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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-12
APPLETON'S
AMERICAN CYCL0PEDIA,
New Revised Edition.

Entirely rewritten by the ablest writers Cal every
subject. Printed from new type, and illustrated
with Several Thousand Engravinga and MapS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-12

The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully
selected In different parts Of North America and
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field of opera
tons, an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policyholders. The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums
returned annually to the lnsuredi
, 1874-03-27
TELECRApHlC BREVITjES,

On Wednesday at Delpl,oH, O., Antoine Lang,
d soldier unter tho Firpt Napoleon, aud pel,-
sioncr Of France, tloa, at the ago Of 100 yours,
III the full possession Of liis faculties.
-Diahop Wilmer, Of New Orleans, will proBant
= petition to Judge Woods for t1o rclcaso Ut the
Grant Parish prisoners.
The Rev. Father Powers a San Francisco
prieht. who found q crazy woman in st. ratrict's
Church. horsewhippod her, knocked her down,
A1ckeu and throw her out Of the church, has been
arreHtel.
"A number OF Now York gontlomen who aro
really and zaaaousy IN earnest in their oTorts to
lcssose tho practice Of burning tho doad Instead
OF burying thoin, arc contemplating large 1uoet-
the public.
Tho st. Louis Board Of Trade. ut a meetpg
last night, considered the question establishing
the mississippi Valley and Brazil Steamship Com.
pany. Several speeches woro made fayoring tho
project, and cosnmittce was appointed to cou-
suit with similar committee uf inercLaute aud
report ut meeting to bo llel!l to.morrow. ''''
Tho caso OF ox-C1ty Engineer Join Ditto, of
Buffalo, Indicted fol misconduct In otlIce in
certifying to tile false accounts presented by
john O1tnor, street contractor, has been aet
down for trial ~ lhe oyos aud Terminor, which
Hits noxt month.
"A COMMITTEES aent by tho City Council Of
Omaha. Mob. tu examins tue Wate1-Wot4a Of
, 1874-03-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

Last ovonipg about ha1f-paat 8 o'clock, fire waa
discovered III d ono-story frame building, No.
lo3 Twonty' second street, owned and occupied
by @. 8. Brown AZ hat store. Tic alarm was
given from Box 01, aud tho flames wore soon
e~tingufsl'cd. Losa to building aud atook, S4u0;
fully insured.
The alarm Of fro from box 104 at Ills Inst
evening was caused by tho discovery Of tlrs in 4
two'story frame building, on D htroet, between
TucKo1 aud 1lalhtea, owned by i. II. Kohn mud
occupied by Jau,eH MoAvoy. The build
ing was totally coneumed, causing a loss
Of Sl,5o0, insured in the Agriculture Of Wator-
town. Tue cottage adjuaing. owned and oo-
the flames could ba extinguished ! loss Of 4700
WIS phllhel,
, 1874-03-27
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CHICAGO DRY-GOODS MARKET.

4AuA6uA1 EVENING" MaEcQ zUs
Tho amount Of domestic aud foreign dry goods dis
tributed during the pnst week exhibits most graify
weeks Immediately preceding it. Dnyers from ali
parA Of the Northwest daily arriving and tho
interiors Of our Wholesale houses begin to show de-
gFee OF animation rarely Witnessed at this saRe of the
soason. While tho demand Ia still chiefly centred in
tho lending ssapo fabra, 1rcss goods and fancy ur-
ccs aro being bought Of muh frcoy than nt any
previous period ance the inception Of the panic. Tho
effect upon tho market Of tho IN, reaae activity Of the
Of prices Of staple domestic productions, aud, VT may
ada, of a BcaaonRlie textlea Tho feeling Of dcros
toh 80 long perVang this branch Of trae Il clearing
away, mud In its lace is being developed dcgroc OF
strength that month ago would hayo secmcd incred-
bic. Tho weil-kn0wn fuct that eocks in tho hands
Of interior merchants have beon aowod to wtnde 10
almost unpreccdentcdy small Dimensions justiAea the
beef entertained hy our 5obbors that the now
has been witnessed for number Of Reasons puet
atocks he aFe In excellent condition. supplies being
ample, and the assortment complete In 1l DEPART
nens. The carpet trade Is moderately active rm-
ly sustained prices. Below are tho current quota
, 1874-03-27

