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, 1874-06-30

Oats wero qucteti nt 449966ta'44ll1o nollor Juno;
411{@41ssGc solior July; and o3o Aelor August
hfoss pork eloao1 at s17.oo@l7 7.82111 cash or
sls.oo@is,1a16 aeiier sopom5ser; and sia aoo@
CASH Or sailor july e11.221l@ll.25 aoiler
AuguHt.
After tho cali, wl,oat was in moderate donand
Ct unchanged prices, closing at e1.1o116 cash,
s1.1t14 sollor July, md 91.01s1 noltot August.
Corn was In good tagnoat, aud alroug, otoHing
nt o0lc cash, lO1hc sellor July, ana 6o9Ao Aollcr
August, No charters wote reported but It wns
largo amount OF ftolgls.roon.
1t iB reported thi8 afternoon tint tho rroml-
mont vebsel-oWnorH havo ut lust resolved to carry
no moro grait, ut tho rocant rates. which arc
oerttainly ilot aythg figures. They laye decided
Oawogo. It ia Btatod tint thoy believe thero
will 10 little trouble In gaining the alvallco aa
thoy nnvo nacoraAfnol TINT contrnctB have boon
made 70 aoild about 2,o00, 900 bu forward to tho
Enst within short time, III wl,iul, caHe the
iroight-ioom m1st bo lal. whatever may bp tho
euAt.
LUMBER.
At tle rcgn1nr weokly tnccfing Of tlo Ll1'nbor-
n1atl'a lt,ard Of 1'rnde, ho thus afinrnoon, tho
sellers Of cargo lumber wero inyitct to attoud
alHt eonfcr Will. tho b,yors as to tito propr,oty
OF continuing the Hystou Of aontral iilsp0ctlon
m conducted by tho Hoaid Of Trndo. AL tho
lfonllinott AollorH were trcsei,t, and, with two
o3eopttoi1ss 9xrroHaea themselves ID Bntfstlod
with tho results uf inoaAnrfhg lhtnnor tt..er tho
10" ayatom TO tate. Artor fu! discussion Of
tic subject 1t wuH proposed by tho Bclors that two
conmtsocA Of iivo. eucll DO appointed by
tho M,;era htisl thu Hb3}nrs, to nn1nrlnke n conf
rronHp, which would giv1 tito eiltlro n,ohh,lre-
nlant b,lHlnosH 10 tic LumbprInau's Board Of
Trntir.
Tho Committee will moot Wednesday ut Q
o'clork and decide wbothor to continue to
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m!1l1ngs to strlut low nttdiluga. 15,G@1e,fo, mid
aa. ,a]'na, Il Ss,,s,in ets!St iaa',ss ss @
I ao lily ~ sES s'sss ss Ss' a.s
l!iEAnsTgrrs.rlonr e m dull only !ohhtng sales;
l,Ean dull 1t OjH @v3a. ~ ' >'>>'' w S'''S'
1s,MNsas q @ @,iaIns: s,t y ;d s;ale $500 to5 prime
f2oo0 Dry-aat mcass-sl.ouldora ~. DAcofi scarce;
no demand; shoulders held q. Be clear rii,, l0t;c;
1lsar fSs .a a@a 139l'o. Lard auDs bcst usfec
ssstS!ba!f AZ isT. a,<o; strictly primo, o..o.
Waisnr-,pali; Ie!!nau., oao; Cincinnati, .,.o
Con" n1Ai-Da'l i f. t'.s}; S6u1s. @'S'
81. 5op1s, Juno 2o.-cor7os-Duu ana un-
old No. ILL., tl3 sampo lois % fsncy red psa. %
6ou July: Oats duh and aclIuing No. J. sSai Oh
Wn1axr-Lower at ySo. ...
,xae, Arm st secoring to
'ha4'''' Lard f'f'a nAIHlMoi;,h f;'n'rSs; io&''
aassed 'uqs %nss; q wn aseans S {ea
aprl''e sla9@i.ya Gorn-%estorn ai.ea wsaisr;
nise'l tsaaoo Shite. Siac5o ys 'H' dal WESTERN
,l,;. ana !sn Mesa rork s,sto
lacon-shont,'crs, 7a@yc; clear riG, l0X91io.
s',Ear.c.'sat hans, 1da. hoanod lasd, t11{c.
DurfEn-aood donand and strong: market baro III
23a25c.
