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The New York herald., 1872-07-11

ISDIASAPoLIs, July 10, 1871
1t is stated that the declination OF Mr.. DE Paw
the democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
has been In the hands Of the Central Committee
several days. The nomination has been rendered
to Rev. W. v. Browning, OF Brown county but he
has not yet accepted.
The Republican Convention for the nomination OF
an additional Congressman and Presidential elec-
tors at large met this morning at the State House.
General Nathan Kimba OF this city; Thomas
Slaughter Corrydon; william Williams, the present
member OF Congress from the Tenth district, and
General Alvin p. Hovey, OF Posey county, were put
In nomination for congressman Mr.. william VIII
liams was nominated on the first ballot. General
Nathan Kimball. who was candidate Tor Preatden-
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SAILED.

Steamships Wisconsin. for Liverpool; Cuba do; Iowa,
Glasgow City OF Galveston, New Orleans: Tybce, st Do
mngo, &c Franklin stettn and Copenhagen; Leo, sa-
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A.-Eau AngeliQue, for the T. eth ana
Gums BIsCOTINE FOOD FOR infants ~ LLuC CO.,
$50 Broadway are the sole prcprietcrs an manufacture
No connection with any other drug ~ ore.
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A.-Herald Branch Once, BrOokly N,
Corner OF Fulton averuc ami Boerum sv ee.
Open from SA NJ. TO 3 r. N.
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WILNTNGTON ". q, july TO, 1slZ.
The State canvass Is progressing amid unusual
excitement. Both parties are making tremendous
efforts. Secretaries Boutwell, and Delano will make
speeches for the republicans next week. The con-
servatives will have a grand mass meeting at
Weldon on the 12th and at Raleigh on the l6ih
Messrs. Carl Shurz, Trumbull, Frank Blair, Thur
man and other distinguished speakers are expected
Extensive preparations have been made, and n
large gathering OF the people from all portions OF
county Is being thoroughly canvassed. and In some
of them candidates are making two speeches per
day. The election takes place August l. and IL IL
thought the last week OF the canvass will be the
most exciting ever witnessed In the State.
The New York herald., 1872-07-11

Cool, Refrsshimg Hair Drcssing.-
CHEvALIERS LIFk FOR THE HAIR restores gray
hair strengthens s growth obviasvs bad effects VI In
tense heat or salt water bathing on tms hair.
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Political banners, Flags and Portraits,
at HOJER GRAHAMs, VI DusT.e street

Royal Havana LOttery.-Greot Reduce
ton in tina prices of Tickets Orders ned Prizes casheA
information furnished. 9overnment Bonds negottssd
TAYlMR Co nankeyA ID Wall street. New fork
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THE PRIvATEER PIONEER.

Interview with the 0fhcers Of the Cuban War
vesssl-How She Was Cleared, Manned and
Armsd-Ths Cuban Vice Preddent's
0rdsr-Admirsl Polo's Opinion
The Pioneer 10 q Pirate"
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Burnett's Extraets.--Beware Of substi-
tutes.
~on~ sn. Trial. or Liz

Among the Trials OF Life
being bitten by Bed Bugs IL nothe lghxst hse
avoid u have only To- project KNOWLES INsECrt
DESTROYER places where they harbor All iny
ecs die when the powder in contact with thcm
With large flask YOU cau siean big boie rs ,s>4
steamer Bed Bugs and Reaches ~ few hour sold ~
druggists and grucers Depot, M. Sixth avenue
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l and 252 Broadway, cor of Mnrray strUyt
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Action OF the Secretary Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON July 10, 1872
The Secretary Of the Treasury has referred the
case OF the seizure OF the Cuban prvateer Pioneer
to the State Department for its decision on the
points OF law involved.
The New York herald., 1872-07-11

AngelI's Turkish Baths, Lexington save-
nue. and Twenty fifth streetInyigcrstinc and va xing
before breakfast apetzing befoe dinncr More othing
than opates retirng Ladies day ant sening;
gentlemen and night
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Preparations Made for
stumping the Stntc-Secretaries Bout
well and Delano, and schurz, Trum-
bull, Frank Blair and Other Orators
Getting Ready for the Canvass.
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INDIANA.

The Political Excitement fn the state
Proceedings Of the Republican Com
ventiOn.
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S HIPPING NEWS.

