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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-22

GcDt rad Gucrn SclSnnlngen !
Die bduTigeu We6el i'm Bert6e Der ueliuieorusn
Nttlen, Obli9ationen Il. |. No., melde als @cloanla9e
benust iueroen, madCn e6 notbtutnoig, bag Die Srz
batter folder Aiertbpaptere 9rnnolt6 btniitptib eaa
Dabren 25ertbeS o%erlelben uptcrrIdtst rrerogn. @inlae
~oerielber tonnen fir anoele pom elctheM 8crtbc,
luelbe iebob groBere 3inien tragen, umeetaui6t
neroen. Gtuige torueu iIr mebr, ais ibren Dabrcn
gSertpe 0ertuuIt mo auoere ilr fuent9er, oils ipreH
Uabren Us srtbe 9efauit luerben. @tne anoere SlGfie
Don Q8ertbpapteren tQnn y m pit, ohne Sinftdt oe5
4teiles uertGuItlUeGoen.
SD iitiere Ole liderite ~Sniorma:ion, melte man
BADEN tann, lit CT tr9eH0 melte gSerttpapiere I'M
Diurtte, uno "a i'd mebrere Sabre ais Direttor in
elmer aH3Gbl 6 orporGtioneu mar, 10 bin id i'm Stans
De, oabeI interCltrten BerioHeH Die NCinun9 ibrer
peritbleocnen 8eribte 81 erflGren.
Sd uertGule . . pro;eutiae 9Sa6er . Sbli9dfios
rcn Ger 5fabt ~gforiplt, ia, gu 87K &ents Den
Collar nebit aui9elnuienen 8tnien. 0ieie Seloans
la9e be5ablt 9 uno 17 BroJeRt 3lnien.
SD lleierC irgeno Drltc Def bier ODER in gtetD= gort
gum 8~erfauie Gussebotsren Subicrtptiors sSbltsaT
tiouenS gu Dem Suhlcrtpttons : grstie obneS ommiifon.
FrduciS .. 3pnep,
RoroUefsG1e Der S0lioapz unb SecouofraBe,
i'm 3eaer9ei6oB.
GpesiolitGt - Re9ociirung pom iauimdnniihGn
DerttpopieIen. 8orBIslite gSertbpaptere fortWGt<
rsnb p~orrdtbig uuo gum 8crfdui. a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-22
seuatoripabI in WennfVlpanieu.

9arri8burg,2 u. 8aU.- DE grD0b'
lung zines I" enatOr5 finoet 9ente ytlt'
tag IN Der SeuatSbale itatt. 9ie OemOtra'
ten babeu ben &ttb. u. u. galacc nOmi"
ntrt.
I'm 8 llbr IauO Die Nbtimmun9 ltatt. Gas
&otun i'm Seuate itano: Cameron IS, @al-
lace II, Q8rigbt /, Mtaridau l Sttmme; I'm
Suule: Cameron SO, lBaIace 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-22
Is. q. 0nnnnefer

(gadfoIser pom 81. 9onobue, oemoen . Gabritont)
6emoen i'm auitrage an5ufertigen. 8eIonoere aut~
mrrtiamfcit lenten mir ant uniern dnti> rbeumati5mu5
rotben SIaneu uno 0ouble Ditu eneliihen @Gnton@
GSGauel fir rlntertleioer bin in Rr. EOS, SSeas
SaltimurefrdHe, oberbGl6 WicGQiTreo's Vtuifa'
Iler=6anoluna. (9eS2,tSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-22
8efanntmaGungeM
Der StraFen SurGbruGss
SpmmtSIdrc.

