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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON


No. s2s It'll street, between o aud u.
Ss E5T s "a Ifa soyAH Ipf syP
souIHEAsT: At AyCIi0N.
june 5, So s., and duly SseSTssd IN ISsi
ys:S. Sss = s5 q q 81
cause ,lS, hauisy .abstisutinS sle under
cssssS vii :e pulls .actio 1s frsss the he
grsmise,; % the highest bidder, on VkDn EsDAT,
q SEssx esI mart & & ss IA I
and running thence east 20 feet thcnce scth 5 ieet
inches, thence west IS feet, and th.nce north ioe
feet inches to the beginning. -.
and sspsp:s q s.s in essh Ss.sce In i no:lhs, to
II q x e %s shs T..
days after sale the Trustss reserves the pssht to
the Il ss r. on and e e S
Convey ancing at purchaser's cost.
isso.a. V l. i 1. %apEilk Ers ssss:
~ THE AgoyEsALE Is POSTPONED Until!
place GEO. W. STICK SET, Trussee.
i,sd3ds B. n. WKRNER, Auct.
llY DUNOANsoN, BOWLING q CO., Aucts.,
- Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets northw est
AnMINIsTRAToRs SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
f66hkfs sT.HkE CnSNhrhriNEED0 pI IL No. GIL
a On WEDNESDAY MORNING, J.ly 18th,
- public auction, ali oftho household furniture
~ tcontained in House 6i7 Louisi.ns avenue.
between 9th and 18th streets northwest, and
IL. @. Parlor Suites, Chairs.
Tables Bedsteads, Mattresses,
Feathers, Blankets, Sheets, Comforts,
Looking Glasses, Mattings, Crookery,
Carpets, Cock and other Stove, Glassware,
with numerous other articles.
House for sale, enquire % the suctioneArs
JOHN II. HUNT, Administrator
jyll-d DUNCbNSON, BOWLING CO., Aucts
@THE ABOVE SAIE Is UNAVOIDABLE
POSTPONED until FRIDAY, 18Th July, ISIS,
JOHN HUNT, Administrator
DUNCANSON, BOWLING co,
JyI5 lRep] Auctioneers.
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CFRqiI Shss4sS1ESg. e -: ls. :. :.s;
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llY b. ii. wARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneers
Ne. 129 7th street, between U and II streets.

u Y b. ii. WARMER,
ID ,.o =, Real Rstate Broker and Auctioneers,
No. 7SS 7th street, between and II streets.
cHhECERY SALE 9FATwo; STORY BRICK
TANNING SIX ROOMS, No. 43s, ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF STREET. BETWEEN
aTH ANp aTH STREETS, NORTHWEST, AT
- BY virtue Of q decree passed on the 18th day
La OF june, lS3, in the Supreme Court Of the Dis
docket IL. the undersigned Will, on the 24TH DAY
OF JUNE, 1873, az O'Clock p. m, offer for sale the
following described real estate, situated in the city
r. Kibbey subdivision OF original lot g. in So usre
No. SIS, fronting "a feet street northwest by
Terms II sale: One hundred dollars down on day
Of salei third cash within ten DAYS; balance in
six and twelve months, with interest at eight per
cent per annum, secured by deed Of trust upon the
and cost Of the def.ultipg purchaser. All convey
SAMUEL A. RhPP, Trustees.
jls ~ B. Il. wARNfR, Auct
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June goth,
1873, sam hour and Place ruoN,a
je2i-d d. ii. wABNER, Auct.
rS-THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE PRO-
PLRTY having failed to comply with the terms
Of sale, the said properly will be resold on SATU R
July ~ s IL front Is e Of t6s Pre- Fl
purchaser. SIDNEY T, TH0MAS,| Trustees
SAMUEL A. BAPPn
HVTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July Gath, ISIS, same
nun SIDNEY I. THoMAs,l r,.,...
SAMUEL A RAPP,
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THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF
Il THE 18Th CENTURY.
Dr. o. D. Hove's Arabian Milk Cure,
ron CONSUMPTION.
Cures ordinary Coughs and Colds In . few hours,
like magic; also,
DR.. Q. D. Howe's Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier,
Which is purely vegetable, elesnses the system %
all impurities, builds II right square up, and makes
For General Debility" "Lost VITALITY and
broken down constitutions.
al ChalIsngs tk Niasfeesfk Ces,pvy"
To Ind its equal.
Every bottle IL worth its weight IN gold.
Price Sl per bottle; or six bottles for Ss.
Sold wholesale and retail by
CHAs. sToTT Co., ts0 Pennsylvania avenue,
2. D; GsLn.s, sat Pennsylv.ni. avenue.
W. G. DucKKTT, corner Penn. ave. and I'D Il.
J. p. MuBUHS Co., near Treasury Depsrtmeuf.
A. DAVIS Co., 18th and streets
j y. MAJoR, 7th and II street,.
j. III. STONE, 9Th and streets.
ID. b. CLARKE d Co., ~ streef and Peuna. ave
j. b. yoNKs, I'D and Streets theast.
TABKR a Co, ssS 7th street southeast,
y. d. BOWLING, ~ and streets southwest.
A j ecHITHrrr, North Capitol and II sfres<s
p.P. HeILINs, sol Penny fusnia ave. and q Z
w r. eTopR, corner nh and o s>rcses
WuFRxp McLkos. 0eoreetown. apxl
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AUCTION SALES.