CoprEE-strnng and unchanged.
Nlt1sRY-Q8aDJo.
PHILADELPHIA.
piI1ADEbrn1A, June 29.-pnEAbsrpFra-Tto
quiet; aupottue, t4,oo@4.uo; State, Ohio, aud ID.
diana extra family, t0.n2hQS70o Wheat dull rod.
si.5o: atnlor, M.e5ta1.b8 Nye, o5c@s1 90. Cnr1
quiet and weak yellow, B2e; Wcslern mixod, Bl@e2a
Oats dull while, Gs@G7a
1}uTrEH AND CifEEsE-unclanGed.
fuus-Advancng; Western, 2lqS23a
tETNoLEuM-Neined1 lac.
Wn1sKY-uold at D8kc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. ~, Juns 23.-Corfox-Quiet and TN
cfAlugul, NJ 1Gllc.
llnEADsruFrs- auiot aud unchanged, Wheat
quiet; white $l.ao. Corn dull aud dropping, at 7la
7de: oats dull and dropping, at sosa0Ic. hyo dull
md hhade lower, Mt B3.
raovtuIoEs-pork quiet, st s1s.2s. Bacon dull and
S5eopnE snoa'1ss' 7o se.r r!l 9s slssr
meats dull and dropping Shoulders, oGo; cleag tb,
01o: cloar. 9ac. Latd-I9A@12Aa.
HNfHHY-b4E.
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and fairly nclvc Tor Tho araAon:
~ tIarE-1o l9al4. siah hoi ,lo 12x12 siaoo; liz
90. *1s6o: do. roolnK, 14xao, TO- $1290; do. 2ox23
Ris 90 T,s-,nree, TN ; sos; sma!' n, a,s' hor. o2o.
IEAp-pg. 7Eo; Lar, BiaSDo; lead ripe, s14o: cut
aSEEr zrso-ruu ca.ks, 100; 1oss qunutlts, 1o6o;
sfIxET Inos-.o q, % rates; 1suas,a iron, TO "a
tt'uusIvc. 2oei to No. stained, lSe; American Rns-
@ \ 1tese 1se IN 2ss! 1876
otis pr cont IL iaao from lids st. 80.
ids b. 1se; 81 tul Saaaie g T per esnt sn dis. t.
NA1LsWore s ii i fair ,nser'or request an tn ',yo
"a ,lo sa.a,; a %: $500; I'd do sd.a0t Vi do,
NAVAL. sToRis-Wo1o steady mud in moderate dc.
sd Ss MnS ,s ros rr Z X 1ss ss'a 4 ' az
o:S ptss IS *so9sses; Si q, H. sss s5ssS ssS
eusul, and there hcehs little prob,hllty u lower
Il te ast seasan Of no Legsatarc prop,t,hs M 't lie
grees laret.elt takes ceet Jaly1 iye a1oto: CIR
Io!led sl.5a9i.on; wiias, .7s@sjc; spcrn, *2lo
S. IT, 'so'9 So 81 sssG ssG 81 ' sGs se srst IT, '5t &C.
olcrhaut oil v5c pis,nbngo oil, 75s; uspcntinc 44tS
A.; nslhla, d. gravity. 1oc; naphthu. common,
lUTATOE9-Chutc old potatocs wcro In ,]ennrd
and iltul at further ADVANCE The stock IL nenry
supply il not vt adequate; hence o tu,i,ai,I for
ntltl iir1npess of old tiotutnce peasilbnws III cnr.
ion. slaOS1 41 mixed a1,il common, in caT.lols.
gUcG9Sl 10 re,rhlowR from storr ii j0Ea1 Et pcr III,
mixed loia IL 1Otal Ii Dor pu New uotatoes sdb bija
8u0 rnr hrs. ~
rouLTlsY--The offerings sero very small, and, un-
aor comparatively good local slotna,lt pEces were
ta25S BprinUs, $2.00a3.5U pur oz; ducks s350
@4.75.
BEEpE-Wore Huiet and llstio bnltor than nominal
Timothy firm; $2a0t92.a5 wua lid Roller August
and $9V0aJ 90 aRkuI Fink was alIoled at Il 15al I'd
anil Mt $l.70 bid for August. Dnclwheat wis atcatly
Nfillck aud Hungarian wore Inactive. Timothy wis
guoed Bt 003.7b; clover ut 4G. .004G15 Hax,
nilet, 35lSt5c fIungnr]at 4Q(S50e; Ouckwlca fl,lD
l Saea 1nclulo los 1aBa Timothy ut T. los; I'll bugs
fax at $.80 ~ bags buokwheat ut l.20 10 baga do
ats l16.
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Cll1CAGU LUMBER MARKET.

