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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-31
YaiisNI Jacket.

Drifting east at the 1900, and north
and south at the 400. foot level pro-
crossing as usual, with no change TO
note.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-31

Some very good assays have been OBJ
tanned during the week, and the pros
poets of a good ledge Of paying ore are
very favorable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-31

The main shaft, from the 1485.foot
level, Is making good progress In sink
Ing. and some good streaks OF quartz
giving low assays, are occasionally
met with. At the 100 aud 1900 foot
levels, cross-cuts are being made In IA
yorable indications.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-31

III III kIlO ~ W. khto ~S
steadily increasing.
Halo 4 Nsreress.
Daily yield 20 tons. The three cross.
cuts at the lowest or 17OO-foot level are
driving east but have not yet reached
the east ore vein. A winze being sunk
70 feet north of the incline Is nov
down q feet below this level and IN
good ore all the way, worth nearly or
quite $50 per ton. The main shaft Is
placed In = complete state OF repair.
A good body OF ore Il reported 10 be
at tile l6O0-foot level, near the Savage
line.
The west wall Of the ledge was cut
through on Tuesday last, In the upper
level, and quartz Of q very favorable
character, assaying rs high as $3.50 to
the ton, met with. The Drift Is now
being continued along the wall Of
ledge, stripping 1t for a distance of ~
feet. Should u favorable point be ar.
rived ut next week q crosscut Will be
made through the ledge, which Is estl.
mated to be 10 or ID feet wide.
GsIdea Bwsn.
The certificate Of incorporation oil
the Golden Swan Mining Company
was filed with the California Secretary
Of State On Monday last; capital
stock, ST. 0,000. Trustees. ID.
Fry. Robert +. Morrow, B. F. Sher'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-31

New shaft down ITO feer and getting
along finely. Next Monday the re-
moval Of the old hosting works, to the
new shaft will he commenced. An as.
sessment of 81 cents u share was levied
last Wednesday. agsreSating $l2, 700,
deliuouunt July lst,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12
ADANGRR AHEAD,

There Ia at least ono politician In The coun-
try who can, to use m expressive althVugh
II not very elegant phrase, see little beyond
his nose. We allude 70 Nj, seoneld, Of
Pennsylvania, the chairman of the Commit
TIC on Naval Affairs In the last Congreas, and
one OF the ablest and most Intelligent mem-
bers of the House., Mr.. scofeldis b alaodest
and unassuming gentleman, but ne y pos
sessed Of ten times more ability than many
who make q greater display upon the pclit-
ical boards. In recent interview wih the
representative Of Pennsyiyania papcr Mr..
sconeld is reported 70 have said ~ n F 4, "d %
''The daily preas rules the country. No
statesman. no political party. no eerPorailon ean
except Tor shOrt time ON some greAt issds and
at enormous expense--As In the last campaign.
BY prodlgious eiIorts with apeecpes, ana public
election against powerful preNH pdioate !
hut we can't keep np the efton and they can
The New York Tngune, ClncinnAl ccn.ssgesl
st. Louis RSpgS.iean--oaiy ivs pspsrsI were
able TO put the whole Republican parry teaiA
trumps." ..,..g e.la,I .dl Il. .g,sld,a aDLal
Ono OF the greatest dangers In onE opinion
that threatens tho Republican party o. the
present time IL the loss OF its newspapefs.1 10
whatever direction We turn We md that the
newspapers that formerly stood by and sus-
taincd the party have either assumed. an a.
titude of hostility, or are cold and ind neFent
toward II. Theparty could easlly afford toiosc
some Of tho Journals above mentioned, The
Tribune, is, to be sure, o severe loas 10 the
party, one which thus fpr has not been sup
piled, and Is not likely 10 b. The Times
had the chance to be all 10 the Republican
Al. III k,.s IL. II
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

