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, Derbcerunaeu
in Dulutb unb um9e0enb.

Nm 13ten ,. 81. rpurpe Dulutb uno
bic um9e0eno Don einem Srfan betmeez
Iu@t, Der gang 9ewalti9e 3erbeerun9en
anaert6tet.
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uno nabm fett9 an 9efti9feit 3u, 70 Zap
er UNI 6 ubr ra6 @a0er in 9ewalti9en
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wdbren) ja9te. um IL ubr wurben Die
.S1ppner uSmeetbeart' unp ,,Jrancts
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Captain beS Dampfblepper6 3u ffise
war, beim Glottma9en 3u bell fen, perz
manrte man bier3u bel Dem Yalmer cine
2pfpmotioe, mub'e tnpe0tn ben 8er1u9
aufseben.
I'm s ubr 9efdab, tpa6 man fprtmdbz
reno 9efur9tet, Der Gluttreder mid unter
Der @vpalt pe6 Bai1erS unp erlitt an
,pei @tellen in Der N6be pe6 elevator
mad einonper einen 8ru@. Der Sberz
bau puree fprt9eri0en, unp bic S@ife
binter rem S9ubwaQ %befanpen }i9 Ibalp
in bcpentli9er 2e0e.
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unp Der Dampfer 81. paul'wurpen an
tbrem MnferplaBe Ypn benz @aHer fprt>
pdbrenp ee9en pas >Dod" 9ei9leupert.
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1u9en, in ben innern 6afen 3u 9elan9en.
Der @@lepper warp fet9e pcn ittnem
Gapitdn perla1en, oterGapt. 81. @beeler
ppm SGlepper vAmetbYt Ibernatm pas
Gommancp. Muf Elm ee9ebenes Siena'
>purpen bic Mnfertaus rurdi@nitten unp
Der Mnrcrlpn 19wamm. Sn meRtaer
alS elmer balben Stunbe tpar er i'm in
nerr 9afen. Gin dhnli9er 8erlu@ nit
benz ct. Yaul", 9ludte ni@t gang 70
ppufpmmen, rod 1T paSS9if jeyt fiber.
Iie uMlice Craig" 1T in Irdmmern GER
i9mettert unp feline Spur Don ibr mebr
porbanben. Die 8rancia Yalmer 1T
Wrad.
Ios entlon9 Minneiot1 Yoint li!9en'
be pri%patei0entbum lit his gu einem uui
100000 9elGiBten Betra9e tei9api9'
pproen.
Sebr brap bottc f6Gaptain McSnz
tyre Don Der ct. Yaul bewielen UNI
rie 8uraer Don Duluth baben i'm burd)
Elm Gbren9e1benf IN @etalt elmer ub'
fir 1850 telpbnt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-21
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in Der uer9aneenen Na&t, be9lettet Don
immenler &dlte mo9t un6 cen Bebarf
BON rparr1en @intertleirera 70 rcdt fublz
bar uno Sepem pran9t N4 bic erfe Grase
auf:
80 fauft man am tefen
bic n5ttisen Mrtifel in Gl<
u. &ur;z@ oaren ~ btuieen
preiien?
Qelet eas Circular BON
.. s. 3abm
Dritte u. Go,t Gtrabe,
(Seven Corners)
uno rpi1b Sober un6 fir oiele &nwsilunA
canfbar fem.
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Ser &: q. 9rpltaer; 80

