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FROna TEE 'FRONT.'.

The news is again received that the
Modes have been successful ia another
engagement with our troops. On the
26th ultimo three companies Of United
States troops moved forward into the
lava beds, with view Of reconnoitcring
the position Of the Indians. Either
moving incautiously, or being led by an
incompetent officer, they we're suddenly
attacked BY an inferior number Of Mo
docs, who had 90 managed the DISPOSE
ton Of their forces as 10 give our troops
both an enflading and cross fire. Ter
ror stricken and ALMOST paralyzcd by the
unexpected attack, the United States
soldiers made q very shabby show Of
fight, and in an awkward attempt to ex-
tricate themselves from the trap into
which they had been led, nineteen out Of
the sixty-nine engaged were killed on the
field. Indeed, some Of the dispatches
60 so far as TO say that many Of the sol
diers were 90 powerfully stricken by fear
that they fell helplessly to the ground,
and awaited, in state Of semi-conscious-
ness, the application Of the scalpiug-
knife. This, we presume, is an exagger-
alton, intended only to illustrate the
utter discontinue Of the larger proper
ton Of the soldiers. 1t is not definitely
ascertained that any Of the Modocs were
killed. There is a vague and uncertain
report that four were slain OH the field !;
but beyond this unofficial statement moth
ing is known which may be relied on.
II is entirely useless to attribute this
defeat, rs well as the preceding disastrous
results, to the cowardice Of our soldiers.
Az body no Drawer men ever walked
up b the perilous edge Of battle than
the soldiers who make up the United
6tates army. Their courage has been
tried and proven in battles, in compari-
| son with which these Modoc skirmishes
are as the report of popgun to a Sec
ton Of artillery. Their valor and en-
durance conquered the South, and won
for them name more enviable than the
prestige of Grecian phalanx. These
series Of defeats can be attributed to no
other cause than the incompetency Of
the officers. And il can but be shame
! on General Gillem, that with an army
Of near one thousand men, supported by
a tribe of the Warm Spring Indians
numbering about seventy-fve, he has
suffered his troops to be ambuscaded,
surrounded, and slaughtered by hand
full of savsges, untutored in any of the
higher arts of warfare. Lying within
supporting distance of these three COM
panies which were cut up on the eGth
ultimo, he issued no order for their relief,
but suffered the living to be killed, and
the wounded ard dead scalped within his
sight There is something rotten in
Denmark"
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LATE NEWS.

Hog cholen is prevailing TO fatal dc.
gree in wocdford county, and many
farmers have lost nearly all Of their
hogs.
Il is probable that Hon. A. q. Tai.
bott Of Boyle will become . candidate
for reelection to the State Senate from
this district.
On the 18th ultimo, q negro boy, no.
cuscd Of committing rape about year
ago, and Of recently repeating the Of
Tense, was taken out Of Jail at Harrods.
burg by party Of fifteen masked men,
supposed to be negroes, and hung.
The dispatches received April 80 from
the seat of war are decidedly alarming.
II is stated that the Indians in Oregon
show marked signs of restiveness, and
that there is every prospect of a general
Indian war.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

VIZ are placed under renewed obliga-
tons Hon. J. b. Beck, for a hansomly
printed and bound copy Of the memorial
on the life of Hon. Garrett Davis, de-
ceased, delivered in the Senate Of the
United States, December 18th, 1873, by
Mr.. Stephenson Of Kentucky, Mr.. Wick
ers of Maryland. Mr.. Cameron Of Penn
sylvania, Mr.. Thurman of Ohio, Mr..
Sumner Of Ohio, and etbers; also pro.
oeedingsof the House of Representatives.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

MAGisrEArES AND NA6IsrnArH's cuvnrs.
!SaAiari- "a Divi>iun-w u Carson, sd Sat.
uryiays in August, November, February and
Nav. ID Division--J d Dennis, al Saturday
in July, October, January and April. Daniel
Miller, Constable.
Crob Orokdrd-lst Division--G W Parker,
ith Saturday in March, June, September and
December % Division--Robt Stewart. 81
Saturday in March, June, September and De
cember. Stoves, Constable.
Wainw IIoi-lt Division-Craig Lynn, ~
Thursday In March, june, September and De
cember. ID Division - 9th Thursday in
March, June, September and December. Tol
Douglas, Constable.
HgAIand-lst Division-Lewis Ball 81 Sat
urday in January, April, July and October.
ID Division John Henson, LIST Saturday In
January, April, July and October. Hiram
Oaks, Constable.
Waynes5rrs-lsi Division-B Padgett, ID
Tuesday in March, juno, September and De-
cember ID Division VIM. Gooch, 4th Tues
day in March, june, September and Dccomber
Granville Singleton, Constable.
HaAersrile-ld Division--John Cash, l.,
Thursday in March, June, September and De
cember. ID DIVISION II Alcorn, Sd Thun-
day in March, June, September and Drcenbsr
VIM. Campbell, Constable.
Huso~rAs-lst Diyision-Darius Lanne,
Sd Tuesday in March, June, September and
December. ID Diviiou-J 2 Hugbe-, IL,
Tuesday in March, June, September and De-
eemhcr. n Jones, Constable.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