IS Asstisn.1l. I'd E. i t:,.,. BrSr
Southwest ''F1 s,.l one. Gais s.ssa' AID ' "
ITxHTTkTtkSIh sIkEkt ASH SSssaSaU-
On ssffkbbk5YA FAST At RSsSSSoSSLo ~, ~
: y = :ss .1s s s CO I6i a az:
Term, Of sale: oneth.rd essh; s.l.oce 10 SIX and
cf on ss SSsy % Term: e e
be com piled with within ave Gays. Convey sIci1s
ss fsss i''f & sG-P Sl iRi ( Ale sss,
b soSshssss corner 81 and S :. SS na.ssss.
SALE 0E Bah rIxTgsls. HKAisss, ruR.
L9gIFs,IANA AVENUE koRTHwEsr, AT
a. on SATURDAY MORNING, July lsth.
sSmm.noing al 10 o,cloek. ne win sell the
Tables. warSrsSss. n stresses, &c, sc.
Bar Counter. pic AnsS, Heaters,
Glassware, croekery, &C., &C.
iyls DUNcANsoS, BOWLING 4 Co, Aue,s.
RY LATIMER CLEAHI
Star Once buildings. -'' '- 49,
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE MATERIALS OF
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
IN, iai sns auly recorded in Iiber No. ssS. fSiS
81, one Of the land records for WASHINGTON county
IN the District Of Columbia, I will sell, n public
auction, On MONDAY, July 18th, ISIS, at O'Clock
M, on the promises, the following srtcies,
tanned IN the second story & No. $50 Pennsytvanis
avenue, known a. Coombs' Hall, over the Chesa-
peske Restsursnt-One six horse Engine and Boil
er, two Gordon Job Presses, TAYLOR Press CYL
Under one Adams Book Press, i've Impcs ns Stones
one Font Brewer 900 pounds), one Font Long
Primer taO pounds), one Font Small Pics 800
pounds one Font Plea 80 pounds), lSs Gases upper
ard lowerl fifteen Fonts Large job Type, seven
FONTS Scrip, three Fonts Wood Type, three eahHe;s
Job Type, containing hftv f1ve fonts Small Fancy
job Type; twenty FONTS Miscellaneous Type, tssen
~ nouhle and Single Stands, one Proof Press, aud
one Gage Paper Cutter.
Terms mssle known at time Of sale.
The property will be sold separately OF as q whole
Parties purchasing rent the premises PARTIES
desiring "a purchase private sa can do 50 AZ any
time before day Of sale by APPLYING IN the promises
iSO-dts LATiMER Ci,EARY, ASc,s.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED nntIl
WEDNESDAY. July 10th, same hour and place.
By order Of trustee.
Jy7-eo LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts
nS-THE ABOVE SALE rs FURTHER POST.
poned until WEDNESDAY, July asa, same hour
and place. By order Of TrrStee.
Iyl6 LATIMERN CLEARY, Aucts
IlY LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Peuusylvsnia avenue AID 18th
street. Star Offica Ruilding
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- 1901 ID street northwest, corner Of 10Th ct.
oHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPER.
TY ON 1IH STREET. BETWEEN n AND y
STREETS, NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF a decree passed by the Supreme
Eas COURT Of the District OF Columbia, in equity
6assuse No. 2, lss, docket No. Do, will eel, q
public auction, in front Of the premises, on MON
DAY, July 21st, A. ID. 1873, At O'Clock p. m, the
middle twenty () feet front BY the depth thereof OF
be, No in Square No. a. in sheoisI Of Washing
This property has trent Of 70 feet is lls feet in
Building.
Terms: One-third cash; and the balance at six and
twelve months, for which the notes Of the purchaser
bearing interest from the day Of SALE secured the
satisfaction Of the trustee Will be taken and lien
retained the property sold. All convey ancing Of
the expense Of the purchaser.
WM.F MATTINGLY, Trustee.
D1o-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEW rwosToKY
MANsARD ROOF AND BASEMENT BRICK
DMELLINGS ON 1 STREET NORTH, BE-
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND STREETS
EAST, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue of aided Of trust, dated May 18th,
A. D., 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No. 7lg,
a folio SO, one of the land ecords for W ashingtn
county, Dstr ct Of Columbia, will sell at public
auction in front OF the premises, on SATURDAY,
and Ill, in Gibert's subdivision Of square 6I5 i'm
proved by two new twO-story Mansard roof and
basement brick dwellings.
Terms will be stated at sale. 500 down on day OF
sale. All conyeyancing at cost Of purchaser.
Je25-d LATiMER i CiEARY, RGcts.
ns-THE ABoyEsAkE is POSTPONED until
"WEDNESDAY, July 10Th, 1873; same hour aud
place. b. II. WARNER, Trustee,
Jy5-d&ds LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts.
ETHE ABOyE sALE Is POSTPONED n ntil
MONDAY, July 2sth, 1873, same hour and pl.ce.
Il. II. WARNER, Trustee
Jyl6-d&ds LATIMER CLEARv, Au-ts.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
II OF COLIJMBIA.