are not advocatee OF bIlCt pUIy ui'SiPhSi |
either go for as the public journals or party
nomination. are concerned, On the contrary,
we believe ID very wide latitude OF
opinion aod q hctlonit bui the neyspaper
.Suptoais b thc prcsOni tine lndicats scfne-
thisE NOR Than tho pnsrs Faywafduees Of
Id yiduaf caprice and .aphousne,s. Tho
fsoi Is, the Rspuhlican party has not acted As
\ ahould bavo ndtod tors5d 1s nsFspapors
iatfnf iis lad souple q years ouly lost
scssion'6f Congress II passed. law abolish
Ing the exchange system, for that will be
the practical effect Of II so far ss
the poorer papers are concerned. There
never was more fatal blundcr com
mltted by the Republican party. When the
newspapers are compelled to pay postage upon
their exchanges they VIII naturally only take
thcse o. me wheat eircuiation. The smaller |
papers will be entirely ignored, and the
Journals tpai arc nbx 10 Opposition to the
Republican party win have greater indirect
influence than they have at present, pialn
,o any one who even pays The Lightest attcn-
ton 20 tho subject thht tho Republican party
Il losing its newspapers day by day, and for
the most obvious reasons In tho world.
D FwHHs 2Hf a4A-4s-<M-z-- tHIU
THE SoNs - w ncy oo ''''
r,,,yI ,,o,,s "a m. ,.., ,,o,,h,v ,c-
-, =, ~ Ass,an,,n,.i Dsn.rtucpt 9,ycs
- 80. a St..rst,nS d.,a r,..rcctlng thc
49, a,rs.,,l,,.. ,vhlch f.rmera 'a.nerienre.
soSs S,,ste. ,,'. .,,,Saa ,sn n"nar nm, -.
w, w. Isa,.r- rs,o ss,A ha, IN many
~. - a -. go r,,,ss,ho CO., a, Iahor
Ursa .s s,aa,,,s.,,a ~ - 49, 80 - ~" NV oasS Sa,no =,
M SIp,ssy, ~ sy .O,rrNors,1on ~ ,hc cm.
~ 49, p,SIs s",..s 49, hs, y, ,ha smniov,. Pe-
,:.. 49, y ~. ..s.s,,,Aa,,,,sn,snla .o n. win.
s-s ~ - =, a'.sa,,,s.,ns.,. =, o,hor
sas'.a..,.s . " as - ~. ~ s.n,sas. - ,,.sno .nd
inuuses ""u s,''.,s,' ~ ~ .,,'..'-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

tv-m con n unIcstior,. Ntdttft In ttainos
for publication, should be addressed TO WV. .hun
rAau. Proprietor NlrIoSAL REFuntIuAN. wAshins
ton. d. O. "a yG
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

taken oas oopysight II will ind several
columns in the RnfuBLIGAS. dis morning
which Il can. copy this sveniag, u yin DO
H. too 20 ,iisE ~ aHIaIG4s5lGsI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

In OUR SEws COLUMN Is prinisd the letter
Of Hon. Joseph Medill, tendering hls rcsigns-
ton as q member Of the civil service exh hmiuI
ing board, and the Prosidonts lctter Sf .ac-
ccptancc. The Executive, n win % seen, re-.
pcats his pledge that tho spirit Of the olyil
service rules shall be maintained, which
declaration, In view Of Ar. Curtis tccent
letter, Is Of some signihcanoe. Apeat deal
the President for evasion Of these ruleA but
we notice he rarely allows to pass unims
proved proper opportunity 10 commit hius-
self to this measure Of reform, and until NC
eau sec wherein he has ignored thesc rules
we cannot but censure those who .coadcmn
him in advance Of presentation Of fasts. :
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12
:.C5ORK IA

