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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-18
VIGTOAY

The Democratic success nNorth Carolina
and Tennessee turns out to be even more
overwhelming than it was fist re ported to be.
The Radicals are literally demolished. The
Civil Rights bill has been their grave. The
long suffering people of the South, says the
Lancaster LrtelliyeHcer, have at last turned
upon their OppresSOrs aud have hurled them
from power. They have borne good deal,
but they could not stand the attempt which
was made to plant the negro in their homes
and by their fresides, and to force them to
live with him or plane of perfect equality.
This is but the beginning of the end The
tide of Democrats victory has set in in full
force, and is enguldng State after State as it
rolls up against their borders. Long on the
ebb, it now rapidly approaches its food,
which is set for November, 1876.
There is not foothold left for the Repuh-
lican party in Tennessee; it has been beaten
in every county. In North Carolina seven of
the eight congressman are Democrats. a gain
of two. Pool. Democrat, was elected Super
intendent of Public Instruction "a State Office
In Tennessee the election was for county off,
GERS, but great interest was felt in the result.
owing to the issue having been made on the
Civil rights bill Its friends were disas
trously defeated in which result Republican
politicians can see the fate of the political
party which advocates the social equality Of
the negro AID The H.-.te man.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-18
SENATORIAL GoNVENT1oN.
THE CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS,

In the active canvass for the nomination to
Congress from this District between 9Messtts
Martin and Faulkner, we have carefully re-
Trained from attempting to. prejudice the
sclaims of either of these gentlemen before
the people. In general, we! think it wiser
and safer to pursue this course. in order to
prevent dissension in the ranks. of the party
Our own opinion was expressed in our columns
as soon as we were informed of'the outrage
which Congress had perPetrated on the-pso-
pie of this District by seating Mr: Hagana,
and unseating Mr.. Martin, who had been
fairly nominated by his party, and almost
unanimously elected by the voters of his dis
trict. We thought then, and still think, that
his party owed it to themselves to renominate,
and the people owed it to their own selfre-
sPect to re-elect him Oursympathies, there
fore, are unquestioDably with him in the APP
preaching Convention. AT the same time,
we do not wage war upon other aspirants.-
The friends of such are entitled to their
preferences, and to an open field 70 'al
But over and above all personal preferences,
and individual aspirations is the question of
union and harmony in the ranks of the DEM
ocratic~Conservative party This we. have
kept steadily in view. We have impressed
upon the party the importance of conventions,
nominations, and primary meetings. As far
as we have been able TO hear, this sentiment
has prevailed throughout the district, and the
meetings have been attended with more than
ordinary enthusiasm. One step further il
this direction is necessary. lie. those who
have been selected attend. 1t is. mere
mockery, and an outrage on the party, to ac-
cept the position OF delegate, aud then re-
fuse to fuiiiI It's duties The ride to Pied
mont, fer example, occupies but few hours
going and returning. Tie hotel there is
kept By old county man. who is the per-
soniicatlon OF all that is agreeable and genial
In host The time lost will be but a single
day. DUTY, which Ger. Lee pronounced the
sublimest word in our language, demands tlas
every delegate shall attend. -.-.-f. ~.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-18
STATE TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The State Teachers Institute met IN Clarks-
burg on the 4th instant, and continued in ses-
sion three day. y large number of teachers
and others were rresent, among whom we
notice the names Of Rev Dr. Andrews, Pres
ideut of the Board of Trustees Of Shepherd
College, and Prot. Joseph McNurrnn, ,Priu>
cipal OF the same. A paper was read by Prof.
McMurran, On Methods and Ways of Edu=
cation and the Rev. Dr.. Andrews delivered
IN address upon Free School work in West
Virginia, Committees on Centennial Cele-
bration, Revising School Law, aud Memorial
izing Legislature in reference to Normal
Schools and other matters were appOluted.E-'
The name Of Rev. DR.. andrews appears on
ths fFst Psof: III urrani is Chairmaasof: the
seeond; ana oar County aperi1sendsptE HWE1lns
=. WILSON t,]ll.sitfnsn ef the lstter. sis
Plbf Kenny offered TIE tailoFiiA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-18

D4- A cable dispatch announces the escape
of Marshal Bazaine from the island of Sainte
Marguerite. The plan for Marshal Bazaine's
escape was arranged six weeks ago and was
entirely the work of Madame Bazaine The
distinguished prisoner sailed from the island
in steam yacht belonging to an Italian COM
papy and was accompanied by his wife and
brother.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-18
wM. o. NORRIS, Secretary.

re- This being election time, there has
been going on in different localities in the
Southern States, what is called "a war of
races" between whites and blacks. The
most serious was at Austin, Miss, where the
belligents numbered several hundred but
by last accounts the matter was ended by
the surrender of the negroes, and imprison>
ment of the chief offenders
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-18
DIED D.

