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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

GS Mrs. Logan, wife OF Lloyd Logan,
E>q., of Winchester, died in that place on
Tuesday last. after a protracted illness.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

IMpnovEmENTs.-Mr. Esrom Slifer is hav-
ing the house owned by him on West street
weather boarded and otherwise improved.
and Mr. Davaid Howell has had his store
building, on the corner of Main and Charles
streets, renewed by the painters brush
Other and more extensive Improvements we
hope to chronicle shortly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

MORE SNow.-We had another fal! of snow
OF about two or three inches in depth on We'd
nesday night last, and about inch more on
Sunday. The ground hog still lives.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

- When does an intan, evince a taste for
Literary life? When it takes kindly to its
sqnils.
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RALr,Ncnr.SA nRn.y Marc

~ AA - A-SAh W. * ASSs
To DRAWN MuSDAy, MARCH 24TH 1873.
One Cr"nd tai ital Prize. S o. 00n in Gold
ONE PRIZE $4,000 IN SiLvERl
FIVE PRIZES o: 81 nOO EA.H(
FIVE PRIZES of S5OO }GREENBACKS,
TEN PRIZES of SIUO
Two Family Carriages and Matched Horaes with
Silver mounted Harness. worth 500 each. 1--WE
Buggies, ROrses. &c worth soon each. Two Fine.
toned Rosewood Pianos. worth S5On each 4! Ten
Family Sewing Machines, worth S 100 each 1900.
Cold ana Silver Lever Hunting Wat. from
$50 $500 eacn Gold Chains. SiIver-warc,
lew Try. &c. Whole number of ifts 10 QUO
Tickets limited to $4,000,
AGENTS WANTED Sell Tickets to whom
Liberal Premums will be paid
Single 1iekcts S2 Sir Tickets $40; TIC. Ice Tickets
$40; Tt,rnty fre Ticket. SiU.
Circulars containing full list of prizes a descrip.
tion OF the OF drawing. and other in forma-
ton in reference the Distribution will be cent to
any one ordering them. All letters must he ad.
dressed to L D. SINE Box So
Vain ohc", lul w Fifth st Cincinnati, o.
February II. !o73-td.
'g'HE GOOD ENOUGH HORSE SHOE, the best
4 in the world. for SO lie bv
Feb. IS 1873. JAS. LAW. HOO F.
A FULL stock of Fancy Goods always on hs nd.
- Stationery very cheap. W. MASON
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

s. Y. r. K There not being quorum
present. the meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company
was not held las, week, as was expected. -
Another meeting, we understand, will be
called 10 a few DAYS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

RESALE BILLS, Horse Bills, etc, printed
With neatncss and dispatch at the Spirit
Office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

~ Jas. w. Shirley, Esq, will accer. our
thanks for additional doc,l mentary favors.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

THE AMEuIcAN FARMERS ADVOCATE,
published at jackson. Tenn for February. is
before US. 1t is national in its character,
pressing with great "arnestness the claims of
the National Agricultural Congress to the at
tention OF the farmers. The publishers offer
to furnish it with any So paper published in
the country, taking their Fay from the usual
agents commission. Single subscription 81
Clubs of lonr or more 80 cents each
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

Qua CHURcuEs-The censti. of 1870
gives Jefferson 81 churches, 81 edifces. 12,>
700 sittings, and S144 900 value of church
property. The Baptists had church orga>
nizations, 1900 sittings; Episcopal 4, and
2,4O0 sittings; Lutheran 4. and 1850 sit
tings; Methods, o. and 800 sittings; Pres
byterian 5, and 2 400 sittings; Roman Cath
Ollie and $50 sittings
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

o. Me.sr.. GRIFFIN & HOFFMAN, New.n,ner
Adye ftsing Agents. No. South Street, Baltimore,
Nd. duly authorized to for adveftise-
menu at'our io,rest Advertisers in that city
requested 10 leave their fayors with this house
o. McCLELLAND Il co. are our only author.
fzei Agents in Pittsburgh, and from them My will
we receive ittsburgh Advertie ements.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

"ILCOS X GIBBS Sewing Machine Is silent
w simple. rapid. dut able breaks no needles
and rips no stitches. ALWAYS in order. This Ma
chime doubles and twists the threat. sewnga three
unread seam from one SPOOL the nd most
elastic seam in the world when property made =
R5trenees.-Misses Ware. Mrs. Frank G alIahrr nd
Miss Leah O'Rannon. Sold upon as reasonable
". C. SHEERER,
-Harco !, ls'I. Agent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

PAID Up Some weeks ago we had a rara>
graph, from one of the Charlie ton papers,
stating that Sheriff Pottcrfeld of this con nty
SIS, 200 amount of deficiency in his returns
to the State. 1t will be gratifying to his
friends to know that he has placed that
amount in one of the Banks of this place to
liguida.e that indebtedness. - Free Press.
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FOR SALE.