Z o'NS 1T aisIIihT 0FfIrE,, NJ, ~ ~ d.. s
dSomstosS. aid.bs bf6ahbtT slisfAS i6 cOiIf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12
FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOR sALE-oN LONG TINE, MAT, WELL
u bull, three story Brck Hoete, vin trostnIy |
f@p snS .Sras Isss GSs.n ns Sss sOo hS
beeidss throVm and oioAat; cellar nnder entire
s ssss sss .n ;.sr e.P Ros e . cYS sS
lpo Inquire On The premlsea q tie owner Of the |
ns .nS fais f ss.sls ssGs' Island .Ds sSspG'
ENoH sALE-A ErNE roUNd HORSE, FIVE
~ ys.rs ~ sina nd F.nns snd Mcrh. we'll in
aas s,'.SlS g. .SIa fs ~ ssssys Vs
bs ksIss sgs s,,Sl IA IN LlyssS 81
EoHsALE-THRHPINRLY SITUATED AND
h s. S:Sc r.. :Ts.. ..s 'CSss ss,s.cS .ss
appro.ehe, within seventy Aye yards Of his prop
&. .Si asisSi SS ::'' :sSr srs, I%
R:sl :sais...s S:...s Agents and Brokers. % r:s
u me Msylssd ksichltarsi ooTAse slski miles
trom washinston and one nile spd quarter. from
spic.G ~ h. Eis6,esnih 8 Il. D2 or iios fS Az.
TOR sALE-Lors ON WASHINGTON
9ssnis Rs%ors sSS Ohio and BsmOe and
hS%ss run tss q isry %natss aS rSs % rO ,S'ss sy
nv ma i5Ou sis b slip.r quarter sstst arm.
es % "Rs SsssS q a M ssS sPS "a
ssbiSa as rneern street. orpSslts n sfffssa, ffesaar,y.
ToR 'REN rI,'I7T T7FFd'57T
-" TWO ZINE sToRRs
:S.Ssa Pai ;sSst sso. :sy'sz s.s "a FL
dsssj .iaA Al %odsrH ingsossfssnta; ga. water:
| Ary soeds bussnsH- w. f's ''0H"oh io' 'AnoS Vt
lnaa!Es Fsao,rs ss and sessRsEPs s.sRss.
EoR sALR-A. wEI.L.BuILT AND HAND
lsO Om'S urn'h"a Housk gsfSsIlf Pssrs ssos osrio"'
i aro.No<N q. m Ftftesnth stsrsst
TcoR sAIR Ar pApoaINLywo ppICV
/ E HousFs t.as,e1r md rr.ncs yonSi SnnEm MN
pnp 70,
boie' ON nbie su1e, ia cf,Xi
.,aa. heA hsAte ana iP,esenss p,r.ls hs.nt
i sKG------s---- -Is EIteenh street
4 XTALUABIR SUBURBAN PROPERTY FoR
sALtUb.ins M gGstion e tse ,rsei tnawn :.
Msetnn ftsi Yp.anof n ~ ns, ~ 90
| dsnfT hon.s, and fsS minutes' van frot, n.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

,yIaHIs IS TO GIyE. NOTICE THAT TIR SUE,
= = ss5lpsE IA obtAinsd NON she suplepS oouf
~ WIEhIAn III WHSF,' iaie % waihihEtoh city
fiis saA4 a1fssssA Rls heEehH yarnsd "a eLhtbt
SS SIhss 3 ss sasI iIu$ a ii @s sts Rs5s y
Va G,ssa , nsss iay hand I'D, ia asx o % is1s'
sapl AlN ul u h alsL.Aai ~ =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12
FISHING TAckLE =" ,,7of
nO ztuuI ~ ~ iiTIHiHEt iurtIilIuh .hII
''' }" v"T FISHING TACKLE.
IHsn dflr gF'Es .lol 90 iu4EIghnni J. -- ...r.
JOS. Il. SAVAGE

! . 80 lilE raa ~ kzsf 81. FqEuf'5H
Bsss isass b inform N. frisnds ,sni ne pubic
thAt hia stock of Fizhins Tsekis md Sporting
aoSds uHoy oomplsts aud hs VII d hAppJ % sss
his Old ffends And pAtfens II ths bld dst~ad Penn.
yivsniA s'snns, ssOold dor Se~sof Tenth street.
81, -. 40. ?. 30 5.,, st e n. SAVAGE.
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a BEAUTIFUL ESTATE.
FIFTY JACKSON WAGONS