p De1r =: u. DFPItBer, Wfdz
ycr Don Swatpnna, unb N(it9lteo Der
mobu5bli@en MeBeer@ SHINING, erttelt
Don letnen GRANDCHILDREN einen Stod
nit soloenem &nopfe gum prdient.
- Die Soutbern @innelota= Giien~
babn 1T sum Benefit ibrer Bono9ldubt<
ger bur4 ridterliden Spru@ untere Sui
ratel 8elteut. z.,r r.. e. ..4.,;
- Die 6euerteparteu,eHtss COMMITTEE
Sat fur Ddmpfer So. eli, paar srpbs
@aQa@en fit $500 ansefauft.
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Gt1en d ) ny ur3elbaun m. -
Nm leBten Donneita0 peru,la4le cine
9ebrohene S9iene neun Weilen SitIi6
BON Sporta. isis, einen tletnenlln>
fau. Der aus flint pa11asierz uno smet
GrahtmaeoonS beitebenre 3u0 pal1rts
9lldli9 bic 1darboft e Stelle bis auf ben
Damen< unp ben SdlafzB o99on. Dieie
beirer enta|eiRen unp rulten fopiuber bic
.8rlfune binunter. Natlrlt@ warb N'z
leg, mas fi9 prinnen befanp, bunt pur@>
etnanper 9emorfen, ouein "a bic Sefen
0lIdlt1er Meile auf ,bIem plaBe> ia BE
Ibaren berlelben 9slhlci1en blteben, 10
9e'9ab wsni91en6 fein Brancun8lud.-
SIS famen @ue unssrIsDt capon, bis auf
cine Dame, welhe om Wuden tslhds
pi9t uno in Sporto 5urud3sIanen
puree.
- Sn Vo!9s ec5 fir;lIh eineetretenen
S6nceiallts prriplssts Nnfiirf1e oer3u3e
auf taft ausn nab Sl.yau! q !lau':ncen
8abnen.
49, Die 3uiennunan ron 9riefen> in
holden Ghminrlez I'M Siten zen 2culen
raS Wnerb!eten maben, ibnen 9e9en $40
eu,es @elp fir 81 900 fall& E
Wreenbdts, Die an9sbli6 ben d9z
ten ouf5 5aar abnli6 1sten iouen, 3uz
fommsn III lafen> nebmsn troy Dielfaber
G%ntbauun9en unp B!osfelungen un9ez
fBrt ibren Tortsane. 90 erbielt neuer<
cines 6err Me@luna cine abnlihe 81
fsrte, in Der er luaar mi, Der Ra@e pes
Brnfidreiber6 bspiobt murce, 1renn er
feline Npre0e perratbe. 2al1e fb BOO ia
Sober por pielsr p!umpen GaQe mar
men.
- @taoti9aBmeifter CID bat bic
&lo9ldriften 9esen 300@runobefbcr fer
ti9, pel9e nit ibren3ablunstn Don Nufz
laQen fir &traben>M Observation-Disclosures
I'M Nldl tance linr.
49, Daa neue BeamtenperIonal res
81. paul Mdnnerdpr 1T, wie fpl9t;
Yr1Gcent - Stto Dreber.
Sefrctdr %. y. Sencsn.
Sbabmel iter - s. Mat1bei5.
Bibliotbefar - s. S9latter,
Direftpr - 81. SID.
GrefutipzG Committee - S. Werner, a..
@9ulS s. Dang >. 5a9emann.
90. N. Sobn1on, Der lebten
CONNER rpesen sel&wd&ter 9eiuncbe't
aus un1erer Yoltjeiforce auStrat, bat
cine @ieperernennun9 an9enommen.
Nnaefp n!-Der 5err Btnz
ter. Sci 6eimau u. &oie por3lsli@er
@drmupparatin@ etalt famcler neberz
5tebeE
@rant>wuttie. - Grants @tebsrtsi b
btoinnt friber. ais nir badteu, ibre betlaeenswtr>
then Nplael ~ aeiasn. Yrp Yrin1po IL ber &e>
bufttpr Err .'StaaIsatttune" babur& eou,plet vaus
benz 6aus&eu" unb belirirt ale NIT Stclj auf
feline ,,aoleenen" Iontbat= a tten f&auenser Saul
per Grants Griumpfwa8eu uub Ra9tanbeter IN
bS9f bebeptli9 @eit.,
6pfentli@ bat I'D, bet Verrt@ter pes
Obteen eleid 2na&ber auf'6 Sbr stltet
uno gut aussei4laftn. ! q.
- Die N!beiten an Der Ncr!bern
pacific Babn fnp fir bies Sabr einss>
felt. =. .-,..
- @ir b5ren tab tie Grben berGanz
bibote,1, melde BON rem ~Golfsblatl" ;u
Eobe vu~nterfiBt" 1rurpen, cine Sdaz
benerIaBz &laae geaen eie Gisentblmtr
bteier journalifide0e rnidtunsemaltiae
einbrin9en weuen.
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DrseIiHe.