AT theresldence,ofY CIV. Gliup, in this eoun--
ty, on the 9th instant, Mr.JAAlsSt PETERS, in
the 18Th year of his age. -,
= ON the 9th inst. IN Berkeley county. CATHA=
RINE HQLIIBASrelic5o of the Late John W. Hol-
Ida, aged 70 years, Z months and % days.
On the 5thanst. .,at Brownsville Washington
county, Md. R0BER G. CUTTINGS, aged IS
months, -son of Edward l.. and Annette v. Git
t1DEs.fab 10 zlJ1 .El5iIEH 1851 =
In Marttnsburg ron I the 31st dfkJuIy, NOAH
GRIMM, aged about 66 years.
Near Eagle SchoSl-Hosse in Berkeley county,
on the, 7shinst s.LILLIE EkGEEa daughter of
Geo. B. ndEMartha4 Eagle aged 20 years, II
months andes daYs.- On. -.
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MARRIRD.

AtoIynchburg, Va. ON wednesday evening.
the 5th. inst.s by Rev Jas B. Craighill, assisted
by. Rev! JAS h. Williams, DIR. CHAS.9 T.sBUT-
IER. of Maryland, to Miss BETTE l.. CRAIG
HILL, daughtercf VIM. N. Craishln, ESD. of
Baitimotes formerly of this place. ~
On the 4th INST in BIartinsburg by Rev. WIN.
Gerhardfy GEORGE +. SMITH to Miss sT1MAfAS
c. ENGEL-both Of 'iarhnsburg. fz4t (.
Insthe u. b. Church in Martinsburg. July 3Oths
1874, PHILIP F RIMEL to Miss SUSAHS. JOY
all of Berkeley county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-18

LARGE LOT OF SNAKE EaGs. Last Satur-
day some boys found black snakes nest on
the lands of Mr. j. z. Barnett near Berry
vile, that contained 81 eggs The eggs, on
being broken open, contained young snakes,
tina: T.:o disp.teleJ.-C Clarke Courier.
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For the Spirit of JEFFERSON


Ma EDTTnR In the Briefs of the Shepherds
town Register of the 11th INST. the following par
agraDh occurs:
Politics are waxing warm. and we hope good
men will be sent to the different Legislatures to
protect the interests of tho labnrer, mechanic
and farmer Tney are the bone and siuew of
the country"
This is the most profound truth that friend
little ever penned, vet fear lie will be charged
with d. n'aeogis,n, and desiring friend Butler"
friend little is neither lawyer, doctor, nor mid
d'eman' hut it Is sn1d' ne winks at ten per cent.
interest: this Changers do not like, as it takes
double what they earn. AS n matter of a
little maEnanimity, and generous forbcarfnca,a
little indnlgent kindness n little pleasing pleas
aDtness, and above all q little something wOuld
it not he we'll enough once in a great WHILE
TO,7-for all tue professional gentlemen, Such as
LAWYERS, doctors mIddlemeu, merchants, editors,
street loafers, market-house sleepers, aud above
all, money CHANGERS, to stand aside this time.
and leave the field open to the enterprising
abirer, mechanic, and farmer.-fOr friend little
trutnfullv says they are the bone and sinew of
the country - aud without bone and slnew the
BODY aud brain don't amount to much. Try
them, gond men have been suggested, and can
be found among the ''boue and sinew" who have
brains alsol Talk out now, all you gentlemen
throughout the district, WHO wan to rub out
friend Zittle's backbone No GRANGER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-18
NEW ADvERTIsEMEFRTs.
NOMIN ATTON.

