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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-11


Over the entire lake region nOrtherly
to westerly winds will prevail with cool
and clearing weather tonight and clear
weather on Friday with frosts ut night
in New England. Winds veering to north.
erly and westerly winds with rising
barometer and partly cloudy weather and
rain for the Middle States. Northerly 10
westerly winds and clear, cool weather
on Friday, followed possibly by lrosts on
Friday night in mountainous sections, in
the south Atlantic and Gulf States, winds
north westerly to north easterly with
generally clear weather in tho former
but partly cloudy in the latter and in.
creasing pressure in both. In northwest
and upper MissisSippivalley and thence
south eastward 10 Tennessee prevailing
northerly TO westerly winds with high
barometer. Generally clear weather
and heavy frosts in the north west. To.
night the river will rise below Pittsburgh.
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EIectIon of Railroad oficers,

CINCINNATI, o., September 1O.-At the
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Ohio y Mississippi Railway Company,
held here today, S. n. F. Odcll, Lewis
B. Parsons and Joseph D. Lehmer, whose
terms OF service had expired, were Sc
lccted Directors for tho ensuing year, and
at a meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
subsequently held, Daniel Torrance was
reelected President and Albert n. Chris
tie Vice President. "'5 -
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CUBA.

HAVANA, October 10-The strike Of
cigar makers is over, the committees have
agreed on q scale ol wages.
Charles Bright has recovered the Pana.
ma cable and laid the shore end yester.
day TO the harbor heal.
Jamaica, the intehdentc, offers to the
iniormers the entire proceeds OF sale Of
merchandise seized for smuggling.
The troops have killed tue lHsurgent
chief Juan Antario Royas, near Saaieta
Spiritus.
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DANFoRD ran over a hundred and fifty
behind the ticket in this city. In MI.
Pleasant township, where Doc. Updegratt
resides, he ran twelve ahead. Comment
is unnecessary.-Steu6enriIIe Herald,
Comment is necessary. DANFoRD ran
ahead ofhis ticket 81 ia Mt Pleasant
township. This township is the home oi
the two delegates who voted for DAN.
FoRD's nomination in the Bellaire conyen.
tion aud whose action furnished the basis
of all the miserable stuff indulged
in by the Herald about fraud" in
the making Of that nomination. Now
the people Of that township have shown
by this vote their approval of the action
of their delegates and have left the Herald
not an inch Of ground to stand on. We
trust the editor orthe Herald feels thor.
oughly ashamed Of himself. he ought to.
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.Ls HaAhIubeV ,,A IL
IN Hnc audience, In (which, which mere 11s,,
=. AVE-, n!py ladies, filed Washington 9 Hall nl
','' s,Daioc a'ons to greet Capt DANronD, Re,
N'.'.ccS 't... Congressman elect in the district
'a,a',I 'se river Capt DASroND appear
%'''1 NV " minutes before eight and was
q ,,,', yr received. lie was introduced .
''fS''ii ~ ! ". CAMPBELL and spoke for
y ~, IL, % and a hall, holding bis audience
9 .,t a.I' n a. lhc last and receiving frequent
t'S',, injurious applause. We have full
sd ''g y the Hon. gentleman'S remarks
'oIs ,.o. y, 10 bC able to present at least q
~ aSIi " ,bcm to our readers tomorrow.
Pt' cJ u Tuos. B. SWAN, of Kanawha, who
, ", .,..j 10 be passing through the city,
y. .a,4r "r ,be stand, and being called for by
:. y ,njience nd responded in a very accepta'
A. ,DeeCh.
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BOSTON,.

BosroN, October 10.-Jas. Burlington,
has been renominated for Congress BY the
Republicans Of the First District.
To-day being tho anniversary Of Father
Mathews birth day, the Catholic temper.
auce societies Of Boston and vicinity, and
Of the principal cities OF eastern Massa.
chusc,is, celebrated It by parade in this
city. The demonstration was large and
imposing, ------- -
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TEXAS.

