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AuyEsrr.-The bill pending before tne
United States Senate will enflanchlse anu IF e.
store to their rights the larger portion 1an o,
those disabled by the various "amenolhents
Of IN. Constitution" This act of amnesl!
was due these men long since for they tSsn n no
more guilty in the sight OF tne IA" . i c;p;l
tenths OF those now exercising their cl'n
privileges. This would go far towards re-
Storing the "cra of good feeling" o, between Stste
governments in the hands of our own people,
Who know and feel their interests.
We long for the day when virginia n,, s vii,
come back to her own again; when sucn
men rs J. Randolph Tucker will occupy the
Governors seat, and John Letcher and John
5. Baldwin will shine in the " CO., eInso Of
again he seats of honor, and the mlnlons OF
CORFU Corruption and theft, which sweep every
thing before them, will be forced to sunk i
back aud hide their reekins carcasses IN u the
ccssnools of their proper llaunts, out OF inc
ssrht and beyond the reach of the nostrlls Oh
DECENT and honest men.-Rock6ridge C1lizcn.
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RgAproRTIoSMEST.-T present Legisla-
tnre will redistrict the State for the election
of members of Congress. The new law of
Congress will when passed 60 into effect Mt
once SO far Us members Of the House of Re
representatives. are concerned; and therefore
the next elections for them must take place
under It's operation: 1t will, however, not
60 into effect until 1876 as to the presidential
election.
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In recent public meeting in New York,
Mr.. GREELEY, referring to the assertion that
the making Of pig iron was rendered very
profitable by the tariff put upon that article
by Congress, asked why the free-traders did
not themselves engage in this lucrative bust
ness. Mr.. MORAN replied that he wouldn't
like to 90 into business that depended upon
the viii Of three hundred idiots at Washing
fSn
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COERT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
RICHMOND, January =, 1872.

RlCthoND, iois'
NFcCANDLISH, WHO SUES, &C., vs..
WI OVERTOE'S EXECUTOR AND ALS.-l1
TIE CuASCERY COURT OF The CITY OF RICH
HoSD: BY decree entered IN this cause on the 10th
day Of December, 1S51, one OF the commissioners or
the court Is directed to take the following accounts:
LIST. An account OF al the estate, real and per-
sonal, of which ReLccca Ovcrton, deceased, died
seized or entitled to-.
"a. An account OF all debt, and demands against
said estate remaining unpaid, including any ics;cles
or requests made by the will OF sd dceecent which
are still unsaisilef.
sd. An account Of the transactions OF Robert Nc
Candlish Jones Us executor OF kcbecca OVeron, de-
ceased.
And the commissioner WHO takes the said accounts
IS also ordered to inquire and report to tie court
whether 1t would he 10 the Interest OF the infant
paintn Robert NcCandlish, 10 cell the State stock
hequeathcd 10 him for life hy the VIII Of Rebecca
Oycrton, deceased and to reinycst the proceeds IN
other securities and II So whether the interests OF
those interested fl said bcqueSt rs rrmaindermcn
rpOn The death Of said Robert IicCandlis would 90
Injured by such sale and re-invcstmeut
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on THURSDAY the sth day of February,
1874? Ut lo o'clock NJ, the time, and my Office, on
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank strccts In
the city OF Richmond, Is the place, to execute tie
said decree. THOMAS d. l. ANS,
IN 10-J4Y Commissioner.
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BLAoRwoop.--Weh have received from
Messrs. WcoDHoUsg & pARHAa, the Rtcks
mond agents Of the American publishers, the
JANUARY No, of Rlackssoods Edinburgh
Aagasins.
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The New York World chalacterizcs the &c
feat Of Senator HARLAN as "a ht1lns reouSe
TO a sneakiu" hypocTite."
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~ JANUARY, 1871.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GO0DS
eoLORED AND BLACK DRESS aoODs
LINENS, &C.
T. r. PRICE & CO.,
in accordance with their usual custom at this season.
will sell upon their rear counter
MANY VERY DECIDED BARGAINS
In FALL and WINTER POPLINS; also, goods for
Ladies and Misses suited for carlv spring.
These goods are desirable In every respect and only
sold to reduce stock.
VIII be included in the lot,
BLACK MOHAIRS and ALPACAS-always in re-
quest.
Also, some fine Jobs In
LINENS, TABLE DAMAShs. NAPKINS, e., for
bookkeeping purposes. -
oil the time
Jus, opened, by steamers and express,
LADIES and CENT? EMEN'S KID GLOVES, vary
best;
LACE and LINEN COLLARS and SETS.
MOURNING Wells and COLLARS,
BLANKETS,
FLANSELS,
BROWN and BLEAcUD ceTToNs.
eHEETINGs,
DIAPERS,
DOYLIES, &c, &e
T. Z. PRICE CO.,
ian 11O1 Main street.
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NLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
NATTAN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOE
Tue HAIR.

