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COUNCIL BLUFFS. March 20, 1872.
The western freight by four Iowa roads terminal
ing here Is transferred the river as rapidly as
the transfer boats can do 1t. the exhorbi.
tant toll OF $40 o car, nifty cents per hundred
for small parcels and fifty cents for each passen-
ger considered high for the privilege OF crossing
the bridge built Tor the most part ny the nation
and the roads are determined to have their
freight hauled over the river IN wagon
loads before they Will submit to such u
tariff or acknowledge the taxation OF q
private bridge company. Platforms are still being
built on the transfer grounds here with considerable
business energy. The people OF Omaha are working
hard for railroad to st. Louis, on the west bank OF
the river, 80 as TO evade Chicago and Council Bluffs
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THE WAR IN MEXICO.
Reported Recapture of Zacatecas
by the RevOlutiOnists.
Rocha's Army Dispersed and His Capture Pro
bable-Ths Robbsr Cortina In "a Bad
x"-Reinforcsments to Quiroga for
the Advance on Matamoroa
1tlsspIks TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

rs MATAMOROs, March %, 1872.
courier extraordinary has arrived from Camargo
with dates to the 9th inst. He afiirms the recap
ture OF Zacatecas by the revolutionists and the
probable capture Of General Rocha. whose army
had been dispersed by General Guerra.
General Cortina Is cut on from his base at Rey.
nosa and hemmed In near Baqueria, State of Nuevo
Leon, after the loss OF the greater part Of his
forces.
Eight hundred infantry, with two pieces OF artil.
iery. left Encarnacion for Lcnaras to meet 800 in.
fantry and two pieces of artillery from Monterey.
and Join General Quiroga's forces TO advance on
Matamoros forthwith.
Juan Munoz with about two hundred Juarez par.
tisans, crossed the Rio Grande from Texas ana at
tackled wuevo Laredo on the 2lth but was defeated
anu retired, leaving his killed and wounded In the
hands OF the revolutonists.
An Officer Of D;ax's Stuff Mistaken for Diaz
Himself.
SAN FRANCISCO March 90 1872
The Mexican officer seen 10 New York, supposed
to be Porhro Diaz, anu vino Is now here. says he is
Colonel Francisco Memo Of Diaz's STAR 1t is re.
marEable case Of personal resemblance II he Is not
Dlaz.
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NEW ORLEENs, March 20. Is

NEW ORLEENs, March 20, 1872
The Speaker Of the House, now Acting Governor
Brewster made speech last night favoring the
denomination Of President Grant, and acklowl.
edgeing the Packard Committee as the
legal head OF the party In this state. he stated
that he regarded Governor WarmOth as now being
without the pale OF the republican party having
distinctly read himself out In his Times interview
He opposes the re-nomin anon or reelection of
Warmoth. Brewsters action has created q stir
among the republicans.
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THE EARTHQUAKE.
Further Details Of the Terrible
Visitation on Tuesday.
Twenty-ihree Killed and Thirty Wounded
ut Lone Pine-The Town In Ruins.

SAN FRANCISCO March 20, 1872.
Advices coming in from the volcanic country
north OF the Mojave River show that the earth
quake on Tuesday was felt with terrific force there.
AT Lone Pine twenty three people were killed aud
thirty wounded.
The shocks were felt at intervals for thirty hours
Fifty houses were demolished ami the town IS IN
ruins 81
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TIE SOUTHERN IMPROVEMENT COMPANY

TITUsvILLE Pa, March 20, 1872.
Dispatches from Harrisburg received this even
inQ state that the bill respecting the charter Of the
Southern improvement Company passed both
houses of the state Legislature to-day.
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NAVAL ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, March

WASHINGTON, March 90 1872
Lieutenant Samuel W. Avery. Surgeon William +.
Hood, Paymaster Richard Washington, Chaplain
Frank =. Cox, and Chief Engineer Francis @. D0de
have been ordered to the Lancaster. Acting Car
penter benjamin. ternald 10 the Lancaster. Enslyn
Ypomas " 1hllnps " the LackawannM
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o. will be an honor to him and to the country
he so ably defended; but we object to this
sacred duty being made the occasion for job
ON the part Of any parties In the national
legislature.
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Barry Du Barry's Revaiento Arabica Food,
InvadsThe most nutrtve preparation ohored To
the public REvALLSTA CHOCOLATE. most delightful
beverage JOHN +. HENRY, Agent
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SPAIN.

