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NsTRAYS-DALLAS COUNTY. &

Take up by W. R. Snow and ostrayed before Jno.
D. Kscrfoot, J.Ps, precinot No. 1,donelbay horse.
Gb,ut 10 years old, about Is hands high, branded
y on the shonlder, star in forehead, ane white on
nose-valued at $40. Also ono bay hotss, years
old, branded on loft shouldcr--valued At s25.
/. gtTakennp' by QollnAdsni and sstrayed bNorc r.
s. Guy, ]. p, MOI ono bay Gliding, about or =
years old, lay hands high, email star Ia forehead,
both hiud feet white, left eye a little blomshed,
having the appearance of being cut for the hooks,
small collar marks and sadped marked also, Ave or
SIX small white rpeoks INLET hin 80 small ~ to be
hardly preccivaablo-valned vt $i5.
Taken up by fhos, Uhi add estrayed before Jno.
D. Korrfoot, ]. r, precinct No. l. one yellow mare
about "A hands high, about 'ic ,oars old, blnck
name and tail small star IN forehead, branded on
rishtjaw, and letter o on Ia tjaw, and JHED con-
neclel on; left side Of the neqk-valssd at SIS.
Taken up by Us. Rrittsin and sstrayed before j.
D. Keerfoot, p, precinct No. 4, one iron gray
horse, about Is hands high, Year, old, nj brands
percelvabl6--sulued at $50. - s''f" -
Taken up by J., Msukins and cstruea before
W. J. Halsoll, J. p, precinct No. 4, one sorrill
mare IL or 12years old, about Is hands high, small
white spot on leit side, no brands porceivable-v.l'
ued at Sl2 50. [2l-3,.
JNo. NJ. LAW,
..f..... 50 Clerk Dist. Court, d. G.
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DR. ]. L. JOHNSON,

Would respectfully inform hocitzens Of Dallas
end vicinity, that he has permanently located him
self In this city and that he Offers his professional
services to them, and would state, as no is stran
ger among them, that he !. regular graduate Of
the New orleans School Of Medicine, and that he
has boon in the active duties Of his profession for
thirty years, aud for the last u Of them in this
State, and from his experience In tho treatment Of
the diseases incident to the South, hatsrs himself
that no ID able to give gcncrs salisaction and 80
licits share In the public patronage.
Refers to John Henry Brown 4 Son, Land Agents
b. +, Luce d Co., Commission Merchants, and w.
G. Randall 4 Bro. Motcfsnts; MS to qualifications.
lie makes a speciality Of rheumatism, Neuralgia,
skin Dseasef, and diseases OF women and children.
NAV DO consulted at his residence on Elm Str Get
doors cast OF Texas Pacific r. II. vsre house, south
side. All orders left will receive prompt attention
~ 70 ~ - ~ .DF DIR. ], L.J0HNS0E.
Dallas, Texas, January 25, l873el0Gn,os
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Our Clever Friend

Chas. Babcock, Esq, Southern Passenger
Agent Of the Vandalia Route" from St
Louis to New York, dropped in upon us
yesterday evening. lilo will make his
headquartors/at the crutchdeld House in
this city, but will visit Houston and Aus
lin before he settles permanently here
lilo can tell all about the best way TO trav-
oil North. Welcome, Charlie, to the central
city Of North Texas 80.
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Seed Potatoes
We have just received o large lot Of the
Early Rose and other hne potatoes and
also fresh supply of Landrcths Garden
Seed Of all kind, which we are selling very
low FOR cash. Money refunded II seeds and
potates are not rs we represent them to
be. WILLIAMS BROTHER,
n3-dw1m Main 4 Elm streets.
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Desiring to insure their buildings can
find no better place TODD it than at Mossr o.
]. G. Jordan & Co.'s, Bankers and Insur.
auco Agents, oornor Market y Commerce
streets. Among the Companies represent
ed by this firm, is the Franklin Fire In.
suranCe Company, Of Philadelphia, with
assets to the amount Of S3,3l6,Sl6 SO.
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,' nrowderemed fellow citizen,
=, 'no' Of o4., met with a serious
Ia, o. Br0wds accident few days
p',nAps i taking ERE. Mrs. B. 10
n s0 " n'r oldest citizens OF Dallas.
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The CITY Court

