down the
preclpice, a distance of abont seventy
five feet, crushing his skull and other.
wise injuring his person. This accident
occurred ut , O'Clock r. NJ, according
to Mr.. Campi's watch, which was
crushed sand stopped at that hour. a
party Of fellow tourists, residents OF
San Francisco. witnessed his fearini
fall, and say that he fell end over end
the whole distance, turning every time
lie struck a projecting rock. He was
Immediately attended by DR.. Wolcott,
a New York physician at the time
visiting the valley. He lived until
half past 3, o'clock Sunday morning
William Staginan and -- Stump,
guides; Timothy Hazeltine, a carpell'
ter ut work near the spot; O.C. Drew
Albert Snow and several tourists, car
ried his inanimate form nearly five
miles. being compelled to pass through
the Vernal Falls to Blacks Hotel
Around this dangerous place there l:
no guard, and In case of accident there
Is not q case of surgical instruments
within forty-flye miles. A messenger
was sent to Mariposa at the instigaiioi
of DIR. Wolcott, for Instruments, Dlll
failed to get them. Henry Casanova
the travelling companion of deceased,
has taken charge Of the remains, ailo
is now trying to get them out TO TIC
wagon road, and will do so If 1t Is pos
sible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03

MURDER OF A YOU'VE LADY IN BUTTE
CouNTY.-A horrible murder was COM
mitted at Cherokee Flat, juno ist,
Mt daylight. AS Miss Susie Mcdaniel,
daughter Of the late Thomas Mcdaniel,
accompanied by Miss Glass and DR..
Sawyer was returning home from q
wedding party, she was suddenly seized
by Il MAN known as Austrian George,
who sprung from %conccalment, and
grasping her by the back Of the head
cut her throat and stabbed her to the
heart. After receiving the wounds;
the young lady ran about ten feet ana
fell dead In the arms of n lady friend.
The alarm was Immediately given,
and the whole country Is now In hot
pursuit of the murderer. The excite
inent caused by this atrocious act Is
intense, and should the perpetrator
fall iuto the hands of those now IN his
pursuit, quick and summary punish
inent will certainly follow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03
Jo.h BinIuzs ON Ikorn.

Korn haz kurnels, and kurnels are
often horned; so are Brigadeer Gin
erals.
Johnny kake IL made out ov korn, so
IL histy puddin.
Korn liaz one thing that nobody else
has got, and that IL u kob.
This kob runs through the middle oy
the kOrn. and IL az full oy kOrn rs Job
was ov bilcs.
| alwuz feel sorry when I think ov
Job, and wonder how he managed to
sit down in II chair.
Knowing how to set down, square on
q bile. without hurting the chair, IL
one ov the lost arts. .rEa
Job was n card; lie lad more pa
shuncc, and biles, tew the square inch,
than Il usual.
One hundred and twenty-five akers
OF korn tew the busliel IL considered q
good krop, but | have seen more.
/ hav seen korn sold for ten cents n
bushel, and in some parts ov the West
ern country 1t ~ so low, that there amt
10 good law against stealing 1t.
In konklushum, II yew want to git a
sure krop ov korll. and n good price
for the krop, feed about four quarts ov
it tew n shanghai rooster, then murder
the rooster Immediately and sell him
for seventeen cents a pound, krop and
all. --
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03

CoFRRorH.-rhe Democratic County
Convention, held in Sacramento on the
1st Of June, passed the following reso'
luton:
Resolred, That the delegates to the
State Convention constitute the dele
gates to the Congressional District
Convention, and that the same he ill.,
structed to cast their votes for the Hon.
James w. Coffroth rs the Democratic
nominee for Congress.
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SAN FRANCrsco, June 3-3 p. NJ
Gold ut 3 p. NJ, 1l3T. Greenbacks,
90; selling at 0O1a.
Cook has been speaking all the
morning on the motion for n new trial
for Mrs. Fair. The general impression
s ems to- be that the motion will be
,lcnien and sentence pronounced. IL
Is doubtful If the case will be con.
cluded to-day.
The original locations covering the
celebrated Emma mine, in Little Cot
tonwood District, Utah, have been
bought by John b. Frisbie, General
George S. Dodge, VIM. NJ. Lent, A. L.
Head and Mark Livingston, who have
organized under the name of the Emma
Mining Company, of San Francisco,
with }. ID. Fry rs President and VIM.
Willis rs Secretary. The price paid Is
private, but rumor says it Is SlOo, DOC
for one-hmlf. These gentlemen have
bought under the advice of the ablcst
mining lawyers of this city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03
THs pEmocRAr1o OUTLOOK.

