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, 1873-10-08
THE SOUTHERN SCoURGE.

Increase In tho Dcnth.fS1ate IN Hcsn"
uI1ia..Thp First ErOAt--Nine Inter"
mc..&s III Shreveport XcstcrdnY"-Ald
Going Forward from All Quurtcrs.
Specta. Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MEnrH1s, Tenn, Oct. IA heavy frost this
morning, and the prospect OF another to-mor-
row morning, will check the aproad OF tho dis
ease, but will probably increase tho number OF
deaths for day or two.
The Citizens Executive Committee to-day
oompleted arrangements for tho proper atten-
ton to the sick and dispensing supplies TO the
destitute. Largo amounts in subscriptions were
receiyed from different parts OF tho country,
among which are 10, 900 ratlons ordorod by Pres
dent Grant.
TIE NuMDEn OF DEATHS
from all Causes to-day were 50. q falling OF Of
i: and from yellow fever, 43 ; an incnnase Of 8
from Yesterdays report, Tho increase in deaths
from yellow fever is on account Of tho sudden
ahen2e to frosty weather.
a PROMINENT VICTIM.
AZ the funeral procession Of tho late Dr. low
man was moving to Elnlwood Cemetery to-day,
the ceiling Of tho church Of which d. ,a no"an mn
eting most intenso Excitement in the VI.
niniEy. No ono was in tue building at
the time. Dr.. Bowman was ono among
those OF our csizeus who have labored asadn.
ously to alleviate suffering during tile Rreaont
Rdliotlon, and himself foll victim to the.dis-
ease. Tho coincidence Of the ceiling OF Shia
church falling at tho samo timo tho cloaa N'oro
falling upon bis remains has eliciteu much fo-
mark among the nporat'tiously-lncnnea'
FATHER cA1tEY,
Of Bt. Peters, was among tho victims Of tho
fever to-day.
mzsu.s e. &snn, At;s':e &C. ff: was heavy
front last night, aud Indications Of another to-
night. though to-day moro now caHoH Wero fo-
, 1873-10-08

New YoRK, Oct. 7.-Dr. James II: Comlns. Of
143 East Twenty-sixth street, in this city. has
Jersey City clnirvoyant In causing tho death Of
Ida n. Vail. The young woman was the daughter
OF Newark compositor, who died several years
ago. Her widowed mother and only Bistor sur
viyo.
Ex-City Treasurer sprague, Of BROOKLYN, was
arraigned to-day undor four indictments, and
the trlsl set down for the 20th inst.
Lizzio King, alias Kate stoddard, was ar
raigned, but one Of her counsel stated that they
we're not yet ready. No day WAS fixed for the
trial, and she Was remAnded to prison.
, 1873-10-08


W1L1.9-Morton P. Wills, Of Major Wills, lhst
evening at o'clock.
Bor7cos st 10 T. H., at bis rosdonoo 80 parkav.
JENKINHln this city, Tuesday 'nornngt Got. 1873,
II hs ato rosidoncs. 81 Twcnsyseeond
It,, ut l 40 Thuradny afternoon.
VAN R'rEKNBUkGH-A At hor residence In ThoEnton.
tho 4th nst, Leah wife Of Goruelius L. Van stoon-
,DUfFEX-oct 7. 1879, Of catarrhal consumption.
Matthew W. Dufcy. nGed 40 years.
Funeral from ILL laio soatlonco 26t South Dearbor
IT., b. carriages To Calvary Camoery, Thnrsday, Oct S
1T ha1f-pa l0n IN.
& ,,Iaxfensp KIN, pspors please copy -. ,x.. -
tho Brggs House, after long and painful Illness Sam
my M., ofdost Of Robert B. and Mary A. Crtcha
4ged yeafs aud wcoka.
Tunetsl 80 WcdMgs,sA5ey M s5y ths Oh inat, from
fiages Rosch. Friends Of tho family iavltad to
attend .
gostn LaTlo Mfo Of George NJ WILDE and daughter OF
tho Rov Luther and Anna H. Stone, aged 3 ycass and
dayA.
late rcsldonna ia Micbiganav.
, 1873-10-08
CRIME.