Didn't miss its bevy of courteous attend
ants yesterday morning. They were all
out to hear one John Wollmnn tell how he
tried to throw himself outside oftwo pints
Of bcnzine, and then too mark and walk
crack, which he failed to do to tho infn-
ito disgust OF policeman who escorted
him 10 his Honor, who politely informed
John that it would only cost him SSl5
for staggering.
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a., Mrs'hs' CASTOR & Work has in
N.Y.. nne''' fastest and sAsapyo hire
sVr'nern Texas. Those WI better
~ purchase good stock oathom for
'ian placing their wautsi ,. .
satisfaction. Z
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TJosoph and sin no more.
10 hall.

ne hall. Un. ...a .. .ft
Tho sweet cards Of harmonies, dila ted
from an association Of musical instru-
ments afforded just tho thing desirable
for about forty darkies OF shake their feet
by last night in vacant house on Elm
street. The command to "forward four
ringing yet-2, AM.
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THERE is ouse on Main's!reet gainst
whose walls the uninvighting signet is
placed "lIospital." Its front porch needs
washing very much and We suggest that
II would add considerably to the attrao-
tons of the place to have o littlo outside
cleaning done by those who have the in.
stitution in barge.
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IT, j. Frank, IN street, be-
hardware merchateeps constant
tween Market and A,goods. Call on
t y on hand a full bells.
MIN and SEQ how - I'D
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TIME STATE OF TEXAS,

To all PERSONS interested IN hs Estate Of Rob~aW Ross
decsqsed: ,,t.h,,..4g k,uH
George Parks, Admlnistrator 81 the Estate Of
Robe.on Ross deceased, has fled III the District
Court OF Dallas County, Texas, an application for
the sale Of two hundred acros " land on the East
side Of six hundred and forty tract oflsnd In
Dallas County, patoned in tho name Of Taylor.
which will be heard at the next TORN of the said
Court, commsneing on the frat Monday, aiu Feb
ruary, A d 1873, at tho Court House, u ths City
timo all per.ons interested In the Estate Of satd
Robson Ross, decesscd, may appear and contest
tho same II they SEQ proper.
|HN .FNitusss john n, Laws Clerk OF
fsE ~ the District Courtof Dallas cern,y; :.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF
~ M said Conrt, At ONCE, ir the City " Dali
las, this 10th day Of January, A D 1873,
\ ! gh JOHN II. LAWS, Clerk, y, o. y, O. Texas
~ CIV WI a vi iByKECooxsaD sputy:
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Another bright INV

oav0 US its pleasures ysstsrds
nj ming with its smiles the gratitud.
~ ono who honestly believes y
'''''r 10 laugh than DO signing,
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m. art.
Ii yorf the Mayor, had the pleasure
o,o., 1ning.only one poor unfortunate
o,n,Illy lovee, to-day. Joseph Tru .
N , large, intoxication fine 81 90 and
coz t.t 70 ,ifH.a, t'
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We Hnd H..... 49,.
The pleasure Of call yesterday from
MIR. A. II. Woolston, editor Of "Aoross tho
Continent" Philadelphia.
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAMARRE's SPECIFIC PILLS,

Prepared by J. GARANCIERE, No. 2lf Ruo LON.
I'D. d. I..f bard, Paris. ... .....f..., ...4
These pills arc highly recommended by the entire
Medical Faculty Of France az tho very best remedy
In all cases Of Spormatorrhra, or Seminal Weak
ness Nightly, Daily or Pre'aaturs Emissions Sc1u.
al Weakness or Impotetey; Weakness arising from
secret habits and sexual sxoesses Relaxation ofthe
Genital Organs; Weak Spine Deposits In the Urine,
0veruso or Exccsos. They Gre when all other
ron,edies fail. Pamphlet ofkdvlcs IN each box or
wil.bc sent FREQ to any address. Price 81 per box
Sontby mall ieearsly sealed from all obserraton, ON
receipt Of price. OSCAR G. MOSES, is Cortlsndt
St., New York, Sole General Agent for America.
aug. ), ls73-47:lyr. .
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Arrived.
Fruit Trees ordered from Louisiana
Nursery are ready for delivery, on va
cant lot next to j. II. Davis Photograph
gallery, II. L. SPAIN for
J.J. UTTS, agent.
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vsntrated enterprises Of all trades

-----.---.----.,n trasd enterprises Of all trades
THE DAILY HERALD ., wi. through ',s..
,,n,o --- channels will send their benefits: and
rnDAY FEBRUARY H. 1S7gnss 70 the Surrounding world -AeA
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dissolution, .