vallandigham's new RESOLUTIONS vi
the Democratic, outlook have oee''
widely responded to, in varying MOODS
by the press of the country. What
nav be called the border State press
Il disposed to speak well OF them
while Radical Democrats, both North
and South. ~repudiate them. The Louis
vile Comier-JoGrnA thinks they are
light out of darkness, says they are
wise counsel, and declares that the
great danger Of the Democratic party
at the present time is eluiyocation.
They are not disposed to face the
music, honestly accepting the results
of the war. ave are lost" says the
Journal, "if we do not realize this"
"A single newspaper, like the Menu
phiS .Appedl, does more harm than a
dozen Radical emissarieS," says the
Journal. Fire-eating newspapers are
quite out of place ut this late day, and
all sensible people should drop them.
The Nashville Uaion aud Adeertiser
has a good word for the resolutions,
and no praise for those who "walk
daintily, in daily dread of dead Issues"
1t tells US democracy alone nj re-
place the fair fabric Of freedom OIL the
firm foundation of the fathers" The
Norfolk tVa.) Journal is convinced thar
unless the standard OF the Democracy
Is firmly planted upon this high, CON-
manding ground iYallamdigham's res
olutlons), there il 10 hope OF success.
The Petersburg hdeh says no ohjec-
,ions can be found to the resolutions,
and the Memphis -ArdldHcRe thinks
them the keynote Of the Democracy.
But they have already fallen dead.
The Ohio Democrats refuse to adopt
them, preferring rather to stand by
the National Address. If there is con-
fusion and faction among the Republic
cans. we see more Of it among the
Democracy. Dead issues are the dead
weight OF that party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03

Tx New York Times says: "Val-
landigham can only find new princi-
ciples for his party by taking them
from the work Of their a~dversarieS. a
man that has emerged so lately from
the rebel lines need not complain il
some little skepticism is manifested aS
to the sincerity of his conversion. AT
any rate, the party for whom he at
tempts to speak must produce some
thing better than the husks of empty
professions before they can expect to
make any a~ppreciable advance in pub
lie confidence"
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TELEGRAMS
lsPEcIAL TO THE GoLD HILL. DAILY NEWS q
fHE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.l
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANcIsco, June 81 p. NJ
Weather clear and warm ; wind north.
Seats in stages and private carriages
for Yosemite are being engaged ten
days ahead. The rush next week will
be greater than ever before.
Walter .Turnbull, Of this city, Is n
candidate for State Printer, backed by
the full strength OF the leaders of the
Democratic party, and is strongly
recommended by several county dele
CATIONS. He is we'll and flvorably
known, and is likely to be q successful
candidate. He Is Of the late firm OF
Turnbull & Smith, book and job print.
ers of this city.
Ned Mace onigle, convicted Of grand
larceny in Mcndocino County, and sent
to the State Prison, was brought back
here to-day for q new trial.
Chas. Pohle, II young German clerk,
who took his employers buggy, ETC.,
and went of OH u spree, was to-day
sentenced by Judge Sawyer to pay
500, or 90 to Jail for fifty days.
The Democrats claim that Haighl
has sixty-oue delegates secured outside
of Sun Francisco and five in the city
sure. making sixty-six. Withione hun
bred and thirty-two more almost Ger.
tain, lie Is sure to be elected in the DIFF.
ferent counties, giving him 4 total Of
one hundred and nlnety-eight, OF
thirty-eight more than enough to secure
his nomination. In this estimate
Klamath, Lassen, Nevada, Mcndocino,
Plumas, San Diego, San joaquin,
Sierra, Sonoma, and all but five Of the
San Francisco delegation is conceded
rs against him.
The reception Of the Irish exiles will
take place on Monday evening.
The Croncr's jury In the Ease o.
street car conductor William O'IIearn,
found q verdict that deceased came to
his death from hemorrhage aud shock
produced by 4 collision with a train Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad Com.
plry, on or about May Is, 1871, and
that the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company Is guilty OF culpable negli.
gence.
Volney Wright, alias the ~"lIeavY
Blonde" the Staten Island counter.
feiter, was sent east this morning.
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NEW TO-DAY.
3 r. A 3 o r N.
RoOM5 AT THE INTERNATIONAL
HOTEL, VIRGINIA CITY.
pLEAAEoR SPEcIALTIES.a