Special Dtspatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
A1ToN, ILL.,, Oct. IA possible case Of self
destruction occurred last night about two miles
from this city. Mrs. Verena stilset. who has
been subjoct to slight arrangements Of the mind
at different times Of lato loft tho house about 10
o'clock last night, apparently unnoticed, and
carrying some coal oil aud matches with her.
It ia supposed sho saturated hor clothes with the
oil and then sot them on fire. Her son, who saw
tho blaze from tho house, gayo an alarm, but
when her husband, who WAS at some distance
from the iouBo arrived, nothing but tho charrod
romainB Of the unfortunate woman were left.
, 1873-10-08
children to Sunday school, would bo collarod by

TIE nEv. :. Il. VINCENT, -. ~
Of Now York, spoke on tho Bible aofviGe, and
work Of tho Holy Spirit Is performed through
Gods truth az fdvoh.cd' In tho Scriptures, TINT
tho>Ohurch Is tho natural champion Of truth
among mon; TINT tho Ohurolls most efficient
,agoaoy is tho Christian fntnily , that the
Bunday-Bohool Falls ii it tonohaa not home lte,
and thAt tho Sunday-school is department OF
tho Church. /. .-.
OTIE1sTIAN FELLOWSHIP.
1t fs reported that On Sunday taBt at Borvfce Of
Lorda supper In QUO Of tho Presbyterian
churches tic officiating clergy consisted Of q
Protestant Episoopalian, q Baptist, q Lutheran,
aud representatives. OF othor denominations, tho
sacrament being pa,rtaken Of by members Of ".
union formB tho Alliance.
, 1873-10-08
DENMARK,

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 7.-Tho session OF the Rofg-
etag WAS opened yesterday. No royal speech
was delivered.
COPENHAGEN, Oct. ia statue Of Hing Fred
orick VII, fathor of tho roigning sovereign, was
unveiled to-day in the presence Of the King and
royal family, doputntions from tho principal
cities Of Denmark, q large military forco, and
vast concourso Of spectators. Tho monument is
intended to commemorate tho birth Of freedom
and the revival OF public spirit in Denmark, aud
loye of her citzenB for their brothren in schleH-
1Eir
, 1873-10-08
Another slippery Cashier.

LowE1L Mass, Oct. 7.-John Y. Pierce, Jr.,
Cashier OF the Merchants National Bank, has
boon guilty OF " Irregularities" " according to the
other officers OF the bank to the extent Of $780,
900, Pierce waa also Treasurer Of the Contral
Savings Bank, but that institution is Baid to be
all right. Pierce resigned to-day, and made q
transfer Of his property for tho benefit Of tho
bunk.
, 1873-10-08

a Now York Sporting Yacht Supposed
to IQnvo Como Down In q Storm.
New YonK, Oct. 7.-The yacht Meta, which
started to sail tho entire course Of tho match
raco with the Vision yoHterday, dcBpito tho
storm which turnod her competitor back, had
not returned up to o'clock this evening, and it
ib fearod eho has been lost with all on board.
, 1873-10-08

Specfat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAYLaND, Atioh., Oct. 1.-Two mon named
Gleason and Null had Borious alteration last
evening. Thoy arc plastorers. and Gleason got
a Job that had boen promised to Null. While
Gleason was proceeding with tho work, Null
climbed upon tho scanolding, and quarrel COM
monced, which resulted in G1cason's throwing
plaster in Nulls eyes, pushing him on the stag.
ing, and jumping down upon his breast. Null
tried to use knife, but did not succeed. Null
now lies in very critical condition.
, 1873-10-08

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SAND LAKE, Mich., Oct. IA fro broke out
In tho roof of Stone e. Soeloys lumber-mill, at
this placo, this evening about 8 o'clock, tho
cauBo being unknown, and gained such hend-
destroyed despite Of all efforts. This mill waa
destroyed by fire Inst summer, and was ro-
built soon aftor. The machinery
was all new md it was considered ono of the
largest on tho limo OF the G. r. Il l. Railroad,
having a capacity Of about 10000 feot daily.
The estimnted loss ia S25 900.
, 1873-10-08
Dr. Lord, rotiring President, delivered m adj
droBB md received the Docroo Of Doctor Of LAWS
from tho University.
CASUALTIES.


