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TENNESSEE,

Memphis, 4. The Bluff City Oil Works
were burned tonight Loss $4,000. In
| sured.
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WESTERN STATE NORMAL
--AND-
TRAINING SCHOOL,

FARMIKGTON. ME-.
The spring Term of this state Institution tor the
professional training of teachers, VIII commence
TUESDAY, February u, with facilities Tor lnstruc
greatly increased by The recent purchase of
excellent and extensive Scientific Apparatus, and
a carefully selected library. Tuition free.
For further Iniormaton address the Principal
CO. ROUNDS, Pennington.
jan29.w till leb24-fIt
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
9aily;genuebee journal.
PORTLAND.

Portland, 4. The steamer Poynesean,
Capt. Brown, from Liverpool, January 22d,
signalled at nine o'clock, and would soon be
up.
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Special Notices.

LORING'S SPECIFIC for Constipation,
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache and Piles, has
proved itself a Great Blessing to suffer
ing humanity. Everywhere it is spoken
Of in highest praise. Hundreds have
Sound relief from those distressing c0m-
plants " no were considered incurable.
Prepared by Thcs. q. Loring, Pharma-
cist, Portland. Price sI.OO. Sold In Au.
."sfa By Partridge Bros. n-jar3l-tlw
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L. O. q. T..
ASYLUM LODGE NO. !

VIII hold regular meetings every Friday evening
al Odd Fellows Hal, in Darby Black, until further
notice.
Prr order Nc.
Oct2fih&rijin i. y. APEN str'Y.
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Nominations by the Governor.

The Governor on Wednesday made the fol-
lowing nominations:
To SoLEuNIzE MARRIA0Es-Dallas NJ.
Hughes, Cheheaguc Island; John Tiemmen-
way, Brighton.
TRIAL JusTICEs-C;eo. V. Mills, Brooks
Vile; Abaer T. Wade, Sangerville; A. p.
Fuller, Fairfield; Chas. B. Blanchard, Calais.
NOTARY PuBLIc-Edwin II. Lawry, Rock
land; s. Z. Baker, Wiscasset.
CoRoNERs-John c. Lord, Lebanon; Call
vim +. Woodbury., Cornish S. A. Coffin,
Thorndike s. A. Coffin, Thorndke.
JUSTICES PEACE AND QCoRuM. Charles
Is. Reade Lewiston; Edmund Madigsp. Houl-
ton; Arthur c. Paine, Portland; Albee Par
sons. Eustis; Henry A. Priest, Vas aboro' F;
Franklin Cross, Albany; Henry ID. Hutch
ings, Fryeburg; Hilton McAllis;er, Stone
ham; Frank ingalls,, Passadumkeag: Jacob
f. Brooks, Plymouth; Samuel NJ. Guile,
Sangervile; Willard =. Hartman, Belfast,
Albert ii. Sawyer, Calais; Franklin j. Good
win, Biddeiord; Ferdinand w. Guptiii, Saco
Ariel Kelley, Newburg; q. ID. Weeks, Gray.
DEDIMus JUSTICES. Horace II. Jordan,
Limerick; Thomas c Mulyey, Hollis; Geo.
F.. Ch9dbourne, Bridgton.
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MOTHERS READ THIS
KEEP MILLER's BABY SYRUP

on hand, and your children viii never be sick
will instantly cure sour stomach, dysentery, grip
ing in the bowels, wind coiic &c. Gives relief in
teethng. Pleasant TO take. Contains no opium OF
morphine. Relieves your child by curing, not by
causing ii to Sleep rs lis restored health and thrift
~ growth Will soon Indicate. Sold by druggists.
l'rlcp ~ cent upl hottie
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Publishers Notice.

rEbltshers' Notice.
Payments of subscriptions to the Daily heHnedec
Journal, and the weekly Eennebec J0urnal, may be
made in Halowell, to Mai. F. RowELL, Postmas-
ter, who is fully authorized TO receive the same and
give receipts therefore in behalf of the publishers.
Orders foi subscriptions and advertising Will also
be received by him. If
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MADAME DE ROSSA'S
ANTHEO

is the best preparation in the world for beauty ing
the compile Nion. 1t imparts smoothness, transpar-
cncy and rosy freshness 10 the skin. Cures all
crnpiions OF the face. is not injurious. Sold by
DrngStSt-. on sent by Mail Price 80 cents per box
Address MILLER BROS.
GAS li3 Maiden Lane NY,
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BOW nOlN COLLEGE.
Medicsl Department.