Almanac FOR New York-rhi. Day.
The New York herald., 1872-07-11

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK YoR rHR
MONTH OF JULY.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

rises. -. 4 38 Moon sets. eve IL Ofi
sets. ..... z 81 High water morn -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12
The Salinas Gas Wells.

5 SALINAS CRY tCal.h December TO-
Since our last report Of the gas we'll
discovered Oh the place Of A. Riker,
Of this city, It was, at the suggestion
of some Of our prominent citizens, al
lowed to burn from Friday evening
until Monday evening. 1t maintaining
all the time It's former force, and, II
anything, being stronger than when
frat discovered. Toward the last 1t
began to emit water and sand, as IN
the case Of the well on the Cervantes
property, but In no way affecting Its
previous good burning qualities.
When the order was given to close 1t,
the united force Of several men was
brought into requisition, and It was
then with the greatest difficulty that
the plug could be screwed upon the
pipe, so great was the force. The OPP
orators then began boring about sixty
feet from the first we'll, In the hopes
that water would this time reward
them for their labors, they being tired
OF gas; but this afternoon, after get
ting down some eighty feet, gas again
spouted forth with such force that they
had TO desist from their labors, and
are now OF the opinion that this Is the
easiest town they have " struck.
This Is the fourth we'll now diseov-
cred, and where 1t will end 1t Is hard
to tell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12
Daring Robbery.

-
Between two and three o'clock Sun
day morning. says the Eureka Sentinel
Of December 10th, Hussey, Knight and
Ryan. three honest miners. were in
dulglng In q little game Of "draw ut
Knights saloon on Ruby Hill. They
were having a nice quiet time all to
themselves, and betting lad began to
run pretty high. Pat Hussey held a
nine full on skies. and Charley knight
sat behind three aces. Things were
getting warm, and numerous "spon.
dulix" we're staked on the result OF
the showdown. Just at this interest
Ing juncture, however, In walked .
couple OF masked highwaymen. and
with drawn six-shooters proceeded TO
pocket the "soap." Hussey says he
dropped that nine full just as easy as
though he had but a pair Of deuces.
And 50 with Charley knights three
aces-he SAYS they felt very corky
about that time, and has doubts II they
were not entirely too light to make a
track 10 flour. At all events, neither
of them could stand the raise, and the
enterprising road agents were allowed
to quietly depart, $344 better of than
when they entered the building. As
soon as the alarm was given several
miners on the hill volunteered to pur-
sue the robbers. but on taking a view
OF the situation It was found to be
needless; they had disappeared in the
darkness and made good their escape.
As to whether suspicion attaches to
any one we have not been advised.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12
PREV

Governor Booth Of California, has
granted two weeks reprieve In the
case Of william Donovan, who was to
have been hung tomorrow, In order
to give full opportunity to prove or
refute the theory Of insanity alleged
In his defense at the time he murdered
Minchell. The theory Is based upon
papers that were placed In the hands
Of Governor Booth, when the commu
tatlon OF the sentence Of death was
made. The papers contain facts thai
may have some Influence on the case.
The San Francisco Bulletin OF yester-
day says:
Hitherto Donovan has been hopeless
Of a reprieve. Indeed. he stated on
Monday to one Of our reporters tina
he had given up all for lost and was
nrenared for the worst. The news OF
the reprieve comes rs a CLEAN OF sun
shine to his dark cell. though he IS
again enduring the fortunes OF sus-
pense. We learn that Governor Booth
Was Yesterday engaged with District
Attorney Murphy In overhauling the
records of Donovan's trial, and we are
also informed that Donovan's sister Is
en- route to San Francisco from the
East.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12
A Telegraph Story.