TNHE friends of JA1iEs,k MASON. Esq will
offer him TO the Convention tpntheEi0use of
Delegates. he is an effective speaker. thorough
dIstry and perseyerancesap d has obtained stand
ing a 1aIXyer--Heis is, q faithful Xnrker,fo his
friends, and is bold and outspoken upon all po-
lItIcal questions. and if chosen. this county will
have representative who will leave nothing
nndone t.; promote g her welfare IT-zSs
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o. To the Morgan Mercury we would say, that
the Cnairmen of the County Executive Commit
tees of Berkeley and jefferson fixed upon the
time and place for holding the Senatorial Con-
venton-therc EeirG Senatorial Executive
Committee in existence
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

sTAUNToN, VA.
WILL begin its 25th Session September i7tb;
w lsI+.Rey: VIM. A.. Harris, b D. Presi...
a1enf' With Twenty-ttree Teachers and OficeTs.
gn 1,, OF me largest Schools for Ladies in the
pupils from fifteen States. Faculty, bnIldine.
I nesi1 IN: scenery Unsurpassed Board aud Eng
1Ss Iultion, scholastic year. $4,000.
For Catalogue, sixty-four pages, address
co... REV. VIM. A. HARRIS.
NAngust =, ls74-7t. = q Stauufop Va;
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-18
[For the Spirit of Jeferson.l

Mr. E1itor:-I observed paragraph in
the Free Press of the 1st inst, stating that
communication had been received, suggesting
John Fl. Strider, ESQ, for the State Senate,
and Col Robt. W. Baylor, and q. T, Butler
for the Legislature. A more fitting, or, in my
opinion, acceptable ticket could not be offered
to the people. They are gentlemen in every
way highly qualified to fill the positions; pos
sessing great energy of character, originality
of thought and decision of purpose.
Capacity for the positions should be the con-
trolling consideration in selecting men for of
fee at this time X
Re Col. Ben. Wilson has been nominated
Con the first bnlloD to represent the Firs. Dis
trict in the U. S. Congress. The defeated can
didates unanimously pledged themselves
heartily to support the nominee, and elect aim.
Col Wilson, it will be remembered, was
elected to Congress two years ego and like the
Hon. B F. Martin, of this District, was swiu>
died out of his seat.
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FoanoNo College,
...- SALEM, va ,

---..- ADVANTAGES. D.. --.--
LIST A ,fnll apd comprehensive Curriculum
ID. llieh standard of proficiency 81 the diff.
feTent DeparIfnents, -
81. Literaty Societies of tho trst rank. !
= Alb. Library, about 10000 volumes; Reading
Ro0ur, lido Periodicals fs
9Th: Valuable CabfneE and Laboratory
9th. location nusulp passed i the cpun4ry;-S-
I'm. Excetcht moral. social ard reTiRi Gus ad
pnTt".cmt of the stDdenFs
9th; More moderate expense 5pr edvaptaaes
Souths Expense for Session OF 10 n,nntfS iiiS
GLIDING boa!d. tuition, &C., &c J about S2hO =.
20 Students III attendance from nearly ali Of
and weStcTu States. 81 EsIW - = - : ri
90 The annual Catalogue eontaiEinR full par
July T. 1914 If.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-18

- lsnis3i9p 4 On mdtiOn the Convsn ton
the election of three delegates to the
Sfounty Convention. to be held at Charlesrown on
The 2lst Of Rpgnst. Nomin stfuus being made and
"a ballot. taken sreRulted in the election CT J F
WeIshaus, B. F. Harrison and Wm NJ Snyder
delegatas On motion the county papers were re-
quested to publish the proceedings of this Couven-
ton On motion the Convention adjourned
'f. 1920 G NJ. BELTZHGOvER. President
: = w VIA Rrenihnnt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-18

FRIDAY, AEGJ.ST nh, 1874,
IN front of the couEt.fI5nssi., Cnariestown. the
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REAL estate
Valuable Farms.

DYvi of Decree of the Circuit CHulrt of
ID Jefferson County, West Virginia, entered on
me sd dayfOf April, 18Th and amer6ed by u
Decree of a;subseguep Eday, the SUIT in chan
Gerry therein depending wherein stonehurner &
snlrley is Defendant, the undersigned. Special
Commissioners, wlllotferf1r sale at Public Auc-
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CONGRESSIONAL 0ONEENTI0H.