MOEpAT EVENING" Juno ~.
Tho offerings were literal, thsro being beIwaen
erB In good ATTENDANCE md tho market waB ACT
tve and firm Tor .nltiy descriptions, Af,.onR tletn
rcco-Rtuif. Tho nurkot clDBg ltios with about 20
cnrg0cs LOFT over. Tho sellnrH neglected to report
l1plr sacy, hut sAtc tint jos.s AMI Hcantng rea1jly
hroght $500, aud loe boards ai atrs at $3.UgQ5
10,u0, atl nill.fun lu at $l3.tM0slG0U.
At THE yANuH .....
Interior morchans are notlstiiB III ntnn orders for
different qtntltieat 10 keep M tl.cr nBhnrt,en. but,
nHc fr,m this trade, tlers III lito doing. Tim nat
kot ia olorM1y scaly ut present prlcea aud deaors
get.ernly look forward 10 AL Rstiye uua prosperous
fAl traso. We Quoo:
Bec1ntf ccar, inch 10 lnC. ........ 47u0 @b0.U1
Third e1cHr, Inch. $500 Ga:4Du0
Third clear, Thick: ck:............".... 1890 Q]4s.o0
oloar flooring, lat mud 2l togcther,
olear s5na, Isl and ID ioaeisr.. Si s soS
flrst common siding. .......... ly.00 tS2o.Uo
s3conl c0tnlno slaug.. u. .00 GGlG.00
rtonring, isrHt common drcsant. $500 t@3a.00
FlnorlnB, necond cunnlun dreHEea... 2G1o tn,2S,10
Flooring, third comtnoh lreFFed. 1900 tas0.G0
A wngon-box hoarls, aeUcted, IA
incl1ea and upward. .,............ :. $500 @40.00
Wagun-hox Ioarda, a,,..........,....2 28.00 tg30.U0
stock ioarsfs. sfs.................... 38.U0 f53B.00
atock boards tls..................... 2t00 (92B.0o
stork boards. la..................... 14.G0 GdG.U0
common boards. nuhtde for ary..... ll.0o QSl2.0o
5ost. scantling, fcnenE. tlnIhcr, 10 feot
and under, outside prico for dry. 11.t0 @t1.01
Jtgt mud scahtnB, u to 81 faet..... 12.U0 @tH.Uo
rrketn, nq11nre re...........,......... 1t01 a15U0
psckcts, aat..". "...................1 11.00 q 49,.
CDuar pvsts, split. 400 q ....
Cedar oata round, 6l8 inches ....,. 17.Uo G933G0
Lath ...............-.......... 2.25 q ~.
No. sawed shingles. s..............,.. 1.50 q 2.50
Or Star. ....................-.... 3.e3 q $50
Shingles on track Al................. 9.7o a 3.Qo
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COMMERCIAL.

h1oNbAf Evening, juno %.
Tho following wero tho receipts and ahlpnonta
OF tho leauiug articles OF produce III Chicago
during tho past forty-olght hours. and for thu
corresponding datu one year ago:
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REAL ESTATE.

rha following instruments wore filed for roo
Ed Monday, June 40:
CITY FRopERTY.
Consideration.
Turlbnt st. 2d4 It . Of Centre ut, W I. 2i1l23f It,
hatr1 June a3:. ...:.,...........s 1000
LhHer vt, t9l It u OF Uallal ut, II W I, li,ld u
Of l4s15 II to river, mud improvements, dutea
Jullu9 3U,pDu
hrt Of Lots md 3 III sa1to block ia tho above,
datDt 5nMe An,oSo
lsk1l25 ii, dated june 10000
yrxtorn Az, 973 II = ct Thompson Ut, r. a6x
l2g 4-1Q Il, dxtad Juns u..,,..,,,,,..,,,.,, $50
, 1874-06-30