4 40. Fifteen horss P..wer Portnhi, st..n IN.
u CINE. IN effect n der. with ne~ Saw Mill Al.
tach"d. "fiseH SepaIHte ar i'kth. N-U
j." u IST3. wEIUICK n WELLER.
FUs re"ttv.'. smother lot Of Michigon Tine Cot
HaisEs.
JInLINsa-E.reieptv toIin.. for ..i. bv
f.ARViN'. tIIXlk OF Tar 81 ssTT-F', = y
W FEB. &, 1878. GEO. T. LIGHT
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'E'flc Maryland
LzFE ASSURANCE OMPANY
OF BALTIMORE.
ORGANIZED 1905.
ASSETS OVER s6oo,ooo.
Paid Up Gunrante. Capital 500. COO, De.
posted with the Treasurer oil the
State Gf MarIl land.

rENHiS well "stahlish"d Maryland Cnmranv grants
j In'urHnc" up"n Lives upor all the ul"-t ap.
proved P'""s. "nd at the L"~est rates Consistent
with uuG"uhtcd Arcnritv.
" All PoliciCs parlcirs,c in Profits.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

WEST VIRGINIA Association SCHEMES.
The Martinshnrs .S'r'rxaann dom object
t. the proposed annexa'ion of tho Valley to
West Vir-in:a. 1t would make UT contcm>
p"rsry "ieel more homc>Iike " We <horld
like t" make bargain with the .Stnfe*o'nu
and the rest of tkc dominant PARTY. Our
proposition ia that il they will allow til. Pam
Handle to he transferred 10 Pennsylvania, for
a satisfactory consideration. tEre Pan Handle
pr"n'c will raise u" objection +" the annexation
"f The Valley of Virginia. or Tor that ,natter
Of the while of In" Ancient Dominion, to
West Virginia Uh"~I;"9 Lic2iyenccr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

E1 The llayerstown Ne~s is "reliahly in
formed that Mr. Sycs.es has not been en-
gagged in the defence cf Capt. Go CHAINS
hers" and the Martinsburg Era announces
that the Hon. C. J. Faulkner has been re-
tanned with Mr.. Travers as counsel for the
accnsed
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

DECEASED Col Milton McGee. long a
resident and prominent citizen Of Kansas
died in that State recently. Mr.. McGee will
be remembered by many of our citizens as
having been in this town at the outbreak of
the John Brown raid, and his familiar details
as to old "OIsawattomie," with whom he had
80 many perilous encounters during the
able intelligence and courage, and highly es
teemed for the generous impulses Of his
nature.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04
GEORGE P. THOMAS, President.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In Mc C"c"a C""rf nj Ll:r~o" County,
State IF W"~ Try"m:
FRAMES c TRCssELL and 9th
ers. PIA:nr.Gs.
Nyainat SIS CH.scrny
LUCY c. TRUssELL aud others.
Defend nts.
tErtr"r' J;'oo, D'crec, Nor. 1911 1927
z HE Court doth Judge. order. and decree, that
tnis c"use be r.t"r'-,ttUn Master uissiuncr
OF this Court. with 'uctiume
First. To .tat" sud s"uI ia" account Of Plaintiff
ms AdmnlstrstTI1 vi the state ui ThUI"nsC True
cell
secondly. T" convene sire CO editors Of psin Thom-
as Trussc!I pr.v tn ir rIsin- psIo rs-
tate. aud report 'h"nm"uni thereof, ant n"tice by
publication for "TC" n w"' k. fn5 sUrCrspivs
weeks in n-w-p"P"r published in j. 'un-
~. shall b" % ivnhHt Ierr"tAi =. vice tho
parties. and s" report the and a muaI vaI-
uc OF I'll" lana in the BI .rpti"n'd aud
Thirdly TO tax" te-'in,nnv q the fleet Of
ga lc OF - id lam upon til. interests III irfHrta
other rHrties il tcT"E''" be IL ken ip th.
enCe oil the Gu" d"n nd Hi'U,. upnn intert"esto-
rieH agreed !" by hin: and msk" r'p"r, in,uro
t-rI: "i thi' Court. with Uthe- d-.mrd
pertinent ny h'rnseIfor required by the parties 10
be stated.
A Copv-TeVte
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TO THE LADIES.

