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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-07
[Appror,d. J.nu.r, %, ISL

Be u mated By he Stnatt and House Of Rep
tt~senfdires Of he United States q AnSric1 IN
C0nyress dssmNod,
That tho Act entitled I" An Act making sppro.
prIations for sundry civil expenses OF the Gov
eminent for the fiscal year ending june thir.
iicth. eighteen hundred and seventy'iour. and
for othsr purposes" approved March third,
eighteen hundred and seyenty-three. he, and
the same Il hereby amended, by adding TO the
provIso In the clause OF said Act relating 10 the
public printing and binding the following words:
aand OF the iIouse OF Representatives"
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NEW TO-DAY.

-
From Sturgeon Bay. via Ship Canal and
How'r Pier, TO Clay Banks. .
From Casco, via Lincoln and Rosiere' 10
Brussell.
From New Hope TO Alban.
From Stevens Point 10 Llnwo0d,
From Menomlnee. via Prairie Farm and Bar
ron, to Rice Lake.
From New Richmond, via Block Brook, to
Clear Lake.
From Lincoln Center to Shiloh.
From Nanitowoc to East wrightstown.
From Fairchild, via Osseo. TO Mondovi. .
From Nelll-ville to Greenwood.
WYOMING TERRITORY.
From Cheyenne. via Fort fctterman, TO BoEc-
man. In the Territory Of Montana.
From Cheysnnc, via Pole Creek. Horse Creek,
Hawk springs and Red Cloud Agency, to whet.
stone Agency, Dakota Territory.
AN ACT making appropriations to pay for 70
porting the debates and proceedings OF Con-
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Births.

PIERcE-In Gold nill, April q, to the wife OF
Z. Pierce, q son
NoLAVD-ln Virginia. April o, to the wife Of
Daniel Eoland. . son.
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TuE Cincinnati Times complains
that the peach crop has caught cold
again. How else can the peach crop
prepare for consumption next FALL
Boston Globe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-07

wAI.woRrn Is said to have eplleptic
fits. His mother spends a great deal
of time at n hotel Ia Auburn, so as to
be near him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-07

Tnr Chicago correspondent Of the
Toronto Globe says: Perhaps, next
10 Ben Butler. the highest develop
ment Of American civilization may be
said to be the Sunday newspaper"
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NEW TODAY.
ATTENTION. LIBERTY NO. ..

I'VE REGULAR MONTH AA
ly Meeting Of this Com.~ES$t5NN
pany viii BE- held wEDNES- 3E1
bar EVENING. April sth, -
At the En.ine House, at halfpast I o'clock.
A full attendance :. desired.
JOHN II. MILLS, President.
Tuos W. BOoru. Secretary. AM u
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LINCOLN HOSE co. NO. 3.

TYE REGULAR MONTHLY .rMA
L Meeting OF thi. Company will 6SkSSA,
he held on WEDNESDAY EVEN VfSfg
ING. April sth, at half past !
O'Clock. A full and prompt attendance Is re-
s II. c. BLANCHARD, Foreman.
". LENrRY. Secretary. app n.
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AN ACT TO amend the Act entitled "An Act
making appropriations for sundy civil ex-
pensss OF tho Government for the fiscal year
ending June thirticih, eighteen hundred and
proved March third, eighteen hundred and
seven ~ three.
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AN ACT TO abolish tho oficc OF Deputy Com.
missioner OF Internal Revenue.
tApproved, January 20, ls7i.l

BE u enacted By he senate aud House Of R,p.
r~esoHtd,ircs Of Ne United states er .Antied In
Congress dssdHJSd,.
That the office Of Deputy Commissioner OF
General b.. J. Sweet, be. and the same IL hereby
abolished and thar the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury may. upon tho recommendation Of the Com.
missioner OF Internal Revenue. designate one
OF the two remaining Deputy Commissioners NJ
the duties and be paid only the salary prcscrib.
ed for the Office Of Deputy Commissioner here.
by abolished.
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NEW TO-DAY.
OFFICIAL.
Laws'Of the United States,