BIIEEI-IeC0tVeH HlnG8 BAtUfIlHY, Hon. Tht de-
maaA was small. and only fuw aulus wsrs eecte,l
Prices rAnga about the s4e Ut tho ulose Of lust
week, at $s.0Q@A. 100 fur poor to choice,
NEW YORK.
New }onK. Juns a9.-DEEvKs-necelr!s, CLIO.
making 1o, ,409 Tor she week, agaht soD iast wcck;
.ilnd very motaratei marhpt dull md rluse weak ut
decline Of 4@o compared with last week poorest
cattl1 suffering ,lpst son!v Ut worst TexAls were
taken uut of lnarket aaea at for FUR to good
Texans AMa natiys steers Among tEansact!ens wero
* fsss iaS; ss;ss'; s H. LII Is: e.
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HF3AEt.*E 0tt .AsQHt
ARls, June W.-Itontes, 51f 500,


The Now York Dry-s 0otts Market.
New YonK, June 2D.-Dusinesa III somewhat checked
by tho Intensely warm weather. bus fair aggregate
amount Of atale cotton an wuolen fabrics were dr.
trlbuted by ageuts. ueavy fancy caHsimores and
worBtcd coat!na active by thu package, Brown
aud medium bieacsod cottous In atoady demand anl
rn; colorca cotons anl prlnta qulas. Foreign goods
dnll. r. -r'
, 1874-06-30

plttsburK OH AInrlxet.
pITTanunG, Juno 21.-Orude oil a:cady; quoted,
United. t. Q. h., $i.a0h. O:ltcr lines, $lUb Hoauetl
dull July, l214o August, 13ac,
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Cl1ICAGO.


- MoxpAY EVENING, Jt,ue 20.
CATTIE-Necetvel stneo Saturday. !. .50U This
poor class Ut at0ct offered for ac a thu fact TINT low
er prices prevail at most poiuss east OF here caso1
feeling Of depression Shippers weso in very full at
tendance. but mono Of thnn seemed 10 have my
gent orders to I'LL and thoy held Off for lower prtcca
ind before midday lower prices xcro established,
F1ra-class Cattle did not suffer mich, the meagre
offerings Of such jnHtifytng holders III maintaining
firm POSITION but 16tg15e tEan tho de-
c!llo IN othor grades. THO ruugo uf sIlrs $103
6.bo through Texans selling ut s3.0usJ23 sruawa{
natiFes ut $!.5gGsit1 Htockars ut $3.!5@ 1850; e0-
mon to good hutchgra stock at $3.5G@l.s0; and
mo4 to extra shipping stecrs at $5.0p36.5o. JOHN
nno steers averaging 1,1Bo hs. The market closcl
dull and weak with about half tho days. supply lett
over uusoll.
Extra BccVcs-1radca stecrs, averaging 400
bs and over. 8.40@0.76
Choice Deeycs--E1ne, fat well formed gear
to 5 year old stecrs. aycragiug 1,2ju to
1.400 0.00@6.30
Good Observation-Disclosures 1nely formed
ateerA. averaging Ito to 150 ibA ...... t7O@5.85
Pony 6teers-fat Bteere averaging from
o51 to 400 ba..: :....,.. 6.oo@5.so
Medium Grades-6tcers ii fatr flesh, aver
ag'ug 1000 to 1.loo 471@5.5o
Dutclcra' stock-oomsnon to far atecss,
~ ayerag.ng $50 to 100 tLs... s.75@A75
Stock Ca.te-Com,non cattle, IN decent
flesh, averaging 70y to 1,o5U sasGi6o
atags bulls. aud sca!awug steors. aoo@3oo
Cntt-Texas, choice corn-ted. ........., 6,0Dts6.50
Gae-Texas. Wlntcred North. :, 4.Uua4 80
Cattle-Teras. through lrpyos 1,60Gl3.50
, 1874-06-30

