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The New York herald., 1874-09-22

VITANrED-BY AN ENGLIsHMAN, A SITUATION AS
w waiter in private family good city reference.
Ad two days W. c. T., Herald Uptown Branch
off,
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

VIyANTED-BY AN ACTIVE AND WILLING YOUNG
w man, between II and ls years OF age, situation in
wholesale house to learn the business; isa good PEN
Cptowu Branch office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

CITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS ENG
- lish waiter private family; best city reference
Address A. WILLIAMS, j. G. Brevoort ipresent en-
ployer), BEDFORD avenue Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

CITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO WATERS, TO
- TO take charge OF boarding house; best refer
encc. Cal! for two days at ISL West 3oth st;
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

II, W
an DESIRE Sc PLACER EN- PENSION CHEZ UNE
~ famlIe franchise a Brooklyn. s'adresser a e. A.
NcDOW ELL au soin de Mrs Conway Brooklyn Theatre
TIN JEUNE HOMME vEEANT DE LOUEsT, PAR.
liant Francais, Angais ct m peu pEspaCnol dcsire
Sc placer CONNIE earcon de sale dams un restaurant on
dams familie privee Adresse p. L. j. No 1869 2Srno
Quest
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

A VALET OR INDOOR SERVANT-A FRENCH
IA speaks English and Spanish fuently, aged 27
wishes the above situation good testimonials Address
r. JOSEPH, Herald Uptown Braech office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

Ch7 WEST ssD ST. CORNER sTH AVA FRENCH
"a Iady wishes position In a school as teacher Of
French and m9s,c. or In a brivate nnuly CAD or sd
draE-
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

YOUNG ENGLISHMAN (MARRlED. WITH ONE
n child wants a situation coachman and gar
dener; has is months reference. Address JOSEPH
WEBER. Riverdale, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

YOUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION TO TAKE
n care of few cows and horses and 10 work around
u genteman's place good reference from his employer
city country. Cali to-day 1uesnayl from until
O'clock at Mr. Green's grocery store, 75 av b. corner
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

VVANTED--A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w young man, waiter in a private family: best OF
reference is willing work. Call address Mr..
McCARrHY, % East 3Oth ST
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

n the country, near Elizabeth, wish a smart girl TO
general housework; quiet family and pleasant home
Apply on Tuesday, from l TO 8. TO A. EDWARDS, No.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

FIRST CLASS FRENCH WAITER MAN SPEAKS
n English, wants situation in O private family
several years first class city reference Address C. t.
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

COACHMAN AND GARDENER-BY MAN AGED 2
~ years is good driver, groom and gardener; cal
milk and take OF cattle, &c. best recon renda
tons. address j. D.. lbs Vest llth 81.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED--BY A WELL
"A recommended Englishman understands first class
city driving has served with best families and stock in
this city. Address COACHMAN, Herald Uptown Branch
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

C,ITUATIOS WANTED-BY A STRICTLY FIRST
- class colored waiter, in private family; under.
sta nds keting aud s first class housekeeper refer
ences. PA West 29th st., basement
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

JXvANTRD-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN
w situation as waiter IN private family or private
boarding house best city reference. Call at 6l West
lIou oustOn II
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

A YOUNG NAN COLORED) OF RESPECTABILITY
IA wishes situation in private family first
boarding house best references Address r. H.
Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

VNANTED-BY A GERMAN YOUNG MAN. A sITUA-
w ton as bartender or tend lunch counter or any
thing suitable business Apply at 22 East 2lst
ST. Ring times.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

A GENTLEMAN DESIRES A SITUATION FOR HIS
n coachrnan; Is English and thoroughly competent
and Trustworthy Address W. JACKSON, box ia Herald
rffca
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG COLoRED MAN WANTS
n situation first class waiter in boarding house
good city reference Address A., box 99 Herald Uptown
Branch office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

TANITOR'S POSITION wANFEp-IN A DOWN
81 town building BY a married man. no children;
best references as TO character and ability. Address
INTEGRITY, box 1873 Herald office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

T AUNDREsS WANTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL,
- one who understands her business thoroughly and
Is willing 70 do chambcrwork at the end of the week
Apply, with city reference, at l05 East 37th ST. first
honse from Park
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

A BOY, WHO CAN WRITE BOTH ENGLISH AND
IL German, wants ft situation.
SCHOELING, 427 East 18th st.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, NOT LONG IN
"A this country, wants situation groom and foot
man; best city reference. Address T., box l2O Herald
UnIoWn branch Office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
CoACHMEN AND GARDENERS.