sptetel Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DErRo1r, Mich., Oct. 7.-At ?. nj. to-day d
wdr1inn naamol Ann Furio aged about 40 years,
VIDA fotlnd dead In q slnall house occupied by her
On Waterman uvonuo. IN springwe1ls, having ap-
pnr6ntly been dead whom found from twenty
aomo misunderstanding, loft hor about two weoks
ago, and slo ssemH to hayo become sick and to
havo boon wholly a1ono. Tho Coroner's jury rc-
turned 4 vordict TINT Hho cnmo to lor death from
exposure, neglect, and want Of proper caro- and
medical Attendance.
, 1873-10-08

tion with the City Of Mo1lu; has been restored,
after IN interruption Of t.reo weeks. Con.
Zepeds, Who was depoaod II the Congress Of
the stste Of Coahuila as dovorl,r Of that State,
is raising military forces a. sehlso and has
ns 1Ssses Congress- @ o coahna IN 5ss ss
Monoiova, recognizes DR.: salas aa Governor,
and It is supposed that Gen. Zepeda ints,ds
using the force which he is organizing to coe!ie
Con Sress to support him or diBporse ita aosslo1
1t Eoucloya.
, 1873-10-08

Sptcfal Dtspaloh 70 The Chicago 7rj6una
.ngaqogE, H. oct; 1.-The first days trotting
about 600 people, The first was 800 race, for
apurso Of 515o, best thseo in five, milo heats.
1yalye horses wezc entered and eleven started.
" Jack took the first hoat time 2:48. Mary
2:5lz. 2:52, and 2;52. BaAhaw WopaIe took tic
1o4rEt.heat time, 2:53.
~, INC scond wah 2:48 raco for purse Of $3.50.
Five h.sos were entered, and al started.
4na1 4rea TO- .ps the first heat time, GAG; Tommy
2:47>a, IA 2:45. Silky b. took tic fourtl,,
aoypher.
Tue not5't Was very light, but the horses
that ssartoa add thoir bost, and horaomen say
tnoy never sa,: "loser racing without any accl-
aY III tho sos ra ''' "3SN '''~@ ~"
, 1873-10-08

sptctal Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DE1rnAs o., Oct. 7.-AB q large gang Of mon
wcro unloading q very heavy foundation stono
to-day from bont, o largo derrick swung around
Ruidor, knocking lin sonsoloas. It is not yot
known to what o4tont he is injured Tho largo
stone Of which tho derrick had hold snapped the
ropes, and now lies on tho bottom Of tho canal.
It will provo troublesome obstruction to re-
move, as 1t weighs over 1000 pounds.
, 1873-10-08
THE SURVIVING M0D0Cs.

HAN TnANolsco, Oct. 7.-The survivors Of
Capt. Jacks tsibo who arc not impriaoned at
AIcatraz will be started for Fort Ruasoll, Wyom-
Ing Territory, about the 10th Of Ootobor: About
twenty wagons have boon sent to Fort Klamath
for tic transportation Of tho prisoners to Fort
Russell,
, 1873-10-08

The Hon. John Lnsv, Evnnsvillc, ind.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. T.--Tho Hon. John
Inv, formerly . Congressman from this {thd
Firat) 1udiana District, diod In tlis city at noon
to-lay, aged II years.
, 1873-10-08

Qhoyonno Indians, noar that place, yesterday.
and drove tho Inliabitants from thoir. homes.
Tho family Of Col. Todd eacapol to Rocky Ford.
Tho hnildfngs on Ills extensive rancho woro do
truYel, and tho stock driYon of. -,
, 1873-10-08
RAlLCAD NEWS.
Connection of IN prn,usuuar ,nd
Fort Way. Itu&lrouds,

Special Nspatoh to - chtsaan - gsr,n,,.
VArRARA1so, 1nd., Octs .-.Th@ I l,at sniEa UNA
driven aat evening ut Al cnuraot ."u; tt. Mns a
nlnsular Railway with tnto % Wayno load, 3 at at
this Roans s-om % 4'aranr y tiyr3 r3mpletos an excel
towns OF Charlotte and DatIr sho nfGPh .
South Bend 1ud, to Chicago So, Troi,a , on ana
monoo running to Chicago ne3 3NInm,av wv eT irhis
road has boon consolidated with nO:, un
4 Lake Michigan Road, which is,nishsd I, si1tv
Mich. 4 gap yet remains betwe& Fint II fnrt, a,,t
Lansing, whioh will soon bo llel. .3ran 1ino n,o
from Lake Huron to Lako Michigai.idII't thnu I'm
exist,
, 1873-10-08
DETROIT.

special Dispatch to The Chtcago 1ribuns.
DETROIT, Oct. 7.-rho Detroit Park bonds
case will bo argued Oh Tuesday noxt, before the
6tato Supreme Court at lansing.
Church hero, las arrived, and will 10 ordained
fila ,SGnIf.
, 1873-10-08
ROUGHLY TREATED,