think the most curious fact, taken
altogether, says a correspondent, that
I have heard OF the electric telegraph,
was told me by q cashier Of the Bank
of England
"Once upon a time" then, on a
certain Saturday night, the folks ut
the bank could not make the balance
come out right by just el0O. This Is
a serious matter In that little estab-
lishment. lido not mean the cash, but
the mistake in the arithmetic, for 1t
occasions a world Of scrutiny. Al err
ror In balancing has been known, l am
told, to keep a delegation OF clerks
from each Office ut work sometimes
through the whole night. A hue and
cry was. of course, made after this
GiOO, as II the old lady In T~hreadnee-
die street would be In the Gazette tor
for want Of it. Luckily on Sunday
morning, a clerk lin the middle Of q
sermon, l dare say, If the truth were
KNOWN felt a suspicion Of the truth
dart through his mind quicker than
any flash OF the telegraph Itself. He
told the chief cashier on Monday
morning that perhaps the mistake
might have occurred In packing some
boxes OF specie for the West Indies,
which had been sent to Southampton
for rcshipment. The suggestion was
Immediately acted upon. Here was
o race, lightning against steam, with
eight and forty hours the start given.
Instantly the wires asked whether
such a vessel had left the harbor.
"Just weighing anchor" was the an
swer. "Stop her ~ frantically shout
cd the electric telegraph. II was
done. "Have up OF deck certain
boxes marked so and so; weigh them
carefully" They we're weighed, and
oue-the delinquent-was found by
Just one packet Of a hundred sove-
reigns heavier than 1t ought to be.
"Let her CO." said the mysterious tel
egraph. The West India folks were
deblted with el00 more, and the error
was corrected without ever looking
into the boxes or delaying the voyage
an hour. Now, that Is what Is called
"doing business"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12
Anything to Accommodate.

At Jersey City, recently, an Irish
man who was known to have a whole
some dread of tho Internal fire, was
taken by some OF his friends, while In
~toxicated. to the Glass House. where
they left him until about midnight to
sleep of the liquor. The foreman at
that time happened to espy him sleep
ing In tho corner. and thinking he was
one Of the workmen. he walked over
to him and walked him up, and asked
what he had worked at. Patrick, hav-
Ing been walked up so suddenly. and
seeing the lights Of the fires IN full
blast, thought he was in hell, and re-
piled to the foreman "Howly moth
or Of Moses, it's In limbo l ain at last /;
we'll, Mr.. Devil. I used to work at the
shoemaklng trade In the other world,
but as long as you have me here you
Al put me at what you like"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12
uNrrs1snrp BUSINESS BEFORE
CONGRESS.

The present session Of Congress has
a vast amount Of unfinished business
before 1t. There are over three thou
sand pending bills, Of which probably
there arc not moro than three hundred
which are founded on legislative sense
and reason, not a hundred passable In
any form, and not fifty essential to
the well-being Of the country. Many
are private claims, which frequently
are founded In fraud, and should re-
ceive a most thorough examination.
A few are attempts under specious and
unloading titles to get hold Of some
thousands Of acres Of public land here
and there. Some, such as the French
spollation claims, are founded on
equity, but burdened with loyal tech
nicalities which retard the passage OF
the bill. There are bills to give boun-
ties to slaves who were enlisted In the
army, instead Of to the presuma-
bly, loyal masters, who were paid
In part, till Congress put an estoppel
at the instance Of Secretary Stanton,
and to enable discharged soldiers and
sailors, and orphans Of the late war to
acquire homesteads on special condi-
tions of favor. Legislation granting
pensions, bounties, rewards and privi-
leyes Of various kinds for services In
the late war, Is far from ended, and q
reference to the statute books will
show that hitherto such legislation has
continued through the period between
one war and another all the way down
from the war of the Revolution to that
with Mexico. In the line Of monopoly
and subsidy bills, are the postal tsle'
graph bill, the proposed ocean and
gulf steam lines, and the construction o.
steam sl%oops.of-war at private yards
Opposed to these are such bills as those
designed to reserve what Is left OF the
public lands for actual settlers. or 6
mixed character are the bills designed
to use the means Of the Government t
connect and improve the inland wate1
routes, the immediate advocates hav
Ing private interests mainly In view
and making the best use Of the undeni
able public benefits involved in hi
utilization OF all possible means o
water transportation as against tn
railroads. There are bills to codif!
and amend the coinage laws, to retir'
mutiluted and worn bank Eotes, ant
to have exemplary Investigations will
all steam boiler explosions. Thes'
will be followed by bills to assist II
funding the remainder Of the debt, ant
to restore our foreign carrying trade
1t Is gratifying to know that thi
last mentioned interest Is gradual.
recovering from the depression unde
which 1t has labored, and Is now grow
ing In magnitude. Very few probabl
are aware that 1880 tons Of iro
steamers have been built on the Della
ware river In the last year. Of whic
$4,000 are for foreign trade. Thes
facts are very encouraging, and take
In connection with reports from tn
Eastern yards, give abundant proc
that the day Is not far distant wheI
the Atlantic and Pacific trade will b
carried almost entirely in America
bottoms and under the American flag
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12
Newspaper Advertising ysrsas Atssr.
Using Schemes.