CITUATlON WANTED-AS GROOM: HAS LONG Ex.
- perience In the business; best city Call
at or address Brewster BItons Carriage Repository.
18th st. ana 5th av.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

YOUNG MARRIED MAN WANTS A SITUATION
"A as coachman and groom city country; has first
class testimonials from present employer AddrcssJ. NJ.
c., $40 9Th
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

VALET OR BUTLER BY FRENCHMAN JUST
~ arrived from the Continent; best reference from
American families. Address b. b., Herald Uptown
Branch Office
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

yNANTED-BY AN ENGLIsHMAN, A sITUAToN!As
w waiter In private family good reference. Al
dress n. H., Herald Uptown Branch oficc.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

VNANTED--A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT MAID.
W to travel with an actress; must be quick; good
hairdresser and seamstress one who has occupied q
similar position preferred must come well recon-
mended. Apply, between and 3P NJ at 252 west 25th
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

WANTED-A POSITION AS GOvERNESS: TEACHES
W English French, music, needlework, &c; would
take entire charge children with hold
duties; good home preferable to high salary undoubtet
references Address INTEGRITY box It's Herald Uptown
Branch Office
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

vxyANTED-BY RESPECTABLE FRENCHMAN.
w speaking English situation as valet with gen.
teman or in private family class references. Ad
dress B j. b.. Herald office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN. lS YEARS OLD
n living with his parents speaking French, Italiar
and English wants situation to learn the pastry trade
best reference. Apply AT $50 Vest SD St. first floor
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS SITUA
"A tion private cOachman or farmer or private
waiter or attend and drive Tor doctor: good refer
epce. Apply at ia East 2d st. Ring basement bell
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

A RESPECTABLE, INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN.
N lately landed, wishes q situation TO take OF
horse and carriage is willing make himself gene rally
useful Apply tor two days at 2l4 East 22a St
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

WANTED BY A FRENCH.
w man tsingie) who understands his business thor
oughly; excellent reference from last pioyer Call at
lis West 3Ath ST.. in grocery store.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

YOUNG MAN, OF STEADY HABITS WANTS A
n steady situation as bartender; three years expert
encc: speaks French down town preferred: salary
pected, SO week Address II. e., in the bar 30
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
TUESDAY 22 s74-TR1PLE SHEET
HELP wAyTrD-rrMALrs.

WANTED-A GOOD FRENCH NURSE, TO TAKE
. care or two children; must speak little English
aoa ST, on Tuesday and Wednesday. September ~ Al
q, from 10 10 I o clock.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

CoOD SITUATIONS IMMEDIATELY FOR GIRLS;
" highest wages gwen. Come and see at oDELL's,
lu9 West 34th
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS WAITER
n In private family understands his duties in every
particular Is willing and ob2ing city reference.
Can address }. NJ, l6y W est 18th ST.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

A YOUNG COLORED MAN WISHES A sITUATIO.
N a waiter IN q small private family; wages OBJ
iect 70 a good home. Address WAITER, box LIS Her
aid Office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

A FIRST CLASS FRENCH WAITER MAN SPEAR
IA English. wants situation in a private famil
Best city reference. Call address L. k, No $50 Ea
42l
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

A T 81 LEXINGTON AVIAN AMERICAN, ENGLISH
n French nurse girl wanted also an accomplished
American, English or French houseKeeper; wages lib
eral; must be well recommended.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

A WANTED, AT 40 WEST 23D ST., A GOOD GIRL;
"A. German preferred: good plain cook washer and
roner wages Sl2 Ca before ~ or after with refer
ences.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27
the lNyAllp-A PIN PICTURE.