Abba G. WoolRou oloHed recent lecture In
Boston Of, womena dress, by declaring tint. Ind
khe tho nItocratfo power OF tho Shah or Czar
sho would command every man in ller kingdom
to changs his apra ol with tho women for QUO
day ONLY, TINT both might soc how good 1t was
BY night tho mon would be groaninE and f:lnling
TO rid themselves OF tho horrors they had con-
Hidcred as tho type Of beauty in tho othcr BOX,
wllilo tho poor women would be wailing over
return to thair normal condition OF potticoat
sosyieuQe and imp1iBoning banila
, 1874-03-27
Public baptism OF nlcn Sentenced to
lilo Hung.

Two negroes named Drynnt aud Wnlkor, undor
sontcnce Of death iii Nashville for murder, woro
haItsoa a recently y IN publlc' They woro conveyed
70 tho church IN haokB, accompanied by iho
Jatlor, stlcri1f, Coroner, and two or three jus
tceH. Tho church md ue,gllboring strcotB woro
!ironged with colorol people talsinK al il at q
fair. Tho Roy. David Anderson roproved tho
wero there 10 pieraro for tho gallows. which an.
no1lnoemout WAS followed by moans from oyory
par. Of tho building. Bryant Was greatly af.
footed. Ho emerged from tho wntcr shouting
and throwing up llta hantls, and Walker aotol ii,
. similar way, They left tho church shaking
handH with Mapping mon and women. The nc.
grooa aro to bo hanged OH tho 10th Of Anrll.
, 1874-03-27
Alfred nast Alcxnndro.vun.

Tho Duke and DuchcBs Of Edinbur,h havo
toen endowed with an income somcthIun like
5000 ,oy0 yoar, They nro to have at laaat two
magnificent residences IN England; ono, Olar-
cnce House, III town, and anotlor. not fully de-
c'dcd on yet. in tho county. Besides, thoy will
llaye two embellishments at st. Potorsburg, when
the Duchess Marlo. This IL leaving out OF 40.
count tie Freedom they will be ablo to make Of
Windsor. and buckingham l'aiaco, and sAndrng-
ham: tllo Residences OF Alfred's royal mothor
and brother.
, 1874-03-27

Tho Dominion, Parliament

Steciut nispatch to Vic Chicago Tribune. :.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 2G.-Tho session today
Of the now Dominion PurIamelit was so1oiy de-
voted to tho election OF Speaker Anglin, il. p.
for Gloucester, N. b., WAS chosen. Most
Of the monlberH woro present. Sir John Il.
nacaonnlda followers, who are determined Oil
q factIous opposition, arc few. Ouly small
fraction declare themselves \Consoryatives
Thomns Moss, Q. O., II. P. forNAVest Toronto
star IN tho legnl profession, will ipoye reply
to the Governors address,,
, 1874-03-27

Shecfal D1spatch to 5hs Ghicaoo Tribune.
2ANEsylI1E, O., March 26.-Claucy d MoIn-
tosh's carriage establishment was ontlroly de-
stroyed by fro Mt o'clock this morning. Tho
loss ia $1,000 insurance in Tho uiberpia, of
CIeyoland. 42,Q0U.
, 1874-03-27

p1rTsnuna1t, March 26.-TAo 1argo wooden
factory and warehouse Of 0oodhall l. Undenor,
nnd reHidonce OF Willia,n Pollock, ut Kittaning,
Pa., wero destroyed by fro this forenoon. LOSS
estimated at 100000; principally covered BY
Insurance..
, 1874-03-27

and tho pail bearers wcro selected from among
tho loyhood companions Of tho deceased. After
brief setvlcas tho romn,nB wore conveyed to Tho
hoilofontaino Ccmctery, followed by a largo oon-
, 1874-03-27

HAMILTON, Ont, Maroh 20.-The colored cltt-
zcna Of tAis place held meeting and pasaol
resolatIons expressive Of their veneration tor
Tie memory Of the late Senator Summer.
, 1874-03-27