Expected Return Of the United States Minister
to Madrid-Party Division Among
the Radical Refcrmera
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A.-Royal Havana Lottery. Extraordinary
Drawing OF April A. 1874 J. u. MARTINEZ 4 CO.,
Bankers 10 Wall box 6S5 New York Post oicsl
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THE JAPANESE AT louisville.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, March 20, 1872.
A party OF the Japanese Embassy arrived here
this evening, for the purpose OF Tomorrow visit.
Ing several large coal operations furnaces and iron
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Children Tcething.
The mother finds faithful friend In MRS. WINSLOwsa
SOOTHING SYRUP 1t IS perfectly reliable aud harmless
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A MAIL RoBBER FOUND GUILTY.

BOSTON, Mass, Marcn 20, 1872.
The trial OF Laws for robbing the mails resulted
to-day In o verdict oil guilty.
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A.-N0ney, Money, MOney.-iiberal ADJ
made Diamonds Watches and Jewelry by JAMES
+. MATTHEW'S T Broadway, corner Fourth street.
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kvnjd ContpaiOn from smallpox md Other
Infectious diseases by using BUCHAN'S CARBOLfC LAU N-
DRi AND TOILET SOAPS. Sold ut Grand Central Soap
DEPOT, 800 Fourth
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Crnc:cnberg Mnr-halps Uterine Catholic d,
safe ami reliable remedy for Female Weakn
GRAEFENBERG CO.. lSs william stree 4.
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Cenue,s Frenrh Rnnges md Broicrs.-.
BRAMHALL, DEANE CO., removed to 295 Water s,rset.
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Any Twenty Pieces Of Half Dime Sheet
Music for 81 Ten pieces dime III, post paid En-
close stamp for catalogue. Is. W. HITCHCOCK,
store 429 Third avenue, New York.
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At Green's F-tai,iisrsnent You Gan Find fho
Spring style OF HATS, which take he lead among uptown
gentlemen. AT Third avenue, Thirtieh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-30

Havana Lot,cry.-Pr.zes Cashed aud ,Iufor.
"A''" Joseph BATES. Broker, i9i Broadssy! roma
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A.-Ran, Fraxparty.-Whcn a Gentleman Sc.
KNOX HAT ne feels that he IS the happy
valuable of property In fact II indicates
depreciation OF beauty. that III Broadway
II Just the place ~ BUY the hat of the period
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ristadOro's Hair DYE has nO Equal In thp'
worlds 10 tbs sies. An n)s.s,sjs % any Soil svery-
where
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Happy Relief for Young nfcn.--Ner' Sous
Debility cured by methods Remarkable report sent
free Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, fhad eiphia.
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TELEGRAM 70 Tine NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, March 90, 1872
The police have arrested Lutz, the leader OF the
incendiarles under the Commune.
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PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. the we'll known.
reliable and harmless remedy for brown discolorotons OF
the Depot Al Bond York Sold by all drug
eli
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r. n. Terry, - Union square. -Gentss,
oys' Ladies', Misses and cadrens Han' All the new
lrlcea yeryIO
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A.-For n Light md stylish Hat mt P0psalar
prices go LEAHY, Manufactures, las Futon street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-30

A.-For n stylish and Elegant Hat Call ON
DOUGAN, 100 Nassau street. corner Of Ann.
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Rnby,s C;air.-Snby Can Walk, Run
jump, swing; sample "a. L. q. COLVlN, Newark, MI.
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pnvid's Spring Style Of Gentiemen,s Hats
saesroom, 299l Broadway, near Duane street.
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Speciality.
Fine Spring Ovcrcoas all the shades cut and made
equal 10 best custom work. BROKAW BROTHERS.
25to "a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Institute
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FRANCE.

| Communis. Incspdiary Incarccrated by the
Republic
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The weather In Thi. City Yesterday.

The Following record Will show the chl1y3s In the
temperature for the past -four hours Ia com.
parison with the corresponding day OF last year.
Us Indicated by the Thermometer ut Hutnurs Phar.
macf HERALD Buidng:-
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The alarming Of smallpox snanis every pra
AVOID infection and expOsu RKOMi)C
ths odoress and non-por .onou,
for sale by all dru gssl has proved enilrrv
preventing the ding OF tbs diseas a.
used To place this mpo' tant means OF protec
UHLORALuM VIII be freely slven to the worthy poor uaon
prescription OF phys ct,n sant
iiLpiN y CO., l76 William street.
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BERLIN, March 90 1872
The Prince Imperial of Germany, Frederick VIII
liam, Will visit his m0therinaw, Queen Victoria OF
England, at Baden. where she Is stopping, after
Easter.
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s,unIIpox.-Importans.