PASSED At TIE
First session OF the XIII Congress.
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IN ACT to establish certain po's-routss.
Approved. February 4. ls74.l

IPUBLIsHED BY AUTHORITY
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NEW

From New Iberia TO LereauviIlo.
From Coyington, via Nanderville Bayou, La
Comb and Bow Fonea, TO Indian Village.
MAINE.
From Bethel TO Albany.
From East Auburn, via Turner Center. TO
MICHIGAN.
From Reed city. vi. Brookside, Chase and
summityille. to Baldwin.
From Piainnsld. via Iosco, to Fowleryills.
From Houghton 70 Atlantic Mine.
From Big Prairie 70 Morgan Station.
From Had Axe 10 Larnotte.
From From h.filsnd J.. Via iii Highland. to Highland
Station.
From ortonvills, via lakewood. to Thsmss
Station.
From Hancock Station TO Appleton.
From wOrthington 70 Shstek.
From Redwood TO White Rarth.
From Wabashaw 10 Alma, Wisconsin.
From Fergus Falls, via Clithsrall and Otter
Tail City, 10 Perham.
From Fairmount to Esthcryille. I
From blooming Prairie to Dodge Center.
Prom Blooming Prairie TO Geneva
From Wells TO NORWOOD.
From wadena 70 Psrker's Prairie.
Prom Lynd to Lake Benton.
From Lake Benton 70 Plandreau.
From Scramblor or Pelican Lake TO Audubon.
From Murray Center, via Lowville and Lake
Sarah. 10 Winona and Saint Peter Railroad.
MISSISSIPPI.
From Lamar, via Early Grove and Mount
Pleasant, TO Ilossvillc, Tennessee.
From Pittsborongh, via Banner and Paris 10
From New Albany. via MolIno, ciaysville and
From Greenwood, via Lslgh's and aarvin'',
to Jacksonville.
From Ia Grange, via Bsllsfontalne. Monte
Vista. R9pewell and Benels, to pitisSorTHgh;
From IA Grange, via Fame and Hoheniihaen'
to Houston.
From Louisvills. via New Prospect and Pen.
From Torfa, via Oak Ridge. Conway,
Thomastown and Newport. to Goodman. M.
From Carthage, via Standing Pine, hign
From Raleigh, via shongela, Pineville and
From Pauldlng, via Shady Grove, Nontro'e
and Garlandville, to Newton.
From Morton, via Polkville. Dobeonvile,
Rocky Creek, overby's and Mays Mills, 70
Wsstville.
From Ellisvills TO Waynesborough.
From Friar's Point TO Jamestown.
MISSOURI.
From Pattonsburg station, via Pattonsburg,
Burr Oak, IIamp,onvillc, Martinsvillc and Jew
EFT, to Allsndsle.
Ia, Ostcryiilc, black Oak. Tinnsy's Grove. Now
Hope and Morton, to Hardin.
From Springfield, via Chastains I. Dutch store,
White Oak Springs, Reeds Store, White lavef,
Buskner's Mil, Blind Stand, TO Harrison, In
the State Of Arkansas.
From Lamar. via Nashville, Medoc, Georgia
City and Gaiesburg. TO Minersville. NJ,
From Nevada, via Milford, Nedlen's MIL,
Newport, Sylyania, 10 Greenfield.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-07

RI n ,naet,d by ne S,nats and House Of Rep.
rssenidiires Of he United States Of An'eried IN
Congress assembled. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28
A,see DOLLIES