LITTLE ROCK, Oct. 7.-An old Italian padrono,
with fourteen boys, who arrived horo this morn
ing from Momphis was takon in charge by tho
Italians, his money tAken away from him and
divided between tho children, md llo was order
od to loRYe tho city.
, 1873-10-08

V1oron H., Oct. Tho pubic-school build
ing in this town was destroyed by fro at noon
yastcrday. Loss, s8,n00; insurance, 5000.
, 1873-10-08

Special Diapatoh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
VANwEnT, o., Oct. 7.-To-day, who Howos
Gront London Circus was parading the streets,
Mrs. Horton loft her infant babo In cradlo
cossion. a spark Of fire snapped into tho cradle
and act the clothes on fro, aud burned tho lower
pnrt Of the ohild's body to q crisp. It diod soon
after tho mother returned to tho house.
, 1873-10-08

Special Dispatch to 1hs C1.teago Tribune. -
DEs Mo1NEs H., Oct. 7.-The stato Christian
Convention assembled hero to-day with largo
number Of dologates In attendance. The monl-
berahip In tho State is about 10000. n1r. J. 4.
Cornell was made President. The balance OF
tho daY was employed In completing an organi-
f2ation, With an address by s. i. Poarco In tho
oYenlng. =,
, 1873-10-08
GERMANY,

Bn1la. Oct. 7.-BisAop Reinkens, Of tho Old
Catholic Church, to-day took tho oath Of alle-
gianoo TO the Emperor. Tho customary formula
was used, with :tis exception Of the reservation
Of the frat Allegiance to tue Pope, which was
omitted.
, 1873-10-08

New YonK, Oct. IA fire this morning at
Nos. GIT. 519, aud 521 Vest Nineteenth street.,
occupied by Diel1nat d Funk, as piano-case
makors, and others, damaged their stock and
that Of the others 5000.
, 1873-10-08


Observation-Disclosures Aurora, At THO res!dsnoo Of
tho brdoa sfstor by tho ev. ". q. Hopkins Francis
ohso late Of Dublin. and Margaret jano daughter Of
.Inahun E13yort. nj Dublin.
, 1873-10-08
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK Maf,KE,

Special U7spa9eh 10 tbs Chicago 7F7ba0s.
KANSAS CITr. Oct. 7.-oATTLE-1secctpt *
and animated. with good attendance Of huyp
Prices are frner; through Texas steers, $l.6o
Il as through Texas cowa. 31.65 to $2,l0.
Uoqs--Market steady Ut $3,35d23.bQ.
, 1873-10-08
THE ATLANTIC WRECK,

HA1FA1, Oct. 7.-The divers ut work On the
wreck Of tho steamer Atlantic, at Prospect, 70.
port that several bodies, one that OF a we'll
dressed woman, can DO seen ontangled in tht
trYn1k
, 1873-10-08
WOOSTER UNIVERSITY,

CINCINNATI, Oct. 7.-The nev. Dr.. Archibald
A, E, Taylor was tonight inaugurated President
Of Wooster University, Woobter. Ohio, and made
III inaugural address, on education aud roligiou.
, 1873-10-08

special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MEMPHIS, Oct. IA Jackson (Afies.) special
to the Appeal gives particulars Of the escape Of
the notorious counterfeiter g. L, Levan from
Jail yesterday. Ho was detected in tho forging
business in ioniBiana under the namo Of st.
Cyro. Gov. Powers will offer reward for his
, 1873-10-08

VIENNA, Oct. 7-Of1cial sanitary reports state
that eInce july 16 there havc bcen 5000 caaos Of
rholors in this city, Of which 1880 torninatod
To-day, for the first time in several months,
no nesY cases have been reported.
, 1873-10-08
ERANCE.