THE annual cour of Lectures at the Medical
4 School of Maine, will commence FEBRu AIRY
10Th, 1874, and continue SIXTEEN WEEKS.
Circulars containing full Information may be oh.
tanned on application to the Registrar, ID. f. ELLIS,
NJ. d., or to the Secretary.
ALFRED MITCHELL, NJ. D.. Secretary.
ETuE SHlck, Me-, Dec. L. lSI3 6N5
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tHarrien.

Ia uaiioWIij, III INST, by Rev {. Fullel, har rs
Ii. Ri;hards to Miss Mary J. Runnells both OF II.
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The lecture in the Temple course will be
delivered this evening, at Meonian Hall, by
Gen. Judson fitzpatrick, the dashing cavalry
officer, who made himself so conspicuous dur
ing the rebellion. His subjec! is incidents
and Battle Scenes of TIE Rebellion" Those
who heard the Generals great military lecture
in this city few years ago. sherman
March to the Sea-" will desire to hear this, its
companion. Those who have never heard
Fitzpatrick will find him a dashing vigorous
and entertaining speaker.
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Nem advertisements.
A MAN OF A THOUSAND.

When death was hourly expected from con-
SUMPTION, all remedies having failed, and DR.. II.
James was experimenting, he accidentally made
preparation OF INDIAN HEMP, which cured his
only child, and now gives this recipe free, on re-
ceipt of two stamps to pay expenses. HEMP also
cures nightsweats, nausea at the stomach and will
& Co., 1882 Race ST., Phila., naming this paper.
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To Speculate Successfully

.hSbhL hs EOVtE u OOsS
Bankers & Brokers, 10 Broadway, N. Z
Member Of Stock Exchange and Gold Board.
EEFERESCEs.--Mechan' Ban king Association
or any banking House or Commercial Agency la
New York.
\. B.-Pamphlet on "Wall Stree. and its Opera
tons" free on application.
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Personal.

Personal.
II. l.. Pike, formerly Of this city, has taken
the position Of editor of The West Coast Star,
published near San Francisco The Star is
probably not religious paper.
Mr.. Isaac A. Smith. we'll known and
widely beloved merchant of Lewiston, has
had severe attack of hemorrliage OF the
lungs.
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kennebee Savings Bank

kennebee Savings Bank
This Bank is not required to make re.
turns to assessors.
Deposits made on or before the 10th
day OF any month will be dated back to the
First day of the same month.
On First Monday In May and November of each
year dividend will be made on all deposits stand
ing at those dates, which have been on deposit one
full month.
Extra Dividends CT surplus earnings made every
second year.
Dividends as soon as declared are added to the
principal, thus compromising the interest every six
months.
Loans made to depositors ON dcpositing theiI
Bank Book security.
Office in Freeman's Bank Building.
j. L. ADAMS, Treasurer.
w. F. HALLETT,S President.
Augusta March 8, 1873. mar7-t&wti
The anti-monopolist., 1874-08-13