No.Ies IL hereby given th at the co-psrtnersh hip
herotofors existing 6otween Willxm and Walter
Csruth, under the firm mama Of W. Caruth 4 Bro,
Ia this DAY dissov d by mu tusI consent, aud tina
the ssd William Csruth alone authorized TO set
tic the outstanding businoss Of said hrm He may
CITY Of Dsllas, on Monday ahd Saturday Of each
week, until tho 10th day Of March neIt, ready to
make and receive pay nents, aitcr which limo flr.
ther ind genoow not be giyon, this Feb. ls7
WILLIAM CARUTH,
ylnadulm H BOO ,- WALTER CARUrH,
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TsRrsr SALE.

In accordance with provisions Of Decd Of Trust
executed by Rph%tI 9hnsoh " sFihg date the 18th
j. Q. Crutchneld in the Iay mont of Note Pr $500
gold, Bearing oven dAte with sald Dosd and BY d.
reetop sf said James o. Crntcbheid, 1 viii sell to
The highest bideor for gold IN hand At the Court
1871 Lot No. in blsak O. ia Triber vii's Addition
to tho Town ofDafias, together with the appurts-
nance thereon belonging.
xxx XIX. - WIN. II. THOMAS, Ttystos,
Dallas Texas, February I, lS73.-ay:Sat ~
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
And DEMONSTRATING.
- !.tu.i t;.,,--------A.l ijit o.
MRS r. BATH .is
10. ' d n III y
Wishes to inform her patrons and friends that she
n I'd IS hbwi freparsdto DO.
nnrna lI

l.. DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING
- 'sH' @NHA'i. 4sf sAitttu1 fl,.l tsilsfN
in oil ito branches with deafness and eieranes. The
system by which Mrs. Ba tn cuts is Mt once perfect
and aftistic, imparfingi to ths form grace ana
beauty superior to all othors; therefore the feels
confident OF giving general satisfaction. She has
large and beautiful assortment of Millinery Goods,
which sbs offers love- Sho is ALSO prepared 10 work
up lhhan hair mi al ~ branches hoi Ans1ful and
orn 'mental, such as Braids, Curls, Frizzss, CHG.
n msds :,s qSd Old hair repaired and
-. Next door to the Foundry, Main st., Dallas.
NOV 3eI12 3mo 'isAAsiiF .iIE 4f1gsssT
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Dallas 18th 1878.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14
The Mutual Interest. Of Nevada and
Utah.

When we consider that Nevada pro
duced over twenty-five millions OF dol
lars worth o precious metals last year
and that her mineral productions are
on the increase, ills manifestiy SOUND
policy to seek her business acquaint-
ance as rapidly as possible, and IN
order TO do so with beneficial results
to Utah, further railroad enterprises
are demanded. A project Is already
on foot to build a road from Ptoche 10
Palisade on the C. P. R. R., via Ham.
ilton and Eureka. a distance OF aoout
275 miles, and the organization OF ,
company Is completed. Another roaa
Is projected from Hamilton to connect
with the C. p. road ut Elko, while still
another road Is talked of between
Phoebe and Toano. II remains then
for Utah to build only from 76to lo9
miles Of road between Cedar City q
Phoebe to open up the vast coal and
iron mines in that region. There Is
much of common interest growing up
between Nevada and Utah, and we
confidently expect the day to arrive
when our agricultural and mannfac-
turing pursuits and mutual interests IN
railroads will create a strong financial
bond between our respective Territo-
ries. At no previous period In their
history has so much disposition been
manifested to invest in enterprises
affecting the growth of Nevada and
Utah, and certainly none can more
| surely tend to the development OF the
gigantic resources Of each than the In
PRODUCTION of railroads such as we have
named.-Salt Lake Tribune.
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wHAr aFcoMEs or wRALTHf