MR. JAMES X. MARKS, editor Of the
Ksniusky Advocate. received very fat
tering call, last week. 10 become candi
date 10 represent Boyle county in the
neat Legislature. Very few men, if
any. In Central Kentucky have served
tbs Democratic party more faithfully
than Mr.. Marrs. and no citizen Of Boyle
county Il more able or worthy TO repre-
ssst her. Bat it would be a shame to
spoil 50 good an editor as Mars. and en-
danger the sueoessof 90 excellent paper
as the Adsooats, By ''calling him from
labor to rcfreshmeni;' though, II he can
sIsbrd the sacrifice for the dear people,
we ars for him. "ieeth and claws
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ALL the latest styles Of fabrics in
dress goods at yno. o. McAlisters.
STAMP TAXES.
Important 10 Dealers In Liquor
and Tobacco.

osao hOO0sS1s
The law passed December "a. 1872,
and which went into effect April 80 ult,
requires every person engaged in any
business ayocatiOu or employment which
renders him liable to special tax, to pro
cure and place cOnspicuously in his estab-
lishment or place of business a stamp
denoting the payment of said special tax,
before commencing business. Any per-
sou falling to comply with the foregoing
requirements is subject to severe penal
ties.
The following is the schedule Of occu-
paiions subject TO special tax;
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Tuesday, July Sth, 1878,

which day, and other they viii positiv ely and
ue9u.ocalfy take place In Public Librsry Hall Lou
isville, Kentucky
At this grand concert the oilouins cash GIFTS ~ be
distributed by lot and paid in full to the ekethcder-
who draw them
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

THE telegraph, yesterday, announced
the final termination Of the long and
painful illness Of Hon. Jas. Brooks of
New York.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

On Monday last tho Supreme Court
e the United States was expected 10
render desision determining the legality
Of the Kellogg nsurpation but Il
shirked the duty, and deferred the de-
sizioa sntu nsxt Fall.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

County Court, "a Monday in each month.
Quarterly Court, 1T MONDAYS In Msrch. June,
September and Iscember. Court Of Claims
"a Monday in Or,oier. Court of Levy and
As-eSsncnt--ad Monday in June.
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leasy due before The removal Of the mare Mars not
proving In - have the privilege Of breeding bach I'M
al coli l. gotten. orss furnished al " per month
Grain led ct ~ psT moaih.
Si-im. .. BOWMAN.
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INV 'cSt~ro W F''sf' ~
ton on The application to the court 10
grant an appeal from tho decision Of Du.
rcll In the case Of Kellogg versus War
moth, ct al. by virtue Of this postpone
ment. the people Of Louisiana will be
compelled TO await an indefinite length Of
time for the final judgement in n case
which lies nearer 10 their hearts and in
tcrcsts, than any case which has ever
vet been before a court for adjudication.
The decree Of q drunken debauchee,
who dcgrsdes his position and pollutcs
the ermine of his Office, is, by his timor-
Gus lodging Of responsibility, given full
force and effect, until the question in
volvcd in il shall be settled either by
force Of arms or the unqualified submis-
sion Of the respectable, law-abiding and
order loving people Of Louisiana. The
court, IL seems, have the most abundant
time to announce and deliver opinions in
minor causes bstwecn individuals, in
which the matters IN issue were nothing
~ compared 70 TINS one which involves
the ruin or salvation Of sovereign
State; but. under The shallow device Of
. want Of time. decline to take up and
consider . question, which nothing rem
dcrs impracticable for present and imme-
diase cons'derat'on' except gross tim'd-
ny, winch Il tanfamount both IN law
and morals 70 shameful corruption The
memben Of the court arc fully prepared
without special rcierenos q assneF'ty
and the tedious delay o. argument q
render . dec's'on upon thls question
Every po'ne contained IN q . nasssr
Of Pcete n.eory. o. which me count
can - )so'''al nnov'sdss' 80 % which
caeh me-rs - s'ready rc'''vsd ind''
vidusi kno~s'ee And ~ court. %
ing tn@ aPpF'ssu' KNOW SNn Ven shss 2
decision rendered 10 con'0'mixy 70 ~
would snaseer mo fragments ne o'cFee
OF Dureh, BUT sn woulo % y opposi'
''on 70 the wei'-known wishes OF grant,
which are law and gospel 10 all Govern
ment officers. The Judiciary Is as much
under the influence OF this Presidential
lafiaencc as the civil service branch OF IN.
Government; independence Oh 'noagh.ano
action Is piayed out thing. Inc wnole
Goverment Is under the rule OF one man
who retains Tor MS dirtiest work sucn
drunken tyranis as Dureli'
Grant, Dureii and Kellogg may nave
their way for . season. and they may
succeed IN oi"fing Tor years 70 come the
fairest prospects OF TINS Southern o'ate
but there Is some reason 70 peiieVe In inc
certainty Oh tnat principie oil re'ripuuon
which sometimes returns Win 'en-'oio
power upon the heads Oh the guhty. IL
may IN iact pe q moots question, wne'h
e. IN inc latter Gays froVidehce oea's IN
special v'sl.s.ions OF o'eSs'ng'o, Pun'sn'
ments ana !. may oe ceo",ea among
fheolog'ans vnesner the Pena,'es Oh un'
rignseoe conduct are inn'ct u on TINS OF
me mr'ner s'de Oh me grave ana In 'ne
denat'ng ciuo tne occasion may DC gwen
the one way OF me otner; YET ~ times
there appear ~ o'fe'sl vengeance sucn
crushing over~n''n'ns reoukes ITO"
some unseen power tnat We can put re
gard them q severe ses'imon'als Of "0d
displeasure on scoountof the sinful cours'
of EIs subjects. Justice, sooner or later
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02
CITY FEATURES.