The executive committee of the State
Grange has issued an address to the.
Grangers Of Wisconsin. 1t warns them
that an attempt will be made in the
next Legislature to secure the repeal of
the railroad law, and urges them to re-
sist the effort. The address concludes
as follows:
In this connection your committee
would impress upon every member Of
the order, the Importance of persistent
attention to the details incident and
necessary to secure a legislature the
coming winter which shall hereafter be
known as having been impregnable to
the assaults of organized capital. Your
committee would also add word in IA
vor Of t.he practice already inaugurated
oy the order, of requiring public an
swers to questions publicly put to can
didates as to their opinions upon SUBJ.
jects they are likely to be required to
act upon. This is especially important
upon the coming occasion, but it should
be adopted as settled policy and prac-
tice of the order to make these public
inquiries of public officers at any and
all times while they occupy public po--
sitions.
The anti-monopolist., 1874-08-13

The West must study everything
concerning the best means of transport
ing its vast crops to market.
Water transportation is, Of course,
much cheaper than railroad carriage
but the objection to canals has been the
slowness of the movement, by which
parties were not able to get their grain
to market in time to take advantage of
high prices.
Steam is at length substituted for
horse power with very satisfactory re-
suits. We quote from an exchange:
Steam canal boats are said to be driving
horses from the canals of New York State,
and although freights are as rule dull, ''the
canal steamers are embarrassed with freights
ohered.o A Utica paper gives the following
statement of the time and profit of the
steamers City of New York and Baxter on
their hrst round trips for the season of 1874:
City OF New York, IA days, profit $445. % ;
Baxter, IA days, profit s3l475; City of New
York, 10 days, profit s3l9.75; Baxter, l6
days, profit $S85.83. The Baxter Steam and
Canal Transportation Company is building
new steamers to operate on the canals.
Freights are reported to be too low to nav the
running expenses of canal boats propelled
by horse power, although they yield profit
to the owners Of steam canal boats.
The anti-monopolist., 1874-08-13
Todd was asked the other day

Todd was asked the other day his
private opinion of Stebbins. He re-
piled, with that impressive solemnity
peculiar to that great man, slightly
shifting his shining plug hat back, so
that the listener might have the full
benefit Of his own expressive and in
tellectual countenance:
''Stebbins, sir; brains, sir; brains.
You never see such a clear head as
what he has-so ca m and so cool.
Just hunk of brains-that's what he
is. Perfectly awful. It is ripping
distance from one end Of that mans
head to t'other. Often and over again
he's had brain fever a-raging in one
place, and the rest Of the pile didn't t
know anything about it-didn't affect
it any more than an Injun insurrection
in Arizona affects the Atlantic States. y
The anti-monopolist., 1874-08-13
A NATURAL INQUIRY.

The Gov. has received the following
letter:
SwEDE's PLAINS, MINI, }
July 81, 1874. {
Gorcrncr
At meeting held here last night,
the following committees were appointed
to write to you.
We have been for years su bscribers
to that great paper, the st. Paul Press
we have taken it because of the large
amount Of interesting matter it coz
tanned about a man named Ignatius
Donnelly, who seemed to have been a
worse man than jeff Davis. We read
all we could about this bad man. But
for two or three weeks past the St.
Paul Press has not had one word to
say about Donnelly; and it is reported
here that he is dead. New We want to
know if this is true, for if it is we viii
The anti-monopolist., 1874-08-13

need taxes. One hard working farmer
is worth more to the State, and adds
more annually to its resources, than
thousand office holders 3
Next winter we will reform this thing
altOpether
The anti-monopolist., 1874-08-13

Disinterested benevolence and mutual
friendship are always touching. The
Minneapolis Tribune and the Evening
Mail both support Bill King, and Bill
King supports them.-Farmington
Press.
The anti-monopolist., 1874-08-13
celebrate the event with bonfres.
Please inform us whether DonneIy is
dead, or whether he has left the State.
# i Yours, OLE OIiEsoN, &
& JAMS PETERSON,

To this the Governor replied that Mr..
Donnelly was not dead, but had retired
into the obscurity Of publishing news
paper, and hence the Press had lost
sight of him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30
Carson Items.
IFrom the Trbun., Oct. SOL