SEQ her pallid countensnce. but n
short time ago the pictare OF ruddy
health, the envy Of the school and tie
pride of the household. She was al
vnys welcomed by her schoolmates,
for her 1.-the form aud pleasant dis
nosltlsn carried cllecrhlness Into their
ranks. DlligcnL punctual aud exem-
plary, obedient and graceful at home,
She won the hearts OF all. But, alas,
we are sorrowcd. Those rosy cheeks
and ruaJy lips are blanched by con-
sumption. The voice once 30 enchant-
ing In laugh and song Is feeble, husky,
and s~upplantcd by a hollow cough.
Let as approach her couch gently and
take her hand. DO not shudder be-
cause of tho feeble and %passlonless
srasp. The hand once 30 hearty and
plump Is smaciated aud shows bony
outlines, while the cords and tortuous
veins are plainly mapped upon the ssr-
fsce. The pulse that bounded with re-
pletion, carrying vigor to the whole
system, and imparting life. beauty,
~yivaclty, health aud strength, Is dell
cate TO tho touch. The fccble hoart
cannot propel tho thin, scanty blood
with fierce. Must wo loso her whilo
vet In her teens? Companions aud
friends gather around with verbs OF
cheer and consolation, aud depart with
molstencd eyes and silent steps. Must
We lose her? No, there Is rclict! Wo
can stay this destroyer OF our happi-
ness and not suffer the loss OF so bright
a gem. Something moro Is required
now than dietary and hygienlc observ-
ance, for nature calls for aid and sho
shall have 1t. Take this pleasant med
iclnc. 1t Is in~ylgorating. How 1t al
lays tho irritable cough, Improves the
appetite aud digestion, and sends q
healthy tlngle through tile frame.
The blood Is enriched, nervous force
increased, aud the heart bounds with q
new impulse. 500 her face brighten
by degrees; the color Is returning, her
voice Is getting clearer, and pleasant
words are spoken. The strength fall
ter, yet, but Is gaining. Let US take
her out In the warm sunshine. In =
short time she will be able to go with
out our aid. n cheerful girl. This de-
llghtful medicine must be God-blessed.
IL Is restoring health to u loved onc.
She Is emerging from her sickness
sweetcr and nobler than before, and
DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery
must have the credit. 1t has raised
her.
5. II. EGLAR, druggist, Of West
Unlsn, o., says DIR. Pierce's Medical
Discovery has effected q wonderful
cure Of consumption In Ills nelghbor-
hood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27
ANOTHER GONE.

2 Another n OF tho pioneer resi-
dents Of this coast has fallen on. OF the
ranks. John Farnham, n well known
citizen. died at the residence OF Judge
Robinson. In Gold Hin. this forenoon,
at IL o'clock. lie had been ailing for
-four or live months. and had made sew
eral excursions TO the Springs, aud
also took n trip to San Francisco, for
the purpose Of obtaining relief from
his ailments, but neither mlnegl
water nor the physicians skill were OF
any avail. He returned home from
san Francisco last week. Since his
return he has been gradually sinking.
His disease was dropsy. lie was able
TO converse, almost up 10 the moment
OF dissolution. Ills death was n pain
less one. and rather rcsemsled the fall
ing Into q gentle slumber. A few
minutes before he died, he remarked
lie getting TO DO a mighty close
game with me-" The deceased was
single man. q native OF New York,
and at the time OF his death was near
ly forty. eight years OF age. His I'M
mediate relatives. consisting OF two
brothers and a sister, reside at present
In the Western States. The subject oil
this notice emlgrated from New York
TO Wisconsin,, and came from theme 10
California In 1850. lie resided success.
siyely ut Sacramento, Yankee jim ahd
Placsrville. In lisa lac came over the
mountains, and has resided either In
Virginia or Gold Hill ever since. lie
was noted for his geniallty. was quick
ut repartee. and always rellshed a
Joke. no matter whether himself or
his friends were the victim. lie had a
large circle Of friends In this section,
all OF whom will learn Of hi. taking
oil with sincere regret. His funeral
will take place from Judge Robinsoa's
residence, In Gold Hill, o'morrow
saturday. at J l.. ".
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27