BRowxsvlL1E, October 1o.-For sew.
eral days past a heavy rain fall from the
East has prevailed here, The country IN
many places Is inundated and the roads
ltnpSssable. Brazos Island Is completely
submerged. The inhabitants and Custom
House officials were taken of by asteamer
without loss Of life. 1t 10 the highest
water known here for years.
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THE ELECTIONS
Hartranft's MajOtity in PhlIadel,
phia Over 10000.
Average Majority in State
About Same.
The Democrats Elect the Gov.
enOr in Indiana. ..
The Republicans Have Every.
thing Else.
And Gain from Two to Four
Congressman.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10.-Ollcisl count
shows that over $4,000 votes were polled
in this city. Hsrtranfts majority In the
city is 2O,4 ,4S7; majority for Congressman
at large, 2l9l9.
HUNTrNdToN, Pa, Oct. 1O.-R. Milton
Speer Dem } is elected 10 Congress in the
18th District, by 500 majority.
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GREELEY AT BALTIMORE.
An Agricultural Address and a Po
litical Speech.

IItIchI Speech'
BALTIMORE, October 10.-Horace Gree.
ley delivered an address before the Mary.
land State Agricultural and Mechanical
Society to-day at tho Fair Grounds, treat.
ing especially on the improvement Of
worn out lands. About $4,000 persons
were present. Tonight there was grand
torchlight procession by the Democratic
clubs, which were received by Mir. Gree.
ley. Previous 10 the passing OF the pro.
cession he addressed an immense crowd
in front of Carrolton Hall In favor Of ma.
tional reconciliation and the restoration
OF common rights TO every citizen now
deprived Of them.
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,h,, vCS = readers are aware by this time
1rsn'at.e h" 'ae ~ voting for Congressman on last
IbsI.s Ibs |@nd, was not In conformity with
t.,,Sa'"s' ta"s' either Federal or State-Pdr-
o,' t0aF readers may be aware of It, bu,
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REPUBLICAN JoLLIF1cAT1oN AT BEL.
1A1RE.-The Grant and Wilson Club,
and the Republicans generally, Of Bel
laire propose to have grand jollitication
torch light procession, speeches, &C., this
friday evening. sH
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DR. BOatmsn, who killed Col. Tom
Collier at Hepefeld, Ark, last winter was
run over by train last night at hope.
field and had Ills right arm cut of, aud
sustained other Injuries which will prob.
ably prove fatal. s,aa fr,r-a ,,.g
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ha I'VE s A9i''tT admits that aust now, in
S..,aI, Ss anl au'h of disappointment by the
man S,suusaGu ,Sa S Of their hopes, the GREELEY
'a' "somCw6at.S "A'' N-SNVA''on0u'
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COKE, COKE, COKE,
Manchester Coal Works,
KIMBERLY & CO.

For either Coal, Slack, Nat Coal or Coke. leave
orders A. once, r. J, SAYTHS GROCERY,
corner Market and Quiucy streets.
Our Coke 10 burnt BY ourselves, in new ovens.
nuiItin tue latest and most approved manner
purposes.
SEPT KIMBERLY Z co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-11

Edmund Scott and James Gslspa,
employees in the Philadelphia gas works,
fell into drop Tuesday morning and
were suffocated.
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,'r III = Cincinnati Enquirer "rcgrcts to
~ ~ NJ mat tho elections in Ohio, Indiana
Vor Top.SIa pennsylvania Tuesday were moi ia.
vs,V rO'e 10 the cause Of Liberalism" Not
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ny TELE0R RAP N.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to tho Intolligencer.

IBy the Western Union Line. .
o4iea Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe SIS
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Weather Report.
rRnhAnILTrIEa

IL u WAR Dne4RTEKSr,
WAsnNaTON, D. c., October 10 -7:SO I. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Sailing or s'eamers-Thc Tichbsurnc
charlottesville DoinEs-Assess-
meuts Levied.

SAN Francisco, June 49, p. M
The steamer Alaska, for China, will
not sail until the 18th inst.
The steamer Montana, for Panama,
will sail on the 18th, and will touch at
Mazatlan, that part being now open to
commerce.
Purcell, the Queens counsel In the
Tichbourne case, Is expected here In o
day or two, en- route for Australia to
look up fresh evidence against the
claimant, to be used on the trial fol-
perjury, now pending.
That portion Of the Democrats who
insist upon the ancient usages Of the
Democracy being adhered to, compile.
ted their arrangements on the 18th,
appointing officers for tho different
polls, and calling a ratification meet.
ing, to DO held In front Of Jack STRAIT
mans headquarters on Saturday even
Ing.
The Kentuck Mining Company has
levied an assessment Of $40 per share.
The Newark Mining Company, Of Ely
District, levies one Of fifty cents. The
Dutch Flat Blue Gravel Mining Com.
pany also levies n Of one dollar.
Gold, ll4R greenhacks, SSH sell.
Ing, 50.
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DISPATCH
Geld and G!reenbncks Stocks Re.
vIvinE-W eaiher-HlEhway Rsb-
bers - Ball Reative Deserters-
Sailing Of the Herthn.