....l. FOR SALE, . .r.-.
suITABLHfoR rAR,rERsA AND LusrBEitMKs.
'.r % NKY, MAGRATH a BEI.I,
"a f.Ia4urrFrr .H- Oslumbia Market,
.a Oer. Massachusetts ave. and st. N. W.
IVOR RRNr.-RooNs KN SUITE OR sINGLR,
IN : smal family. At moderate rata Apg.yh
VoUNd dENT T-KsEN or GOOD HABITS
sy s ssr ssS sSSTi fatq 4 qnss s%, g. .Ss
EoR SALE on hHNT-HoUsK No. 1919 n
~ st5cet besvssn Tvef,h sad Ihirteenth street.,
vith all Ne modern imptoyemant,; Ans. yard And
Asssssss,. assi sss sssi s.is SIsfa;s.
II oFFER A aAFR, PROMPT sRUURITY, PAY
ss%s year. ~ P.a. eyss.%s sse =
is..sI E... O inssfes'' 6.i sss lgss;sFsis iss
,GSisi %isi% ~fssasSisssia sf1 sssSaa. atH'
CCBoOL DIsrRlOF BONDS, ~ N
kEIRsT MoaToAaR ON ALL PROPERTY OF
AAc!hkD, saa he Ls Hafe. tiIist Iioyizion ior
ale n ignl z M M pgshras tIineiP.l sHa n
mhal1n dl,- n, - hsnnsJitania aSenua
NOR RRENT-FURNISHRD RO0MS-A BACK
Il PARL0h furnished a. . bedroom. and t4o
VIII b rented on feA.ohIb % terms % gentlemen
only. 7Address "A y NArIoSAL RirlHIln.s
EoR sALKlIpTs q, 81. a ANp ., IN
tFpsa Third and Four, and lhalf Etrppts s0athwest
fM pettoulAf hpply q IAtiiner kplary. auction.
ESoR sALB-A VALUABLE LOT on 1Ynnp
street 6,ts.ee S 2 sns s,trss.s r e. On on ne west
~ io' EATiIkR R1tffaR sp6G2R2RY. Auctiopesr.,l
mhlla I, nl % -.Ll star Once baildins.
ENOR RRNT-FuRNIBHKD PARIJoRS AND
II bsdrooma t4s fsircet 10 ~ WV IansH
EoR RRNT-DEsiRABLR JoFFIJB Rooms,
~ tiAQ .is DR. room In building Ne qf Nath
mh7.f ''N fstarl Board of ITlds hoonis
SUTTEs OF ROOks-PoR RKNT-FINRLY
y fp,&gi.hsd, M inslndins ~, beat bath and sIisf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12


II ,sEAR FALLS CHURCH STATION, ..
tWsshhinEson and Ohio Nv nsvF9.du t.o ssres E O.
oontAi1ins nins rooinS, with peat pntioo M front
Apd 4ps well u The iitchsn door. Tho ground b
Planssd n sIesli,n. fruit T.ps. and beIris,: md
bought " desdred. Apply 70 John D. prush, NOR.
chant, Falls Church. o. 70 ". H. pop~ REryniioAs
: 4 BEAUTIFUL ESTATE.
s ssr g., ,s ~ e Lana .ss sPdss soGS a. sT, t1
splsndid orchards and Emnl fruits; large barns
hs whole OF any part Also, adjoining.
Z AsStAILFARDf,
az acres, with comfortable Cottass, barn and
stable nns spLing houaA, and Hell fenced. gAtsrin
every held, For further pArticglAfl apply per
sonalI on the prynisas, seventh street rad, eight
miles from Mishingtoi city, or py leitef 70 WA.
bArpHkLOR whsAton post ofi6s, Montgomery
oounty. Nd --lL----u lui- i ap1e1m
ENoR RHyT-A HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY,
IT tyo and . hslf miles from thscity, sit1ated
Rs.s osoa HeYs r o. ssI..lnins s.Fhi I ~ EOSPs, r
sfn, q y lsti%s v Y TbbisoS Ss.Al sssSs: y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12
rBsCLALMs ron DAMAGES sUs-
~ ppkkdnSyfRp pkkdnSyfFRptIsrsS IS CONSEQUENCE OF I'M
BQAnD on PUnLfO WOnEa