Mr. A. A. WARREN will be found
ready to wait upon you ct all hours Of
the night at Z. b. Chenault's
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LIST DE GIETa,


The money pay all thc-e gins In full Is nov upon
deposit in the Farmers and Droyers' Bank Of Louis
vile, and vet aside hr that purpose and only he
Certificate nun the nkhier:
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Durbon's Patent Pump.

I am also sgsa, for the sbovs-nsmed pump ior dus
OF drillei veil. aud clsterus
Persnn. desiring 20 purchase either q the shove can
be supplied BY eans At my residence In Milledee Vile
Lincoln county, kentueky. ,...,,
55-iy " T. RusshLL
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

WANTED everybody to call and see
the magnificent stock Of new goods at
yno %. HcAlister'a
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

The money 10 pay all thc-e gins in full Is nov upon
deposit in the Farmers and Droyers Bank Of Louis
used for that purpose, as VIII be sen By the iooSin
certificate from the Cashier:
orvcx OF fAHNERs' Asp DRovErs' BAsH,l
LOUISVILLE, KY, April T. is73. I
This is to certify that there is in The Iarmer and
DrOyers' Bank 10 the credit Of the Third Grand Gin
Concert for the Ssns, o. the Public ss,y os Ken
held s y the S,s sss and 'S sss
The party, Therefore. Who holds the ticket drawins
the capital gin viii get 100000 In reenbaeks and -
q ,ss n the is. ob sss 1000 ine S
The remnant Of unsoId tickets win he furnished TO
tho.s Who arsi apply sorden seee@Psned X The money
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole ticlksts go, halves Is, and quar-
tsrs $3.50. Eleven whole tick eta for 800,
. for s225 Sc Tor $500 rs fof 81 600 2s5 r $500 SIS
for 5000 100 for $4,000 2sse fpr $40 900; and loo
for $1,000. No discount on less than slOo worth Of
The concert and distribution Of gins will begin at
O'clock on Tuesday morning, July $ In Public Library
Ha and the nowins vii ee The order q presedinss
for each ticket Sold in large wheel 81 Placing Of gins
in small wheel 9TH. Music by orchestral band 9TH,
aIsI Sa Of s H. Sus ~ o1ehss, sanS sS
Drawing Of last half Of gins. 9TH Placing % large
Wheel With ssfs ~ hand. e so%@l.,es appointed BY
The music on this grand occasion will be the best that
can be procured, and the gentlemen who count and
place the tags and gifts in the wheels and superntend
the and keep the record Of the drawn numbers
will be chosen from the bcst known and most trust
worthy citizens Of the state An win be - Conducted
to he perfect guaranty against complaint nom an
Just source.
The payment Of gin. win begin on SATURDAY. July
a. At O'Clock A. n Tickets drawing gins must he
presented at room No 4 Public Library Building,
where cash checks upon the Farmers Bank o. Louis
VILE OF sight drafts upon the Fourth National Bank Of
New York al the option Of the holder will be given
for the tickets All gins not called for IN months nom
the drawing will be turned 70 the Public Library
fund.
For full particulars send for circulars.
rios H. BRAMLETTE, Louisville, Ky.
Agent Public Library Ky
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Lincoln County Directory.