SAN Francisco, June 1887. NJ
Gold. HAY greenbacks unchanged.
Transactions In the Stock Exchange
this morning were not large, holders
showing no inclination to sell, and
there being rather strong indications
of n reaction from yesterdays decline.
Weather cool aud foggy.
Thomas Dunlap and John Holborn
were to-day committed for trial for
highway robbery, with their ball fixed
at 81, 200.
The ball to the officers Of the Hertha
did not conclude until half-past 8
o'clock this morning, and on calling
the roll on board the steamer at Z A. N.
twenty-eight men were found missing
Warrants for tho arrest Of those sup
posed to have deserted were taken out
and the Marshal has arrested twelve of
them already. It Is supposed that
nearly all Of them were merely stay
ing ON shore over their leave, with no
intention Of deserving, but there are
three who we're in irons for %insubordi-
nation and assault upon an officer who
were being taken homo for trial, and
these escaped. The Hertha will sail
sometime before midnight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

Accident - she Cenual Paeiae RsiI.
read Passenger Cars Thrswn
from she T~raek-Ltst Of The Dis.
abIeA ana WsanAsd.
WApswoKrH, New, June 13.-The
passenger train bound East this morn
Ing met with a serious accident about
six miles west Of wadsworth, caused
BY a defective rail. The whole train
passed safely over the dangerous spot
except the two rear and first and sec
ond class coaches, when they struck
the rail, were thrown from the track,
and running a short distance along a
bluff Of rocks, were finally landed In
a ravlne, the second-class car bottom
side up, and the frst-class coach turn
ing nearly a complete somerault,
landing on Its side.
The two cars contained about thirty
passengers, and the following list COM
prises most Of those who were injured:
Vim. Clarke, badly bruised and face
terribly mutilated; Mrs. Ella Jen-
kins, Of Virginia City, badly hurt
In back and shoulder; Rosa Wertha
(Mexican) seriously injured internally;
Mr.. James, bruised; MI. Easton, San
Jose, bruised /; David Harvey, hurt In
side and on tile head; Eliza Holbort,
bruised on the head; Jas. Waddle, leg
hurt ; James Deasey, bruised ; Anna
Dickson and three children, all slightly
bruised; Espeneza tMexican) badly
hurt ; Jerry Oman, cut on the head ;
All Hong, severe cut on the forehead !;
J. Woodwork, Carlin, shoulder blade
broken and badly bruised; NJ. B. Car
rol, Battle Mountain, bruised Peter
Schwatz, shoulder and hip hurt; VIM.
Rusch, Switzerland, dangerously hurt,
with serious internal injuries, thinks
his skull IL fractured.
The following were moro or less
scratched and bruised : j. w. Rich,
Mrs. Phillips, Mr.. Fenton, M l.. Hop
kins, Mrs. Keefc, Mr.. MONACO, Mr..
Hayes, A. Parker, Mr.. Mitchell, Mrs.
Sullivan, and Mr.. Hansen. Many
others are slightly injured, whose
names we are unable to get.
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QUESTIONS ANswERED.-Ihe ques-
tion has often been asked, why goods
in the clothing line cannot be sold
a cheap In Gold Hill'as In Virginia.
but from the fiattering encouragement
Relnstein & Co. have received snce
they started business here. the question
seems answered, that by snidH prcHts
and quick sales and 3 large assortment
OF stock to choose from, the trade can oe
kept at home. Hoping continuance OF
the patronage heretofore received, they
promise to stick to the above motto. =
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PIPRR's OPERA HoUsE-JEM MACE
To.SIaIIr-NEw PLAY-ExrRAoRDrN-
Any ATTRACTION. - Mr.. wheatleigh
having got through playing such old
stage-worn pieces as Arrah-Na-Pogu
and the O~ctoroon. will this evening
out a new and elegant three-act COM
edy on the stage, entitled "a Victim
or Circumstances" in which himself
and Mrs. Bates will both appear, sup
ported by the entire company. On
this particular occasion Jem Mace, the
redoubtable champion Of England and
America, will mako his first appear
anee. together with Pooley Mace, his
cousin, Billy Edwards aud Denny
HALEY. Here now Is a bill which cali
not faIi to attract a crowded house,
for even the ladies will all desire to
zee Mace In his celebrated Grecian
Statues. Nc extra charge for reserved
seats.
FIRE AT CARSON. About ! O'Clock
yesterday morning, a fire was discov-
cred In an ~unoccupied house on Neva-
da street. Carson. next to the residence
of John Booth, editor Of the Register.
The lire department was quickly ON
hand, and succeeded In saving the
buildings nearest to the burning house,
although Booths house was on fire
several times. Fortunately there was
no wind blowing at the time, other
wise It would have been almost impoi-
sible TO prevent an extensive and seri-
Gus eonfiagration. Booths furniture
was all removed In a hurry, and he
will be out not far from 300 in the
way Of damages. We sympathize
heartily with Uncle John and his
worthy family Ia their unceremonioui
routing out from the midst Of sweet
slumbers at that time OF night. n
congratulate them that their damages
were no worse.
CONCLUDED Nor To.-At the meet
ing Of the Ksntuck Mining Company,
held ON Monday In San Francisco, for
the purpose Of taking into considera-
tion the proposition to Increase the
capital stock and number OF shares
thereof, It was concluded. upon mature
consideration, not to take any action
I'm the matter at present. About as
well. perhaps. Stocks arc not so high
as they were, and II they go much
lower some Of these infinitesimai
shares which have already been Gre
ated will not be priced at anything
worth mentioning. Instead OF being
quoted at Q bit q share, they VIII Ok
numerous shares for q bit.
GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING.-On
Saturday evening next, as will be seen
by notice in our advertising columns,
a grand mass meeting Is to be held on
North G street, Virginia, In front Oh
the Postofflee, to ratify the nomination
of Grant and Wilson for President and
Vice President Of the United States.
The meeting will DO addressed by
Hon. c. Z. De Long. Hon. VIM. Sha-
ron, Hon. Il. s. Mesick. Hon. Jonas
Seeiy. +. A. Tritle. VIII Campbell,
and Others. The Republican party,
the people, the workingmen Of the
country will be there, and the meeting
will be q most glorious aud enthusias-
tic QUE.
FouRrH or JULY CEI.EBRATIoN.-At-
tentlon Is especially called to the pre-
eeedipes Of the Gold Hill Fire Depart.
ment, published Ia onr advertising
columns to-day. Bead.
KRNrucx AssEssNENr.-An assess
msnt Of 90 per share Is levied by the
Kentuek Mining Company.
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NG6NMk
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC IMIELLioEnc Z.
poMEsIIo IMIELLioEMoE Q.