Suckctt,, Magic Coiorls { hau.e the Hair tn
black Sold Dy all dru Depot
Iihnrly atreet. New YORK. -
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A SnecialfY,

A.-HerrinY's PafnM
CHAMPION SAFES,
26l Broa twav. corner MUIR Az tr,s.
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| poynI Havana Lottery-Exvl ,aordlnary
| Drawing. 4h Of April re krEGA,
| Box Isi6 70. W all street.
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A.-For n Sty iish and Elegant Spring Eae
70 10 ESPENSCHEID Manufacturer, l1s Nassau street.
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GOOD FRIDAY IN HAVANA.

TELEGRAM TO 1HF NEW YORK HERALD
HAVANA, March 20, 1872.
Business is entirely suspended on account Of the
holidays.
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GemtIciuen's Dress HINTS, seven Dollars.
WARNOCK 4 Co, 5i9 Broadway.
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THE LOUISIANA REPUBLICANS.

cIuBc teuVef"tuf0 Iof corresponding Udto
dSt year. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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GERMANY.
1IltlfAM 10 tine NEW Yoax HeaAlh

Imperial Respect to Royal Mother-in- Law.
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@200.-imporrnnti q Eeteis--yIangics, steam
saa Vaad rywssy'. STA $I5O. $s5, $50, $40.
. ~" WEST. NJ, Lssrsy place, New yoet.
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z
Fcrfy Years uf Enilure.-Ever since 1872
SPECTATORS advenuers have been trying
article that would favorably with PhALON'5
HAIR INVIGORAIOR The result has been hundreds OF
aborons and stu the old time Invgoator reigns supreme
the best aud most wholesome preparation for restoring
the hair Introduced In THE country. Sold by oil drug
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While Waiting Tor Cough "tO Go ~ u
came" YOU are often sov ,nr the seed. of communicates,
Better try at once De- J,AyNE's ExPLcroaANr, sura
cure for Coughs ani Col 49,
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest aud Best Newspaper in tho
Country.
the WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready. contains a splendid cartoon, together with
the very latest News by telegraph from All Parts OF
the World up to the hour OF publication, including
reports OF the position Of Affairs in Mexico, Cuba,
Australasia, China and Japan; the Adventures or u
HERALD Correspondent among the outlaws in North
Carolina; Trial OF Josephine McCarty, the Utica
Murderess; the Robson Inquiry aud the indian War;
1t also contains the latest news by telegraph from
Washington; Political, Fashionable Artistic Reli-
gIous and Sporting Intelligence; Obituary Notices:
Amusements; Facetip; Editorial Articles on the
prominent topics OF the day; Reviews OF the Cattle.
Horse and Dry Goods Markets. Financial ana Com
mercia Intelligence, and accounts Of all the IInpor-
tant and interesting events OF the week.
TERMs;-Single subscription, So; Three copies, IS;
cents each. limited number oil advertisements
inserted Ia the WEEKLY HERALD.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14
A MIRACLE IN AlSACE

4 recent miracle-monger i'll the
province of Alsace has come to grief.
and nearly lost his life In u singular
manner. The Jesuits, furious at their
expulsion from Germany, resort to all
sorts Of devices to persuade the igno.
rant that their enemies are threatened
with the wrath of heaven. For some
days. shortly after sunset, 4 phantom
bearing a white flag appeared In the
village of Chantenois, near ~Strasbourg,
The rumor ran that the ghostly visitor
was the Virgin Mary, who had come
to rouse the people to fight for the
Jesuits. So great was the excitement
that a detachment Of dragons was
dispatched from S%trasbourg to occupy
Chansenois. The Virgin, nevertheless,
appeared at the usual time. but a mat
ter-of-nct German sentry challenged
the apparition, and receiving no an.
swer, alter three "sommations," fired
upon it. He brought down his game,
and instead OF 4 ghost, 1t proved to DC
a very fat cure. The ecclesiastic, roar
ing Justify from n painful wound, was
put in n cart and carried oil to StraS-
bourg Hospital. Three other priests,
suspected to be his accompllces, were
subsequently arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM SAN
Police Court Doings-sunday not I"
Legal Day-Tho straight " De-
-Wenthcr-I.nw Mo
tIon Dny-Cnpt. Ibgrnham's Cnse.