From the Tribune, Oct. so.l
Mine host ofths st. Charles Hotel (as
that Democratic Know Nothing gentle.
man OF the Cre,cnt calls him) has visited
the east, and part Of the western ooun-
ties of this State, and without Storey
county, counts up his majority In thou
ssnds. We do not know that the fact
Of a mar being q wealthy hotsl-keeper.
or q citizen OF foreign birth. either.
should in~capacitats him for office; hui
then Tufy 70 not Q Democrat, and none
but the old dysd-in.the-wool Dems suit
Snarlsyow.
Some mean. coutsmptbls wretch broke
into the dwelling Of Mrs. Pstsrson, a
poor widow woman. residing in the north
west part Of the town, and ransacksd al
the boxes. cupboards, etc.. stealing two
five-dollar pieces, all the old lady pos
sesssd. The act was perpetrated be-
tween the hours OF 10 and IL A. n. on
Tuesday last, and whilst Mrs. +. was
out at work. Unfortunately NO n saw
the fellow. consequently he has 30 far
escaped detection.
A gentleman residing IN Washoe coun-
ty, and who, ome two months since,
was ssduced from the paths OF virtue to
Join the sorshsads Of his county. has
experienced another change OF heart,
has dropped the Independents, advo-
Gates the Republican party. and says
that IL will have three hundred majority
in wsshos county. and he is a man who
ought TO know.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30
rx,rrrED or THE DEVIL.

When Satan took the SAVER Of the
world up into q high mountain OF Judsa
and pointed cut 70 him the beauties Of
the landscape. the city Of jerusalem.
the wealth and pomp Of the people
round about. and said. "ali these things
will I give thee II thou wilt fall down
and worship me-" the "Man OF Sor-
rows" refused his sffsr. He would not
succumb to the temptations Of the devil.
He knew. moreover. that Satan didn't
own or control the property and people
he pointed out. Far different wa 1t
with Tom Williams. whom tsmptsd by
one Of Satsn's progeny. Mr.. sutrs
took Tom Williams up and down the
strssts Of virEinis-hs took him over
the line OF "ds tunnel they finally
assembled Mount Davidson tossthsr-snd
here this seconded class sslsesbub showed
to the dared eyes Of doubling Thomas,
a. in the ancient days did his great pro-
tstyps.ths wealth and psnp and circum-
stance Of the surrounding country. He
dsscantsd on the votes that h controlled;
he msgniAsd his influence; he captured
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30
WHY GOLD HILL n NOT REP
RESENTED.

Judge F. L. Aud IL the gentleman
placed upon the Democratic ticket In
place Of Hon. L. T. Fox. Of Gold Hill,
u candidate for the State Senate. Mr.
Fox refused TO run, because he would
not consent 10 BE- bound BY the vii.
llama pledge. By right Of custom Gold
Hill 10 entitled TO n Senator upon thai
ticket. Why vas not some prominent
Gold Hill Democrat placed upon the
ticksti Why did Williams have a re-
cent importation placed thereon instead
Of some prominent citizen living in this
end Of Storey county, The answer ID
easy 10 be made. Tom Williams could
not and . representative Democrat in
Storey county. especially in Gold Hill.
who would accept the nomination for
State Senator under the pledge pre-
scribsd by his convention. He couldn't
find . prominent Democrat in Gold Hill
whs was in favor Of his candidacy. He
came down hsrs and TALKED with many
leading Dsmocrats-not all. however,
and not . man could Be induced 10 take
q nomination subject TO the express con-
ditions il acceptance would impose.
So cold and elanmy Thenas went back
TO Virginia City and seized upon q mild
and inofisnsivs Democrat Of the days Of
Andrew Jackson. one not in any way
especially identified with Storey county
or her people; holding little or ne prop
srty. and only In the State just long
enough 10 give him legal status a. an
slsctor. He placed this nan upon the
ticket subject 10 the Williams gag.
Gold Hill wss Lift "sut in the cold"
solely because her Democratic rssidsnts
had too much manlinsss TO wear Tom
Williams collar. This 10 Why Gold
Hill has no representative upon the
Democratic ticket for the once Of State
Senator. "0nly this and nsthing
xuora
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30