TAe lsih day 0 June, 1873.
SARAH Il. DALTON vs.. GARDNER II. DALTON. No.
$3.50, Equity Docket IL.
On motion e the plaintiff. BY r. 3 , p,ayis,
ant, Gardner Il. Dahon, cause his appearances TO be
entered herein or before the first rule-day oc-
curing forty days after this day; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with As n case Of deanlt
~ TINE ,ns Cont: AMMIns Gi Justice &c.
jlsw ,6w ByL p WILLIAMS, ASST CLERK.
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RRIpsL AND IgsRnAL wnsAIHs; BOZ ~
sssss s 3. .ss%ss n :H g. 3 "a
street, near In northwest Differences = eu; fr.s-
cent Grant Mrs. Admiral Goldsboroueh, W. ~.
erAI AIKEN. yenss-1
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" ID. ii. WhkNkh,
ID Real Estate Broker and Anctioreer
No. 1873 9TH street, between q aud Il sts
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NOTICE or RIMovAL.

NV1lOk VI kBAUVAL.
CARO- bess leave 20 inform his cussonsrs snd
iss sSe % So Ii e, E
NUE., under the NstionA Hotel. whsrs -
vi , kssR ? nne sioet Of GOLD ana 9Ity5K
and DIAMONDS, which b. viii sell q greet bar
game. Solid u karsi Gold wssshss, from en ~
trouble TO show eoods. Wstchss and JsvslFy neatly
repaired. Remainder the nans and number. y,
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NOTICE-ThAt 4. 8. justin, 6l9 street, BE-.
tween 9Th and 7th streets northwest, sells Gus
SECOND. HAND CLOTHING
Ct less than half the cost Of ready made new ones.
BLK DRESSES specially. feIS-1y
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-12-12
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, December 8, 1873.