-
Raaeral Of James Gerdsa Bennett.
New York, June 13.-The funeral
Of James Gordon Bennett,took place
this morning from his late residence
on Fifth avenue. Among the mourn
en was Mayor Hall, Horace Greeley,
Judge Bedford. James Brooks, and
other celebrities. The funeral ceremt.
mics was performed by Vicar General
Storrs. The remains were taken to
Greenwood. The streets along the
route Of the procession was lined with
spectators, and the flags throughout
the city were displayed at half-mast.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
New York, June ia train on
the Erie road. last night ran into a
group OF telegraph repairers near Ber-
gen, N. J., and killed Ed Van Ness
and injured several others.
Fatal Accident.
CHICAGO, June IA large derrick
used In hosting at the new building
corner of Desplains and Washington
streets, fell last evening, striking a
passing carriage directly In the mid
die, crushing 1t to atoms and killing
instantly Valentine Fisher and fatally
injuring Philip Towen.
Jse J.Gerssn Become Bllnd.
CHICAGO. June IA New York
special says there is a painful rumor
that Joseph Jefferson, the actor, has
become suddenly blind, and Is now
under the care Of an able oculist. This
will prevent his appearance In public
for some time.
Greeley.
CHICAGO, June IA conference of
the Democratic editor Of Illineis met
at Peoria yesterday and adopted reso-
lutions to support the Cincinnati can
dldates if Endorsed at Baltimore. An
attempt to pass resolutions committing
them to the support Of Greeley In any
event, failed.
The Missouri Democratic Conven-
ton yesterday elected Greeley dele
gates to the Baltimore Convention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13
Cred.pti.i. or Great Remedy.