A perfectly clear preparation, IN one bottle, as
easily applied as water for restoring to gray hair Its
natural color ana youthful appearance, to eradicate
and prevent dandruff to promote the growth Of the
hair. and stop Its falling.
1t IS entirely harmless and perfectly free from any
poisonous Substance, and viii therefore take the
place of all the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now in use. Numerous testimonials have been sent
IN from many Of our most prominent Citizens. In
everything In which the articles now In use are OBJ
icctionable CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect. It
Is warranted to contain neither sugar OF lead, sui
phur, or nitrate Of silver Clear and clean as water,
does not soil the clothes scalp 1t - agreeaDy
nerfumcd. and makes one OF the best dressings for
The har ju use. 1t restores the color OF the hair
more l,erfrctty and uniformly than any other pre-
rarutiul. and always does so in from three to ten
DAYS. Virtually feeding the roots OF the hair with
all the noursltne qualities necessary 10 It's growth
and healthy condition, il restores the decay and III
tluccs 4 new growth OF the hair more positively
than ANYTHING else The application Of this won
dcrful discovery also produces pleasant and cool
ing effect Oh the scalp, and gives tue hair pleasant
We cal espccial attention to the fact that limit
cd uIlnbcr OF small trial bottles be had by those
wishing to try il. You will notice that In pursuing
this course our aim is to convince by the actua
N'S' ''o - ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and proprietor, Washington, d. @
FOR sale, wholesale and retail, by
wa '-'S' FURCELI., LAID & CO.,
Proprictor's Agents, Richmond, Va
Vn13
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w CLOAkS, EMBROIDERED AND
BRAIDED SACQUES,
WATERPROOF CLOAk-S,
BLACK MERINO SHAWLS,
Handsome STRIPED SlIAWLS at s., sold at 90 at
the beginning of the season;
SMALL SuAWLS at 75c. would be cheap at 81;
Heavy BLACK and WHITE PLAID SHA"LS at
g. would be bargain at $3.50;
Handsome BROCHE SHAWLS;
BHEAKFAsT SuAWLs at 81, sl..s, sl.ss, and g., at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
uNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at Coo. q
pound; COTTON YARNS, all numbers. ja2o
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MARRIED,

At the residence OF the brides father, In Rich
mond, on the 23d January by the Rev j. II. Garlck,
MIR. THOMAS j. DAVIS to Miss ELLIE 4 daugh-
ter or Colin c. Reynolds Esc., all " this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-31

We do not endorse sil the hard sayings IN
the following article, but publish them that
tho members of tho Legislature, many Of
whom obtained their seats by abusing the
work of their predecessors, may sec chow
t Is themselves
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RESOLUTIONS d PARTNERSHIPS.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore e1.
i listing under the arm and style Of WALDROH -
TRAYLOR has been dissolved by mutual conor.s
and the withdrawal OF Thomas J.. Trayl0r me
business will be continued at the old stand Nlsia
A. Wtldron. WILLIAM A. MhLDHVH,
:. "a sI-lw THOMAS r. TRAYLOR.
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TREMENDOUS REDUCTION!

TREMENDOUS REDUCTION!
BLACK and coLoHED ALPACAs At Ga worth
60c.;
EMPRESS CLOTHS at 45, 50, and soe., extra low;
IRISH POPLINS at $I.25 worth q per yard;
JAPANESE SILKS cheaper than ever;
SATTEESS at csc. worth 81 per yard;
FRENCH NERISOS at and below cost;
PLAID POPLISS at Is and COG. worth tfs aRd 7se.;
HENRIETTA and TA3ESE CLOTHS, very
cheap;
BLACK and CoLoRED sLEs at else, 81. and
$3.50;
BLACK vrLvETEENs st s,.,s aae sLn worth
sHSs SHAWL s.1 cnI.6AKs, SKIRTS,
UNDER VESTS, all kinds and sizes
BLANKETS, QUILTS. FLAESELA
WATEE-fROOF CLOTHS,
CASSINERES,
DOESkISS,
BROADCL Otis,
And lots OF other desirable goods st exEa low prices
In order to reduce stock.
4 call 10 solicited
WILLIAM THALnTMER & SONS,
ja7s No Col Broad, corner Sixth street
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u.
Published every Thursday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-31

TIE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN WESTERN
NORTH CAROLINA.
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NORTH CAROLINA CITIZEN,
ASHEVILLE, \. G
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-31

SYRUps.
800 hoghends and 500 barrel,
DARK STANDARD;
100 barrels BRIGHT AMBER. Of superior qualify,
for sale by PALMER, HARTSOOk & Co,
no19 Agents licrc for the rctners-
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TEE BE.TPArER PUBLISHED In TILE STATE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06
AIHRIlllEe INCIDENT.