soxrrurxo SrnASor.-ws happened
into the Office Of the Virginia Post yes
terday, and found all hands busy at
work. Messrs. Mahanny and Brown,
the proprietors. seem 70 DO doing a
heavy business. John 1. CHM, b cd
itor. was at the desk grinding out edito-
rails and locals, the which be IL 30 able
TO do. While talking to the propris-
tors, the great Adolph sstro stlked In
and seated himself in the editorial chair.
In an instant all talk was hsshsd. and
the eyes Of al present wsrs turned to
whore the great Bore" was seated.
The last We heard In that once was the
Assyrian ordsring Jig" 70 attend 70
some business, that he. the "grsa.
Bore" had instructed zig" to attend
to. We felt like q too many in that
sface and left. convinced that satro
owns the Post ~ wsll - the Independent.
Cursor 7Sibux. nr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30
. MIorc FAs.-Ths Nashville Ban,

MAorc FAx.-Ths Nashville Banner
ays "a Rocktswn maiden has invent.
cd a new method OF Diminishing tiresoms
bsaux. when they call in the evening
and remain until 10 o'clock, she rises
quickly, and walking over to the clock,
which Is ticking on the mantsl, winds II
up, exclaiming (unconsciously) Dear
me, how late Il In; and the nights are 80
shorti' II they don't take the hint abe
suddenly becomes very warm, and fans
herself violently. Her fan Ii q model in
every respect. II has the words, Young
man, does your mother know you're
outl' painted on one side In small let
tors while the other side Is blank. She
adroitly turns the side with the inscrip.
ton toward the young man, who, glanc-
ing ut It.. suddenly remembers that he
must be at home BY 1880 o'clock. GER
tain. She. Of course. politely inquiries
why his haste? and he, murmuring On
excuse, bids her good night, and flies
from her presence forever. Her real
lover Is never permitted TO ses that aide
OF the FAM"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30

SrTno's PAPrn asserts that the Inds-
psndsnts Of Storey county will poll be-
tween three and four thousand votes.
4 p~rominsnt worker in the Williams in.
forest yesterday told a gentleman Of our
aoquAintancs that the Independent
ticket would not receive hcenty votes
that al the Independent strength had
BEEN promised to Tom Williams Demo.
cratic ticket. and that Whatever strength
Mr.. Sutro had would 60 to aid Tom
williams. This 10 just what Kendall
said had BEEN done. AID just what We
have al along claimed was the arrange
msns bstwssa sutro and Tom Williams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30

Tua editor Of the winnsmuoca Regis
sv having Lost his Thomas Katt. offers .
reward Of IS for his discovery and re-
,ur.. He (tAs, KATY is described -
bei,s "s black cal with white eyebrows,
ons i.s dislosassd. eross-sysd. and parts
~. hair in the middle" The reward
,h.uli tempt the eupidity Of satro''
.ai.or In winnsmucca. He IL doing far
mar, laborsus and dishonest work in
ar.,s,s intsrsst for Q much smaller esm-
pspsaaon. 10 bang alleged that hs IL
psid In Tunnel stock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30

A MAN who can pen q ans essay may
write Indifferent verse, while . versatile
vsrsiisr may fail In sssaying an essay.
A friend Of ours Q short time since com
posed some lines on "Ths Robin
which were decidedly bad. though he Ii
always excellent on "a lark. "-Bostor
Globe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30
R-EruBrlcAN SONG.