A. o. H.-GESERAL MEETIso AT
viRGlSiA. "A general meeting Of
the Ancient Order OF Hibernlans.
Divisions Nos. l and 2, Of Virginia and
Geld Hill. Is called BY notice Ia our
advertising columns to take place nj
Miners Union Hall, Virginia, to.
morrow Saturday evening at 7:3O
O'Clock. Important business will come
before the meeting therefore = full
aud prompt attendance Is desired.
ELEcrios or 0rrIcEis.-The regu-
lar annual election Of officers Of the
Ancient Order OF Hlbernisns. Division
No. .. was held last evening, aud re-
suited "a follews: President, Thomas
Kelly, reelected; Vice President,
Mat Crowley Recording Secretary,
Maurice O'Cohnor, reelected ; fiiail'
cial Secretary, Michael Mclaughlin
reelected Treasurer, j. L. LarSil'
reelected.
Mass MEEriSS.-A call has been Is
sued for a mass meeting, which sto Dc
held at piper's Opera House Tomorrow
saturday. evening. at Z o'clock. The
object OF the melting is to utter n pro
test against the passage Of the amend
msnts 10 the mining law. The meet.
ing will be addressed by n number oil
prominent gentlemen. Miners aud
mining men generally are requested
to DO present.
PERSONAL. - Our old time friend
WIN. lily. Doane, coiner at the Carson
Mint, was In town to-day. lie give.
very favorable reports Of the opera.
tons Of the Mint, aud says that the
people at work there are turning Out
bushels OF money. The coinage last
month amounted to more than that oI
any previous month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27

mr.. A. III. HPINNEY.


well.knoxn throughout the country A. q Pathos
o,,I., and rbvsio,ogist. whose surcessful treat.
80, ~ es,,sin nbs.Irai dI,abilIiiss and furc.
nm, ,..srssmsni. se.sryel,y entiilc him Ia
,nn s'n,fiap I,coynition OF th, Great Specialist,
.o,IJ ,a,ncstfaIIy Inform Ihe citizens OF Viz,
',n,. ri,v mi xic;nity inni he has returned Ia
yyinla ~ NJ M ..n H. con.ui,ea until skTiIK.
nhhyy! ~ SwiSn tpRII ii nj LIs Office. No,
rs, - wIiIisvS Am BIyI.ER'S BUILDING
~, -n...'annasi,a Po.t.onIce. and on u
u.n. uN ~. III. invalid. an ouporiunlty OF
sttnIy"vI,,, ,nsrssivs. ihTonyh hi, urofessional
Iiuuiss ', .nch cor.,iin,ionai nnpnyanccs and
aNeneI, ". ivy n,,ims IN comns,. and 10 cure
a,.men.s in,a No., nh,raI "details N h
Mi,nout en'eir m,xE,. nyomni -, !. m, fact Thai Dr.
su.a.'on. ..,iIls.' r,rnn,aiIon may bs Traced
Spinnn,,J NJ ins,,u,a,ion and conduct of Inc
w. ~ 1Uapsds ta.tt MrIiesi Institute. Ths
,a,ins ~ m. Encll,b Pharmaceuticsl College 10
..s u.J n, an risssisd siandard. An extended
s.nn.,,tS.n:, and an asslduous s,udy OF the varied
49,. Of ai..a,e. enable him 10 guarantee rs.
pnsssso " sacs... In The Eradication of tho
.u..I,s,, .,r',nir aGcetion. incident 10 both
maa .nrh ~ S,ryon, DEBILITY. Rxhsnstcd
vit,sii,y Youthfai Rrcesses, Marriage Impcdi.
meni.' Chronic and General Affections.
~ TO THE LADIES.
DIR, SPINNEY, while naturally impressed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27