pny a0opa,
Tho Imports Of dry guutls at Now York for the
week ending Juae 90 were nearly 81 ,600, ,0U0 in
foreign gold value, al follows:
fpr lie wetk 1879. 1878. 1874.
Eutcsed ut part. :ya, ,es0 tl,lss473 14y2 v9a
Thrown OH Mlarkat.. 76a,ay9 1,l77943 l.l7GtitI
Sine JuH. /. lHl1 laii lH7a
Entered Ut port. .s73, ,10Oa75 i6se $54sI73ls
Thrown Oh nIarkut, 7O,672,4G4 U3,t4H03 57,a4l 203
CALI. HOARD.
Wheat and corn waro actiye and 146D11c lowor.
Oats atnl provisions woro quiet, Wheat cloBosl
at $l.107@ cash olforol $l.lG166D1. .lG14 soller
July; el .0o4 aellor August; and 81 .0s@1 04 Aa-
ler aeptombor. salos we're; is, 900 bu No 2, asl-
lor July, at $l.1G 1000 bit do ut 81. .l0YG;
o.0oo bu do ut sl.l64 5000 bu do ut 1.lUT
Coru sold ut G0Elo caBl! !; 5jII@a0o eol,or
Jny; 6019eD6Uy{o soler August; aid 59l(tD6py1o
he!!er Bepton!ber; Sales wefo. 20, ,uao ha No. i d
6oa4o cas!ii 6,00o by, seor July, at 00o 100000
bll do at 601so, 16.0o0 bu do at 60Aos b,0NO bu.
soller August, 1t 5p4o, 5000 bl do At $3.50;
u, 600 bn do st 691fo.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

E1ekANAr1on nF HEFEnrEok MAnK4.-t 8aturdaY,H
etpteA. Sunday excaptea. Monday oxueptod. i Af%
rive Bnada5 1t 6:Wa q. IN. Daily.
E1cH,0AN CENTRAL 4 GREAT WEs1Eev RA,LH1l7v
UtEot. Joo a. Lkf A., aha Joo: q Tsentyteeon ~.
Ntkt eee " chsrh al, soshsa eornsr af isaxlopA,
ami 10 tuHut.st., turh&r a. uadistn.
, 1874-06-30

tl,oao pricoa. BACON raeats, 7t1c for shoulders,
Zoo FOR short ribs, for nhbrt clear, NIL aoked
III htds, the Bauio looBo, Au lnvor. bacon.
hsma, ,ak@14e. Mesa Leef; sll.oo@1l25s
$2260@2900., City tallow, 7N@7}{o, Kroaso
s!n nnmtt,al at 6]l@sho saloh were rsportsd 9f
Or July, at SITS; $50 brls do Mt el7.70l GOO
Ill Do q e13.eei 900 bsls do4 soller August, a.
s17.e5i 75o tea laro, sollor July, at s1l.12>Gi
26o tea swoet-picklod hams on private torms.
Flour mas lcas ao.tyo aud goneiAllv quoted
dull, with q ttnge Of woakhoaa, II sympathy with
whoat, which u'gte shipters hold OF. Ilie hny-
ing was ohfoty done BY local tlon1orss aud etip-
Ping brands wore especially woats but holders
did not report auy deolino In aBhlnE ilRurcB.
though pricoa woro oyidontly III tllo, favor Of
buvcra. This receipts arc light rooertly. Drar
was stealy, with modcsata a!tcr!Hgs, balca weto
reported Of loo brla wl,ito win.or extras Oh 1,ri-
vate sornls 10 brIs npri''s oxtraa {patont) at
sli.0o, 10 brla tso {Mlnnoaota) ut &e.6os 1os
brlH do at f5.25, oIs l,rlh tlu On lrivata tcrnB,
11D brs sul,crllnos 1t &4uO. Total. 1910 brla.
Also, 80 tons Drnn Al *ittO. on truck 30 tons
do at el1.U0, fruo o,, busll 10 tus mitldl,,tH nt
$l5.a0, NJ ntl. Tho mnrkot olosal Ut tic fol-
, 1874-06-30

a-Dcpot oornor o. We!ls and Kin.!sssta.
b-Douot cofuar OF Canal and Kfnzn-sts. "
". II. STEANETT Gen. Pass. AEsnk
CHICAGO, RocK ISLAND s PACIFIC RAILROAD
DEBUT eorUfr ~ I1a fsarea and Sfraas. 1feks ofa1t
Grand Pacific H1fsf.
, 1874-06-30

vance caused Il heavy realization, which, with
the advance inmonoy, oa1lscd reaction from tho
hlghcst point Of }4G52 per cent: 1t tho close tho
market waa steady. Following wore tho sales Of
tho most aesiye stocks: Western Union, 10000 !;
racltlo Matl. II, QUO Eric. o.000; Lake Bhoro,
laQoo; Rock lsand, 5000; ST. Paul. l7,000; and
Wnbaslf ~ flO0. -.T-- ~ = - -
, 1874-06-30