Baltimore, ben y. Sanuar 1873.
Die StraBsasS HrhbrlbsaS ommliGrein Der Stdot
SdltlWote MAIDEN 5Itruilt ~btilaEt, oGs fe bel BEN
Staot' Rcsutrdtor tlgeR Setitt bCr 8rraitunesn,
UntoieE uno INMATE, iUlt it pun ILatE iIr Das Sons
%otHlnlrtE ubo oc 0rottnuGg SCI RdbpEaIStrase,
roa tt( SulGtr- bic 3uT t0itMorur nc, in uebCrs
tlntImmlng nlIl cirrG pom Sirgeruielicr uno Staot.
rGtbe Bon Baltimore an Is. SUM 1872 poiirtsR Scr.
oIennu9 angcisSt mo, CUR Surhiidt nisnergcltst
9Getn; cbtnldu5 etHcn CTtidIeEecH YTgnort6 bsiGBtcr
StrGBe.
S,e &uiGte erfrcdsr i'd oui uro umfaIier bcttt
St1,tu Der Gdtos9fla6c. tlEihlIeBlih bts Sctrut.
SIS o%ttlttesH oOn oar StTitCrz bis Sut q lmorira5e;
6tlot Stt!eH Der SttItcrz urb 9tlutcrtrGbe, BON btE
SatimoJs bis Sur 6GOetictJaBe Gle aioroiettr bsr
SatumoTtltJGBt 10 rus rueitlld uoU ter S%tIttsriiT.;
It sueleie ot 6cpsttctrdBe, - rus opH et Strits
Letlia6e; ete GCroifiiG Der SalttnoIcfro6f, 12l 8.
= Aoa ohlG Don tT StrittT traPc HE : nc isItt ot
G.s'ItHlQBt, ~ 6u6 3 Sol phlh BON Der SiTtttra
SrtSht tit SueltttC Ger i5dptttgttaBg ~ NuB oftlih
UuM S'1HottrG5si Ole SahtettC Der iSaottteItrdBe, ~
puB soy ptHiln uoU otr S,lnprarrBt bic NOros
OR @hmOrtiuGfe. "N' ~" ~
~ th"pta tttrourt rtrnCr hsFarrt, Raj Tic am
- ~ ~, ~ - sauna. 1878, YioTgeHs III ulT,
HID III sEFtN SHJtau aui eCr SIoDrf JsFr bVr Prs
tih9toH1 nno SHIottttTuge ~UsJiummtln neroeu, nm
Ir9cEo elnen Der otuAtcogntn In bcm bsiootsp We.
rtbte cntpaltenfn 8CgCaNCrne rrdFnSls ~ Ssr Mn
mo tam ell Seoer, her babel irttTeifirt 3 an ~ ;srs,r
2aGs itiut SlnlpennnnntN ucrhriuafr F' -" AN"'"'
Siaat Spr,
Sas. Q. Morrup, l~5omniysr,
Sobn Z. @iouett, ~'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-22
Gifenbabnunfau

R8uffalO q. San.-0er beute Wor9sa
8 llbr bier fdGige Baiia9ierSu9 Der Dgteos
Yorfz grie- 8abu" brad beute Utorgen IN Der
Jtdbe bon NunOa in 6olge eine5 b~efsttcn Sd
bes suiammen. Miebrcre 6radtwagen fiir3-
ten IN sinel @rdbel. Der S6lafpagen b!ieb
auf ben Sdienen ilebsn. Gs wurbe gticmanO
thinner nprfpflt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-22
G.. S6IGina,

~W""AWB
Sabritant fiiniliAer Spar Irtitel,
Rr. 70, 9egiustunlraRe, &r. 70,
empHebtt iein Eager BON @bisuons uno T(cd.
c n neuefer Ntobe urb a~nertarut onfomIienfe
3a61bmnna oes iutrtli6en 9aares, SUITE. un6
an in alien 6arben, iouie ~bsionoers fir 9Geihnabteu
ib ei9nenoe franSofihe Shmudiadseu. 81 o.
den, DbIrin9e. 9Glstetten &C., FANCY BoxEs,
misunderstanding d. {. 10. Coca 9, t2Olte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-22