SAN FRAScIsco, October Ill Pm
Thomas winship was fined $3.50 In the
Police Court this morning for assault
and battery.
Thomas Gibbons, convicted OF being
a common drunkard, OIL the complaint
of his two daughters, was to-day SEN
fenced to sixty days imprisonment In
the County Jail.
Judge McKinstry, Of the Twelfth
District Court, decided to-day that the
publication of legal notice onSunday
IL not u legal publication.
The straight out Democrats arc to
meet in the Fifteenth District Court
room at two o'clock, to nominate an
electoral ticket.
Tho weather is clear and cold.
rhis Is law and motion day IN the
courts, and nothing Of general interest,"
transpircs.
The case Of Captain Ingraham Is st'il
under examination before Us. Com
missioner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14
TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCI.
DENT.

At about half-past ten o'clock last
evening, the passenger train coming
from California was thrown from the
track about four miles east of Truckee.
badly wrecked, ana five men killed,
three Others badly wounded, and sew
eral other persons more or less hurt.
The killed were conductor Marshall,
Wells, Fargo Il Co. s messengers, Cap
tain Taylor and Mr.. Van Warner, the
mail agent, and the baggage master.
The cars were badly smashed and took
fire, but it was promptly put out by
the passengers. The cause of the &C
cident Is stated to be the cars becoming
detached, leayinga portion Of the train
behind, which, It being a down grade
afterward overlook or came into uneX-
pectcd collision with the other por-
ton, causing the train to go of the
track. These particulars were hastily
given us by a friend who came by
this mornings train to Virginia.
The cars were delayed some four
hours,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14

THIS
THE TARGET EXCURSION

The grand target and picnic eScur-
sion Of the Second Brigade, Nevada
State Militia, composed of the Ma
tional and Emmet Guards of Virginia,
and the Slrsileld Guard OF Gold Hill,
which took place according to pro-
m last Saturday, was n splendid
success In every respect. The day was
rs fine rs could be wished, the car ac-
Communications provided by the Nir-
ginia and Truckec Railroad Company
ample aud good, u large number of
ladies and gentlemen from Virginia
and Gold Hill went along with the
excursion, and no serious accident or
particularly unpleasant circumstance
occurred to mar the pleasures OF the
occasion. Everything was we'll con-
Quoted throughout, and everybody had
n first rate time. The place selected
for the picnic was at Simons' ranch.
five miles north of Carson, in the head
of Washoe Valley near the railroad.
There was no lack of refreshments,
both solid and liquid, and after par
taking Of the same the target shooting
was IN order, a very eligible locality u
couple Of hundred yards distant from
the picnic ground being chosen for the
purpose. Twenty men selected froai
each company did the shooting, having
three shots each, the target being OF
the usual regulation size, distance 200
wards. and the arms used the L. ).
Springfield rifle. The following IS a
summary Of the shooting done BY the
respective companies : The Emmets
scored 90: National Guard, 90; Sars-
field Guard, IS. The following-named
gentlemen hit the bull's-eye: Nation.
als-Cameron, Tyler and Gracey; En-
mets-Hanmon and Legg; Sarsflelds-
Higgins aud Coyle. The best average
shot was made by Mr.. Legg Of the
Emmett Guard, and consequently to
that company belonged the honor OF
carrying of the brigade medal. Nell
:i,sr company did any remarkably
good shooting. "
Meantime the ladies and their es-
corts were enjoying the rural beauties
of the place, roaming over d green
lawn, among the tall trees and shrub
berry, and improving the opportunity
TO be rs happy and mutually agreeable
a. tho circumstances of the OCCASION
would permit. Our clairsoyant re-
por;cr, who was present, declares
that ne never did sec or hear so much
efficient sparkling before in his life.
Those staff officers especially took his
eve. They didn't seem to have any
Interest whatever in the shooting
or other warliNe doings, but those
elegant brass-buttoned and p!umed
warriors OF the sagebrush just cruiscd
about with a lady or two on their arm
lust as natural as though they liked IL,
and the ladies, too, looked so happy
and serene and proud OF their gallant
bsaux, and such sweet words "hu
yI,ncss intcrchanged, nobody ever
saw the like. Well, all hands came
back home tired, but happy. Some
,vora vary trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14