TUEsDlrMoRslNG, kUGusFsis, 4ssl.s
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TRACTS OR PaRGELS OF LAND.

sitnate,i and lying abont4 miles West "t Cnaries-
toW4', on the lite of thu H4rper's Ferry and
SmIthfield Turnpike, to-wiG:
No. l,Lcontaiulfl., bV survey
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-18

Thus Gtf0rding the citizens of Charlesto1En an
oppor unity of Witnessing tie GREAT SHOW
at either IF tie above named places.
G5-Those hav ing bills against the Show will
please present them at Harper's Ferry. -
Aug. Is. 1871 - ~ q. >
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-08

A vEHr RAPID. safe and easy way To make mo
ney. !, to procure territory TO Introduce the latest
u,efnlInyention that Il wanted every DAY by every
one, every where, who has q family. a uiLsiIed
sewing Machine with Table and Trcadle Tor only
$40 that doe. the same work as u machine yOu
wsuhi pay S0 for, rapid. smooth and arm, makes
a scain ~ strong that the cloth VIII tear before the
stitches will rip apart. Eight new attachments for
all work and the Improved Hutton llsle worker used
by us only. Agents only need show then In opera.
tisn To sell In every house they enirr. ~ and up.
warts Clear~i daily by smart agents, No such ma.
Chins was ever offered at any such price,. 5000 sold
last yeaf, is,GD familie. Use them. Demand IN
Crraslng every day where they become known.
Ministers, Judges. Lawyers. Eiitors. Machlnists.
Tallors, etc. recommend them as perfect. Rights
given ffre 10 nrt applicants. IL there 10 no agency
Ia your place, write for II. or buy q machine for your
family OF q relation, there ID none better or socheap.
Machines sent 10 all parts OF the country on receipt
Of price, sla. Read advertisement beginning 80
saved To- every FAMILY" In another column Of this
paper. Address the Proprietor., Roman j. Mt.
LidAS 4 Co.. 16 Canal street. New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-08
WESTERN DISPATCHES
I.r.cr,l TO rus ooLp NIL DAILY srw..l
FROM San FRANCISCO
VIII Mold n New I~nauest-weather
-Greenbncks.

San FRAScrsco. August 81 p. NJ
The friends and relatives OF the late W.
u. Bourne being confident that he was
accidentally shot, instead of having
killed himself, procured an order from
the County Judge directing a new in
quest to be held to-day. Coroner Rice
and several physicians, with friends OF
the deceased, will proceed to the ceme-
terry where the body will be exhumed, an
examination made IL possible. and fur
ther testimony relative to the case will
DO taken next week.
Weather pleasant.
GrsOnbaeks, 9l@9l'..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-08

NEw YoRK, August sth.-A murder
was committed last night in Eastern
Brooklyn, where u property-owner had
hired some non-society men to do plas-
ter, working ten hours a day. Threats
were made by members OF the league,
who were working eight hours.
Last night three Of the latter, James
Killduff. Thomas Mclaughlin and John
Kingston, after quitting work, started
for the building to teach the ~non-socicty
men the lesson, they said, not to net in
opposition to their wishes. Killduif led
the attack and others joined. Stuck,
Waterman Of the premises, finally struck
Killduir on the head with a plastercr's
hammer, and killed him instantly. All
parties concerned were arrested.
A Political Row..
MENrnIs, August s. Parties from
somervills to-day report that fighting is
stopped and everything is quiet. Tho
militia sent from here will return to-day.
The difficulty originated in a quarrel be-
tween two rival negro politicians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-08
-n...s.el Co p,,,sn An,

REMOVAL Buttehek & Co.'S Pattern Agency
has been removed TO No. 20 North c street, op-
po-lte Fitzmeier &c Armbmst's bakery, eight
doors north OF the Postonice. upstairs, al
which place all the latest patterns can be OBJ
tained. Mrs. 4. A. siorer having received the
agency OF the importing aud Wholesale Human
Hair Establishment OF Charles V. Peckham,
Broadwa'. New York. I. now prepared TO cup.
ply ladies with frst quality OF genuine hair al
New York rates. Call and see ramples and
price list. Mrs. 4. A. Storcr. No. % North q
street, up stair, Virginia City, New. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-08

GoLD llILLrRs and everybody read this:
There Is one thing certain; those who are
alling with dyspepsia. billions disease. and
loss Of appetite. get well by the use OF Bitter
witch. Every time a dose Il taken the patient
feels better. SOld at !. Jore s' Drug store.
Last Chance Liniment, the greatest pain.
killer IN the world Web Foot PILE, the easiest
purgatiye. Sold everywhere. 2'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-08
Why Ir I..-It /, not Grange . all tina, the

WHY IT Is.-NIs not tIThugc JAN tnHl IHe
sidewalk In front Of W. X. Rison's store Is
hlockaded with goods every day. and 80 many
people coming out loaded with goods, for with
a few dollars you can buy groceries enough to
do for a month. You can buy fre'h tema'
toes. an can, for IS cts; fresh peaches, I'D
can, IS ctr.: fresh oysters, IN can, % cts: pie
fruit, an can, IS cts, and everything In proper.
ton. Ga and get n package 81 ltl-On's coffee,
fresh ground eye,y week. Try II. v
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-08

Arriyed-PIcnic at Pieimont-Re'
captured.