Site beut}&er 8riefe, bic BIC gum 10. Noo. b.
5. ni&t abeebplt porben {nb
Dnmen< Brief.
6errnann Nfinnie 2irfe Tfiunie
9cbter Nmalia Nid,n 8rierolin Ra=
8rb:er Qouile bame
2etteu @ueu1e Nieplai @ilbelmine
Derreu 8xi.fe.
Burt arb Saecb @&rSpfer Gran3
Ercu @enpelin 4 @dm,bt 6elmutb
5einl yettr @adinmel @ilbelm 2
Rrieer 4arl Gtptmann 6srmann
Witteifabt Sulius 1idy Sofepb
Mildfe aueuf gtdoIap Grieeri9
&eis Deter @arnfe Mueuf
Ncbrbad Grnf Wee9e Ee1mann
&uieutbal 8ran3 @ inter 2oais
Das Brtefporto mad DtuN9lanb pum 1. 3s
eember an it
l1eber Bremeu pber9amburs 6 Gts., 3ettuneen
Gts.
ueber Gnslanb Z Gts., :3eituneen 4 Ste.
BB- 8tim Ibbplen brr Briefe kmerte raar'
dHsorIdli9 advertised" unb ben Datum btr
2iRe.
s. .. Wbeelpd, Ye,m:tae,.
6. 6ettrt9, beut9er Glert.
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@t@tis fir ansebenbe
Selb # mDrber.- Spute Elm arme>
2ebensmdrer aus Der Mpotbefe nidt bas
nDtbi9e &%attenpulner erbaltsn f6nnen,
Deer ioQte feline 9e1unbe Contribution ben
in bielem Sale lblt9en Mtttel9en
TrpB .bieten, fp rperbe er rur @anoioot
uno taie 1id Don benz ~@plf6blatt" H.
terfiBen %. Das Inter tlBuno5z
gift aus eieler Retorte pirtt unfeblbarer
alS 1tlbf bic aqua Tofana". @iebe
dber piele ben ~~tleinen B%rodbaus."
- Die pier @mencementS ;ur Gcnz
ititution fnc i'm sansen @taate bel Der
leBttn @abl NIT iebr 9roBen Majoritdten
an9enpmmen. User cie @taats< 3eituna
9elelen bat. bat 9epu6t, UNI mas e6 @i@
nit rteien Nmencement6 banpelt.
User allo raflr pper pawiber 9efimmt
bat> pbne su mtien, mas bic Mmenbez
ment8 tcia9cn wpQen> 1T ieltlt 19ulr.
- 6err Stub. 2ebmite bat bic
&unt, ouf Der Greeley eue III ieaeln>
obne @@ifbru@ ;u leiben, better lss> ais
mon9er Mnrere, Gr 1T 9lidlt9 in zen
5afsn 9elan9t. ;. ). gum County >Nupi>
tor BON @oibin9tpn County miebererz
wdblt porben.
5err 2ebmide &par @onbibot fir tas
Nnt auf Dem @reeleyzG idet, .peldes,
ben 9enannten 9errn au6eenpmmen,
tn @o}bin9tpn County 9e19laaen
tpurbe. -" ..:H Al y
- 6err Nic. &rier, ct. Donatus,
9adion 60. Soma, i6reibt in einem
Brief pom 6. Suli 1872 dter ben GAM
burger 8ruftbee ME fol0t:
Mieolaus ,8irden 1T jsBt= gang 9ut
trtectr beraeAeQt, ~ caB ct oue 19peren
Mrbeiten ielbf oerridten tann. Die
Doctors fonnten nidts n,ebr NIT i'm
auSrf@ten, 70 peit mar bic Quuaenz
1dwinciu&t idcn ooranAeldritten, 70
boe es cine aleemeine AR:inuno mar, 81
mlGe II, fur;er :3eit ffer5en. Ct qez
brau@te Dr, Nusuf's 85nia's Gbee uno
pereanft eemielben ndah @cttes 6tlfe
]ein 2eben ; @unoertbee ioute man ben
9amturesr 8ruftbee eisentlt@ bsiben,
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e1ubalt beS 9pnutaeSs8latte6 Der
Winnefota @ta6ts, 3eitune-