DIR. ADORN, In his last column advertise
ment. has presented an admirable common sense
view OF tho reasons why those who conane their
inyestigstions to particular classes Of disease
ahould attain to 'greater and more accurate
knowledge of the best mode OF treating such
disenscs than thosc physicians who arc engaged
In general practice, or In treating diseases OF
eyery Kind TO which the human race Is subject.
We all know that this rule applies 70 and Is true
In every branch OF business, whether profess
sional or mechanical. There are lawyers who
confno their attention almost exclusively to
onertiops affecting the title to lands, and they
become very eminent In that branch or the pro-
fession, and their services are sought for In all
snch cases, because they become noted and
rsnnted as land lawyers. Our friend Houghton,
OF this city, has. q higher reputation a. q land
LAWYER than In any other branch OF the profcs.
sIon. and the reason Is, that for mai.y years his
attention has been very largely, may, almost en-
tirely, given to the study OF such cases and the
iav IN reference TO them. So, too, In all large
cities there are lawyers who are chiefly eminent
on account OF their knowledge OF the law mer-
chant. or mercantile law, because they had dc
voted special attention, to that branch or the
legal science. SO, also, there are lawyers WHO
become eminent only as criminal lawyers, In
mechanic the same rule holds. There arc some
mCchanics who acquire greater distinction in
one brrnch OF mechanics than others. The
peculiar mental organism OF some persons gives
10 them q disposition TO investigate particular
branches OF science, wnile tney ieci no ucbire IL
ali TO pursue tho study Of other branches. One
man becomes great as q botanist; another as an
o.nithologist; a third asa mincralogist, and q
fourth as 4 chemist-and just In the degree that
a man loves, or has an affinity for, the particular
branch Of science he makes his specially, lathe
extent OF his advancement In that science, and
| His success In reducing 1t to practice.
We have raid enough, we think, to illustrate
and establish the principle, and hence we rec
the reason OF DR.. Aborn's wonderful success In
| Inc particular class OF cases he undertakes to
treat. He has made thcm the subject OF SPECIAL
and close study and observation for years, and
has acquired a knowledge Of their particular
Observation-Disclosures, we think doctors call
It-and OF the most effective remedies for their
| relief. This Ii the secret Of DR.. Aborn's great
succccss and high reputation at Plttsburg and
| Western Pennsylyania-Of his rapid rise to
emincnce In Washington city, and OF his great
| fame already established on this Pacllc coast,
In the treatment Of his spccialties. San Jose
DqUy Pdtri0, Jly l1M.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03

RuLoFF's HEAp.-We see In our ex-
changes that the head of this lately
executed criminal has been purchased
py the surgeons, who are preserving it
for scientific purposes. The brain was
ten ounces heavier than the average
brain. The skull was half an inch
thick, or double the thickness Of the
average. The scalp was also very
thick-which Is not to be wondered at.
A man who could carry around such a
load of crime should have been incased
like a rhinoceros. So thick a skin and
skull may well have resisted all at
temp,s to reach his moral conscious
ness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03

TnE news from Paris still comes
freighted with statements of n continu,
alton Of the execution of the Com.
munists, and thousands Of corpses in
every stage Of decomposition lie all
around the city, creating such a hor,
rible stencil rs to arouse fears Of an
epidemic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03

The richest people in the world are
the Cherokee Indians. They number
5000; own In fee simple 1000, DOC
acres Of the best land oil this CONT
nent, and have In the hands of the
United States Government, on which
they annually receive the interest,
81, 600, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03

THEArRIcAI.-Jo Joe Emmett played
Fritz" in Meadville, Pa, 4 week
ago. Lydia Thompson and her hus-
band start for London OH the 10Th OF
June. Madame Anna Bishop appeared
In a concert In Philadelphia last Thurs
day evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03

A MOTHER in Michigan recently had
five daughters at a birth. SO says an
exchange, and there Is scarcely a doub,
but for n IL who may be DESTROYS Of
being the father of many children, the
foregoing would be n good family tC
marry into. 1t looks 4 little that way
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03

VICE PRESIDENT CoL.rAX Is not yet
out OF danger. He was overworked,
and his recovery is very slow. The
yarn about his having become a great
smoker of cigars, and that it caused
his illness, is not true.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03