The preventive and cultive merits Of . stan.
dard antidote to many painful and harassing
diseases cannot be summed up In q few liner.
A column would not sufiee to set forth half the
virtues Of the great American restorative, hos.
~tetter's Stomach Bitters, which for twenty year,
has taken precedence Of all other vegetable
preparations as q atomic, . n~ervine, an anti.bilous
medicine and . medicinal stimulant. The pub.
lie know II well. Its name II heard In every
dwelling, Il finds its place in every household,
and its praises sre sounded throughout the
whole Western Hemisphere, - ageneral invig.
GRANT, q cure for sick headache, an sppeizing
stomaehic, N excellent blood depuriont and a
certain remedy for intermittent fever.
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/: ! ION IRON WORKS Vi *;
NOTICE.

A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES OF
a the Stock Of the Woodville Gold and Silver
MINING Company, located in Gold Hin Mining
Distrct Storey county, State Of Nevada, willbe
sold for ton (S1o) dolliH per ehare. euhserip-
lion hooks now open q ths ofico Of A. NOEL,
Secretary, Room No. 70 Hayward's Baldtng,
No. 4iO California street, Ban Rraneifco, Call
'0I mystt a, NOEL, Secretary,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

RArFLx PosTpoSED.-The rattle Of
James Langan, for a fine house, set Of
furniture. sewing machine, ETC., In
Gold Hill, Is postponed till July 9TH,
In order to dispose of the few remain
ing tickets. Now Is the time to buy. .
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MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.


Probably few articles have ever had so extcn.
sive . sale, while mono have been more univer
sally boreaeiL than tho celebrated Mexican
Mustang Liniment. Children, adults, horses,
and domestic animals, are always Liable to acci-
dent, and II is safe to say that NO family can
pass q single season without some kind Of an
omol,cnt being necessary. 1t becomes . mat.
ter Of Importance thcn to secure the best.
Over three hundred livery stables in the city
oiNew York alone arc using the Mexican Mus
tang Llniment. in all Of which It gives universal
satisfaction.
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FROM AMADoR, GAL.
Tho A..A.r mi.e B.r.i.E.

The Anadsr mino Burntak.
A short special telegram to the NEWS,
received ut half-past two O'Clock p. N.
to-day from San Francisco, reads a.
follows: a..The Amador hoistlng-
works, 'sheds and shops were burned
this morning. The shaft Is now burn
Ing"
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A Remarkable Case.

Ono OF tho most extraordinary cures on record
was that Of tho man John r. Hernandez, resi-.
ding It Salt Lake City, who was at deaths door
with that terrible disease Marasmus; the best
medical aid had failed to stop the progress OF
the malady, when twenty-threo bottles OF Bris-
tolls Sarsiparills, and three phials OF Bristors
pills made him Q well man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

An ESTABLISHED REMEDY.-Brown's
Bronchial rroches are widely known
a, an established remedy for coughs.
colds, bronchitis, hoarseness and other
roubles OF the throat and lungs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

CAUTIoN.-mhe genuine is wrapped In . fine
Chemist" and ''Trads Mark, MEXICAN Mus.
TANG LINIAENT," engraved across the face oil
each wrapper. The whole bcars tho proprie.
tors private United States Revenue Stamp, and
not q common stamp, a. used BY druggist.
LYON MANUFACTURING Co., IS Park Place,
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BY the CABLES.
Rearful Pio.d aud Les Of Life

Fearful Floed aud Less Of Life.
LONDON, June 13.-Details of the
flood In the River Pc show a fearful
calamity. Fertile districts are devas-
tated and villages are swept away.
The loss of life Is appalling. Seven
hundred persons arc estimated to have
partshel
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CABLE SCREW WIRE Boots and Shoes are sure
TO supercede oil others, because they are the
mo-t pliable-durable-do not rip or leak Try
thcm. AL gonuine goods are stamped.
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Chalera In Ruropo.

CoNsrANTlNorLE, June Is. - The
cholera has appeared In Southern Rus
sla. Vessels from the Black Sea are
ouarantined.
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For tho very sost Photographs. go to Bradley
q Rulofsop's Gallery without STAIRS
~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 10. 4se
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

1rAyR OPENED AN OFFICE IN MAY
N1RDrs Building, Main street, Gold Hill,
md ava now prepared to tsad OF receive dis
nstehes 10 or HON sll parts o; the word:
ao,d Hill. April 10, 1871. my97I I'm
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FROM WADsWoRTH.

Accident "a tAe Central Paeiae RsII.
read Passenger Cars Thrswn
frsn she Tfaek-Ltst Of the Dis.
abloA ana WsanAtd.
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and breaks down the animal spirits. fs9o ~