Alnns' TO tho oAntt-anflntho,, 1Io0t.l,r
r., NEW york, nInrc1, ~.
Mr.,r.. Khan Autn. Cyrua " E,.d. r. y. s.+rno.
CCmfnittee '"' - - S''>' ''"'
GENTLE,fEN, fool myself ],onorod bv your
invitation, though not in .Bituatou to ao.ot5t il.
Tic euo1oct proposed to me for Jsonspion ut
ybiir meeting was q favoiite study OF mtno moro
than thirty yeara ago. Noithcr haa 1t lost its
would call for space for beyond tic limits Of a
loster. Ono Of tho chief wants Of tho prosont
day snems to MO to be clear exposition of tho
true limits Of usoful legislation. III no dopnrt-
mont OF knowledge Is there 10 mich uncertainty.
uonce 1t oomoa that in our PRACTICE wo commit
30 many mistakes.
Applying thts roulark to tho administration Of
tho national financos, It appears very unfortu-
nato TINT 1t should ever havo bocu permitted to
become entane!ed with BUSINESS having no
revenue necessary to moot tho wants Of tho
Government. aa provided by Congress, mud tho
precise disbursement Of tho funds thus received,
according to law. belnE tho legitimate duiloa 0f
osated with any attenlpt to manufacture or oirou-
late any medium OF paymont other than that
pointed out by tho Constitution, gold and silver
Coin. The tiower OF Congress- to deal with that
subject ta limited to tho establishment Of q
form Of coinage, and Regulating the
only mean power TO- i1npress upon
the surface OF evory piece Of coin noto desig-
nnttnQ 1tH HT1NE HfHnnrV trnnanHkhr1a #
trados yalno whiol, tho Iroaal,rv ~ hnm,n1 ~
rao1guizo. To ASSUME lint In nowor uoca ,,o-
youd thie limit would load oniy to confusion.
Fvr it is obvious that tic yaluo Of suoh shnra
as tie precious motpls is aotuatly regulated 6y
abipher md mote go,,orai law tLat, ywithin to
Iuo attompt las ofton boen 1naio to do moro.
aud It iius nlwayB failed,
Moreover, willie It is clear TINT 1t is no part Of
tho legitimate bys,ncss Of lie flnancai donart
mont to paaa outslde Of tho prescribed line Of It's
duty, 1t is, nevertheless, incumbent upon It, so
fur Us It can bo done within thut lino, to fix its
administration upon q basis clearly under
stood by tho community, not to bo sub
fect to freoueut or lnstv changes.
What tho industrious and Commercial
claHses want above nll things is stead moss
in AZ many Of the olemonts on wbicl, trade md
labor dcpot d as o ,o,bls. 1lo4e Is quito enough
OF uucortainty IN thoso beyoud human coutrol
to render it unadvisabo peed}easly to multiply
them. For any Government to 'yeakcu conf
douce In tbs pormanenco of a po|icv by frequent
recourse to exceptional moyg1nynts il IN uupar-
have nevor entertained doubt that Con-
gros9 tTanaeohaed Its authority whon it assumed
:! ne l1gns 20 iaaae promises to Pay money which
, 1874-03-27

LOWELL, Alass., N1urch 26.-Coolk's 3 tannory
burned tonight. loss, $75,00o; inBucauco
H7O,09O.
, 1874-03-27
A<- 49, -s.-.1 So > -
DEATUE.

DoDSoN-ln tbs city, IN tho 9th inst, Emory Ftll.
nllry, anly Emu II Jcnngtto Ida NJ md IT, f. uUdIon.
nCea ynnr9 months xliu dayA. "'''
EunuFn {r0tt .hn rfHl1cs III h rnrcnis No, ala West
ralk sltca, tny 1t ~ uc!opL n ,honcn to Oakwood
Cemetery ~ csrtaR9a
uELL--In thia uy, Jsa. u. ot taembranous c,ouu
, 1874-03-27