= DisTHIor oT UoLuaBIl, X,
l.ssd fsr he iaforns,oS or q ii con- eaSoesnsd ed puo
~ g e si St asSs g re-
S.a.-seisd sy a. L.gi.ias., x4.~Siv qr "a, Di.
nv, q ,hs owpsf o. owSsrs q any real estate IN he
ssa S e ss e ss bS.r %
lc works setting forth that special damages have
isP. %.as .a
md p.rtisularly, describils the ns.ure ef s.ld
%sPt q Ma & sppssoa, @ f and % d a ass%sd SS S' % tSs
,uii,c;p, for thsa RrIposs tpe aid board Or ma
alleged 70 be specially damaged and make, Or cause
p be made, any examination Competed with s.id
neoessAry or proper
SEQ, lnd !. Osr,a.v ,ns,t.J, That II, aftor IN.
osrd Or ieriy sSsrcof shall Ss q he @ opiioa %
that special damages have been sustained ~ any
Ss same sfins into Sopsidefsiios ,se bsSsns 's e
said property from said imprYyements or repairs,
once q Rs seersssiy q he Bistrsa % written .sss
ments Of their action and estimate of damsses and
sn.ans MAJ. .sson an " Ts ss II ss az u
APplic.tions made e Them nndst the proyi.ion- o.
erounds o. such svsfds, fes The action q ths iSis
sssoass q sa q s9 VIZ De ss. :sns ss !ss s
have been arryoyed by the Ieefsiatiye Assembly
% md an appropriation made ior ne payment Of hs
Notice Is hereby given ina. all R g.r!ls. claiming
~ asy, from M: dsis, u order tSs. .uss ssi%i
istye 1sssSSiy for s,s sstioa ''''''a W '"' L's'
I'M sI = n w, SssS;a
=. ISe si s5sif Sies prs.asn.
fWspR, LINCOLN HAS RRMoyRD n
~. No iSs ~ % street northwest nVs doors wea
. .oFfiGE HoUns
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NfTRD bTATEs PATRNT 0VfioEI

TINTTED sTATEs PATENT OgtIoH, d Z.
On ~ psllnsa u 81 iSl b ttl6f1bs Sf Aasl1-
ssS % ,s G. ~ Il s sssP9sISe z SsS = ~
q "a a n ~ : 81 si Sss =
s:sS::s &: 80 a.. a.s y: 3 &. K a.:
a&ss ss !. 'ss 49, ~ us s;.i 3 3. se ~ sd
p %l;. 4;
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fW-NOTICR IN RELATION TO LOOKS.

TRHAsuAy DRPAprMKNTl n.
wAsuINdToH, j. o., March ~ 1879, JUl
gSr,..on @ Eooa. u bond ana for other e.. ss..@%s
DeIaFtmslt, In the city OF wAnhlplron, on the sist
ip.tA9t = ssreby postponed until NAY 1. ids' a.
ss@Ss: y kSsl: tor o,, stanip.,,os SI. sn ss Y
~, william 4 RIcHARnsos; . 90
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: MONEY LOANED

h. .r'. Vt iE..# aflfhFIt rFsFst iRa Fls ai
fu.H uH. "|H ETIg .IIFH 90 SEQ I sdi uEsgu
A.a Hl Iutis % "a . glas NE q NJ, u1 ~
trI .Hr ...s7 ftz zufta 70 .Hid - a,iIal1la'F,a
eel. .t 40 HITa .sl'E Sab = nffltu d1Is
a ." .4tHf |t skfH l.sa IasFf sfit IH iassEFr
20 .I.f..f ~ uHAHua
I'm. q frilul
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