A boot and shoe dealer has hanging
in his store a pair Of boots worth $40.
They constitute u portion Of wealth,
and a portion Of the wealth OF the
world. A man begins to wear them;
by friction against the pavement little
particles Of Feather are rubbed of and
thus separated from the rest of the
sole. Every portion that Is thus re-
moved takes out a portion Of the value
Of the boots, and when they are entire
" worn out, the $40 Of wealth which
they formed Il consumed. The wheat,
corn, etc.. which was raised last sum-
mer Is being eaten up. No particle of
matter Is destroyed by this process, but
the value which was in the grain Is
destroyed. As, when men are wearing
out clothes, and eating up food, they
are generally engaged in producing
wealth Of some kind. the wealth Of the
world Is not usually diminished BY the
consumption, but it Is changed. Thi:
applies, however, only to persona
property town lots and farms genes'
ally retain their value, but the per.
sonal property is in n state of perpetua'
destruction aud renewal. As the sew
eral particles Of water which consti
tute a river are forever rolling away
to the ocean. while their places are be
ing supplied from the springs ant
fountains, so the movable wealth o
the world is constantly being con
sumed to crafty human wants, ant
constantly being renewed BY the rest
less activity of human industry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14

Many think chat with the death OF
Louis Napoleon expired the hopes Of
the Bonapartists. This is n mistake,
as never since the battle of Sedan has
there been 70 much sympathy ex-
pressed for Napoleon as since his de-
cease. The people of France now
recall to mind the glory to which he
elevated the Empire, making Paris the
center Of attraction to the world.
They will not forget that under Louis
Napoleon France prospered beyond
all precedent. and that he leaves a son
who bears the glorious name Of Napo-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14
PACIFIC.

By the gentlemanly courtesy of AS
semblyman Stern and others we have
received copies Of Assembly Concur
rent Resolution no. l, introduced BY
Mr.. Grey Of White Pine, relative to
freights and fares on the Central Pa
cifc Railroad. Four hundred and
eighty copies were ordered printed,
and it was referred to the Committee
on Corporations. Following Is the
resolution In full:
Whereas. The Central Pacific Rail-
road Company Of California, a corpo-
ration formed under the laws OF the
United States to III a railroad east
ward from the navigable waters OF the
Pacific Ocean, and whose road has
been almost wholly built ut the ex-
pense Of the Federal Government,
have seen ft to impose a tariff on pas
sengers Of seven and one-half cents per
mile In coin, q rate more than three
times as great rs the average charges
by other railroads, and a freight tariff,
discriminating especially against the
people Of Nevada. Of corresponding
outrageous proportions, and
Whereas. That tariff and tax are not
only exorbitant in themselves, but are
productive OF evils that are little less
than unsupportable by the people Of
this State. in that they retard all
branches of business by levying an
unjust and discriminating tax. keep up
the present high expense of living and
consequent high price of labor, pre-
venting the working Of any but highly
remunerative mines, forcing out Of
employment the various stage line;
aud transportation companies, without
affording any adequate compensation
and
Whereas. The net earnings Of the
Central Pacific Railroad, notwith
standing an extraordinary eXtrava'
gance of management, have amounted
to seventy-ive per cent. of gross earn
iugs, and
Whereas. By Section IS of al AcI
entitled an Act to aid In the construc
ton of 4 railroad and telegraph line
from the Missouri river to the Pacli,
SOsAiI 6Au W SSNutS ~ s"S
ment the use of the same for postal,
military and other purposes, approved
July 1, 1882. under aud by virtue o.
which Act the said Central Pacific
Railroad Company incorporation was
formed, provides that Congress may nj
any time add to, alter, amend or re-
peal the Act referred to ; therefore be II
Resolced by the assembly. the Senate
coacarrina, That our Senators no In
structed and Il representative In Con.
gress be requested to introduce and
support to the utmost of their ability,
and urge the passage by all honorable
means, of n bill providing for the i'm
mediate reduction of the rates Of far.
and freight charged by tho Contra.
Pacific Railroad Company, which shall
be uniform and have some reasonable
relation to the charges Of other rail
roads In the United States.
Resolre3, That the Governor be re
quested to transmit a copy Of these
resolutions to each Of our representa-
tives in Congress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14

TIE Missouri Democrat on the LIST OF
January changed Its name to the St..
Louis Democrat, and now comes to US
in a new and handsome dress. Its one
of the ablest papers in the West. and
gives evidence of prosperity, which 1t
fully deserves. We wish 1t continued
success, and hope 1t will increase In
Influence and its circulation grow
larger every month Of Its existence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14
Carson City, Jan. 10, 1873.
PEnsoNALs.-The Sacramento Union