MARRIAGES.
>~~-cc~~>@~~~te~.
D1.OuNT-DEA NN--Ou tho u II iast., ut ths This,
Hnttasiun tjhu1Gl, by tha key NJ. H. Savage phstor Ar
Grahe.uk al. lunnt A.u hljas Ki,tle il. boano, Ill
th!s q !. -
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
~ TEE osLD Ell DAILY rrws.l
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Baiiosn Aseensisn = Death from
Apoplexy.

sAS FnlScisco. July C-l p. NJ
Monsieur Buislay and son, last even-
ing. made an illuminated balloon ascen.
sion from Woodward's Gardens. The
balloon presented n brilliant appearance.
and ct last accounts was drifting toward
the San Joaquin Valley. This is the
first ascension Of this character made
from San Francisco, and consequently
attracted great attention.
Rev. DR.. julius Eckman, the first
Jewish Rabbi who camc to California,
died yesterday in this city from apo
pleIy. He was for n long time Rabbi
Of the Congregation Emanuel, and sub
ssquently resided Ave years in Oregon.
returning to this city about twelve
months since, to assume editorial charge
Of the theological department Of the
Hebre,o Observer.
Grecnbacks, 00H@9l.
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TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
l'''oA. :. q ootp MIL DAILY s'.'
o EsTIo INTELLIoeMol
strike

strike Ended.
NEW Yoxx. July G.-The union coal
miners at straitsvillo ended a long strike
there on Saturday by returning to work
In . body.
Accidental Death.
The son Of j. j. Pyatt, the poet. was
killed last Saturday by the explosion Of
o vial Of gunpowder.
Racisg Accidents.
In the stecplo chase ut Long Branch
last Saturday. J. Donohoe's horse Tam
many. after falling ON a hurdle. WINS re-
mounted, but soon fell again heavily and
died.
George Ayres' horse Victor. which
had o fetlock broken in jumping over
tho last hurdle In the same race, was
afterwards shot.
Fire and Death.
NEW Yonx, July CA house In Brook.
lyn, together with q child Of tho occu-
pant, was burned Saturday night, having
ignited from q ball fred into a window
from n Roman candle.
Reported Railroad Accident.
BosroS, July G.-It Ia reported that
the Shore Line train was thrown of q
bridge by a misplaced switch between
New London and New Haven this NORM
ing. and that Superintendent Wilson
was killed and several others injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-06
In Conclusion,


MoRE TuASKs.-T The Horrible Club
desire to tender their thanks TO Monu.
mental Engine Company No. O, Of vir.
ginia, and Liberty Engine Company No.
/, OF Gold Hill, for the hospitality e.
tended 10 them on the Fourth; also 70
the various committees on tho Fourth oil
July celebration.
BnxvrrIEs. Thermometer 70 deg. In
the shade on Main street at 2 p. NJ.
Nineteen arrests in Virginia on the 4th
and 9th instant. . Haying will com.
mence in Carson Valley about the 10th
instant. All quiet at tho Justices
Court.
ATTENTION, P~roSrERs. - Tomorrow
evening at Pioneers Hall on b street,
Virginia. tho Pioneers will meet and
elect officers for the ensuing term Of Of
Gee. All interested are requested to Mt
tend.
Ladies MEETING The ladies aro re-
qussted to meet in st. Johns Church
this evening at z O'Clock. TO make mr..
rangements for the festival to DO held
this week. Everybody will DO well
come.
JuBILASr. = Alex. Korn, formerly o
well-known resident OF Gold Hill. writes
TO M n very jubilant little note. korn
shelled out right. See item under head
| Of " Births" in another column.
Bus ovxnruasxD.-The Silver City
bus upset near that town ON the morn
ing Of the Fourth. Though heavily
loaded. ali escaped serious injury. and
only one man got slightly bruised.
IxDuIorsor.-owing to the crowd OF
m.ttsr mon columns and space to-
dsy. We shsii have TO AJAX the. indulgence
of. some Of our advertising and other
patrons. promising TO make 1t up to
them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-06