~" u 4 NOV Ins
GEORGE BoaUs, dealer In Wood and Coal, has
rsmoysd hls ofnse o 20 Ninth street three door
friends and cuatQpierA Constantly on hand full
Assortment % Al kinds q Mo9d aud Coal. Lowest
Wharf Thirtnrn and half street. river front, aIAst
fHsDIsTRICT or COLUMBIA,
k0 noAhD oF HEALTH,
- WAAHIHeros, April A is5I
NOTICR-whereas by resolution Gdopted By this
Board March q I'm Ailzntns trees deolAred 70
kesolsed, Thafn sAid trees are not prnnet within
twenty days from the date hereof. 80 as 70 eneotu
health ooer 70 destroy or cause the same 70 be do
slroyed without further notice. wv T
CHRIS, @, cox. N, D., ~
.' President Board of Health,
Attest; ID. W. BLIss, NJ D., Secretary. Apasu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-13
THE SCENERY.

The road to ths Lake, from Carson, 10 one OF
scrois rugged mountains and along bcantiinl
valleys, Tie scenery around the shores OF the
Lake 10 among ths most gorgeous In the world.
Telegraph once at the Hotel
Lee, ~ an uEsEY- Proprietor,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-13

20. yoU old devil, I've caught you
at last :" was the exultant remark oil n
Fort Wayne mstron who had been
greatly annoyed by the depredstions
Of a neighhor's COW upon her Hover
garden, "a she sailed from her ambush
Behind tho rain-barrel. broomstirk i'
hand. just as her pastor ratified the
gstc.latch in making her friendly
call. She was absent from her pew In
church next Sunday. when the subject
OF the discourse was 1.-The uuruiy
Member"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-13

TurpE Ia a clever lad In Bingham
ton. who will get his living In this
world and no mistake. For playing
trusut, maternal authority cnt oil his
supper. Casting one fond look ut the
aulhoress Of his existence. he paused
at the door to say: "Mother. am
going to die. and when am no more
I wish the doctor 10 cut me open ana
look at my stomach" The maternal
heart was filled with awful torebodinS'.
and the maternal voice asked what lie
meant. II wish IL to be Known iie
answered. "that | died Of starvation.
TLis wa. enough. The small boy was
triumphant. aud retired to his little
bed gorged to repletlon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-13

The City MARSHAL Of wachita, Kan
sas, has u peculiar idea OF his du
tles, which makes him very unpopn'
lar with criminals. a few days ngo
he arrested n notorious horse thief and
cattle thief, and instead Of putting
him in Jail, sent him down the trail
to the cattle men, TO be dealt with In
accordance to the summary notions ot
Justice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-13

A LADY, claiming to be the grand
daughter OF tho first Napoleon, ha'
taken possession Of the Bonaparte
mansion. ut Bordentown. \. j., aud
defies all means to eject her, In the
absence OF the agent. Some OF the
seryants believe that she Is a verltaoie
representative of the Bonsparte family.
and are in ecstacies over the prospect
of having the old mansion once more
clittering with royal sp!endor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-13

OK a farm near SUSSEX. Wisconsin.
last "Wednesday, Mrs. Alexander Har-
ris was thrown from a mower an,l
dragged thirty rods by the atfriShted
horsc-. when the sickle and wheels OF
the machine becaiue clogged with
grass and they could so no further
Mrs. II. was badly CUT and bruised
and had q narrow escape from death
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-13
THE oHEm1srRYo OF CHARACTER
MI. LlzzIs porEs