ATLANTA, g., u. San.-8ol9en0e5 1T
baS beutige GeIultat Ter Senators.Ablltns
mung: @oroou 50, Stepheus sc, Ben. Slu
81, Sielher II, Afsrman Is. - 0teles oeutet
Die Srlu1bluna 9oroou'5 oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-22
Nilliaee ~Soci,mnterfal

Die 9a6ltdt.@ eielli d q 20 n BuItis
more" l|iefert Spte in Wd9sH =tabun9en BON 25
&uiheln Ra6 ireenn Cinem Sl0oltbeile 81 10 Gents
pro 8uitet, oo6r ~pert1nit ~oieiClben in ihren Gas
lutrteu on Sprtn9.@atreHs (ugeno CiEe Guautttat)
gu Dem Irelie BON s @ts. pro BulbGl.
auftrdge tGr bic Staot rperoen In Sfr. 40, guutbI
Giraffe, ent9eeen9enommen, (San14, Q.2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-22

4Qe Iftien zSntaber ter n9aiapt cite . Snfitut
permaneuteu 2ansz mnh 4eib Sefcuid1dft pom
Baltimore" ptlde sam 5timmeu berettigt frb,
Deroeu bternit beRa6litti8t, bel Der Qui bsuts,
ben 2. JGnuar, abenhs s ubr, abiutoltcnten @erl
ta:lnlun9 eeesnipdttig Al ieir, UNI Sdritte biniibtz
li9 Der Serdneeruns Der Contributions 81 tbuu, Jm
Iultrode:
13 go ME-. Z. SRheatIep. Ecfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-22
SCR NrrseE Slrcc0

0ew.gorf, u. 5an.-3a8 areu5p:r'
Dor @arpep's muroe beute fortgeieet; er ltelte
in Ib1eoe, oaB CT MANOR pail einmal seio9t
babe, baB in lcinen Nnipridca iG9eno etpas
llnpafenoes geneisu mdre. ST iebte @iooann
auseinanber, auI welte &elie Der u0fiH9"
bic 6orperungeR auSuihmelen berltano; 10
murOe J. 9. eine5tetnuug iiber $240, 900 aui
1895 900 brnaufseidtaubt. Son ietnen 81
9teduunseu iagt Der 3eu9e, Rap fsine 9ap5
rihtis unO feline 9an5 faljd geneien iel. 81
babe ieine Rednung itCtS ert oann 9eidrte'
ben, na6oem .r bon 28ation ODER eirlenl all
Dereu @ins.wsibtcn bic 4muelI lag er4alter
babe. @iumal babe CT $4,000 fttc 8ablunfo'
ten nit oui eie 9tefnuug geihrlc6e1.
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NN W. 8. sNrinaer'4

9ie @feroe=a ranfbeit.
Mau qebrauds ats 8rrbeuge-R ittel bic beteu
artitel fir 2uftreini9uug,
&arbo1fdure (Carbolic Acid) unD 2alfs
GarbDldt,
uou alien Gbier.aerSteu enpiobIen. gu boben bel Der
v9altp. &pblen>Sbeer Tabrif Co.,"
in ssr. 90, Glib, GbarIeSRraRe,
iCft31 .12Y1te. t&fu) BoItintore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-22

VeGrg WalgingtnnsS auuerrin Wr. 5.
a NJ m Ia g, rpcSu Die Wttglieber ctnluost
(lL9l Gcmmler. SCTr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-22

ueberrBde fir ainoer So. $3.50
Ditto anaben 400 10
bittD Serren 100 Is
anaben.N uji9e BON $3.50
4ntise fir 5ln9ltn9e g Is
Ditto 6erren g IS
Wir baben bic Gn3abI %unierer Bertdufer oergroser
I'm prompt allen &uneen ipabreno hes 8erfauies bieier
Daaren a%ufiuwGrlen.
9. 8. $mitb & Comp,
WarbIes gale, 9Ieiberb6roIsr uuo Sdreioer.
(292-) SIR. As uno 50, Observation-Disclosures.
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Eo(fer lnuB bdueeu.