NEW YORK. December s, 1873.
NEW YORK Cottoa--155S@15%c Bzour-Good
s.35. W7eat-No. 2 Chicago, $1;4s@1 .4sh Iowa
Spring, 1.456D1 so; No. 2 Milwaukee Spring,
$1.52@1 50. Rye-Western, $1.oO@1.10. BarIey-
ern, 55H956c. PorE@New mess s15.OO@15.s5.
Lard - 8@S%c. WooE-Common to extra, $50
5Sc. Bee0es~ Sc. .5O012 so. HogS-Live, $4.75@
4.s7h. Steep-Live 81. 5O06.5O.
CH1oAeo-Beeges Choice, $4.s505.25; good,
$3.OOa4OO stock cattle, $2.500325. Hogs.Liye
$4.2504.60. iSheep-Good to choice, $3.6A04.0O.
Buter, yellow s6asoe MggsoFresh y s ss0
7H971c Eom3white winter extra, $4,000
925; Spring extra, $475@700. Whedt-Spring
No. 2, $f.O9R R01.1O. oorn-No. 2, 49a491sc. oats
No. 2 81 $I44a146 .445a146 WooITub washed, 4oa Soc;
fleece, washed, 36G43c fleece, unwashed, 24g3O;
pulled, 35G39c.
CrNc1NNATI-Fzour .9O@71o. WheqE$1. @
@1.45. Corn-5O051c. Rye-87@8Sc. 0ats-S5@
Lard-74@7hc.
ST.. LOUIS Cattle-Fair to Choice, $3.50a400.
Hogs--Iive, $39Oa4.25. FtougXX Fall, $500
6 rs. Whedt-No.2 Red Fall, $3.50 1:57. Corn
No 4o@49e , 0ats1No s. No s7ea7S%cti S%dstMess Rysg
$1sooa 1880. Lard-7A o7hc.
MrLwAUKEE-Fyo Fyowr-spring Xxx, $5.7oa6;25;
Wheat-Spring, No. 1, $1.1101.11A No. 2, $Ie9
0110 C0rn-No. 2, 51Q511ac. Odts-No. Z,
3403t1kc. Rye-No. 1, T4075c BaStey-No 2,
81 .3501.36.
CLEVELAND Wheat-No. 1 Red, $151I1.52;
No Red, $1.39a1.4o. Cor'-6OGo1c. O0t-No.
/, 43044c.
DErRorr.-Wz Wzeat-Extra, s1.4a1.55 Corn
56d57c. O0tS-39d 39Hc.
TOLEDO Wheat-Amber Mich, $1.4311 A;
No. 2 Red, $1.aS91.39 Corn--Mixed, 54G55c.
OatS-40g41c.
BurrAIo.-Beeges s4gsa5ss M ;. Hogs Live
$4 45O04.80 Sseep-Live, $3.7514.75.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-12-12
CURRENT ITEMS.
RULED paper-the French press.
L. ],

RULED paper-the French press.
THE oxidized buckle mania is sub
siding.
THE happiest women, like the hap
piest nations, have no history.
New advice to the unemployed
"Young man, Key West."-N. Y. Com.
Ado.
THE bottom of a well must be a
shocking bad place, for even truth is said
to lie there.
WHEN man gets fearfully shot in Pi-
oche, CAL, it is termed close punctuation
of anatomy.
THE habit of lying in bed too long is
bad, but the habit of lying out OF bed is
great deal worse.
ANTS on lawns have been checked by
using -four of sulphur, where boiling wa
ter cannot be used.
A BARREL of oil is considered good
trade for bushel of potatoes IN some
parts of the oil regions
The best sauce in the world is hunger,
and as that is never wanting 10 Tue pool'
they always eat with relish.
THE wheel of fortune turns swifter than
a mill-wheel, and they who were yester-
day at the top are today at the bottom.
TT was nothing lofty or mysterious that
impelIed A. Hamilton to suicide at wy
oming, Iowa. He only had the dys-
pepsia.
THE Grand Master of New Jersey Ma
sons recently decided that the use OF pos
tai cards and unsealed circulars Tor the
purpose of communicating Masonic IN
formation through the mails is IN Masonic
and must be discontinued.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-12-12
at Madrid made it known in Washington as

at Madrid made it known in Washington as 6
fact.
The Hon. John G.. Underwood, United
States District Judge for the District of Vir
ginia, died suddenly of apoplexy, at his res.
idence in Washington, on the night of the 7th
According to the annual reports of the
State officers of Wisconsin, just published, the
balance in the State Treasury belonging to the
several funds ON the 30th of Sep
tember, 1872, was s239, 1o9; on the
3Oth September, 1878, $215,644. The
receipts into and disbursements from the
treasury, including the balance in the general
fund, trust and other funds during the past
year, were: Receipts, $1,774, ,55S; adding bal
ances, S2,O13,667. Disbursements, 81, ,O23
leaving a balance September 80, 1878, of
S215,644. The total State tax for the year was
$671, ,512. There is still $4,000 of war bonds
outstanding. The total debt of the State is
SO, ,252, ,O57.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-12-12

DoDGEvILLE WISCONSIN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER r. 1873.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-12-12

As consequence of the panic the price
of yellow seal Johannisberger, which is
sold "only to crowned heads and Ameri
cans,' has fallen to SIS bottle. This
will be grateful news to many of our un
fortunate bankers and brokers whose sus
pension forces them to economize even in
the necessaries of life.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-12-12

Chinese labor in Louisiana has not
proved successful. Most of the coolies, it
is said, soon become worthless and dan,
gerous. In several instances they attempt
ed to murder overseers, and planter in
Terrebonne parish had to kill one China
man and wound another in selfdefense.
The only planter who got along with them
was one who treated them roughly and
made them afraid of him. Most of the
Chinese have drifted out of the State.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-12-12
Report of Secretary Richardson.