Hr.LIzzIs porES.
John. and Peter. and Robert. and paai,
God In his wirdom created them oil;
John yas statesman. and Peter slave.
Robert preacher. and Psul-wss . RnaSs.
Evil or good. ~ the case mtght De.
White, or colonel. or bond. or nre-
John. and Peter. ard Robert. ano rhui'
God In his wisdom created them aH.
On, Of esrth's elements, mingled with name
Ont OF lif.'p Compounds OF glory anc shame,
Fashioned and shai ed by no Will oi tneit o"''
And helple-s,y into life's history THROWN
RON nv Inc law that compe.s men 10 be,
Rorn 10 conditions they could not Ior,ee,
John and Peter. AID Robert. ard Paul.
God in his wisdom created them all
ro,, x,. IN. head and heart Of his State,
Wss tu,,ed and horored, was noble and great.
PETER was made meath liio's burdens 70 grosn;
And never once dreamed that bis soul was Ills
own. ..,a
Eor zenlou,ly preaching what no one believed
Wh,ir PM. OF the pleasures OF sin TOOK MS MI,
Aud gave up his life to the service Of Ill.
I, CHANGED that these men In their passing away
From earth aud Its conflicts ah dled 'ne sa'ne
day. - 49,, Al.
John MAS mourued through the length and The
breadth OF the land
p.,sr feIl 'pea,h the lash In merciless hand
Robert died with the praise oi the Lofu ON MS
tongue .,,.
While Paul was convicted Of murder and hung.
.John. and Peter, and Robert. apd Paul,
The purpose OF life was fulaled IN them au'
Men .aid Of the statesman. How noble and
ant Of Peter. alas, lie was only slave {"
OF Robert, '.'Tis well with his soul IT'S Nsi';
While Paul they consigned 10 tho tormsn's o'
hell.
Born by one law through all nature the sstGo,
What made them 6irers and who was 10 oiaine
John and Peter and Robert. and Paul,
God In His wisdom created them all.
ort In that region Of infinite Hight,
Where the soul OF the black man Is as pure AZ
the white
out where tho spirit. through sorrow made Wise
No longer rrsorts TO tecep ion and lies
Ont where the Eesh can no longer control
The freedom ard faith OF the God given SOU
Who shall determine wtat change may oeiai
John, and Peter, aud Robert, and Paul.
John may in wisdom and goodness Increase
Peter rejoice IN an infinite peace
Robert ~ ay learn that the truths OF the Loru
Are m rr In the spirit and less In the word
And Paul may be blessed with ho!ier birth
Than the pa:rIons OF man bad allowed him on
John. and Peter, and Robert. and Paul.
God in His wisdom viii caro- for them al.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-13

The most unpopular man In Eir'
= ginIa Is one who has made the acct
, dental discovery that kerosene Is a
efficaciou, as whisky to cure rattle
snake bites.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-13

IT Il mentioned as \ notable TACT
that among the Shakers there is no
cholera lnisntuin, and none OF their
descendants are ever hung or drowned.
The New York herald., 1873-12-22

in payment OF the Confederate deDt contracted in
England, and the treatment OF the parties found
board OF these vessels by the United States all
OF which was done ut the risk Of capture and
confiscation by the United States within
our waters, but never on the high seas.
That all the acts recited against tho
virginius show her to have been nothing
more than smugger. or q flibuster, not fitted
out In the United States and running the ordinary
risk OF capture for violation OF the municipal laws
governing the colonies Of Spain within the waters
OF her jurisdiction, but not, under any
plea or argument. subject to capture on
the high seas. Finally, that the grievance which
the Spanish government complains OF against the
United States was one which should have been
settled In the ordinary course OF amicabie rela-
ticns between two friendly Powers; and while the
United States government does not intend to assert
its authority except In vindication OF its honor
and sovereignty, the reasons alleged by the
Spanish government why the American nag
should not be saluted, as stipulated, cannot be &C
cepted as valid. and an observance OF the terms OF
the protocol will not be waived by the United
States except other evidence be presented before
the expiration or the time agreed upon for the final
disposition OF the question