Esues. ArTtpt.
Mall t,a man and air linc,...,. 50 D. M 1;33 D. uI
Lay ExpruBs, NaG b. m. HHU D. ID.
IaeESon 3Eti tl0 "a m,
Atlantic E1broas.... S,1b D. m, Il y, d T. t,
Night spDJt. m (sGUs. m
nRAED hAP1D8 AND MUnkkHbA. |
ktDEtnF Expross. 800 q, NIL, $40 D.
N1ght g:M = m, salA. ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-23

The huge, drastic, gripping sickening
pills, constructed Of crude, coarse and
bulky ingredients. are fast being super
cedsd by DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets, or Sugar-C Coated. Concon-
trated Root and Herbal Juice, Anti.
Bilious Granules-tho Little Giant
Cathartic OF Nathan m Pdrro Physic
Modern chemical science enables DIR.
Pierce TO extract from the juices OF the
most valuable roots and herbs their
active medical principles, which. when
worked into little Pellets or Grnnules,
scarcely larger than u mustard seed, rem
ders each little Pellet as active and pow
srful Ms a large pill, while they are much
more palatable and pleasant in effect.
Din. IRA A.. THAYxa, Of Baconsburg,
Ohio, writes: 81 regard your Pellets
as the best remedy for the conditions for
which you prescribe them OF anything /
have ever used. so mild and certain in
effect, and leaving the bowels in nm ex-
cellent condition. II seems to me they
must take the place Of all other cathartic
pills and medicines"
LroS & MAconBrR. druggists, Yer
million, d. T., say: 1--WE think they
are going to sell like hot cakes Us soon
as people get acquainted with them, and
win spoil tho pill trade, AZ those that
have used them like them much better
than large pills"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-23
An Indian In a Police Court.

The Detroit Free Press has the fol-
lowing: An Indian had been picked up
drunk, and, though II was proposed to
let him 60 over the river, II was desira.
bic TO have him understand that no In
dian has any more rights than q white
nan
''Child Of the whispering forest, son
Of the grassy plains, it grievss my spirit
to see you here" said his Honor.
"Only n few short moons will come and
GO bcrore you will be gathered to the
happy hunting grounds OF your brothers
gone before. You arc m aged tree.
You can no longer chase the wild con-
durango and follow the roe-buck. The
buffalo graxes In front Of your lodge,
and your arm il not strong enough to
draw the bow. Tho rumbling thunder
and the sharp lightning make you afraid.
Once You could not count the camp-fires
Of your tribe. 10 many did they number.
now there is nothing left Of your tribe
but yourself, two old army blankets,
and a shot gun with the lock out OF re-
pair. Son OF the forest why il this,
and what do you mean by coming into
my trapping grounis and getting
drunk"
The white chief has spoken many
wise words, replied the Indian in meas
ursd tones. resting n foot on the edge
Of a spittoon. MY race has fallen like
the leayss-been washed away rs water
washes out the marks Of chalk. I stand
- NJ .....~ g.. has tnna mt and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-23