OF the sublimity Of cheek We have
had many illustrieus examples. second
to nons Of which 10 that Of the grsai
Assyrian and his late purchase. The
latest exhibition Of this admirable quail.
ity We find in . doubls-leadsa editorial
in the Dependent this morning. wherein
this wonderful mountsbank coolly per
pstrates the most insane and diabolical
joke ever imposed on . long-suffsring
people. In that article II 10 claimed that
the Independent Legislative ticket in
Storey county will receive about 1000
votes. We stand aghast at the assurance
OF this wandering minister to Mr..
sutro's whims. -Four thousand Dollies
in Storey county! "Csn such things be,
and not o'srcome as, etc." In the same
article Mr.. Satro claims that Tom VIII
liams' strength 10 less than 800 votes in
Storey county. This 10 also an sxhib-
itisn Of cool calculation second only 70
the first mentioned. Where Ia Tom
williamsi Whore Ii the Chronicle? Shall
susA an imputation on the loyalty Of
Democrats to thsir purchaser pass un-
challenged. Il Mr.. sutro 10 DO allowed
thus 10 Islander elammy Thonasi All!
Beg pardon. We forgot the alliance be-
tween Williams and The Assyrian. The
Depmdesf's talk is buncombs. That's
all. Il doesn't count.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28
JUDGE OTHERS ny rHEMsELvRs.

II 10 . noticeable fact that all charges
against the integrity Of the citizens Of
this community came from the Demo-
cratic and Dolly Warden press. Those
journals seem to think every man for
sale. They continually talk about buy
ing men with coin. They assert tina.
the people Of Storey county are being
bought like cattle. We do not believe
1t. We have too much respect for
our community to accuse 1t Of such deg
radatisn. We believe that the purchas-
able portion OF this community was
principally secured by Mr.. Williams and
Sutro at the Democratic primaries: We
are not disposed to admit that every
man il for sale simply because Sutro's
circular and Tom Williams Chronicle say
so. Moreover. We have always noticed
that the guilty parties 10 any robbery OF
theft were first and foremost in crying
stop thief. Sutro has been living with
out work for years solely BY this
practice. His lusty cry Of "stop
thief" diverted attention from his
character and operations so long that he
had nearly ruined the mining interests
Of this whsls coast. In u judgment
the man or men who deliberately arraign
. whole community a. vsnsl and cor
rupt, are themselves the principal aidsrs
and sbsttors Of the crimes they charge.
have reason to believe, that "thsy
judge others BY themselves"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

Nor CoxPrrESr.-Last evening we
had the pleasure Of meeting Judge O. II.
Bslknap. II Ii many o long dsy since
va had the qualification OF renewing our
old.tims Austin acquaintance with the
Judge, but yesterday afforded US m OPP
p~ortunity TO speak Of past days. Our
opinion Of Judge Bslknap Is the same aa
formerly. He Is . very clever and strict
liz honest gentleman, but We think his
appointment and c~andidaturs for su-
prsms Judge Is presumptuou. uncallsd
for and should be condemned by every
right-thinking voter in the State. Judge
Bslknap il an amiablo, gentle and an
honest man, but his aspirations for q
position 10 which he has no claim, ought
to meet with . severe. stern and unmis-
taxable rsbuke. He Is not competent
for the position, and the Bradley chival-
~ slate ought 10 be informed that they
cannot rule the Stato.-Pioche Record.
Oct. 27h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28
Blasting with a New Machine.