TIE two rival candidates for Gov
ernor Of Kentucky-Leslie (Democrat)
and Harlan (Republican)-are jointly
stumping the State together, n good,
old-fashioned Bourbon custom which
has lasted longer in Kentucky than in
any other State OF the Union. Both
the gentlemen are of high character,
and their discussions, although parti-
SAN. are not half so personal rs some
that took place in Congress last Winter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03

TnE securities of the Union and
Central Pacific Railway Companies
have recently improved in prices with
almost all railway securities, and
probably from the same cause.-The
great abundance Of money rs conf
pared with 4 legitimate trade demand
for It's Use. The Central O. are now
quoted at 1922. and the Union gold
bearing 6's at 931ss. land grants at S54
and incomes at SiL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03

A GENTLEMAN Of sullivan County,
Maryland, being fined for contempt of
Court the other day, quietly requested
the Judge "to charge the amount and
wait till harvest for the money!"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03

In New York, in the rombs, Is re-
ported 10 be a woman who has been n
voluntary prisoner for over thirty
years, In order that she might be CON-
PEELED to live 4 sober life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03
Another Wonderful Cure.

Last sir wears with a disease OF the throat and
luncs. which was pronounced by several physi.
clans incursble, I spilled to tho best physicians
in Stockton, San Francisco and cincluaatl,
ohio, for treatment, anl amer spending oSer six
hundred dollars, ! camo home disappointed;
10 DIR, AbOrn. and have now been under his
treatment for six weeks, and from the very first
day / found relief, and continued to improve
from day to day, until now I am about well. In
ftCt, I never felt better In my life. His treat
I now weigh two hundred and twenty-five
pounds, and can lit one tn usand pounds, and
feel well satisfied that his is the only treatment
well calculated to heal tho chronic diseases OF
the throat and lungs OF this climate.
- 'Respectfufly, j. F. WARD,
Merchant at Empire City, Stanislaus county
CAL, Sept. 10, 1871.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03
A Remarkable Cure.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Sept. 81, l6IU.
This Is to certify that for ten year, l have
suffered almost death with Nasal Catarrh, Bron'
chitIs and Neuralgia OF the Head. The pains In
INV head were almost unbearab!c. My hearing
was very much impaired. with q disacrccable
noise In my cars. Ny eyesight was also I'M
paired. In May last PLACED myself under the
san Francisco, Cal, and In a short time tho
bronchial affection was cured, my eycslght was
fully restored, and my hearing improved: take
pleasure I'm bearing testimony TO the skill OF Or.
Aborn, In his successful treatment OF thts sc DIE
csses" JOHN ALLISON,
Late Deputy Sheriff and Constable Of Grass
Valley Township, Nevada county, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03

The fortune of Miss Burlett Coutts,
who was recently raised to the peer
age, is estimated ut $50, 600, OO. She
has given to charitable purposes not
less than So, 900, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03
Gard from Chas. N. Fox, Rsq.

OAice of Campbell. Fox & Campbell. Attorneys
and CounsclUrs at Law, No. Us California st.
SAN FRANCIsco, Feb. ID, 1870.
Were Il not for tho good which l hope II may
have done to suffering humanity, by informing
them where they may find relief, | should regret
having given Dr.. Aborn my little testimonial OF
the 10Th OF January, for tho ccmands made upon
my time, In answering inquiries In regard 10
him, have been more numerous than profitable
to me; and still they ONE.
To'saye the necessity tor further personal ap-
plication, let me say to those who care for my
opinion, that time has only strengthened my
hfst favorable opinion OF DIR. Aborn, and my
confidence In tho pcrmnnency or the cure effected
by him. All my difficulty arose nom catarrh'
which had become OF q serions character ancct-
Ing the hearing and throat, giving me at times
acute pains, und ut othors rumbilng sounds In
the ears, fIcqusnt headaches, and so seriously
affecting the bronchial tubes as TO sometimes
disable inc from public speaking. 1t ID all gone,
and the change was produced, not by any species
Of charlatanism, as many suspect, OF the Doctor,
nor BY the absurd practice OF putting medicine
into the stomach, which was not affected, but
BY tho skillful application Of medical remedies
directly to the parts which were diseased. /
have found the Doctor q gentleman In his Inter.
course and business, and the judgment that l.
have formed Of him professionally IL, that he Is
a regular physician, thoroughly acquainted with
the anatomy OF the human body. and possessing
a remarkable degree Of skill in the treatment OF
those diseases which no makes his speciality
Id ~ .CHAS, N. FOX.
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RACINE, Is Martz, II.