Sn ben @r8eltn, Nupele pom @nbre
6ueo.
DoS @l&milr. IT,
@or anpan.{a Sa3rtn. (@ebi@t.)
6umerifti3es.
Das Sonnta8s . Blatt miro allen
Mbornenten tt6 @o@enblattes, bic i'm
@orous ts3ablt babtn, a!s prdmtt 3use@
lanpt.
- DaS 8otum BON Nau,isy County
ofF3iel fefsefeQt> bietet fol9ence t7terei>
laute 3ifern:
gtrprdNbe1t
...... 2. 653
VTest's""""....' oo'
@.eeIeY's 81
ghretaats Aubtter.
Wttteuub 1868
6deftr ...... 3,t'9
e&efe,'s Najprttdt. ! ,l56
8hrelertter @uprtme Court.
5eusp : : so
9tpret's IA
86r Gsnerttmana.
Sptu &. 2 7a3
0eo. Z. 2.64?
Npe.tu's Najrrtt6t. 81
SIR Sta ats.6 enatpr.
Gbmunb R'ee, Dem ......"........ l,45a
6. $. S&u1mster. 1928
@tee3 Rajerttdt..""....-.......".-... ... 1873
5hr Reprafeuta1ttu =.
S 9 R'eers; 90
i y - pea1p, $40
asae.'s wais,itat.. 1866
Mta:r i;nlDst"I}1a::.;'"' 5s
Ntusr'B 155
@esree Benz. 654
3ar1ea, 400
Dens'B Wajerttdt 1893
6enrp u. Cattle, 535
SAINTS emttp, ST.. (Dem) 444
Najpr 3isbueb, (Aec)...""""... ..."". ~
Bratnarb'sG Naior:tat""~..:"....""""" 50
Gnr3lpuutp aubttpr.
s. =. Oltster. -. $50
Olster'sa Rojoritdt. l05
SIR Natfeuri&tes.
s. R. 8rta. "a
Oscar S%teptenfOn. 2.626
g.ta's!. Raiorttdt la
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polBtiaerifbt.

Dienfa9. - ppli3if palmer
bate Nuftro9 BON benz Sberif. bic Don
Burger ped beabii&tiote Gntfernuno
Don Gfeften> bic NIT elmer pfanopers
i9rettun9 bebaftet paren, aus 1eine,
@pbnune $50. So &obert<G troBe III Der.
binpern, bis Der Sberifsbeamte am Ylat
fem wiiroe. palmer tbat> ME 9ebeiBen
unb, ia Yed NIT @ewalt bic @ntfernuno
1einer Stebeula@en burdieBen polte
tparb ct BON polmer a~rretirt. Yef Der
tlaste ben 8eamten >pe9en @ewalttbatioz
felt uno Der &i9ter Derurtbeilte8 eflaater
gu elmer 8ube bon $500. &ld9er'd
Arppfa fupplietrte um Grlo0uns DC,
Straf tBefla9tens uno Der &i@ter 900
ba6 Mniu9en in Grma9un9.
S'Net1l Der Mu6beuteler te8 Ser
Conner, Rano Dor Dem &idter. Seir
IpSofat beantra9te Gntla6un9 b
Der 5auptonfla9e3eu9e bic Star'
Derla]1en Der County, Nnwalt per:
lan9te Nufrs@terbaltun9 oeS @erfabrena
auf 10 Sage, mas Der Ri9ter 9erpdbrte
S'9(eiQ> ni6t in Der 2a9e> bic perlan9t'
Blr9idaft Don $500 gu fe4en> besteb'
Gbambre @arni5 I'M 5ptcl > @eb!"
@epr9eyprt wel@er einenBrant
cur& bic Yebauptuna rab er init Gap:
tain Sing meitlduf9 sermanpt iei be-
l96nt9en nil, fann ben &tdtsr MID:
oeranla1en, bic 9riftiefeit pieies Milpe:
run9s9runpes ein5uleben> unp sabl
$500 ; bito Spbn Encore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-16
TIE EXCURSION.

The grand target and picnic excur-
sion Of the Sarsfield Guard, Gold Hill,
yesterday, over the Virginia and
TrucEee railroad to the Bowers Man.
sion, Washoe Valley, was very well
attended. and everybody had a spien-
did time. The train consisted Of twelve
flats and two passenger cars, all we'll
loaded with the guests Of the company,
ladies, children, families, etc., present.
ing 4 very gay and festive appear
ance as they passed along, with
the band playing appropriate music.
No accident occurred to mar the pleas
ures of the occasion, going or coming.
The fine mansion, with Its beautiful
surroundings, was placed ut the dis
posal Of the excursiOnists, the day was
fine, and all went In for the utmost
enjoyment attainable. Some danced
in the hall. others fished In the pond,
and strolling through the %shrubbery
and among the grand old trees was to
the general taste Of all. 1t was de-
lightful to everybody from this section
to see so much green grass, shrubbery,
flowers, etc. Refreshments were plei-
ty of all kinds, there being numerous
bountifully supplied lunch baskets
brought along, besides which 4 table
was set in the Mansion for all who de-
sired. The target shooting was
done 4 few hundred yards north,
at an eligible place, and
some very good shooting was done.
Private George Gubbins won the first
prize, a magnificent gold watch. pre-
sented by Hon. J. r. Jones. Taken
altogether. the excursion was a splen-
did success In every respect, aud the
Sarsfields may we'll be proud Of 1t.
The company itself made a fine turn
out. both In point Of numbers and
soldierly appearance, and all the
members exercised themselves very
assiduously and effectively to preserve
order, prevent any possible accidents,
and to promote to the fullest extent
the comfort and thorough enjoyment
OF their numerous guests and the gen.
eral pleasures of the occasion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-16
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIcEHcE E.
Helaco Greeley About Z Take An
other Big swing Around the Cir.