*Members of the last Congress.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-12-12

Republicans, in Roman. -. ..................4 40
Democrats, in Italics 10
Liberal Republicans in SMALL CAPS. ............ 5
Contested. Observation-Disclosures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-28

BLOOD. ScALps AND HAm--when N. +
Waller, the well known and very popular Gold
Hill clothier, reads tho defiant and Ingenious
mauifes,oes Of other dealers threatening to sell
clo,hin. at less than cost, or saying that their
siock + the best In the country, he merely
allowsa Charitable smile TO suffase his genial
ronn,enance like a gentle zephyr ripping the
calm surface OF LAX Tahoe. He twiris his
manly uflstache and remarks: THAT'S not
hnsiness. Let gentlemen come and trade with
mo and when they see that they can buy sape-
rior Goods at less price and 20 home every way
hctter snited. then they will the better under
.rsnd whom TO trade with hereafter. Waller
calls particular attention to his extensive stoct
of ncw goods. Let others talk blood, scalps and
hair. but Waller will 60 on In the even tonot OF
his way, selling f~rst-rate goods cheap.
A MALICIOUS LIE.-Thc story that Reinste'n
Co. the famous Gold Hill elothier, whose
store Is In Maynard's Block. Main street have a
whole ship-load Of choice clothing nom kniSpe.
by way OF Carson river, In order 70 keep tncai
stock good, Is q dirty, malicious lle, ING ~.
sprips OF an e~uvious, nalcvolept heart. ~ "
well known that q ship cannot and never -
arrived hero by that route, hence the aosnroity
OF the story. Reinsteln u Co. do not Import
clothing from Europe, bnt direct from tneiI "
manufacturers In San Francisco and the East.
made to order, Of the very best materials and
In the latest styles. They believe In home man.
ufactures and homo trade. Drop In and ex-
anime their new stock Of goods.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-28

WHITE HERCULES PowDER.-Although ou'
OF recent Introduction into our mihes' TINS
famous explosive proves eminently successful,
81, 4. .,,oodv IN ocneral nae, taking precedence
ana' sn osS:r nnySJcr liza eyplosire force Il
S",Iy as ner cent greater than that of any Other
heretofore in use, and It is calculated that a
saving of Al least s25, 900 a year Ia effected In
the mines OF the ComstoeK al9ne. Inc ~
heicaics u tnv s.' Sa u ssISc.s AMI tor rse in ,patcr
Tho No 2 IL eoually effective for all medium
hard rock, and much superior to any other pow
der Of that class. They are both readily ex'
ploded with the usual cap when properly sd'
justed to the iase; ING White Hercules :, fSwGS,
j. Co., Gold Hin. ii
Ma, c,-,,nu pnovcu,rys Asruy,. AMI
NASAL SAiA""n' ~,
N,,.n..cs. go ,ho p.rs s,c snccc.s.
fSlIy treated 6Y DR.. Aborn, 2iS Gcary street,
San Francisco, after the ordinary methods have
call. Tho marvellous cures effected oy hls mou'
ern scientific method during the past four years,
arc still subjects OF remark. and arc attracting
universal attention; and patients from oil parts
Of the Pacific coast are awaiting themselves Oh
DR.. j. \. NEWTON Oh nospon' 'aAss', "no'
wonderful power Oh neaiinR aimos, al u'.' mr.,
BY magnetism, Is well known, Will BIO at VIII
liam, a Bixler's. yirginia City, for q shor,
Time Dy Newton has cured over 500. 900 per.
snns IN the inst twenty yearr. many of whom
saro cnrsyJereJ ,ncnraSle nv every other prac.
ice Chsrres moderate. Free TO ali not well
able 70 pay. Entrance on u street. Rooms ~
anu 10.
ODD FELLOWS LIsRARr.-No plsasanter place
to spend leisure hours can be found than at the
| Odd Follows' Library, second story OF Odd Eel.
lows new building, corner Of Smith and c
streets, Virginia. -Four Ihonsand VOLUMES Q,
C1o 'ho p.,Isc eos., - Tho nv tncInaf literary pspers
and an msSs1,nes oftSe limited States and The old
| World. large and commodious chess and smok'
Ing room; suoscriptioh oh'y u per non.n'
open W al.
FRurr.-T. r, McGurp. the irrcpresslble
c,r,, vo,o,ah,e ,amo non,trv nrovIsion and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-28
FROM SAN
Convicted Of Observation-Disclosures.
taut Lnwsuit-Peiitieal strikers
Etc.