The reaction against tho execution
OF the Communists begins to be appar-
ent in France. The people and press
Of Europe also cry out against a con-
tinuation Of the butchery.
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A Positive p roof TINT Denfness and Die.

A Positive Proof TINT Denfness and DIE.
charges from the Ears Gun be Cured.
On the 22d OF january last l applied to DR.:
Aborn, at ~ Kearny street, San Francisco. and
placed myself under his treatment for deafness
aud discharges rom my len car, tnat ma DaiI ~
Aborn's skillfnl trcatmentI began to improve at
once, and In six weeks time ! was entirely well.
I can now hear as well as | ever could, and the
discharge Ia entirely cured, and have had no
symptoms OF a return OF the disease since. AS
am nDw satisfied that the cur, IL permanent, l
checrfully give this testimony to the skill OF DR..
Aborn, who IL now In our city, practiclng at tho
Orleans Hotel. JOHN SIMPSON,
Freshman Sacramento Union, residence corL.er
Ninth and z sts. Sacramento, Sept. 10, 1870.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03

DIR. LIVINGSTONE, OH his return from
Africa, will receive decorations from
seventeen different European and sci
entltic societies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03
Card from WIN. Honkins, Notary Public,
OAKLAND.

Oakland.
DR. ABoRN: I take pleasure In bearing testi-
mony TO your skill and treatment for Catarrh
md bronchial affections. Having suffered for
months, and wasting IN flesh from incessant
coughing night and day, now find myself cured,
AS tins result OF your treatment; and l have
gained thirty.thrcc pounds In weight.
me. under date Of juno %. cheerfully recon.
mend to you all who are similarly afflicted;
Oakland, Sept. 8, 1870. VIM.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03
To tho Public.

l have been often asked by those who have
known how long I suffered from Asthma and
Bronchitis, II | thought the cures effected by
DR.. Aborn upon me in these diseases were per
of January last I first saw Or. Aborn. and placed
myself under his treatment. l took his mcdl'
cine for two months, when l was. IA l believed,
thoroughly cured, and remain so TO the present:
am healthier than I have been for yoars, and
weigh more than | have for twenty years, and
have not tho slightest trace Of the diseases DR.,
Aborn so readily removed.
San Jose, July 3, 1870. j. W. HhRDWICK,
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A GERMANS PRoGREss ~ ENGLISH.
The st. Louis WestlicA Post publishes
tie following letter, which, 1t says, Is
copied verbatim, aud was written in
Roman script. The editor infers there
from the ultimate absorption Of the
German population in this country,
and fusion into the American element:
RACINE, Is Martz, II.
Mein Freund: OXkooss me dat ]
Schreib You In Englisch. Ich habe so
long stadt in Wisconsin gevon:, das ich
already twise have gevoted. Das Eng
fischer steit mir SO vor dat cannot
hardly schwetz any deutch no more.
Mein adressc csc swell mile from Ra-
cine in busch. SO you send 1t mach der
postmeisteir, I get en-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03
Wonderful Cure OF Disease OF tho Rye-A
inuughter Of J. y. Carter, Grain Dealer

On. Aborn-Dear Sir: I deem It my duty to
make the following statement: For the past
SIX years my daughter NOW eight years old has
been afflicted with sore eyes, and frequently
unable 10 read, or even TO distinguish one object
fectly cured, after having been treated Sy you
for three weeks only, would Also rtatc that ~
a plh,' that the syeiids were 30 affected that the
lashes were falling out. Since, undeI; your treat
mcnt thew have grown IN perfectly natural,
briobt. and OF healthy appearance, consider
It a remarkable cure, and am agrccacIy su1p , :
nm ali hopes OF having her cured. ,,,r,n
Truly yours -F-1.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-03

TN BANKRUPTCY DISTRICT
Of Nevada, sat Virginia, the 22d day Of
notice OF bis appointment as Assignee OF VIII.
LIAM WESTON, OF Virginia, In the County Of
Storey and state OF Nevada, within said Dis
trfct, who has been adjadged Q bankrupt upon
bis own petition, by tho D strict Court OF said
District. X. v. DEFY, Assignee.
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