On Friday, ct the Blue Tent Consol'
idatsd Hydraulic Gold Mines, says the
Nevada (Cal.) Tunscript Of October
25th, they had an immense blast OF 7Oo
kegs OF black powder. which was fired
by Farmers Electric Dynamo Blasting
Machine, tho FIRST used on this coast fol
that purpose. The amount OF gravel
loosened, and the condition Of the bank
after the blast. has convinced all miners
in this section that II 10 the only true
way To blast to get the best results and
full benefit Of the powder used. The
bank was $50 feet high. The main drift
was 100 feet back with three cross drifts,
T's or LIS, each GO feet long-280 feet
Of drifting in all. The bank was thor.
oughly shaken for over GO feet, beyond
the extreme back drift. This machine
il being introduced on this coast by
Msssrs. Parks and Lacy, tho agents OF
the Burlsigh Rock Drill. and at the re-
quest Of Col. @. W. Tozsr, Mr.. Lacy
came mp to 500 that everything was
right, 80 there would be no mistake with
the machine and connections. Az the
result has been 40 successful, we are
these machines will be extern
sively used. One very important point
about this machine Is, that II can b
tested after the charge is put in. and
connections made to prove that all the
connections are right, ~ 1t has two
keys, M used for testing, and the other
for firing. Another important point Is,
that the spark will not jump to the earth,
thereby spelling its connections, but
will FIRE. even II the leading wires are
not insulated. The most wonderful part
il. that q current Of electricity a be
sent through an immense body Of pow
der without firing Il, till ssch times as
all il ready. being tamped and evsrysne
clear from danger. Parke & Lacy. 1857
Lsidcrsdorff street. San Francisco, are
the sole agents, andlto Mr.. Lacy we are
indebted for these few points.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28
AN f~,ffoRFASf nrsionA

There seems to b runor aAoat On
the streets connecting General Williams
with the Citizens or Crescent ticket 70
Gently placed in the Asld in this oom-
munity. A correspondent Of the Ala
California, writing from Virginia City
under date Of last Sunday, stated that
he lad bssa Informed upon good au-
thoity that on the conception Of the
Crescent party. the head center Of that
prossdpivs Ordsr waited upon the
Moses Of The Democratic party. General
Tom Williams, and was received cor
daily; hand shaking Wa INDUCED in,
and General Williams, in his sxubsr-
ancs q feelings. said that the ssnti-
msnts announced BY the Crsscsnts were
his sentiments; hat he had been raised
in that belief and that hs endorsed than.
When such expressions became known.
the Irish Catholics became furisusly In.
digaant, and the leaders Of the Inter
riasd." finding that thsir chief had
placed his feet into the filthy pool &C
deep that . derrick would Be required te
move ii, attempted . flank movement Il
oonciliAts the indignant aai-Crsscents
II was the withdrawal Of al the Dem
ocratic names On the Crescent ticket
This taken In connection with the fas
that soon after the appearance OF tn
ticket referred to there was an outer,
raised. and orders were given to ever!
Democratic candidate 10 disclaim an,
connection Herewith, gives P~lausibilit,
10 the further rumor that General VII
liams became frightened at the storm o.
indignation raised by our Irish citizeni
and gave orders 10 his legislative nom
insss to publish separate "cards," do
nying any connection with the Crescent
ticket. We arc not WARE that Williams
ever wa q Know Nothing. though IL ID
currently reported on the streets thai
his sympathiss tend that way. and his
speech in the Ryan case indicates that
he Is not msdly in love with
tho Irish race. OF urs II
General Williams ia or has been idsn.
tilted with the Know Nothing OF Ores.
cent movements. he will get little sup
port from our foreign born population.
In justice to the General. We may add
that the umo noted herein have moi
thus far been traced to any source which
va consider sufficiently reliable to con-
vince Us Of their absolute vsracity. Yet
in common with others, We desire 70 see
them un~squivocally denied with such
accompanying proofs As may set them al
rest forever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

The Dependent still tells the boys to
"unlosd their stocks on Sharon. "
Well. II Sharon buys them all he viii
own thsm,' wont hsi And II when
bought and paid for. IL should 90 happen
that . rise in stocks, occasionsd by
some important ore Developments.
should occur. he would make money
by Il wouldn't her And II would also
Be legitimate wouldn't iti And the
"boys" would curse sutro with good
cause. vsuld they metz But what will
he carer The election will then b
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

srr.o's editor Is retailing fragments
OF his late speech and that OF John II.
Mills at Pipsr's Open House, as sdito-
nal matter. There we're some portions
Of Summers speech which would grace
the columns Of the Dependent with new
iuster. For instance. that anatomical
dissertation on the physical structure OF
Mr.. sstro. This might be illustrated
also with s~nsravings. We suggest that
The calcium light be brought to bear up
on the particular point sndeavored to
b illustrated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28
humboldt ltsns.
Prom the Register, Oct. &c