SAN Francisco, August 2S-lr. NJ
The jury, in the case OF the boy VIM.
J. Bryan. tried for the murder OF a
Chinaman near tho Mission, returned
a verdict OF manslaughter to-day, In
the Third District Court. The jury
asked the Court to consider the prison.
er's youth, and to sentence him for the
shortest term the law allows. He Will
DO sentenced on Monday next.
The case of Elmer Terry Va. w. II,
Mills, IL on trial In the Third District
Court. The action Is brought to re-
cover $500 damages for alleged
fraudulent representations relative to
defendants interest In San Miguel
Island, of the coast of Santa
Barbara, by which plaintiff says
he was induced to purchase one-sixth
Of the island and 5000 sheep, getting
only about one-half that number
OF sheep and none Of the island. The
trial Is before a jury, II Of whom Is
an intelligent colored man.
The weather is very warm.
The local news beyond the election
excitement, which grows hotter every
day, Is unimportant, The City Hall
Is thronged with persons anxious to
render valuable services to any candi'
dates who has opposition In the field,
for Indefinite cash considerations. II
| would take the Bank of California to
fee all impecunious strikers. Candi.
dates are obliged to hide themselves
away IS II pursued By a pack Of
wolves. Neither the code Of morals
nor the pensl code offers any obstrlso'
tion to their greedy ~pertinacisy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-28
Virtue Of Early Rising.

In the whole string Of the virtues.
major or minor, cardinal or otherwise,
there IL net one about which the pos
SCISSORS are 90 abominably conceited as
about this. People endowed with so
uncomfortable a gin, are, no doubt,
untitled 10 some little decentralization;
hut no degree Of Standardization
could Justify tho p~reposterous airs OF
superior Virtue which people who turn
ont of bed earlier than their neighbors
always give themselves. Nobody was
aver Ten minutes In the society OF an
sarly riser without being made aware
Of the fact and. directly or Indirectly.
snubbed for not being one himself.
Now. Is early rising such virtue, and
are these early birds go very %virtuous,
that we are bound tamely to submit to
thisp or course, we know all the
stock arguments; they impress them
upon us often enough. It Is they who
get the worm. Well. for our part.
they are welcome to It; we don't want
wofms. Then they gain so many hours
over us who lie abed, In proof Of
which they point out that the Waver-
Law Novels were all written before
breakfast. Very good, let them pro-
ducs their Wayerley Novels; meaii-
while we shall take leave TO remain
skeptlcal as to the reality OF this gaiu
Of time. The practice 10 a healthy one.
thew saw, and they always brag Of their
superior appetites at breakfast, as II
there was something m%eritorious In an
extra consumption Of ham and eggs.
Now, the simple fact Of the matter Is,
that In least nine cases out Of len your
carly riser Is merely q ftdgety, restless
animal, who Is incapable OF reposing
after the fashion or at the season Or
dained by civilized mankind ; aud as
to his inhallng the pure morning air,
that 10 all moonshine ; 1t Is pure self
conceIt that he initiates himself with.
In fine weather he struts abroad crow
Ing oyer a slumbcring world In wei
moans about the house, . reproacl aud
hindrance to the servants setting about
their morning ministrations, and all
through tho period OF family prayers
Is filled with pharisaical pride that he 10
not as other men whom the prayer
bell sometimes catcheth at their toilet.
That he makes any use Of the hours so
gained Is In general pure fiction. But
even If he does, what then? He adds
to his days very much alter the fashion
of the man who tried to lengtllen his
blanket by sewing on the top what he
cut of from the bottom. lie IL very
brisk, not to say arrogant, in the morn.
Ing ; but I've Is useless for all social
purposes In the evening. Drowsy AZ
ter dinner, torpid after tea, no hyper
mates like a bear during the sociable
season ushered In by the candles, and
Il most lifeless when civilized man en-
joys life most. But eve in that alb
iect condition, no finds something to
brag Of; for with an insolent yawn,
as he takes his bedroom candle, he re-
minds us that he was up four hours be-
fore any Of US were stirring.