From the s. F. Chronicle. July 6th.]
Quite an excitement vas occasioned
ut Woodward's Gardens last evening
by an accident which happened to Cur
It's In attempting to perform his diff
cult feat Of riding a velocipede on a
tight rope stretched across the rink
from the galleries. He started out
boldly and proceeded about ten
feet when he lost his balance, and his
yelocipede careened to n side. For
a moment 1t seemed that he must fall,
till by a superhuman effort he regalned
his balance and started again. He had
only gone q few feet further, when he
lost his balance again and careened to
the other side. He struggled with all
his power to regain his balance, but
In vain ; for a moment he hung totter-
Ing In mid-air, struggling hopelessly,
| while all eyes were liked anxlously
upon him. Men rose breathlessly to
their feet, while the women turned
aside their eyes In horror. and the ex-
element became intense. A moment
more Of his desperate struggling anu ne
fell twenty feet to the floor with u dull,
heavy thud that sounded through the
whole building. The women screamed
with horror, and 4 number Of them In
the galleries tainted. His wife rushed
fr~antlcally forward and asked ifhe was
Injured. A moment Of deathlike silence
ensued, aud then the painful suspense
was broken IS Curtis threw oil the
yelocipede and rose 20 his feet. For
tunately he wal not injured, but It may
be interesting to know that the veloci'
pede which fell OH top Of him was
carried out In a somewhat demoralized
condition. This closed the evenings
| entertainment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06
THE sALTImoRE CONVENTION,
OF Massachusetts.

Next Tuesday, July 9th, the Demo-
cratic National Convention will meet
ut Baltimore to make nominations for
President and Vice President Of these
United States. Twenty-nine States,
in their Democratic Conventions thus
far heard from have chosen delegates
to Baltimore, all more or less dis
tinctly pledged to the support o fGree,
ley. The first ones who chose dele
gates we're very decided in favor oil
Greeley, but the latter ones have not
agreed quite so well In the matter,
aud some have sent their delegates un'
pledged. Thus 1t will probably be
with the States yet to hear FROM, fol
the popularity Of Horace il rapidly oil
the decline everywhere: The whole
number of votes In the Baltimore Con-
yention il fixed at 1872, and there Is
already a good majority among them
In favor of Horace, and his nomination
Is looked upon as secured. Yet after
all "there Is many q slip 'twixt cup
aud lip" and some new candidate
may come In and win the nomination.
The old line Democrats and Southern
men do not like to swallow Greeley IL
they can avoid 1t, aud they certainly
will try hard to avoid that calamity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06

TEE general and Wholesale destruc-
ton Of large game In tho West, has
called the attention of economists to
the need Of more stringent laws for
the reasonable protection Of the same.
In Minnesota alone the destruction OF
deer has been so great and indiscrimin-
ate that its effect is now being felt In
impoverishing the State OF an impor-
tant source Of wealth. In 1870 the
dealers Of st. Paul shipped more than
{, 1000 skins, while In 1871 the ship
ment only reached $500, and from
the present indications there will be a
still smaller number this year. Dur
ing tho last three years the deer skins,
buffalo robes and turs n from st.
Paul amounted In value to $1,000, 900,
and yet the wild animals are only
killed for their skins, which bring but
% cents per pound in that market. As
a consequence Of this wholesale OH
slaught, the large game Is rapidly dis
appearing from Minnesota aud the
Territories. and will o o be entirely
destroyed unless proper means are
taken for Its protection.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06

The editors Of most Of the papers in
this State are n set Of brainless blather-
sixties; dirty puppies; imbecile idiots;
narrow-minded bilEs; subsidized asses;
miserable scrubs; INSCRIPTIONS liars
shallow-psted bigots; laundering moo
dies, and several other things that we
cannot call to mind just now. We do
not make the above mild remarks upon
our own authority, but simply from
reading in our exchanges what the
editors have.to say Of each other. Our
contemporaries In the eastern part OF
the State are particularly felicitous IN
this respect, and some even in this
vicinity do very well at it. We arc
saving up a lot Of these selected cpl.
thets to add to some severe coinages OF
our own, and which we propose up
setting like n destroying avalanche
down upon the first unfortunate editor
who hereafter offends Us.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06

'TnE Utah Mining Jomnal, a new
daily now published at Salt Lake City,
came to US this morning for the first
time. It Is very neatly printed, well
edited, and well arranged paper, with
plenty Of good reading matter, and n
healthy show Of advertisements. 1t is
evidently a Gentle paper, as In the
copy before Us 1t goes after the Herald.
rs the Church organ, In no very gentle
manner,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06
SINGULAR ACCIDENT.