"
Ever since the era Of advertising was
inaupurated, business men of all
CLASSES have been made the victims of
a certain class Of men who, with dip
pant speech, and with q persistency as
provoking as 1t would be admirable In
a better cause, have persuaded them to
enter into their particular schemes,
These schemes are numerous, as many
an advertiser can attest, and. when we
weigh their influence In a calm, i'm.
partial manner, we shall become con-
WINGED that they are q sublime fraud
upon the too lenient advertising pub
lie; and that the advertiser, when he
has submitted to the imposition, has
literally thrown his money away.
The schemes Of these honey-tongued'
and metal visaged gentry, who be-
siege the unwary advertiser on every
hand and bore him into giving them
an "ad."-which the advertiser gem
orally does In order to get rid of him
are. as we have before mentioned, ex-
ceedingly numerous. There is the
programme" scheme. for instance,
c~unningly i~nterspersed with stale
jokes, or other light and entertain
ing reading matter" and handed to
the passer-by on those days when there
chances to be an unusual gathering In
the town or city, only to be glanced at
for the space OF a second, If at all, and
then carelessly thrown away, to DO
trampled under foot. This Is decided
~ a waste Of money on the part Of tho
advertiser.
Then, again, we have the hotel.reg-
ister scheme, hotel card-advertlslng
scheme, and the hotel card.rack
scheme, together with other schemes
too numerous to mention. Now,
what the honest advertisers want, and
indeed what every advertiser In the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12
New RMLRoAp.-The Phoebe and

New RAILRoAp.-The Phoebe and
Bullionville Railroad Is making salts
factory progress, says the Phoebe Re
cord OF Sunday, under the direction Of
Col. Carter, the Superintendent. One
locomotive which Is designed for use
on this road, Is now on the ground. It
isa superior piece Of workmanship,
and will do good service. Yesterday
the workmen had reached the ninth
mile. commencing ut the Phoebe end.
Next week work will be commenced
at the other end Of the route, and the
early completion Of the road Is as near
a certainty as anything depending up
on mans skill and energy, can be.
Col. Carter informs us that the track Is
laid two miles from the summit at the
head Of Meadow Valley street, and the
grading BY next week will be nearly
TO BulIionville.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12

CArrAIS WILLIAM KENDALL OF Fair
field, Maine. died OH the 4th instant,
aged 50 years. He was the first In
yentor and user Of circular saws, He
also invented the Colts revolver, Ken
dali water wheel, steel chime bells,
and many other improvements, almost
too numerous to mention. The only
public notice or reward he ever re-
eeived for his Improvements, was a
gold medal from the Governor Of his
State for his improvement in circular
saws. His inventions and improve
ments were mostly stolen from him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12

DEATH OF Miss LANDER.-The East
ern journals announce the death Of
Miss Sarah w. Lander. This lady was
a sister Of the late General Frederick
w. Lander, and was noted for her lit.
erary tastes and ability, particularly
In juvenile literature. or her series of
sketches Of foreign countries, published
under the title Of "Spectacles for
Young Eyes" about $4,000 copies
have been published. Miss Lander
was we'll known to many Callfornians,
who will regret In her death that Of
an amiable as we'll as talented woman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12

.,Nsw RAILROAD PRoJEcr.-We learn,
avs the Salt Lake Mining Journal,
that soma Of our leading citizens arc
f.vorably considering the project OF
building a narrow-gaugc railroad nom
fila CITY to Coalville and Echo, via
Warley's Park. The distance Is forty
Ave miles and the total estimated COST
1 1000. The advantages that would
occr,ie 70 Salt Lake City from the con.
ssruction OF q road like that proposed
can scarcely b. calculated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12
RnwIN FORREST DEAD.