albaug, 81. San. = SH Gem Sale nes
Oi6rbsr5 Softer, melder betanutIi4 Den Saul
mann Yutnan auf Der Ylatttorm elllesSalu'
massns nit einem 3ei6ielnuGst erIdlu9, bat
bas Sbergeritt oas GrtenntriB Der Alflen
t~eitdti9t uno pieieH 9eridtsbof an9eplsler,
has SooeSurtbeil Al pOQtrefel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-22

@eitditsz auBl9e 50 = II, IS, 10, IS uuO %.
@e tbGits=9oieH So 40, $50, a 30, d.
DrGBbofen 81 80, . 80, $50 unb 40.
gBtr beabfthtt9en, ourd otsies etnen groBen unb
idnelsn 8srtauf Iu MAIDEN uno iol6e 8OrtbeiIe ANU.
bieten. lpeIde Gud belue9en, Jn tauTen. Sober, iueIher
GIeicun9sTiite braudt. tomme iogleib uno babe bic
gBabl aus Der eritsn 6entun9. gBir iuolen. oaB urers
aunoeu uno bic Burger 8altimore's ben san5eu Dor.
ratb BON 8leioungsitiiden, uelder, OerbunOen nit benz
uniri9eu. Hber lenb R0de Soicn u. gBe.
fen ausmadt, bGbeu loIen, uenn lie uniere Semibun'
gen. fs nit suten Iubitantieueu &leiauu9sitliten ju nies
6risen Yreiien Ju perieber, 5u ibasen Dthen. Solte
fb 0eier 9orratb nidt lhneu %uertauien, 10 perten mir
~benIeIben uah gBaibington lbitert. ieoot Den Balttmo.
rern bic trite SeIe9enbeit 8eben. gBir baben uns iebr
bemibt, bic 6Ontrole bieie 8orratbes su betommen uno
boften, oab oiesoie Ginpobner 8aItimOre's Ju lhGBen
niiisn meroen. Wtan uer8eie nibt, oaB man ieBt iebr
Bulge Rleioun9sitiite fIr 8erreu uno Rnaben taufen
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22
Phoebe Items.
from the Record OF July 1871

49,
It was again reported yesterday that
q compromise had been male by
which all differences between the Ray
mond s. Ely, the Hermcs and the Ken.
lucky had been settled. We were IN
able to trace the rumor to any reliable
source ; in fact, by inquiring of gentle
men most likely to be correctly In
formed. we learned that nothing Of the
kind had been done.
The County Jail Is brlm full. The
major portion Of the number are
awaiting the action of the Grand Jury
Oh charges Of felony. Its not unlike
~ that II few Of them may know by
Monday whether they are to be indict-
ed. During such unprecedently hot
weather 1t must be very unpleasant for
so many persons to occupy such n
small prison.
A savage dog tied in front Of q house
In the rear OF Cedar street, day before
yesterday. severely bit a small boy
who t%houghtlessly came within reach
OF the animal. The father of the boy
went where the dog was and told his
master that he intended to kill the
brute. This was objected to at first,
but finally the wne of the dog
yielded the point, aud the animal was
put to death.
O'Neil. one of the four men wound
ed on the morning Of the 9th. VIXEN
John H. Lynch vas mortally wounded.
Is getting we'll. aud all danger Of his
being permanently injured has o
passed. It will be some days, how
ever. before he will be able to 60
about.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22
HE EVENING NEWS.
WAR AGAINST GOD.