AVfSG accepted the Agency for the Rutter.
4 L lex Co.'S Patterns for this rtion of The
county shal keep a genera! assortn O n IA nd
at New York prices. Send and get a Catalogue
March 1. 1873. " G. SHERIFF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

ES The question of giving the counties
of Ohio, Brooke, Hancock and Marshal to-
Pennsylvania; Accomac and Northampton to
Maryland and annexing Washington, AL,
leyhany and Garrett of Western MARYLAND
together with the valley counties of Virginia
to Wet Virginia. is being discussed by some
of the newspapers Of the two Virginias.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

Ey Sale Notes for sale at this Office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

JetErr-"n County trw;t:
n rules Ac1d )" The |ze,h'. office of he
C.rr"" Cart IF .I.6',rson C"v";y, d" tie SRI
I0y IF F.LrUyyy. 1878:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

Tue LENTEN SEASON. Wednesday last
commenced the Lenten season of fasting and
pr"yer--i' being Ash Wednesday, which will
last forty days. or until Easter Sunday, which
will fall this year upon April 9Th. Ser, ices
appropriate to the day were held in the Epis
cnpal church Of this place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

County, IrEMs.-From the Shepherdstown
Register of Saturday we clip the following
items:
DIR. Andrews, of the Episcopal Church
of this town, has declared free pews" and
the envelope system
Welcome Iistor.-Major Blunt, paymas>
ter OF the Potomac Cement Works. arrived in
town last week and paid off the hands who
were engaged at work. Several months wages
were due them, and upwards of three thous>
and dollars were paid out.
Inflammation Embellishments Robert
Stribling, Company G., 2ud Regt., s G.
Rifles, Jenkins Brigade, Pickttt's Division,
Longstreet's Corps. was left sick at Gross
Roads between Shepherdstown and Bunker
Hill, at the alling back of Gen. Lees army.
after the Antietam battle. and it is supposed
died Anv information concerning the
whereabouts of the body will be thankfully
received at this Office.
Fntni Acri1em We regret to learn that
Mr. John W Embrey, native of CuIpeper
County, Va, and brakeman on the freight
cars of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, fell
from the cars. in Kingwood Tunnel. on Non
day morning last and was Instantly killed -
Mr. Embrey resided in this town, several
years. pIeSlous 10 engaging upon tUe tIalirOaG.
and was known as "Culpeper," and was an
industrious, honest, and quiet Young man,
and his untmely death is much regretted
His aga was about 25 years.
THE REVIVAL IN WINonEsTER.-Th
Revival of religion at the Braddock street
Methodist Episcopal c!,u, CHI still continues
Up to Tuesday las. there had been 1913 cons
versions, with Is penitents at the altar We
understand that Rev. DIR. Rosser says that il
necessary. he will remain with dur people
It'll the ''summer winds fan his cheeks"-
There seems to be no abatement in the
interest of our people in these meetings,
and the church is nightly crowded W 'th atten-
tive listeners. We understand. however, from
the Charlestown papers, that DIR. lsosser has
consented to pay that town visit in May
next
On Wednesday night. DR.. Rosser preached
a sermon especially to the convert. of the
great revival. Numbering some three hun
dred aud fifty. the newly converted filled M
the two centre blocks of pews presenting the
most beautiful and impressive scene ever wit
messed by the oldest members of the church.
In the course of the sermon, the venerable
Doctor spoke very afectivelv to the new
Christians, giving them the best possible ad-
vice in the new life upon which they have
entered
a the close of the sermon number of
young men. for the first time, went forward
to the altar Winchester Ne,cx
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

SHEN. RIVER NAvIGArroN Co.-The
stockholders of the abnve named Cos pany
met in Chares,own Tuesday last, and after
paying in 10 per cent of the capital stock.
organized by the election of the following
Board of Directors: Logan O>hurn, Edward
Tearney. G. II. Turner, Jno. Cockrell,
'Jere Harris, Nathaniel Conrad and Henry
W. Castleman. The Board then elected Che
following officers Logan OSburn, President;
'Jno. G. Cockrell, Secretary and Geo. Fl
Turner, Treasurer. The Company will at
once proceed to remove Instructions, repair
locks, &C., SO as t" afford free navigation Of
the Shenandoah river from the Clarke line to
the Potomac
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o0py- nostRr T. BROWN. cIe,k.