A special telegram received BY US at
noon today brings the Information
th,t Edwin Forrest the well-known
actor, was found dead In his oeo tnl.
morning in Philadelphia. The great
tr.gedlan so many years a leading the
..rical light on the American stage,
and who, standing on the very pima
cls OF dramatic fame, was the great
cynosure OF many an aspiring genius
"a we'll as teacher Of some Of our best
actors has made his last bow, his final
exit from this worlds broad stage. and
the great dark drop curtain, like q
broad mantle Of mourning. has fallen
forever between him and his worldly
audience.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12

A CONDUCTOR on the U. P. Road, re-
Gently, on going to take up the ticket
Of a man who was occupying a double
seat, with his legs stretched across the
cushions, found to his utter astonish-
ment that the ticket for eternity had
been taken up a short time previous.
The man Mas dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12

A SOUTHERN editor promises, with
his wife's assistance, to name q baby
each year after the person who shall
furnish the largest list Of subscribers
to his paper. II any dispute arises as
to the claim Of rival canvassers, he
will settle 1t with twins. Any indus
trious editor a prosper II be has a
good wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12

IT Is stated that Mrs. Fair will make
an effort this Winter before the Cali
forula Legislature to procure the pas
sage Of a relief bill relmburslng her
for the expenses she incurred In get
ting herself acquitted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12

MORE than ordinary sympathy will
be felt for Miss Ida Greeley, who,
within n month, has lost father and
mother and a betrothed lover, who
went down on the Inflated Missouri.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12

The Vermont Legislature has, by a
decided majority, rejected q bill pro-
viding that no testator having a pa
rent, wife, or child, should be permit
ted to devise moro than one-third OF
his property to public institutions OF
n sort.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12

EpwIS FORREST, who died last night
or this morning In Philadelphia, was
IS years Of age. The telegram gave
us no particulars other than that he
was found dead in his bed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12

The Louisville Courier-Joarndi
thinks the best way for the Democrats
to defeat Grant, II no should run for a
third term, would be to nominate him
themselves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12
MEETlHo.

NFFIcE EMPIRE MILL AND MINING
COMPANY, Gan Francisco. Dse:mbcrt !: 70:
Of the Empire Mn and Mining Company viii
Be held al thsif once, Room No. " H.yHsrd,s
csiiforpia street, on WEDNk6DA1s
the lS6 day OF December, q 9.eioSE ~.
=. 800 ri ~ Beard Of Trustsse.
dsiStd ". =. DEAN, ssesshsIs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12
Cash UP,gs,

rAxEs HEATING, LATE OF THE COR
mar saloon, Main street, Gold Hi, dearys
10 notify ali who are indebted to him that b -
low collecting In what moneys are due mn,
msnt without further notice; otherwise BE- wiz
be OBLIGED TO ace their accounts IN tho hends
Of % omoer 6y the 18th instsnt-A week froD
next SaturdIy-for oollsstion. d&W j,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12

MAJOR GENERAL MCDOWELL, who
succeeds to the army rank Of the late
General Meade, has been rendered a
banquet at Delmonico's BY his New
York friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12

STRONG efforts will be made during
tho present session Of Congress to OBJ
tain a subsidy for . line of steamers, to
run between San Francisco and Aus
tralian ports.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12

JOSH Billings says that "trieing
to define love Is like trieing tew tell
how yu kun to brake thru the Ice ;
all yu kno about 1t IL, you fell In and
got ducked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12
GoLp BRIcKs.-The Grass Valley

linton Of December 18th says:
We yesterday saw two gold bricks
from the Idaho mine at Findley &
Co.'S bank, which together weighed
about SIS, 600. They were taken from
the amalgamators after q run of six
DAYS. The six days Of the week be-
fore gave over 81, 1000. or $2s, 900 for
twelve days run. Yesterday the Eu-
reka mine sent into town two gold
bricks, aud the value thereof was $780,.
0OO. The gold came Of twelve days
run Of ten stamps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12
rleks1. or AdmIs,ies......9S 10 seIa esi.
600 In gold coin will DO given TO
'Hekets At the conclusion OF the Con
1000 Gifts amounting to............
WELLS, FARGO q CO., vifsi'
Treasurer. luo2 no
T.. BLANCHARD, Manager.

Tickets are now for ,alc, and can b obtained
&c g PENDERGAST at the once Of Wells,
FARO d Co, and at the of1ee Of D. L. BLANCH'
lR6. Manager. at j. Waldstein d Co.'S Cigar
store, South g street, Virginia City.
" oc30 ned u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12

The drawing will take place at virginia, No,
v.da. tho time OF which due notice will % gwen
.o soon AZ enough tickets have been sold to pay
tSe stste proportion Of tho Asylum Fund, Is
wen As the prizes In full, that being the purpose
Of the Trustees.
All unsoid ticket: in the hands o. .senn WIZ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-12
Marriages.

TEAsS-MURPHY-In Virginia City, October
~, By Father Manosuc, E. II. Teass to MarHa.
rot Murphy. u