A vERr aArip. safe and easy way 10 make ma
neg. 10 10 procure territory 10 intrsdues the latest
ussfulinvention that IL wanted every day BY ever
one, every where. who has Q amlly, q nil-sifed
ewing Machine with Table and Tresdls t0r only
tio that does the same work a. q machine you
would pay ~ for, rapid. smooth and irm. make
Q seam % strong that the cloth will tear bciore th,
stitches win rip apart. Night new attachmenta 10,
ali WORK and the improved Button Hole worker usrd
By NJ only. Agents only need show them In opera
ton 10 sel In every house they enter. ~ and up
chine WA ever offered at any such price,. H.pno soi,
last year, ioo.oD families use them. Demand In
creasing every day where they become known
Minister, Judges, Lawyers. Hiton. Maehiris's
Talon, etc, recommend them % perfect. Right
given fres 70 nyt applicants. 10 there 70 no agenc.
family or Q relation, there II none better 90 30 CHEAP
Machines sent % eli parts of the country on recrip
OF price, SO. Head advertisement beginning
paper. Address the Propreton. RopgKr J. Mri
IioAx 4 Co.. ~ Canal street. New rorf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-06
sY the CABLES.
Tho Cariists.

MADRID. July 6.-Santander Is being
threatened by strong bands Of Carlists.
The authorities have telegrnphed for re-
inforcemets, and several var ships have
moved up, ready to shell the approaches
to the city from approaching Insurgents.
The Pope.
Tho Pope has not answered the CON-
gratulations Of the Captain General Of
the Spanish army upon the anniversary
OF his acceptance to tho Pontifcate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-06

w,ru Roos BnoruEu.-Tus Locke, 90 well
Known in virginia and Gold Hill o. fosnsr
ssiesman Of Haas Brothery, 10 nov wiln Eoos
rsnissrs. he amour ciothiers on o street, VIZ:
einia, opposite the Knterpnse building. - VII
sn.tomers rom Gold Hlll especially, and VIII
c1srsntes the bsst satisfsetion In The way OF
trsde. Gall at Rsos Brothers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-06
FROM FOLSOM, GAL.
balloon Trip.

FoIsoM, July 6.-The balloon Sierra
Nevada, which left San Francisco last
evening. passed Folsom with two men
at $50 this morning. going north. Flo
yatiou about 800 feet,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-06
FROM TEHAMA, CAL
Railroad Accident.

TrHANA. Cal. July G.-Last nights
northward bound train, while just pass-
ing vina station, ran owe q man named
Stove McNulty. mangling his body in a
terrible manner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-06

Asrsotoor.-Nsdsns o. Norman. the great
l.troIoel,t. has returned 10 Gold Hill, and "
row ready 70 be consulted In regard - the
psst. present and faturs events Of lie. Ones
bours. from Q A. T.. to- :. =. Residence, RIO
neer strpet, rear Of the Eclipse Stable. 10
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FINl fiAxo FoR 6ALI.-A hss plano 10 Of
Tered for sale, cheap for cash. 4 rare bargain.
FOR full psrtiealafs call inmsdistsly 81 The
Metropolitan Boot and Bhos Store, No. ~
soath Q street. Vlrgtnia otty. IL
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s oDA
tn. bs.t for BAKING purposes
Jonx DwIon1 q Co.'S.
myso sm

wALLxR ON cRsnArIoH.-Al good men VIII
dssi siriv and souarely By Their fellows win b
| plessurs6ly remembered long alter their. soul
shaIl have returned TO the companionship Q
The Inst. end their bodies arc properly efemaIes
in lie most approved modern style. There ~
bursf 1bsfors death Tor their inherent wicked
less. ana smopg thcss are elothing dsalers WI,
svipdjs tHcir customers BY selling clothing no.
vunh half its price. such mon ought 70 W
crvmatcd. and their stocks Of elo,hing VII
them. Call q my store. In liairs punui.s
Main strset, opposite tho once OF INC 1o p,il
linz News, when you want clothing. and WI
do you honest and square justice.
AROUND AMONG % AaAm.-G. w. Han, u
r,Ill.,lv known 10 .' wat;y," having bought In
10 Inc Pioneer Laundry again. with me- ialhei,
h ouee more nourshlng about an,ong usat'
sscding 10 ths business department of the con
cern. Rstty 10 the old stand by, snd under
stsnds ali the details o the business most thor.
oughly. rhs Pioneer Laundry 70 taming oa'
io9y name. Il 10 esssrvediy ahixhly. popular,
wslLpatrvnlfed Institution. i
=
MEDICAL WONDER. - This great Remedy
,houd he kept By everybody. % II cures pains
internal md external. puhhes the blood. regu
lsiss the kidasJs and liver. For sale BY al
Druggists. IL
NsLrsxsrzH, OF the Metropolitan Boot and
Shoe stors. hss removed to los South q street.
Virginia. Bay your Boots and shoes u him,
- he 10 sslliny cheaper than ever. .
rHrsrsssts oidyroodsatbcalland come
andses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-06
The Decorations.