Horace Greeley About to Take An
other Big Swing Around the Cir
Gle.
New YORK, September 16.-On next
Wednesday Greeley will start on a
Western tour, embracing Pittsburg,
Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis,
Louisville, Nashville, Chicago, De-
troit, Toledo, Cleveland, Erie, and the
coal mine regions Of Pennsylvania.
Soldiers and aailsrs C~snventisn.
P~ITTsBURa, Sept. lG.-Large num-
bers Of delegates have already arrived
to attend the Soldiers and Sailors Con-
vention. which commences tomorrow.
General Burnside is mentioned as
President of the Convention.
The Geneva Award.
New YORK, September ia Wash
lngton dispatch says the award Of the
Geneva Tribunal is discussed very qul-
city in Official circles. Attorney Cen
eral Williams, the only member Of the
Joint High Commission now In Wash
ington, says the award covers fully all
that the American members expected
could be awarded, while the sum Is
actually short Of what tho English
members considered might be due I'M
til the declaration Of Earl Russell set
forth in the correspondence between
Governor Adams and the British Pre-
mler, that 1t vas for the establishment
Of n new principle Of international
law. 1t Is said OIL authority that tho
representative of the British Govern
ment now in Washington, and who Is
posted on the whole question, states
that as long ago as 1865 Russell would
have been glad to cancel all legitimate
claims against England for more than
the amount awarded BY the tribunal,
provided lie could have gained what
has now been accomplished for n sum
less In dollars but richer in principle
to England.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-16
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM SAN
Mortality Rccord-steamer Arrived
Rough Trip Marines-Trcasurc
-siocks-The Fair Cnse-Xsung
Girl lusnne-A Loud Company
Queer DImcuIties In ProcnrinR
Jurors In the Fair Case-Apponr-
auce Of Mrs. Pair-Weather.

SAN FRAScIsco. September lG-l P.M'
The annual report Of the Health Officer
gives zoos deaths for the year, against
3,2l4 for the previous year; 1,O27 Of
the deceased we're natives Of this State
Arrived, steamers Arizona and Costa
Rlca, from Panama.
The Costa Rica experienced a heavy
gale near Magdalena. and had to throw
overheard some Of her cargo. Two
hundred enlisted men for the navy ar.
rived OIL the Arizona. The Costa Rica
brought $1,000 In treasure and $500
in bullion.
Stocks are improving generally, but
the market Is quiet.
The Fair case Is up In the Fifteenth
District Court, but no more Jurors were
obtained this morning.
Margaret Gabriel, aged nineteen,
was committed to the Insane Asylum
to-day. She is very violent at times
and threatens her mother.
The Manhattan Guards, Captain
Jack Stratman, over 400 strong, are
out on an e%xcursion-a loud company,
Henry Hogan, mt Of the jurors call
| ed In the Fair case, stated that he did
did not believe Crlttenden had been
shot. He was too obtuse even for q
Juror. Up to l o'clock no other juror
had been obtained, though forty were
examined. The prosecution challeng'
ed II man because he had not formed
an unaltcrcd opinion. Mrs. Fair look:
careworn and detected.
Weather warm and pleasant.
Gold, ll33ssll33S; greenbacks,
ssI ; selling at s9A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-16

QUESTIONS ANswERED.-The qucs-
ton has often been asked, why goods
In the clothing line cannot be sold
as cheap in Gold Hill as in Virginia,
but from the flattering encouragement
Reinstoin Il Co, have received since
they started business here. the question
seems answered, that by small profits
and quick sales and a large assortment
of stock to choose from, the trade can be
Kept at home. Hoping a continuance OF
the patronage heretofore received, they
promise to stick to tho above motto. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-16