TEE GEsTIs zEsHra.-0ld Borsas
was on. again last night, trying to upset
Mount Davidson. Through the streets
Of Gold Hill and Virginia he travelled
without fear. Barrels. shutterr. avn
ings, fences. small boys. signs. dogs,
sidewalks and cats were carried before
him with o will that showed his indom-
liable perseverance, and energy. Men
gathered at nightfall around saloon
stoves and bars, and told wonderful
stories Of what had happened In early
days. How quartz teams. stages and
tents had been blown away and never
since heard from. How mi darksome
night, the canvas tents composing the
then mining camp Of Virginia were
every one swept away by the washoe
Zephyr that waltzsd and cavortsd over
the hills. This was well enough TO lis
ten to, but hard to believe. II was bad
enough last night without eIaggsrating.
One house on Howard steeet and another
near the new First Ward School-houso.
in Virginia, were scattered TO the winds.
and are now things Of the past. Tho
old Imperial Mill works also went by
the board. A dwelling-house 14x24,
standing near them, was turned COM
pletsly around much 10 the indignation
and alright Of Its occupants. As far as
heard from, however, no n was ssri-
ously injured by the various disasters
above recorded.
Carson BREwrRr DKror.-This popu-
lar place Of resort on Main street, a
short distance above the Eclipse Stables,
has lately changed hands a little, that is
to say, the partnership heretofore exist
ing between Bowden & Uhl. is dis.
solved; Uhl retiring from the firm, and
Mr.. Chsg widdsn coming in Us partner
with Bowden. This saloon has always
been one Of the cosiest and most attrac.
tive places Of resort in Gold Hill, ut any
a Of the year, and the present pro-
prietors propose making II still more 80.
The patrons Of the establishment will
find there n frst-class Jenny Lind table
for their amusement; also all tho daily
papers, pictorial. and other periodicals.
Those Cottonwood trees In front have
shed their leaves, but Bowden 4 Chsg-
widden are always ready to shed q few
smiles ON their friends. Call and see.
ERRoR.-In our issue Of Saturday. we
stated that the Virginia and Truekes
Railroad Company were unable to han
die the vast quantity Of freight received
at the Reno depot. and that the freight
agent there had given orders to the agent
at San Francisco, to ship no more at
present. superintendent Ysrington now
desires Us TO state that, although the
amount OF freight now shipped over the
road is greater than II has been at any
time heretofore. still the company are
prepared to handle not only the present
large amount, but more II necessary.
We make this correction with pleasure.
POLICE News OF GOLD HrLL.-we
have the most orderly and we'll behaved
town on the Pacific coast. Not even q
drunk has been entrusted to the tender
mercies Of Tom Harkin since our last
issue.
AssEssMkSr.-An assessment OF 90
cents per share is levied by the Tyler
Mining Company. See official notice I n
our advertising columns to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-23

A THOUSAND BANKRUPTCIES would not create
q. great Q panic In m As the Withdrawal
OF iIsle's Honey OF Horchound and Tar iron
the market would create among tbs riek.. The
reason Is obvious. Tens Of thousands Of both
sexes would DO bankrupted In health BY such
an event. The famous specific 10 snccting such
cures In cases Of chronic coughs and colds, In
nuenfa, bronchitis, bleeding from the lungs
aud apparent consumption, a. hare never mere
to.ore been accomplished within the memory
Of man. pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
mlnute. ~
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STOCK REPoRr.
This MerninE.

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Dr.. A. ,. sPfssEr,
9 Removed TO No. 1883 South Q

un1 hemOveu " Me- 100 pVush "
street, Virginia, opposite Chanphin House.
Or. spinnsy. well known throughout the coun-
try IS q Pathologist and Psychologist, whose
saccessfai trsatuent OF certain physical dba
billties and funetioaal dsnngemeuts dssefyed-
~ eniltle him TO the familiar recognition Of the
Omar SrEciAIIsr, would respectfully Inform
the citizens Of Virginia City aed Vicinity tnai
modious apartments, he has removed 70 bis new
once. No. iss South @ street, Virginia, seven
door north Of the French Drug Store, where
he viii be pleased to consult With oil, thus civ.
ing invalids an opportunity OF Kidding them.
selves, through bis professional ageney, OF suen
claims to compass and 10 cure. Without en-.
tering Into biographical details. Il 10 suh1eient
TO simply promulRate the met that DIR. SPIN.
NEY'5 earliest reputation may be traced back
70 his Inauguration and conduct OF the hon.
:. lime OF the English Pharmaceutical Colleges
riugcd by an elevated standard. An extend.
=. .xperisnce and An assidnous study Of the
varied phases OF disease enables him 20 guafsn.
tee assurances OF success In the eradication OF
the multiform chronic Affections incident to
cd Vitality, Youthful Exeesses, Marriage In.
pedimsntS. and Chronic diseases generally.
TO THE LADIES.
DIR. sPINNEY. while naturally impressed
with tho dellcacy Of the subject, feels no h.si.
fancy In assuring them thai, In conjunction
with . Competent knowledge OF their various
sufferings, such - Nervousness, Neuralgia,
spinal Weakness, Loss Of Appetite. La.sltuds,
Prolapsus. uteri. Retrovsplons or Displace-
ment Of the Womb, Vaginal Irregularities, Leu.
and the many petty. Irritating distractions that
aimost Invariably have their origin In the utter.
Inc region, Afford them immediate relief.