The recent %uttcrances Of Count Bis
marck. as stated In the New York
World correspondence. we believe to
be without a shadow OF foundation.
They will however be criticised
throughout the civilized world. To
our mind Bismarck Is too shrewd a
statesman to express such views, even
II he were the rabid atheist they indl-
cate. There could be nothing gained
for the German Empire BY precipitat-
Ing It into a contest between Christi
anity and Atheism. It would at once
array against that government the
moral sense of the civilized world, and
Germany with Bismarck, would stand
alone aud unsupported against the
combined power and Intelligent Chris.
tianity Of all Europe. War against
God" has never beea successful In gov
ernment. IL was the watchword Of
the Red Republicans Of France, the
rallying cry Of the shirtless" Of Ma
drid. Under its hellish influence the
guillotine flourished and barharism
assumed control OF bleeding France.
The sense Of all Christendom acknowl.
edges the beneficial effects Of u recog.
milton Of the ruling Of a Deity aud the
abrogation Of this belief and at
tempted substitution Of the State
for God. has never proved successful.
While In all ages the Church "
abounds In Incidents Of inhuman per-
secutions, and outrageous injus.
tice whenever it has been SUI
preme In the State. no q can
show that Christianity as such, Is
responsible for these facts. The abro-
CATION Of the iiea Of Deity Il inpossi.
bile. The substitution Of a State" for
that power which we instinctivrly re.
cognize ~ supreme over the affairs OF
men aud nstions, although perhap,
practical In centuries past. l. equally
impossible to-iay. While liberal
thought Is g,ini"g progress yearly.
while day by day the Superstitions OF
the past are succeeded by the in:elli.
gence aud practical wisdom OF the
present. aud while the useless form.
and ceremonies of the pagan ages are
giving place to earnest thought. sin.
crre belief and practical effort toward
the uplifting of hum unity, no theory
no scheme which has for its basis the
negiti"n OF divinity. the denial of d
Col. supreme antl eternal. can BE- sue,
ces>in'iy promulgated or carried into
execution. FROM the earliest history
Of creation. from the time when men
In legends communicated to posterity
their thoughts aud convictions. the
idea OF God. appears clear limued on
the canvass OF the past. All nations
have recognized. all peoples jsu the
existence OF Deity. II il too late In
the history Of mankind to uproot this
conviction. 1t Is equally too late Ia
the progress Of intelligence to supply
the place of divinity by any form O.
human government, M matter into
what design It may be crystalized. oil
by what name IL shall be designated
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22
GENERAL ITEMS.

IL New Haven, Connecticut, an old
Italian Padrone, named Giovanni Gil
one, has been arrested on each of four
complaints, and held to bail in 81, 900
each on the charge Of holding In servi-
tude four boys, whom he sent into the
streets as Lootblacks and musicians.
1t Is to be hoped that this Shareholder
will be taught by severe punishment
that neither white, black, nor any 9th.
er species OF involuntary servitude Is
tolerated in tho United States.
The four seconds In the McCarty.
Mordecai duelling affair, a Rich
mond, Va, have been indicted BY the
Grand Jury for murder. The Surgeon
who was In attendance. refused to tes-
tify on the plea that he might GRIMM
ate himself.
JNo. c. CLOUD Of Philadelphia, has
made = wager of $1,000 to row from a
point above Cincinnati on the Ohio
River. to New Orleans, La. The con.
ditions are that he will not sleep on
shore till he reaches that place. His
boat weighs 60 pounds.
YESTERDAY at Linden. y. j.. MI
chael kesren having been on a spree.
went into n hay field where Isaac Lo.
gan was at work, seized a p~i,chfork
aud stabbed him three times. Logan
died the same evening.
1T Il said that here Il no hope that
the petition to Governor Booth for the
Communication Of the sentence of Chas.
A Russell will be granted. Unless Il
Is Russell will be hanged on Friday
next.
In Louisiana. Pike county. Mo-. he
tween y and II o'clock OH Sunday
night. eight deaths from cholera oc
Cured. The inhabitants are greatly
alarmed and are fleeing from the town.
TnE thermometer stood at $50 IN
London. England. yesterday. One Of
the jurors IN thu Tichhorue perjury
case tainted from the heat, aud the
trial was adjourned.
Tue 1000 Mormon emigrants who
landed la New York last week. passed
through Ornnils yesterday ell route I
Salt Lake City.
The State Department has decided,
in the case of Carl vogt, to refuse ex-
tradition papers, aud to set vogt at
liberty.
Two Cabinet officers are now In
Washington, III unusual number for
this season.
Ex.Gov. Colby, Of New Hampshire.
died last Sunday evening. aged 81
years.
A FIRE at Jackson, Tenn. yester
day. destroyed 800, 700 worth Of prop
erty.
THREE deaths from cholera occurred
In Cincinnati, o., yesterday.
A COMMERCIAL. crisis is threatened
In Havanr, Cuba.
TWENTY-FIVE telegraph lines center
In Reno.
VERA Cruz, Mexico, ha, the cholera.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22