PARIS, Oct. 7.-Tle second citing OF the
conrt-martfaf for tho trial OF Marshal Bazalno
began Mt noon to-day. There were few spocta-
tors present, owing to the embarrassing chRrao-
ter Of tho proceedings, which consisted mainly
of tho reading OF documents. It was agreed
between counsel that dopositions Of doad
aud absont witnesses should DO admitted.
The President said measures had been
taken to secure tho attendance Of
tho Witnesses. living in Alsaco and Lorraine.
The clerk resumed tho rendipg OF II. Riyiero's
report, which is q very lengthy document. N.
Rivioro lays great stroBs Oh Dazaine's failure to
move from Metz when notified Of AlaoAtahons
advance, and claims that thero ia proof that tho
former personally received notification on the
23d Of August, The Mnrshal's friends have
hitherto alleged that it was not received until tho
29th, when 1t was too late. The report generally
etigmatizeB as insufficient oil efforts made from
Metz to cooperate with A1acAfahon, and ohargos
Bazaino with purpose1y remaining In the city to
await political events; with endeayoring to
shift the responsibility; with propagating unfa-
vorablo, and withholding favorable news, and
othorwiao spreading encouragement among: tho
besshioged with entering lnto negotiations
making a final effort to break his
lines, which is declared unprecedented in his
tory; with conadiug the date at which he waB
willing to surrender to Rognier, who wasssta
stranger, and at the time in relations with the
enemy. Itpoints to the contradictory dispatches
of the 2Gth Of August, in which Bazaino inform
ed MacMahon that it WAS impossible to break
out.
Pending tho reading OF tho report. tho Court
adjourned until tomorrow.
Gen, GnribalM has arrived in this city.
, 1873-10-08
CRAM vEssEl WRECKED.

Ponr ConnoRsE Ont, Oct. 7.-Tho propeller
Asia, with wheat from Chicago for Montreal,
whilo coming into this harbor last night, struck
arook and sunk. Her cargo wiIl probably provo
d total loss.
, 1873-10-08

DETROIT, Oct. TAT Worthwhile, yesterday,
Benjamin Neal stepped out Of store to calm
some restivo horses. and received kick iu tho
abdomen, from tho of1eots Of which ho expired
In A faM hnnra.
, 1873-10-08

sptcfdi Nsnatch to This CHICAGO Tribune.
DEaho1NEs, Oct. 7.-The Central Iowa State
Fair opened here to-day. Tho display Of cattle
nnti horses Is very hno. Other departments arc
not we'll represented Us yot.,
, 1873-10-08

Suspicion q Foul Plny in FIiuncsotn.
Special Dt.yateh to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Mini, Oct, 7.-Ruders Peterson,
aa.lftaT)ore County farmer, has been missing
e.hce 1.,.sday last. He had $500 on hls person
, 1873-10-08
AFRAID by THE CHEYENNES,

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago 7t5o4ns.
KANsAs CITY, No., Dot. 7.-Newa has boon ro-
ceiyed here by Col. Todd, heavy cattle
daAlar. Of Los Anlaos4 Call. OF raid lX
, 1873-10-08

WILL loaro tho Decot Of tho Northwestern Railway.
Canal and kiaxie.hts.. At day OF ssls aud
after eae Farther information and pAts OF tho
property bo had OF
g, q. TuAYER 4 CO., Roal Eststo Auotinuoers,
1855 East Madison. 1T,
, 1873-10-08
FAIRS.
Gnlcaburg DrivinR-phrlk Aasocintf0n's
. Fair.

Special DfApatch 10 The Chicago tribune.
qALEsnuHa, ILL.,, Oct. 7.-Tlo first naeoting OF
tho aaloBburg Driving-park ;Agsociatlon will bo
hold to-morrow, embracing fair and races. and
extending over four dnys. Popular lloraos have
boen entorod. Tho grounds are carefully and
oxpenalvely laid ont, md Thousands havo boon
expondod In making preparations. The hotels
aro filling tonight.
, 1873-10-08

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct. 7.-Roturns from all
0,a0G III favor Of the single Capital.
, 1873-10-08

3BFHey V1Ey
New YonK, Oct. 7.-hlrB. Mecilia Motzlor, alias
Mcdia, charged with causing the death Of Ida NJ.
Vail, hns made an affidavit that Dr. J. X. CominB,
OF New York City, WAS the poraon guilty OF NAL
practice. A requisition will bo mado on Gov.
Dix for his removal to Jersey City.
, 1873-10-08

HIN OVcr by IN Engine.
Special Dfspatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
DAYTON, o., Oct. 7.-At balf-past this after
noon, Michael III. Bchaotfor, agod 80, was run
ovor by an engino on Fifth street and instantly
ti1tn1
, 1873-10-08

Report of a Carlist Defeat in
the Province of Navarro.
An Unsuccessful 1nsurgellt Sortie
from Cartagena.
Synopsis OF the Indictment Against
Gen. Bazaine.