We hear fsttsring reports from the
Eagle mine, in Indian district. below
Unionvills. They have developed .
ledge four feet wide. solid ore, that will
mill $50 per ten. The Company'a mill.
now in process Of erection. will DO
completed and in operation in about two
wsska.
A feet Of prairie schooner. loaded
with sixteen and . half tons Of crude
bullion from the mines al South Noun
tain, rear Silver City. Idaho. arrived
here to-day. The bullion shipments
from South Mountain bid fair TO surpass
those OF EurskA or any other district in
the great basin.
A prairie schooner with its back
sction left winnsmucca last Saturday fer
Paradise Valley, loaded down 70 The
guards With Democratic politicians and
coin, for an s~lsctionssring campaign in
the Valley. Go in. boys. and get all the
coin you can. Charges big price for
ysur barley. II dos mot cost the poll
ticians Q cent. The cash al belongs 70
sutro, Williams q Co., the great DEM
ocratic Grangsrs Of the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

KIss HER.-The prsternaturl shrswd-
ness OF young children Of q certain age
IL we'll known, and the NAL opropos sug-
gsstions, Of which they are often the a.
thors. il something positively wonderful.
On Sacramento street lives Erastus Deb
bic, q bachelor. in the family Of his sis-
tor, who has a young hopeful oetai, Ave
years and O few months, This young
ster 10 q perfect entani terrible, and Sun
day night last he capped the climax Of
the unnumbsred woes he has wrought.
His uncle Erastus, who L. Familiarity
called "Ras" in the household, had
boon playing q game Of forfeits In the
parlor with a young lady. whom he not
u~nrossonably hoped to make Mrs. D.
As the penalty Of some innocent game,
he attempted TO kiss her. She eluded
his grasp once. and after o hot chase he
had just elasped her again, when from
behind the lounge popped the young
stsr's head. which In 4 Juvenile treble
shrisked: "Kiss her, 'Ras! Kiss her,
'Ras! You've got her nowI" Erastus.
II u needless 10 say, got no hss.-Stock-
ton fCdl.J Leader, Oct. 22d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

TIE editor Of Sutrs's Dependent, II
not - elegant and refined in expression
- his master. Mr.. Sutro. il . remark
ably modest man; in proof Of which he
occupies from one-third to one-hah q
column daily in praising the excellence
and sloqusncs Of the haranguss he de-
livsrsI in his owners interest. Sumner
lauds Sutro. Su'ro ats in . boz in
Pipsr's Opera House and enjoys Ii.
Sumner than ~sulogizes himself in sutro's
paper. A happy. inoffsnsive family are
thsss members Of ths Sutro-Sumnsr
mutual admiration society.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

GRlxD Duke Alexis Of Russia, has
sent Q valuable gift Of books 10 the Mid
dlsssx Nschanics' Association Of Lowell,
Massachusetts,, in memory Of his visit
10 that city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

Tus.s IL an undsanabls tsrror among
Republicans hsrs that the secession Of
Mr.. McGrath will rsnd the Republican
party. We do not share In This absorb
ina dread. We are inclined 70 believe
tAs. The Rspshlican party will survive
the emigration Of this person. Inc
Nsthodiss Church in Virginia still lives'
Notwithstanding its deprivation Of the
said MeGnth. Frsn which fact We
take courage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

0Sr Of the interesting features Of the
California State Fair at Sacramento Is q
large collection Of vlrds' eggs, eompris.
ing those Of almost every kind Of bird
found on the Pacific coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28
n.vada PoInIes.