law, Equity and Criminal terms "a Mon
day in April, and ortotcr continuing twelve
days.
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NEXT Monday is court day. Don't
fail to call and look at the new goods at
Jno. o. McAlisters
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

90 ard see the new stock Of ladies
and gentlemen's gold and silver watches
at X Il. Chenaulfs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

A MAGNIFICENT stock of pictures
and picture frames Of all sizes At W. H.
Anderson's
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ssatooi-John NJ Phillips. Jr, Judss, Nh
Saturday in each month 1hos PurdOn Mar
shall.
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I'm the countls- q Lncoin Casey Wayne, Taylor, and
Marion COUNTS, am nov prepared 10 furnish them
20 tho-s desiring such sbcfavers, a. manufacturer
price-.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

NIscELLANE0Us and school books
in endless varieties ct w. X. Andsrsol's
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

F0R cigars and tobacco, Of uniform
brands, 60 10 WI Anderson's
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

JUST reesivsd an elegant stock Of
jeuelry at K T. Chenaulfa
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

NITE have 10 .lans mes and eonplets sssortnsnl q
w goo&s which ~ propose TO .sll a hos br CASH
a. sny houss In this section.
We al % psoIls Of this sud surrounding eouplry
70 eau sn4 examine our gr'ods and TficsA eP-am
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-02

FRESH ash at J. n. Rochester q Co. .
every Tuesday and Friday mornings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-22
Reese River Items.

From the Revcillc. October 2o.l
Sylvester Letheridge, convicted OF
assault In the District Court with In
tent to kill. was OIL Saturday evening
sentenced by his Honor, Judge Nc
Kenny, to a term of five years In the
State Prison. Sylvester IAN lay his
misfortune to the same cause that has
obliged many another man to be I'M
INJURED In the walls OF a prison.
whisky /; for 1t was to whisky that his
crime Is directly chargeable. No per-
son who knows him believes that had
he been In his sober senses, he would
have committed the act for which he Is
to suffer so bitterly /; and while few
can sympathise with the crime, there
are none but what must pity Ills fate.
lie has lived In this community for
upwards Of ten years and was not
during that time, to our knowledge,
looked upon rs a bad or dangerous
a
J. +. Roberts, County Auditor, has
delivered to the County Treasurer the
assessment roll for the year 1873.
From the statement compiled by the
Auditor we get the following figures :
Total valuation of real estate, $347,-
81 ; total valuation Of personal prop
erty, 81 53, 100 total taxable prop
erty, 81, 601. 0S0. The total amount Of
taxes OH the above Is 81. OPS. 40, OF
which the State receives $20,Ol3.6O,
and Lander county $24.0l6.2O.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-22
Truckee Items.
From tho Republic

From tho Republican, October AL
Five thousand live trout were for
warded from Truckee yesterday to
stock Reese river and the tributary
streams emptying into the same, near
Austin, Lander county. These fish
are about three months old, and were
obtained at the Conner Fishery five
miles from town OH the Truckee river.
They were from two to three inches In
length, and occupied two barrels-2,-
500 In each. Mr.. w. II. Reed, Of
Austin, Nevada, has them In his
charge. The water In the barrels will
be changed as often 10 once In every
two or three hours. Ice will be also used
to keep the temperature at about 40
deg. Fahrenheit. Mr.. Reed is conf
dent he can take his funny tribe through
with but triling loss. We understand
that about $4,000 more trout Of similar
slze are wanted to completely stock
Reese river and Its tributaries.
Twenty-seven cars loaded with lum-
Der have been shipped from Truckee
eastward during the last 4S hours. The
aggregate amount was 175, 600 feet.
Among the shipments yesterday was
1000 pounds Of Sierra Valley butter.
Freight train No. z left here yester-
day afternoon with So cars loaded with
lumber and merchandise. The train
was one-third Of mile In length.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-22

COMPLIED SrATUTEs.-we are under
obligations to Hon. j. D. Minor, Sec.
rotary Of State Of Nevada. for a set
OF the complied laws Of the State OF
Nevada, embracing the statutes from
1861 to 1873, inclusive, compiled: by
Messrs. Bonnileld and Healy. This
compilation Is In two volumes, con-
tanning respectively 59l and 6s3 pages.
The work, as a time saver, Is very val
liable, rendering a reference to the al
ready numerous volumes Of our State
statutes needless. It Is thoroughly In
dexed and very carefully arranged
with reference to the subject matter Of
the different statutes. Every business
man, in fact every citizen should own
a COPY. We presume 1t can be pro-
cured Of the Secretary Of State, but at
what price we are not informed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-22
A Mysterlous Affair.