Notice IL hereby given 1" tho shove paths. md
I" the creditors " Tn"mn- T.Us.clI. d"rc,s'd,
tina, ~riI PROF. I'd ".1."nt" the rrvisnn. ot rho
Sbov- Decree. INV fhr~ in CnarIcst"~n on
Thursday, NIu ch 10 n. 1913.
GEO. T. KEARSLEY.
C"uIIni,si"ner il Chaucery.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

JEFF. Go. INDUSTRIAL Society the
regular meeting of this Society, on Friday
night last, Mr.. Green, from the sub>commit
tee on Car Factory, who in company with
Maj. Geo. W. T. Kearsley had visited the car
works at Mt. Glare, near Baltimore, and at
York, Pa, stated that the sub committee had
mot as yet gotten their report in shape for
submission to the Society. but would be pre-
pared to present it through the Car Factory
Committee at the next regular meeting The
Chairman. DR.. j. " Simmons. thereu pom
suggested that there be full attendance of
members, and of our citizens generally, who
feel an interest in this important enterprise,
at that meeting.
The term of the old officers of che Society
having expired. an election for the ensuing
term was then held, with the following result ::
President, g W. T. KearsIey; Vice Pres,
ident. E. NJ Lakeland; Secretary, Geo. W.
;Haines Treasurer, David Howell
The debate being next in order. the ques.
ton "Ought the Town Council of Charles
town to issue Corporation Bonds aud apply
the proceeds to the erection of Market
House Z" was taken up and discussed by
.Messrs. Joseph 'Trapnell and D. Fl. Cockr,l
In the affirmative. NO one appearing in tho
negative, after which farther discussion was
postponed to some future meeting.
AT the next regular meeting, on Friday
evening next. at O'Clock, the following ques
'tion will be discussed
"Would the public interests be promoted
by lesyins heavy State tax 90 dogs 2"
Dipnt"nfs.-W +. Trundlc. b. c. WASH
inston and NJ. Tmberake, in the aft run
ative; and &. P. Chew, f. j. Williams and
Joseph Trapnell. in the negative
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

'"y ~ %'"""'I, 700:
r. e GILMER and v'rgini. "
d;iin'sr his ~ire. NAVpi- 4 EngIe.
Eliza J. EnPle and Sarah T.
Epgie. Plaintiff.
Against
MARtARET wALPER. TFP. Ann J. r.
Stipp, JsrrcS snyder amd jane 80
SNYDER his wife, and T. u Pot
terf-lJ. Sheriff srd surh Adj
InInisIraIor with the viii
neIed # EIizsbrIh Gomez ys. de
ceased, Defendant.
THE object Of tbi. suit {, obtain partition Of
the re.ity which Phineas Narsn.n devised to
Enznbeth C"rnegV' Tor life. rrn,sin"erto her heirs
among th"se emitted, md .uch be
made in kind. then to obtain q decree tor Sale
cOrdinE tp law.
it appearing si I"vit in this suit. thst the de-
PENDANT Mrs. AnU sr.pp is resident nj this
State abe il hereby required apnenr here within
month after dsie 81 the 6'st publication Of
thu. orher nd do what IL Hercs-av 10 protect her
nterests in this II i further nrde,ed th.t
copy Of this order h~ pUh'iShed = week tor
fou' suc"essive w"rks m nswspsper publr.b-d
in the County ri J'f-T'or. ard ls be pnste.i The
front i'por nf the T"Ur' House ~ the lid COUNTY
at least tweent' daEs he fore decree il rendered
RGaERf T. BROWN, Clerk.
Brooke Lucss. . a.
February II 1873 ST
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

SAD OccAsIoN.-The funeral of Mrs.
Rachel Lock, on Sabbath afternoon last was
one of the saddest occasions which we have
been called upon to witness for some time
95ut little over week ago, and the aged
'matron attended the last sad rites over de-
parted daughter. Cad to-day taother and
daughter sleep side by side under the clods of
che valley. This saIu.ed mother in Israel, on
the occasion of the death of her daughter.
ANNOUNCED that she would not remain long
behind her. and her prophecy has teen all too
quickly fulfilled. Fannie +. Lock died on
Wednesday evening, February 18th, and on
Saturday morning last 'rs:e spirit IF the aged
mother took its flight to join hers on the
celestial shore. 1t is indeed sad thus to wit
ness this sudden breaking up of loved
family circle, but the numerous friends and
kindred of the departed are comfur,ed BY the
assurance that es they lived So they died in
'she service Of their Heavenly Master May
He who tempereth the winds to the s!,"rn
lambs comfort and cheer the bereaved in this
sad aft lction.
The BALTIMORE CONFERENCES, NJ F.
Church South. will meet in Baltimore to-
morrow. The Rev. ~. A Wade, preacher
IN charge Of Jefferson Circuit has =, far as
we are able to judge given universal satisfies
ton, and will Doubtless be returned to Charles
town again. Mr.. W if MT prepared to re
port any extraordinary increase in the re,
ligioas work of his circuit, will probably be
lad a.
tatiou of the Divine Spirit during the Confer
'ence year. and can report as in the possession
of the Methodists OF Charlestown one of the
finest church edfces in the Valley.
The Baltimore Conference, NJ T. Church.
meets in Hagerstown the same day as the
.ahnre
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