MADRID, OCT. 7.-Tho insurgents yosaol re-
mains at Cartagena. Tic Government floot,
consisting Of tho frigatos vittoria, Almanasa,
Cormcn, and another, whoac name was not as-
certained passed. tho Gulf OF Almoria yesterday.
MADRID, Oct. IA dispatch WAS received at
tho Ministry Of War to-day FROM Con. Moriones,
announcing grcat victory by his troops over d
largo body OF Carlisss, near .AgnrzuHa, iu M
varre. Many Of tho insurgents wore killed. and
> large number takon prisoners. Gen. NIorionoB
tnyB that tho rout OF tho lnsurrectoniets Ia COM
pote and bis forces aro In close pursuit. OF thom.
MADRID, Oct. IA column ct 2.o0o insurgents
but was driven back with heavy lossos In killed
and wounded. On tho arrival of tho Govern
ment fleet off tho port tho city will be attacked
on all sides simultaneously.
, 1873-10-08

The EnElthh NcfVmdrKct lkhCcas
LONDON, Oct. 7.-The race for tho Czarewitch
stake to-day at Newmarket, was won by Lord
zatland's ;: 9. King L1d, 1 yoAra old. ". 3.
Crawford'a ch. Q. Royal George, 8 years old,
second and Innes' br. Q. Pirate, 8 yoars old,
third. There were thirty-four startora Tho
last betting was S3 to against King Lud, 10 to
against Royal George, and IL to against
Pirate.
The Fall Meeting Mt En1s Oinire. Wis.
Special Dispatch to lha Chicago Tribune.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis.,, Oct 7.-The roault OF tho
first day OF tho fall raceB is as follows. The
weather Was fine, but tho attendance light:
Troting race, best threo in five, for ali horses that
have never beaten 2;45; $l25 to nrst, $50 to Sec
ond, SIS TO- third.
sUMMARY.
e. O. Wostbro0ks Wisconsin Maid......3 3 Z / /
John palmers Jack Stiles. s.........-... I I
J. ". 9Hesa Jenhy hy:,....'..-'.''''.''.. : .
o. i. 3Miths Lady Grey. .
George WyMRn's Gray Jennie. .......... s 4
Tlme-2:68; 1850; $50; 2:594; 2:57.
Hunng race, best two in three, milo heats; $50 to
first; $50 to second; $40 to third.
SUMMARY.
j, II. Dtnke'8 John MorgRn.
J. II. Al!ens Frank Allon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
D. 4. Guety's Dolly Warden. den..".........:.....4 4
Time-1:67; l:584.
In the first heat the rider of Dolly Warden was
thrown from his horse aud aoyoroly bruised.
, 1873-10-08
Tho 1kov. silns Tottor, Of Lexington;

CINCINNATI, Oct. Tho Gaxctte's Lexington
special Bays TINT tho Rev. SilaB Totter OF TINT
city, diod to-day under d surgical operation. He
was in his 10th year, and had boon al Episcopal
minister forty years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-15
Josh Billings.

Kissing-the more n man trie! to
analyze n kiss the more he can't. Any
man who can sit down, tilt his chair
back, place his feet OH the mantle
piece and tell how kiss tastes, has
no more real flavor in his mouth than
n knot hole. The only way TO define
u kiss Is to take one.
Snakes travel on the underside OF
themselves-they so down hill very
easily, because they have nothing to
hold on with.
Any. man who can wear paper col
lar for a whole week. and keep 1t
clean, amt good for anything else.
Love Is like the measles--you can't
have it bad but once, and the later In
life we have 1t the worse 1t goes
with us.
Swine have four legs, with some no.
table exceptions. Some are full In
the face like town clock. They have
been learned some good things. among
others hosting gates from their hinges
aud upsetting garbage barrels. They
can root well, but have bad memory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-15
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.

DEsPEcTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
II candidate for Town Marshal OF Gold Hill
at tho coming election. subject to the decision
of his fellow citizens ap9 tds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-15

HERE Ia how an auctioneer's dialect
is given in "Scrope. or the Lost Ii
brary," In old and new. Half-a.doi-
lar, ar,haliadollarafadollarafadollarafa-
dollarthat's bid now, give moref ye
want it! Half.a-dollar tive-eiShts
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'm bid
will ysu say the dollar standard
work octarvo best edition harf moroc-
ker extry. Three-quarters I'm bid,
three-ouarters will you give me any
more? rhrec-quarters, threequart-
Observation-Disclosures qaawt one
dollar shall | have?'
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rRlyE4ss AND TREIsHrIkc.

On and aftsr Sunday, Dsosnssr I. 1872,
Trains win leave Rsns daily n fol.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TOWN TREASURER.
O, 7. BARBER

DEsPSCTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMsELE !,
Town Treasurer OF Gold Hin ut the coming
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THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY 1, 1878,