A mysterious affair happened here
on Sunday night. A strange woman
who occupied q lodging room 10 the
Sweeny Block, arose about midnight
from her bed and calling the landlady,
told her she was nervous and couldn't
sleep, and wanted some wine or other
liquor TO quiet her nerves. The land
lady did not approve Of giving the
woman liquor. did not keep the article
and did not think 1t proper to send for
any. She advised tho strange woman
to retire to her room and 60 to sleep
II possible. The woman went to her
room and the landlady also retired.
About l O'Clock IN the morning Q NO
man was observed by a number Of men
descending one Of the pillars which
support the balcony In front of tho
Sweeny Block. The men were aston
ished, for It was q difficult task even
for a mai to accomplish In daylight,
and 1t seemed impossible that a woman
encountered with her peculiar dress,
could descend such a smooth pillar or
post, some fifteen feet In length. But
down she came, with her back to the
post, her hands grasping 1t behind her.
When she reached the ground she &C
costed a man on the sidewalk and beg
ged him to 90 up to her room giving
the number) and get her shawl. She
added I'm a tone Of terror that there was
= man after her, seeking her life. and
she must hurry and keep ont Of his
way. The man hurried up to the
room she had vacated, got her ahawl,
but cav no man or other object to ter
rify any one. He returned and gave
her the shawl. Her stories were so
strange and wild that the man wns
frightened and left her. The woman
then ran across to the Truckee Hotel
and remained In the parlor until the
passenger train came along, when she
got OH board for Sacramento. Some
OF the men who saw the woman de-
scend the pillar declare It was a ghost,
but It Is more than probable that IL
was q decided Ease OF delirlum trc-
mens.-Truckee Rep. Oct. 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-22

"THE SrAaE."-This department Of
the Youny Folks Rural for October
gives six dialogues for from two to
eleven characters each, besides decla-
nations, recltations, etc.. and this fea-
ture alone Is worth the whole subscrip-
tion price. Published BY Il. N. F.
Lewis, publisher Of the Western Rural,
Chicago, at 81 30 per year, and two
handsome chromos, Morning on the
Mississippi" and "Sunset on the Sler.
ras - thrown In. Single numbers are
sent to any one for Is cents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-22

IRRIGATION MArrERs.-At the Dem
yer, Col. Irrigation Convention. among
other important resolutions, we note
those which assert that the National
Government should grant to the States
and Territories the right Of way for
canals, bitches, and reservoirs, over
all public or private lands, wherever
necessary for promoting agriculture
or mining ; that full power should be
conveyed over all streams aud lakes ;
that the right should be given to tax
all lands benefited by the general ir-
rigatioa ; and that each Western State
and Territory should establish all Irri-
cation Board to superintend improve
ments, assess taxes, and otherwise
manage matters connected with its
system Of Irrigation. In lengthy let
ter to the Denver Ne,rs, upon the sub
ject Of irrigation, Mr.. N. c. Meeker,
OF the Greeley colony, Colorado, refers
70 the irrigation In Utah, and accepts
as a fundamental principle the con-
clusion, arrived at by long experience,
that water belongs to the people.
The Salt Lake Herald thiaks that ''this
Is a necessary standpoint from which
all legislation must spring, the State
or Territory, as representative OF the
people, claiming the right Of eminent
domain and legislating accordingly.
No progress In a grand scheme Of irri-
cation can be carried out, unless this
principle is acknowledged, and no per.
manent and undisputable system oil
rules and regulations for the manage
ment thereof car be adopted without
It."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-22
Admitting Gcnt and Ladies'.

The best String and Brass Band In the State
has been engaged for the occasion.
The ball and all ius surroundings will DO undor
the direct management Of members Of the
Minors Union at Gold Hill, gentlemen fully
conversant with every detail In connection with
the entertainment, and promise to mako this
Inc finest and most recherche ball OF tho season.
Participators in tho ball can obtain supper At
any hour during the night In tho immediate
.peIghborhood OF the hall. oc22 I'd