~ an. w.IcL feiIov r-iti,snst A
ons y. ouI
hold Hill, q h~ard-hsted, toiling niner,
-. ~. A.. t.u.~,,c -h;.h -. ;r.s~t
'snos VI w. Ab' WAN" We "
p~lsasurs and without nolishiur: :
hepaoneans OF Nsv,asI
yor.n ss.r \, ~ r %, ,n.e'oss
~ yvsshts~te. -. sh~- t
Al. ~ -. IN. ,csd.N'
vii ~ -, 80 "a ~. H.
"iicrs IN Ccrs.,osI ~
A"A WV
smons as, minels,
Sone M, ,ooE ss.UsS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30

THLMs.-ws are under obligations To
Governor Bradley. During his recent
visit 70 this place he gave the Finance
Committee Of the Independent party
several hundred dollars fer campaign
purposes. and enacted aProniss that tn
new party should have its tickets, etc.,
printed at the Office Of his son John, In
Elko. Fer the truth Of this We refer.
without permission, to John 7. Baker.
Mike Coady, James Reilly. Mike Borrow,
sky and other leading members Of the
Independent organization in this county.
-Eusku Sentinel, Del. 27th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30
Carriages for the Ball.

EoR THE ACCUMULATION OF LADIES
i and Gentlemen attending the Grand Ball
o. me Pscihc Coat Pionesp tonight, Ut Wiz.
ginia and Gold lin, carriages win be provided
FREQ.
Prom 9 to 10 O'Clock tho carriages win call for
the guests at their residences.
Aftsr 10 O'Clock ten carriages win nn be-
tween the two halls at Virginia and Gold Hlil,
nately. % they see nt. ~ =
Those wishing carriages. 10 call for them st
their residences will please leave their names
with A. ID. h0ORH, a Gibson'a Saloon. Gold
Miil. or With TINKER q SHEPPARD, fssee
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30
Motto Of the chlvalry Democracy.

Here's to the men who pulled The trigger
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30

soxx LIES ConRfcrrD.-1 1t Is not true
that the Dolly Warden candidate for
Sheriff In Ormsby county. after getting
drunk and bang '.rollsd" BY some
gentlemen Of the road on the rail-
road track near Carson. and robbed Of .
lady watch and chain, at ones arose
and arrested the villains.
II IL not true that the Dolly Warden
candidate for tho State Senate from
ornsby county. lost % 25 at lump
winston's keno game, a week age last
Sunday night. and vowed he could not
pay his assessment In consequences OF
said unhappy circumstances.
II IL not true that the Dolly Warden
candidate for A~ssemblyman in ormsby
county. has been ssdulously trying to
invsigls his fellow rsformsr. Overland
Pat" into joining the Order Of Enoch,
and the Temperance Society. Mason
knows chow Il is himself"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30
Notice Of Invitation.

THE SOCIETY OF MEXICAN VETERANS
! "a ~ MEMBER q c.iiio,c ns,I lnopf n hi.
sssisS, ere cordially invited. To join With ,ne
PSci1s col Yopsers In thar annual celebfA'
tios. "a SIfURDAY, October 81. Isit..
+. B sToRRR, President;
I vlrrtnls. October 81 1874. oe1I VI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30
On Saturday, October slst,

RE ProNEIRs Win Sesm 10 PROGRESSION
In mont OF heir Hall. On B street, vifEinia, ct
- o'clock =, prscsdsd By Tie NATIONAL
GUARD - an escort, and WIN march down
Sutton . to o strsst, through Q street to
the Crown Point once. Gold Hin, and counter
march 70 Port HsusstsAd, whess Ne ktsnry
Exercises Of The Day vfl taks place. Thess
kxsreisss win coasIst Of n Grafton hylw.
frsak Stewart md ~ Original Posn b JsdU
RE. nytov. aftss vhieh . collation. b ssusd
foe he Society and NJ gassts The PrccsesSoe
VII thss sgain feym snd. rstgm to Piesssr
Han, Virginia, " b dismissed. oeista ,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30
Births.

cosaRovE In Geld Hili, October 7Ith, to the
wife OF Captain Cosgrovs, . sou.
CLARK-ln Austin, October 9Th, TO the wife
Of W. II. Clark, q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30
ron COUNTY ASSESSOR.
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uIspporyuLLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
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