From the Reese River Roveille, July Sd
Nick Miller was coming into town
the other day with a load Of dry cedar
and pine wood. The wind was blow
Ing hard In his face. He was smoking.
Presently things commenced getting
warm for Ills back, he looked around,
and 10! there was his load of wood In
flames. He Immediately unhitched
tho leaders Of his team, drove the
wagon to whore some men were ut
work. near BY, and with their assist
ance saved his wagon, which Is q valu-
able one, by tumbling the burning wood
OIL OH to the ground. The rack was
ruined, and the hounds and some OF
tho hind wheels were burned, injurlng
the wagon to the amount Of 80.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06

A CORRESPONDENT at Vienna, writ
ing on the subject Of brides, says: II
always calculated the number OF stran-
gers by the number OF brides which
cross ones path. Your female readers
will ask how | know \ bride when |
see me-. But l reply, my dear ladies,
/ can tell in an instant-and, 80 to say,
with half an eye-any travelling
young married WOMAN l have no
need to look At the luggage, which Is
new; nor at the husband, who looks
rs II he Is not quite sure that he has
been hasty /; nor even ut the dress.
No; a bride walks into \ room rs 4
thing apart. Brides are divided into
w classes-the serious and the smil-
ing. The first enters with a queenly
step, and Gems to say, Don't look at
Inc. Don't you see I'm married, and
that those days are over?' The other
comes up smiling, as much as to cay,
1--WE landed him. Is 1t not good fun :"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06

chooses. Meals, from Lathrop, are a
dollar each beds the same. Hotel
fare, q per day. Horses and guide,
IS per day. would advise all to pur-
chase their tickets only to the valley,
and then they IAN take their choice OF
their routes out. 1t only costs two
dollars more, and It Is worth that to
20 one way and return the other, as
we intend doing. TOURIST.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06
orIcE IN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
IL States for the District Of Nevada, S.
In the matter ofLOUIS P. WARDLE, bankrupt.
A warrant In bankruptcy has been issned by
said Court against the estate OF Louis I. Wardle,
Of the County OF Storey and State Of Nevada,
In said District, who has been duly adjndged =
bankrupt upon his own petition: and the pay.
ment OF any debts and the delivery OF any prop
erty belonging to said bankrupt, to him or to
his use. and the transfer Of any property by him.
are forbidden by lava meeting Of the cred:
itors OF said bankrupt, to prove their debts, and
to choose one or more assigneos OF his estate.
will be held At = Court OF Bankruptcy. to be
holden At Virginia City, In said Dlstriet, on the
Sd day Of July, A. D. 1872, at IL O'Clock r..
At the ONCE CT Z. Strother, tho Register 10
Bankruptcy Of said Court. In the Medin Buih.
Ing. No. IL North c street, Virginia, Storey
county, State Of Nevada.
GEORGE I. LAMM0N,
US. Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy,
The above meeting Of creditors 10, hereby
postponed until WEDNESDAY. July 10, 1871.
at the same hour and place.
GEORaE I. LhMNON,
y. 8. Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy
tyetd By a. ASH, Deputy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06
LETTER FROM YOSEMITE

ryRERLECrING MIIRRGR WIDOWS
ON HORSEBACk-A LIVELY LONG,
EARED PIGEON AND A CAPsIZED
COTKNEY-BRIDAL VRIL FALLS
CATHEDRAL HOCKS-THE THREE
GRACES- MIXED JOKING IN \
MARRYING wAY-THE BAYLRY
PARTY AGAIN OUT OF LUCK
EVENING FLIRTA1IONS- WHAT
ARTICLES OF DIR ESS LADY TOUR.
ISTS REQUIRE COST OF THE
TRIP.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06

NEWMAN HAII,at present the travel
Ing companion of Rev. Theo Cuyler In
Italy, writes to the Independent an &C
count OF q recent visit to Pompeli,
where he saw OH the walls of u house
Just excavated the representation OF a
light between an elephant anda huge
serpent. The colors are rs vivid ID II
laid OIL but n week ago, and the atti-
tubes OF the animals wonderfully life
like.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06