ARRnsTRD VoR STEALING SAwDUsT.
This morning a lad by tho name OF
Booth. aud another boy whose name
we did not learn. relieved q third boy
OF a sack Of sawdust which no was
carrying up Main street for the pur-
pose Of selling at soms Of the saloons.
Boy No. . held the proprietor Of the
sawdust until Booth had tims to take
the sack OF dust to 4 saloon aud sell II.
The father OF boy No. 3 learning Of the
transaction. swore out a warrant for
the arrest OF young Booth upon a
charge Of petit larceny. Constable
Harkln arrested the lad and lodged
him In the Gold Hill bastllc to await
his trial, which wal arranged to take
place Ia Justice Wrlght's Court this
afternoon.
IMPORTANT TO ISvALIDs.- THE attsn-
ton Of our readers 10 called to the adj
vertisement OF Doctor A. II. Spinney
which will DO found under the head OF
..New To-day" The doctor can be
consulted at hi. oiilce No. IL, Will
llams 81 Bixler's building. until Satur-
day evening, April llth. Doctor lisa
thorough master OF his profession, ana
has been remarkably successful In the
treatment OF all kinds Of diseases.
Those OF our readers who are out OF
health, should. by all means avail
themselves Of the present opportunity
Of seeing Doctor Spinney.
Sg~srEscEp. - Yesterday, Thomas
Coleman, who was found guilty OF an
assault with intent to kill, was SEN
fenced by Judge Rising to two years
Imprisonment In the State Prison. Inc
assault was committed last month ut
the railroad depot, Gold Hill, upon
Charles Cullln, at whom Coleman
fired TIVE shots, one Of which grazed
his forehead. Sheriff Atkinson LETT
Virginia with the prisoner ell route
for Carson yesterday.
IS CoUHr.-rhe parties who figured
as principals in the iist-tlght which
took place in ear Of the Imperial
works, on Monday last, were tried IN
Justice wriyht's Court last evening.
The sgressor In the affair was fine,l
$50, and sent to tho County jail Tor
Que hour. The other man was dis
charged.
ASSESSMENT LEyIrp.-rhe Gould &
Curry Mining Company, yesterday,
levied an assessment oil TWO uoiiars per
share, aggrcgzting $4,000.
FuSEnAL.-The funeral OF Thomas
Casey. who died In Gold Hill this
morning, will take place from his late
r..IJsnce to- morrow at 3 r. N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27

LECTURE ~ GERALD MAssEy.-As
o,,o,,e.d In our adv.rti,ing columns
- -, ~. ,ho omo,,
'o-uay' "e'"' ' -,
poet, orator, writer anu tnev,e''.a'
philosopher, wiz give oue OF ~"
riyalled anu very pGpuIar .tC ;,~
Na'ioila, uu'lu nan, 10 NJ,
on ouhuty n'A,, nan. Eli hs
o'clock 7. NJ; Tvs Sug1s. n.,,is';
WHY Doe Sot uou MI, auv 20
This was the slnguIss e9.u ~.
pounded 10 isoo'l,on o'u,yo ill.,
man Friday ana wiz oc ao'y
sed W Mr. Massey" p'csu"io w
the satisfaction OF All h's iauic ava
lecturer as we'll rs poet ms gone oe-
fore him. aud crowded audiences listen
TO hia wherever he goes lie mas Just
arrived from the Fast, where nc has
lectured on the samc aud Kindred SUD-
jects, cliciting the mos tavorao'e COM
ments from "a exchanges e'erywne,e.
We copy the following notice
from the Troy, New York, Fress /:
'.Gcrald Massey, the celebrated Eng
lish poet. delivered a mastery lecture
nj kanus Iiil,, last VENUE n ,hs
psvII:, IN, amount Of pathological
information aud NEUROLOGICAL research
Mr.. Massey displayed In his lengthy
snl most intere,tlny effort was vast,
a, the stsdy and preparation Of years
would i,r,Iv. With an ingenuity
sonai the apy autiauarlans, the deduc.
live and eombIning mower ofa logician,
and the enthu,iasm Of a preacher, he
%expouHded conclusions and sentiments
that many would pronounce iaIse, oe.
sau'o an mp.In S'c,, i"", n,osl.n ~ 10,
ms"t and rim. m bc rsSs,irI. No, an
atheist. a, r,port made him. not a
scoiY,r at truth, but an Undertaking
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27
This MsrninS.