There Il great dsnoralisaidp ID The
ranks Of the Democracy Of Nevada, g.
pecially in Storey county, xhieh 10 the
battle field. Tom Fitch's lecture, q.
posing the 6utro swindls. IL having o
falling effect, since II IL known that the
Democracy ooalsscsd with sutro, divi.
ding the Legislative ticket for Sutro's
support Of the Stats ticket. The DEM
ocrats won't stand II. A petition has
been numsrously signed, asking the
State Central Committss 10 meet and
rescind the resolution sndorsing General
Williams for United States Senator. OF
course the committee have no power 10
do anything Of the sort, and thsrssult will
DO, that Q large number Of The respect
able portion Of the Democracy will bolt
the legislative ticket. There 10 no quss-
ton but what the Republicans will sweep
the State clean, sleohng their full ticket
by good round majority. There 10 .
perfect disgust ameng the sensible DEM
ocrats at the mongrsl coalition with Mr..
sutro. Coed judges say that Nevada Is
now safe for the whole Republican
tickst.-0dkIand Transcript.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

II anybody thinks that Parssn Nc
Grath isn't laboring for the public we'll
bang. such . m should call to mind
the generosity Of Mr.. Sutro at his lee
tire . few nights since. That distin.
auiahsd patriot gave the Parson several
..piscss' on that occasion. And yet
Mr.. sutro aid in his ant lecture in
virrinia, that he had not a dollar Of
Ais own In the world" Query. Whose
money IL he giving avayi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

Tn. Boston Transcript thinks that
some Of the descriptions in Julian Haw'
thorns's new novel. "~Idolatry," make
the ''astonishsd reader feel like . child
at his first pantomime."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

TuxY say in California that the water
which psrcolatss through gnsiss rock u
an infsllible cure for cancer. Besides 1t
il Q gnsiss drink.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

MorHxR SrrwART. tho original tenn
psrancs crusader. IL ~lecturing in the oil
regions OF Pennsylvania.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

THERE WILL BIZ A NRErrNe or rux
! Comstoek Rspubliosn Club on wEpNEs-
DAT EVENING. Qetebsr sstk. Il. 7:p o'eIock.
Ct No. 100 south b street cDsw bnek stors).
a full attsndsncs u rssusstsd.
oe,1A u. BARTLITT, sserstasy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

THE pioNEyRs win form in PROCESSION
In froas Of thsif Hall, On D stsst, virisla, Of
u o'clock H., preceded By The NATIONAL
GUARD - N ssesr, AZ WIN march down
Sutton avenue to o strest, through Q strsstt 70
the Grown Point ones. Cold Hill, and ooastsr
march 70 Fort Housstsad, where the Litsny
xrsreisss d ne Day oil take plAes. Thsss
xxsrcisss win consist % - onuoe ~ N.
Yfeek stewart and ~ Original Pesn b. Judgs
y, h. Uyiov. sftsf which . eonatisa - ssrsd
for NE soeisty and its sussts, The Procsssion
YIN thsa aCin form ssd. rstum 70 ronssr
Hall, virginia, and b dismissed. octs u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

THIS STANDARD ARTICLE IS CON
j pounded with the g~reatsst care.
It's effects are a. wonderful and satsfactory
Il restores gray or faded hair to its youthful
color.
and the scalp By its use becomes white ano
BY i,s tonic properties II restores the cspil.
larry glands to their normal yigor, preventing
badness, and making the hair grow thick and
: dressing nothing has been found %
e~frsctual or desirable.
Or. A, A. Hayes, State Assayer Of hassaehu.
sstts. SAYS of'it: 81 consider H. the best
preparation for its intended purpose"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28
Births.

SCHMAL-In Reno, Octobsr 7sth, TO the wife
Of q. W. sehmal, Q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28
POSTPONED.

Owing to the incismsney Of the weather, the
above Mass Meeting and Procession 10 post.
ponsd until some future time, OF which due
notice win be given.
DO order Of the COMMITTEES.
oca4 JONAS sEELY, ChaIrnan.
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