FUNNY NAMEs.-In the new issue OF
the New York. City directory, Just
published. there appear ONT singular
names. There are 10 Frames, 2Pickups,
l Pickles, l Ship. 8 Crews. 8 Hearty.
s Sick, / Tosick. 2 Well, 8 Weller, and
lTwogood. Then there are 8 Noahs
and / Ark, 3 Furs,l Feathers Pilgrims.
9 Stats, / Car and 6 Drivers, 2 Mean
and 2 Lovely. 5 Constables with l
Club, Q Jury and 8 Foremen. There
NAV also be found 9 Canarys and 80
Singers, l Dollar and . Shillings. |
bowels, Is Houses. l Roofand 3 Leaks,
2 Fast, 2 Slow, l Sly, ! Fatt. and 10
Loud, 2 Hens. ! Chick and ! Duck, 3
Clock and 8 Hands, Is Christians. 2
Sinners, aud a devil, l Scow aud 4
Sallers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22
the CASE OF GEN. o. Q. now.
u.


GOLD Hill. July %. 1873.
Ed. News: Let US not hastily enter
Judgment against Gen. o. o. Howard.
For ten years 1 have supposed myself
Intimately acquainted with him, and l
cannot yet allow myself 10 oouot MS
rounds him because he has officially
contided very important trusts to some
who were unworthy Of his confidence.
II SO, [ suppose that he is holden le-
gally responsible for their evil deeds.
My own strong conviction concerning
him Is that personally he has the
soundest moral stamina, aud that ne
will ultimately come out as "gold
tried 10 the fire."
Yours tor our country and tor right.
J. RAwsoN JOHNSON.
OF Herndon's, Fairfax County, Viz
ginia. ,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22

HERE Is the way they tell 1t in At
lanta. Ga: AT last the hot season
Il upon VA. June's last breeze has
swept through her fleecy hair, and her
cheeks are afiame with July's hot
breath. Delicious Spring, with her
dewey eyes aud her fresh pink face,
lies adesd, garlanded with her own
violets; aud bold faced Summer,
sweltering and du.t-begrimmed, has
come hurrying from the south" We
have often felt just like the local who
astonished himself and the world with
the above. but never dared to give vent
to our emotions. lie ought to 20 down
to the Warm Springs Mt Carson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22

And In accordance with law, and an ordlr Of
the Board CT Trustees, made on the l4ih day Of
May. 1873. so many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock US may DO necessary will be sold At
public auction, at the Office OF the Company.
In Gegrr's Building, Main street. Silver City.
Lyon county. Nevada. on MONDAY, the 2ist
day Of July. 1873, at the hour OF l o'clock r. y.
Of that day, to pay the delinquent assessments
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
j. W. JOHNSTON. secre'ary.
ohace-Geyel's Building, Main street, Silver
fNfv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22