THERE arc twin brothers In New
buryport, Massachusetts,, known as
rights aud let's from the fact Of ono
being lame In his right foot and squin-
ting with his right eye, while the other
Is lame In his left foot and squints with
his left eye
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06

And In accordance with law, and N crocI ot
Nav. Isis, 90 many shares Of each parcel o. s,id
stoct a may DO necessary, win be sold ~ puotie
snction. n the ofice OF the Company, Room 10.
10 Stevenson Building, San Franeisco, SsIior.
m honr of ii O'Clock y. Of iaid day, to pay
aid delinquent assessment thereon togetner
with cost or advertising and expenses OF sac
~ HENRY BOYLE, Secretary.
iomce-No. 10 Stevenson Building, ssn Fran
cisco. Cal. gyneo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06
F. B o e C L E,
UHoLEsALE AND RETAIL
NEWS DEALER!

INTERIOR CASH ORDERS PROMPTLY
FILLED. All orders for city subscribers
promptly delivered. BOOKS and EDITORIALS
mailed with dispatch on receipt OF price.
A large ard well.selected CIRCULATING
LIBRARY. New Books, Novels, ETC., received
by every mail.
All tSe C%ALIFohNIA wEEKLIEs can be
found at my stand.
~ South o street, virEinsa. New.
ivn I'm
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xRR MINING

uN1ckRRBo6KER MINING
N Company. Location Of works. American
Flat Mining District, Storey County NeyaHa.-
Noticc.-TGere arc delinquent upon tho follow.
ing described stock, on account OF assessment
No. g. levied on the 3Oth day Of May, 1871, the
several amounts set opposite tho names OF the
rosnocfiya aharaholdera. as follows:
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Marriages.

HEwLETT-GooDRlCH In Virginia City.
Juiy 5, BY Birhop Whitaker, William Hewlett
to .hary E. Goodrich.
BROWN -BRANClS-In Virginia City, July 3,
by bishop Whitaker, John Brown TO Kate
Francis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06
Tho Three Graces,


Or Three Sisters, as they are ~variously
called, $3.50 feet above tho valley.
Hero I must tell a good joke OH our
wag, Pete Carry. He was plotting n
party of Englishmen in, when one of
them asked what was the name OF
those three points so nearly alike.
Pete had forgotten for the moment
what they We're called, but knew he
must not appear ignorant or he would
lose his reputation rs n guide ; so he
promptly answered, 1.-The Missouri
Sisters" On their arrival at Hutch
ings', the old pioneer OF course cor
rected them Us to their names, when
they asked Pete how 1t was that
Hutchlngs called them n name and
he another? The rel ready wit re-
piled, "Oh, d-n old Hutchlngs, he
changes the name Of these places so
often mar can't keep track Of 'em."
Four o'clock found us
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NEW TO-DAY.
pIVIpEND NOTICE.

DIVIDEND NOTICE.
NFPIcE OF THE CROWN POINT GOLD
~ and Silver Mining Company, 40 California
street, San Francisco, July d, IA dividend
Of Three Dollars (k0 per share was this
dny declared upon the capital stock OF this
Company, payable July lath
The transfer books will be closed on the 10th
iy7 CHAs. E.-BLLIoT, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06
Cathedral Rocks,

Which are two huge towers like those
on old churches. As perfect In structure
as though built BY plumb and square,
but a little more extensive than We
| little puny mortals are In the habit OF
building. Their height Is only a.4OO
feet above the valley, quite enough to
| give us n stiff neck. which has, not yet
lost its kink, trying to see their tops
while near their base. Next came
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06
Laying OF

In the elegant little sitting-room at
Smiths luxurious establishment, rel
ishing rs only tired, wet and cold
siyh.-seers can those delicious bevera-
ges ~concocted by the genial proprietor.
we did not know whether 1t was q
part of the programme Of the valley,
but one of our h~ospitable entertainers
proposed to give Us n wedding, right
then and there, If II OF u ladies
would consent. She took his Ease
under ndvisemcnt, very much to our
disgust, as we thought 1t would hive
been so romantic to have Terminated
our adventures with such a delightful
episode.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06
Bridal Vel Falls

In double quick time. Again we were
doomed to disappointment. First,
they are not near as grand either In
hiyhLor volume rs we had expected,
anu next, the cloudy day prevented
our having a view OF the ralnbows,
which are its chief beauty. The falls
are $40 feet In hight, 40 you see It does
not compare with the first fall OF 70
semitic, which Is 1000 feet. On this
excursion we pasSed