The houses Of Liberty Engine Com
pany No. l, and Yellow Jacket No. 2.
were beautifully decorated with flags,
evergreens. etc. and Miners Union Hall,
the principal places OF business, saloons
and private residences were also taste
fully and periodically decorated. Old
Glory fioated from Fort Homestead. and
as we have already remarked, Gold Hill
never looked 80 fine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-06
Miscenansoua

While the exercises were going or At
the pavilion. the military and fire COM
paniss took . march down town. Ysl-
low Jacket Engine Company No. 2. kept
open house and entertained Liberty En-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-06

opcs mors Ne meet 90 Union friends.
Our hsarts o'srdswing with delight;
whit With our ehesrs The cannon blends.
And thanksgiving % high asoends
10 HIN Ger on the aide OF night.
Or eat IL oar Joy and loud our cheer,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-06

Our patriotic and enterprising fellow
citizens OF Gold Hill concluded to have
q little private celebration Of the glorious
Fourth on their own hook this year. in
dependent Of the Virginia folks, and so
they just did ii. A more delightful Sat-
urday morning eve was seen. The
weather was just warm and pleasant
enough. and a fine breeze about noon
sprang up to cool OF the superauous
heat OF the atmosphere properly. At
sunrise q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-06


Chief Marshal Stevenson introduced
the President Of the Day, Hon. W. N.
Hall, who after n few preliminary re-
marks introduced the Chaplain, Rev
Mr.. Jennings. who made n briei
and impressive prayer. The chill
dren OF the public schools
now sang america" assisted by the
sviset music Of the band, and at this
point, the children were all marshaled
ont 10 give to their friends OF
Isroer growth, and escorted TO the spa
cious basement Of the pavilion where
va prepared n ine collation. for
their especial benefit and pleasure. The
DECLARATION Of Independence was now
read by Z. c. Cook in excellent STYLE
and after more music, Mr.. W. G. Hyde,
Post Of the Day, delivered, in a very
superior and effective manner, the foi'
lowing
Once more We meet 90 Union friends.
Our hssrta o~'sr1swing with delgnt;
NWhliet WIZ oor
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-06

the hero Of the Beresina, TEL o sscrincs
70 appease inc ansef h,mnd.r
WI ~" xounds ~
inc iaii OF Ney IeCPcneu = rouN.I
France ana Drought ai'e, " eAPui'
sion OF b Bourbon dynasty.
with charity towards oil; witn MAJ,
Ice towards none" said the strong, goca
ruler OF \ Union, let us turn 70
heal the bleeding wounds OF = coun-
try he iel with the enafitaoie soras
upon his dying ups. and closed inc
yawning chasm Of iniuriated cuons
Honorsd and revered forever 10 sne
memory OF = martyred fresiaent. ms
,arnia 81 imnor,sIi.x ana sacord onIv
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knowledge the receipt Of complimentary
tickets to the literary entertainment Of
the Union Guard. Of Gold Hin, which u
to take place at Miners Union Hall To-
morrow evening. II will be an occasion
Of unusual interest and pleasure. and we
hope to see the spacious hall we'll flled.
Tickets fifty cents.
Srocx Bnoxrn.-Messrs. Erlanger 4
Hess, on G street. opposite Wells. Fargo
& Co., Virginia, execute with prompt
ness and dispatch all orders pertaining
to the buying and selling Of stock. Give
them q call.
BELcuxn DIVIDEND. - The Belcher
Mining Company have just declared o
dividend Of IS per share. Bee Official
announcement OF the same In our adver-
Using columns to-day.