PERsoNALs.-The Sacramento Union
Of Monday says:
Hon. Jacob Fox, member of the Ne
vada Assembly from Storey county,
passed through this city yesterday
afternoon, en- route to San Francisco,
Among the passengers who cane
through from the East yesterday was
John L. Raymond, the favorite come
dian, who is under engagement to the
California Theatre. Charles Vivian
and troupe arrived in the city by the
California and Oregon train, and left
In the afternoon for Woodland and
knights Landing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14

TWENTY-FIVE vacancies will occur
in the United States Senate on the 4th
Of March, seventeen Of which have
already been filled by election or eau.
Gus nominations. Massachusetts,, Ala.
bama, Georgia, Louisiana, Arkansas,
Wisconsin, Missouri and Kansas are
the States yet to elect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14

IT Is a noteworthy fact that all the
leading nations Of the world enter the
year 1873 with their financial affairs In
the most healthy condition reported for
a good many years. Even England
reports a surplus Of revenue over e1-
penditures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14

A TELEGRAM states that Governor
Hendricks was inaugurated yesterday
at Indianapolis. In his inaugural the
Governor calls special attention to the
election laws, and recommends such
legislation as will insure a full and
fair poll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14

The Prussian Cross Gazette, pub
lished in Berlin, yesterday had a bitter
article against England. 1t considers
the invasion of Khiva by the Russians,
the negotiations of Prussia with Por-
tugal for the acquisition Of Delagoa
Bay, and the measures taken by the
United States in regard to the Sand
wich Islands, as so many attacks on the
prestige Of England.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14

CINCINNATI critics say Anna Dickin-
son '.seats herself with great dignity,
preparatory to commencing her lee
ture." So did Job when afflicted with
cutaneous troubles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14

The Quincy Raig tells about a man
who '.husked 92O acres of corn of ten
acres of ground" With due economy
such a man ought to die rich.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14

~ To insure tho sale Of all the tickets, and
a full drawing, those who intend to buy should
do so carly. Delay in purchasing tickets i'm
poses an amount OF labor upon the manage
mment, when the day of drawing Is near at hand,
that Is very difficult 10 perform.
d. l.. BLANCHARD, Manager.
WELLS, FARGO h CO, Treasurer.
de21 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14

s465 Cash PriEcs. amounting o....... .$a3o.6 sos
This Legal Enterprise Is Endorsed BY the
highest authority Of the State and best business
men. Over one.half the tickets taken before
October LIST. Tho limited number on hand will
DO furnished those who apply nrst. Money can
be sent BY mall, in registered letters, Postofdee
Money Orders, or by express. All prizes will
be paid 10 full. Agents wanted. For full par
ticular. address
]. II. PATTEE,
General Manager, Omaha. Neb.
w. A. SEARLES,
General Agent for the Pacific Coast,
Pc. Boz 81, Virginia, New.
FRANK EDWARDS,
Local Agent, at Harris Brothers, No. 8 South q
street, virginia City. Jas I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14

Two Governors were inaugurated
yesterday in New Orleans, McEnery
Dem.) and Kellogg (Rep.)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14

There arc projects Of moment and measures to
blk,
There is talking and buzzing Of cour,e;
o, tits Jolly, this being q Senator here,
Keeping step to . Pafliament's rules,
And when we arc doing the best that we can,
To hear people call us darned fools.
In which last line "people Amt
very far wrong as it concerns some Of
"us." Tony GREEN.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects
Of Errors md Abuses In early life. Manhood
restored. Impediments to Marriage removed.
New method Of treatment. New and remark.
able remedies. Books and Circulars sent free,
address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 3
! South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa. deI2Sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14
NOTICE.

r HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED WIN. ny.
i DOANE as my Deputy. to transact all busi-
ness for mo in my name during my absence
East. WIN. HY. DOhNE can be found at tho
once OF tho Northwestern Mutual Life Insur.
ance Company. Medin Building, c street, from
10 A. Y. TO \ every day.
JOHN II. MILLS.
Virginia City, December /, lsT2. DELI lw
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a waiE,

Some unconscionable scoundrel, who,
should he DO discovered, will furnish
material for a first-class funeral, rung
in the following on my desk. l have
offered q reward for his apprehension,
dead or alive:
Tho solons have met, and the fun has com.
mencsd;