Pain and weakness, produce dependency, and
the invalid who is laboring under bodily torture,
debility and mental depression at the same time
IL indeed In q pitisble condition. But let all
who arc thus situated take heart. A. balm 10
proyit ed both for their physical and mental
innrmities In Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Among the commonest sources OF pain, uneasi.
affect the stomach, the liy,r. the alimentary
canal. the nerves and the muscles-such as dys.
pepsia, bilious disorders, constipation, head
ache, hysteria and rheumatism, all OF which
yield readily to the regulating, inyigorating and
purifying influence OF this peerless vegetable
sorrowhil inyalldk; you win hnd the help you
need in Hostetler'R Bitter. selO lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-16

CIE,RANcE SALE or SUMNER GOODS
NJ. p. Waller Is now selling his
large and we'll assorted stock OF fine
clothing, furnishing goods, hats, caps
boots and shoes. trunks and Hailses,
and every style Of dress and business s,
suits, cheaper than ever. Call on MN
and satisfy yourself, as his motto IS
"ouIck and large sales with small
profits at DR.. Halls now building
Main street, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-16

EVERY ONE should know that the
panacea which has stood the test oil
nearly halt a century of trial In the
cure of coughs, colds, bronchitis, inflti'
enza aud whooplng cough. Is Or.
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry. IL
maintains in the fullest degroo its we'll.
earned reputation. All sufferers should
try it. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-16
Vain RcGrets!

How many there arc In this town suffering
with disease who look back with the deepest
regret upon the time and money they have
thrown away In trying now remedies. only TO
End themselves deceived. Take our advice
all 10 not lost; use Bristofs Sarsaparilla and
Pills! they contain q great and reliable curative
power. tO
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For the very best Retouched REM
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Foa the very best Photographs, go to Bradley
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-21
Music.
If, as the poet tells us:-

1T, Hs tNe poet tcllS us:-
 '.Music esalts each joy; allays each grief
 Expels diseases s0ftens pain,
 Subdues the rage of poison and of plague" We of Prescott ought to feel we'll, happy and content; for, have not our cars recently been re galed by harmonious sounds such as might
 Make tigers tame. and huge eviaihans
 Forsake unsounded deeps to dance on sands"
 Yes, yes, we have been well treated to such sounds by two excellent Military Bands-the 23d Infantry and Fifth Cavary-and have done foi the latter what we must soon do for the other give its members some valuable token of our grat itude for their efforts 10 drive dull care away and soothe our solemn breasts
 But we started in to tell such of our readers T. do not reside in this portion of the county, thai the Filth Cavalry Band, (the members of which now visiting posts in this Territory, at which Companies of their regiment are stationed), arri ved here from Camp Hualpai, late last week; and on the evening of Saturday last, the orchestra o said Band, composed of Fred'k Wm. Lewis, lead- CT, Messrs Frank Griffin, Charles Kirstcin, Gus Schrepcl, Franz Smith, Erastns M Walker, and Samuel Newhall, gave a concert at Bashford's Hall, which was attended by n respectable and appreciative audience, whose entire satisfaction with the performance made known to the performers by the pleased cOuntcnances of all present, and the frequent rounds of applause, gv- cn by scores of demonstrative individuals.
 Monday evening of this week, the Band played several fine pieces on the plaza. It is now al Camp Verde, and may give another performance on it's return
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-21
A Popular Officer.

General c. II. Tompkins, formerly Chief Guar termaster of the Department of Arizona, arrived here Tuesday last, by stage, and is the guest o Captain A. II. Nickerson, of Fort Whipplc.
 General Tompkins is we'll thought of by our people, who were pleas cd 10 see him in Prescott again, if only for a short time. He has come all the way from St. Paul, Minnesota, and will depart for that thriving city just so soon as the business which called him here shall have been transacted
 The General is looking we'll He says the De partment of Dakota, of which he is Chief Guar ,ermasier. embraces asplendid farming and gra zing country. St. Paul, he says, is city o 30 900 inhabitants, yet he would prefer residence in Prescott to one ther,, and we wish he could change his residence.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-21
From Tucson and Apache.

Messrs Geo. Tyng, C. A. Thompson, George Ncwsom and Oscar Hutton came to Prescott Tues day last, in a wagon from Camp Apache The party started from Tucson July 24, and have visit cd Camps Grant, Apache and Verde.
 Messrs. Tyng and Thompson say that heavy rains fell upon them in Eastern Arizona.
 Indians were acting good at Camp Apache While on tho Little Colorado, several handsome stones were picked up, some of which may be diamonds. Mir. Tyng, as all our citizens know has been flying through this, and adjoining Terri tories, buying cattle for Government use, and well has he accomplished the hard task entrusted to him by the beef contractors.
 One thousand head of cattle arc now approach ing this place.