The Ioua State Register tells Of a
Winterset man who came to Des
Moines and celebrated the Fourth
rather too freely, departing for home
OH the evening train. Arriving there
he managed to attend to his chores"
after a fashion. While he kept per-
pendicular lie could carry his load-as
soon as he laid 1t down 1t wouldn't
stay. TO his wife's question as to
what allied him he replied milk,
wife, milk that's what's the matter ;
drinked too much warm, and it's
soured on me-" "Oh, yes" said the
lady, THAT story Is all right. but that
smell Il rum" "Then the cuSsed old
COW 5 probably been cel'brat'in in'-
p~en'enco day. said the inebriate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22

ton to be a philanthropist or patriot.
10 justly govern a great nation Of
electors demands the highest talent in
leaders, and a general education Of the
masses. In matters OF conscience the
masses may lead. they v e have been
In the van. On Issues of government
which involve learning and study,
men of intellect and thought must
step to the front.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22

In SIN F~railcisco yesterday a gang
of Irish laborers, while In n row, uu-
dertook to follow kehOe's advice and
discourage Chinese immigration. by
demoli.himg Il Chinese wash house.
Tie boss Chinaman wouldn't stand IL,
so whipping out a revolver he COM
menced y vigorous fusiiade, which re-
suited In II retreat of the attacking
forcps.
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A GIRL In Fond du Lac, Wis.,. played
her lover u game Of chess, the other
day, to decide whether the wedding
day should be fixed for this year or
the next. She desired more time, but
lost the game, and must face the par
son before the coming January.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22

SOUrH DAYTON GOLD AND
- Silver Mining Company-Location Of works.
Silver City, Lyon county, Nevada. Principal
place Of busine-s, Silver City, Lyon county.
Nevada. Notice There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account Of as
sessment No. 8. levied on the 18th day OF May,
1879, tho several amounts set opposite the names
of the rasnectiYn shareholders. IA fnllnuA.
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TYLRR mlNlNG COMPANY..


Location of princirs' place Of business,
San Francisco. G NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF works,
Gold Hill DISTRICT, Storey county, Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given, that o. q meeting Of
liza. an assessment (No. y Of FIJI y Cents per
share wss levied upon tho cApiui sock OF the
corporation. pa, ali 3 tmDsfda'els. In United
States gold coin, TO the Secretary. at the ofice
OF the Company. Room No. q. Me5chants' Fl.
co, California.
An sock upon which this assessment shall
remain uupsld.on the 2ist day Of August, 1878,
VIII be delinquent and advertised for safe At
be ore. win be sold on THURSDAY. the 18th
dsy OF September. 1873. to pay the delinquent
Assessment. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
ALFRED &. DBRBROW, Secretary.
ONCE Room No. %. Merchan.s Exchange
Ruildin /, California street. San francisco. Cal.
ifornia. A .4 jN22td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22

Gee. C. BATES, formerly U. 8. At
torney General for Utah, IL out In n
card In the Salt Lake Herald Of July
10th. wherein he states some grave
charges against United States officials
aud ex-oficials of that Territory, and
alleges that he Is prepared to substan-
tiate his assertions with positive
proofs. The statements Of Mr.. Bates
will cause some rattllng among the
dry bones Of official life In Salt Lake.
OF the merits of the controversy we
know but little, but If the charges
made By the ex.U. S. Attorney are
substantiated, there ought to be a new
deal in tho government officers Of
Utah. We shall doubtless hear from
the other side shortly, and have an
opportunity OF comparison.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sale 10 hereby postponed until
TUESDAY. August 10, 1873 BY order Of the
jyaa ID j. ". JOHNSTON, Secretary.
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Deaths.

Deaths.
FoRREST-In Virginia City, July 81, Jesse.
son Of James Il. and Maggie ~. Forrest, aged
3years and 10 days.
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WILL n. BURIAL,

Conveyancer and Notary Public, and Commits.
sioner Of Deeds for California and Utah,
Northeast corner Of e and Taylor streets,
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.
foil nod 70
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Orders taken for PIANOS, ORGANS. and
other Instruments, and the same furnished
promptly and a: lowest rotes. and guaranteed.
A siock Of Pianos. ETC., shortly 10 arrive, and
always thereafter kept on hand.
Anything whatever in my line. not In stock,
viii be promptly furnished to order, and full
satisfaction guaranteed In every respect, by