LIVERY AND FEED SrABLEs.-O. c.
Mundcll has bought out Woodruff
Brothers and is now proprietor OF the
we'll known Eclipse Stables in this
town. He rearranged matters In and
about the stables to suit him, ard has
"a fine 4 lot of stock as nj be found in
this section, including buggy teams,
saddle horses, ETC., also vehicles Of all
descriptions In tirst-class condition.
lie is prepared for any amount Of Gus
tom, aud will let teams, saddle horses
and vehicles twenty per cent. cheaper
than ut any other stable In the county.
Particular attention paid to boarding
stock; hay, barley and oats always
OH hand for sale. Read Mundell'S adj
vertisement in another column, under
head Of New To-day"
HOLIDAY GooDs.-Fcldbush Sc Co.,
importers, 3O6 and sos Battery, near
Sacramento street. San Francisco, give
notice to-day in our advertising col
umns, to the trade and everybody else.
that they have just received q full
stock of new goods for the coming holi-
days, which they offer to the trade ut
the very lowest cash prices, wholesale
and retail. Their stock includes all
the newest styles of toys, fancy goods,
musical Instruments, violin striugs,
children's carriages, hobby horses, bas-
ketware, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14

TxroyrrSArE CAMPAIGN.-Our base
ball representatives, the Nevada Nine'
who went forth 4 few days ago in gal
liant STYLE to cope with the various
base ball clubs OF California, did get
most decidedly worsted, VIC believe
only winning one game-the hrst.
'rhcy are dcmoralized and coming
struggling along back. four having al.
ready arrived. The Carson appeal Of
this morning says: We had the pleas.
ure of meeting James Finney ana
Harry Zimmerman, the Carson oranSh
ofthc Nevada Nine. who vent on TIE
base ball tour and came back whipped.
'Thev inform us that Parkinson and
Davis are the only ones Of the Ntr,
yInIa boys who have returned, u
that the balance Of the Nine remain
heow. They do not hesitate to say
nat tive other five are bilks OF the
D~Slipueryess" kind-genuine 0
,pms from the Barbary coast; the
worst of frauds that they had no III
tnrcs. in the game and had rather get
h.,. than to exert themselves In play
inc Good officers alone cannot SIN 4
haft,e. n tie men are towards u iail
70 come to the assistance. We are
Glad TO welcome them oacS 10
Know that they have no worse INJURIES
than a finger or " toVe up wn'Sn
will come down to its proper size IN
time. The game was made anu piayeu
and the boys badly beaten ; anu thuS
cndeth the first lesson.
ForSp DEAD IN Hrs RooM.-On
Sunday morning, says the Carson DIP
yeal Of this morning, the Chinaman
who has charge of the rooms OF Frs
bie's lodging-house, on entering Tue
room Of George Fame, found nun dead
in his bed. Mr.. Fame WAS an English,
man by birth. and has been engaged
in this State In fancy paper hangtng--
i'm fact, n decorator of ceilings-who
displayed much taste in beauty OF ar
ranSement aud selection of colors. He
has also been engaged In the melodcon
business. After he had quit the boards
ne came back to Carson, and has been
working some 1T his former business,
and drinking excessively. For the
last few DAYS he had been under the
doctor's care, but was not considered
DANGEROUS, He spent all his money
recEiessly, and since he has been sick
has not had proper care: No one !, to
blame but himself, for ~ifssransers In a
trance place pursue that course, they
Sometimes suffer without real SYM
pathy. lie must have been dead some
hours when found, and probably
s~mo,hered, as he was fonad lying OIL
his face. His funeral took place yes
terday.
ELECTION NorIcE.-In our adVeftis'
ing columns to-day we publish the Oh
fetal notice Of the general election 10
this State. to take place November oth
three weeks from to-morrow--giSins
n list Of officers to be chosen, places Of
holding the polls, officers OF election
etc.
STABBED. john Ford was badly
stabbed In the abdomen at Virginia,
saturday evening, by John J. Mahoney'
Cause, whisky. Mahopey Is In jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-14

Buy A CHANCE FOR 4 FoRTUNE,-
The day for the drawing Of the third
legal grand gift concert Mt Omaha Is
fast approaching. The first grand gift
is $40 600 and the lowest $50. Don't
miss the opportunity, but buy a chance
Mt once. Tickets can be obtained at
Charley Palmer's, IS South c street,
Henry Wells, 72 South c street, W.
T. Eavcs', Harry Block's.S. Packsher's
International Cigar Store, and 5. 5.
Atchison's, ut the Postotice Stationery
Store or of W. A. Searles, general
agent. Call at once, rs the tickets are
nearly all sold, neither of the parties
named having more than five tickets
left,