yS7II.I. be cold at the late residence OF Walter
w Shirley. deresse1. on
THCRSDA MARCN rh, 1878.
At 10 O'Clock. A. III the entire Personal Property
oil the deceascd consstir of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16
How Money AccumuIates.

Some one has been calculating the
wealth of rich men OF New York.
william B. Aston l., said to be worth
zone hundred million dollars now.
This. ut seven per cent. paid SEMI
annually aud re-loaneu. IN ten years
aud one month will amount to two
hundred million dollars; Ia twenty
years and two months. to four
hundred million dollars; In thirty
years aud three months. to eight hun
dred million dollars; In forty years
and four months. to one billion six
hundred million dollars; Ia iity years
and five months. to three billion two
hundred million dollars; In sixty years
aud six months. to six billion -four hun
dred million dollars; In seventy years
aud seven months, to twelve billion
eigh, hundred million dollars; aud II
VIZ carry 1t ten yenrs farther it will
amount to twenty-five billion ak hum
dred million dollars, four billion six
hundred million more than the whole
assessed value of the property Of the
United States ht tile present time. No
person will doubt that we have III the
United States one hundred men who
are worth twenty million dollars each,
and 10 one will doubt that their III
comes will average seven per cent.
above their expenses.
Two billion dollars Mt seven per
per cent. paid seml-a. nually and re-
ionned-and no money lies Idle; 1t Is
always rcloaued rs Dor rs got, and
goes to gathering up interest-will
double Itself In ten years aud one
month, four billion dollars; In twenty
years aud two months, eight billion
dollars; in thirty years aud three
months, sixteen billion dollars; In
forty years aud tour months, thirty
two billion dollars-eleven billions
more than the whole assessed value
of the United States. and more than
the whole nation will be worth at that
time. Fifty years will mako the
amount OF wealth Of these one hun
dred men. sixty-four billion dollars
more than three times the value Of the
whole property Of the United States
mt the present time. Comment on
these figures Ia unnecessary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16
nal. Marc, oss.

The usual amount of prospecting Ii
being done on the lower levels. with
no developments Of value sInce our
last report. Daily yield 80 toG5 OF ore
from the old upper workings.
Senater.
Hosting the water from the shalt
preparatory to resunins sinking i ma
king rapid progress. Sinking will be
resumed rs soon as the water Is
drained.
Yeiiow Jacket.
Crosscutting aud prospecting tho
lower levels rs usual, with no change
or Developments OF value to record.
Jacob Little.
Still drifting OIL the ore body found
In the east cross-cut from the main
west tunnel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16

Prospecting the lower levels con-
tlnus,, without change Of interest to
report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16
WESTERN DISPATCHES
tsrEcrAL TO THE JOLT HILL DAILY Srws.l
FROM SAN
Small Pox-Pntai F"1t-Pelittcai-
Gold aud Greenbacks.

SAN FnANcIsco. August l8-2 T. NJ
A Chlnaman who died from small
pox. wa, taken BY some Of his coun
trynen In a large basket and deposit
ed OIL Pacific street wharf. 1t was dis.
covered this morning and the remains
hurried away. .
A child, sever years Of age. the
daughter Of Mrs. Darlington, fell from
the third story window Of a house on
Filbcrt street and received fatal lnju-
ries.
The Conference Committee Of the
Democratic Legislative and Municipal
Conventions met at noon totlay.
Gold, ll5Sll61s greenbncks, SIG
sly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-16

WE yesterday saw a couple Of pieces
Of ore from the new mines north Of
Elko. One piece. q small, yellow,
half decomposed sample. was said to
be worth seventeen thousand dollars
per ton. Perhaps so, but II money
goes that tho figures are entirely too
high.-EWekG Scntiae!. Aug. 1871.