3Ii1 opLl., .OS. 20. 2ok ioS 30. %. 20S
.J5O Gould A Curry, -, :Ia, -, .Ss, 2s..
h3O, ssN
ass Bes, a beleher. n, u. 81.
595 savage, 81. 80. 81 $50, 81
5i5 Chsllsr roiosi. 81. ca, 81, CIV
iGi Hale 1 Sorcross. as b5o. %
ITO Crown rsist. ~. sjk, S3,.. 93S
3s5 Yellow JACKET. II. -, 1ls, -
&C5 inpefial. CO.. Gk. O..
$50 Empire Mil, ~. a..
COO ksntsek. 81. 2ih, ais
Go Alpha, Es, i3S, l3t
so Iieleher, ~. ~, sik
ii11 ConlSsncs, %. o. o.. bn
10 Csa. Virginia. 20. 5gS, ~, 81 b3O
2ij Caledonia, 81, 3lk. SAY b3o
stO Ovsrman, 90. t5A. q, nv b5o
i.50 Globe Con, IL, 1.
Eclipse. ~
io Bal,insrs Con, ss,1g
80 knieserbccksr. 81. 9 .6k,6S
2o5 sierra Nevada, 81, 2iS
$50 EKchsquer, SOY. 81, 3la bS0
500 California Con, 90, &S. tok rs
as Seq. Bslchsr. 81, "a, 9OS
i65 silver IIill. 9&
- Usion Con, rs
GO Nevada, ~
l6O julia, ~. ~.
i25 Buckeye.7
50 Justice. IN
so So-suth, 81
iSS New YORK Cor. 81, az.
81 Occidental, ~
Sa3 Dayton, iS,7s
~ Trench, ~
$50 Tyler. ia.lr
$40 Europa, ~. ana
rs Leo, l..ia,l ~
$50 NoOdvills, !, Ills
20 Whitman.
40 Andcs, lh,l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27
Ixur,, I.nw I'm Kansas.
BY n CABLES.
n.pub,ic.n SUCCESSES I'm Spain,

Republican Successes In Spain.
MApmp, March 2.-Serrano tel
esraphs the Minister Of War that bis
troops have driven back the Carlist
lines, capturing at the point OF the
bayonet, several villages occupied by
the Insurgents. On Wednesday last
several Carlist batteries were also
sllenced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27
DefNuiting Pension Agent balloon
Asccnsion-Thc Coiima Stiit Ont
Stabbed.

SAN Francisco, March al P. Nj
Investigations into the affairs OF ii. G.
Bennett, the missing Pension Agent,
Indicate that he Il q d~eiaultcr to a
large amount. As tho examination oil
his accounts Is not concluded. the ex-
act amount OF his d%efalcatlon Ia not
known. His vito Is still In tho city,
but Bennett has never been heard from
since he left Omaha.
The weather Is favorable and Prof.
Barber will mako n free ascension ut
wosdward's tomorrow In the Paris
mail balloon, carrying ten persons.
No news yet from the steamer CO.
lima, aud as her delay Is protracted
public anxiety increases. 1t Is gen.
orally believed that her machinery Is
disabled and that she Ia making her
way under sail. The Union Insurance
Company has decided they will take
additional policies on her cargo at
regular rates.
Greenbacks, ss43ss14.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27


RcleAsed.
NEW YoRK, March T.-Joab Law.
renee has been released from custody
Riot In Bombay, India.
A Bombay letter says there is great
excitement there over the trouble be,
tween the lower classes, Arab and AZ
rican, Mussulmen and Parsees, grow
Ing sut Of n book written by a Parsee'
In which was a reflection OIL the char
acter OF Mohamet. A number OF the
former attacked the Parsecs, burning
houses aud committing every kind ol
depreciation. Tho city authorities seem
scarcely equal to the emergency
around the city are not In sufficient
numbers to preserve order.
Assassination in Mississippi.
CHICAGO, March T.-ln Jackson
Miss, yesterday, w. X. Spears drove
In a carriage to the Office OF Robert D.
Miller, called him out, and rs no ap'
preached shot him fatally /; nus un.
known. Spears was taken to jail amid
great excitement and threats to lynch
him.
Lynch Law in Kansas.
JACKSONVILLE, rs, March T.-Last
| Wednesday, n Aines was killed by
his son.in-law, Pierce, who was yes
terday taken from tho jail by a mob
and hanged.
Mocking the Praying hand.
CINCINNATI, March 2.-Testerday a
band Of Germans followed tho praying
ladies', mocking their prayers aud
songs. Tho %bystandcrs attacked the
Germans, and a lively fight snsued.
No one was dangerously hurt.
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