SAN FRlScIsco, August $3.50 +. NJ.
The Pacific Mail steamer Colorado, from
Hongkong and Yokohama, is passing M
the hsrbor, 20 days from the latter port.
No papers or memoranda yet.
The former citizens OF Rhode Island
will hold a reunion at Piedmont to-day.
A large number have already gone over
and many more will SO.
The police have recapturod about ten
Of the boys who escaped from the In
dustrial School. Eighteen more are at
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STOCK REPORT.
InxroErED pALr nj sSER a HALL
Last Evening.

-, cx.n,,r
Lass hse'
cas- Meadow Valley, g., G.. bsl, 81
as HAMMOND & Ely, Is. i3A bio, lis, lik
n Eark a Con, n, III
IS Pioche,5
as Ss.aIk
"a ~ norsdo south. 1.
100 rive Patch, l
iSS cherry Creek, Q.
Ia Pra..isp, az, az
- Rslle,ue- 4
40 chariot Mil. s..s
40 9oldsn Chariot.
go seath Chariot. 81, o BIO
no War Eagle. a.
AS Empire udsksl, AZ bG, 2.,2
10 Silver Cord, IL
9s1 Red Jacket udAhol. IL
k-S SAVAGE. a., 90. GSs
a. onhIs aOg. 2Oi.. sx b5
~ rsIehsr. az. gs.. 81. III "a
a., o,s,m,n- 3iG az aE
~ SON ylr,inia. 1sir ~.g.9o n
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Iocaliiornis, ~
SnouaI s-S
llu2 hunpire Mll,'s
10 Hale Sorsross' an
npna, y esy
~N'N"" 'onS o'r'"oN
This Morning.
90 Vp1s,' mms'":'EOS'"'
oal Gauld Il Curry IsI lsk
30 Ksniacs' ISL
= i,e.t q R.lcbssr- n hid
%. y.Iio. Jsskst "a fsl y TiX. q
alo ssysgs. 20 s2S. Ya.. 80
oso Rn,n,fr. 10. "a
ss1 con VIRGINIA. Iss. ~. ~.
ga1 ChoilarPoto.I. 81. san, 81 ylS. 81
ten ImneTial. 81 rs. SIS
,ito II.ls A Norcro... lsS, co.. IL h3O
IN c,o,n Point. Is
,s1n psleher. "a El.. ca. ca. GJt.. a
IS i,rra nevada, 81,
Is Koek I-l,nd. AZ
$50 D~ardansllss, II, iik
10 seg. Bslchsr. ~
go DAYTON. o.
~ Ne- York. AZ
900 Ovsrmas, n. s., % 80, 3ik, 3is, 37k
i4s Eclipse, GA.6
100 Tyler. COO
10 Justice. ~. ~
go California, ~, IN, -
20 Union Con, iOS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-08

READ TuIs.-And to do so Is certainly for
your good. for during the next 20 days pro-
pose 10 sell my entire stock Of splendid Spring
and Summer clothing. In Halls buildlng. oppo.
lite the NEWS office, Main street. Gold Hill.
regardless of cost. so let all who want a dura.
Bile, stylish and fashionable suit OF clothing
give me q call before purchasing elsewhere.
This II no sham, for ! must and will close out
indebted to me will please call and settle at
once. NJ. y.
Iy3l I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-08

A RESULT Is no wonder that c. A. Noltc.
meier, Of the Metropolitan Boot aud Shoe
store, No. l0s South q street, Virginia. IL do
Ing such q rushing business. lie has Just re-.
turned from san Francisco with a Urge stock
Of the latest styles and beet quality Of boots
and shoes. which he IL selling cheaper than
ever. Just walk up to No. los South O street.
aud examine his new goods. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-08

The Por PoLIrIclL.-A few bubbles
arc beginning to ripple tho surface OF
the political pot /; but MS yet the agita-
ton is not great. Quite a buzzing, how
ever, is daily going on, and the polite
ians are looking about to see "who is
Who"
GREAr quantities OF wood are being
taken out at various points along Carson
River. This year many OF the mills had
their supplies Of wood floated down to
their doors, thus saving the expense u
hauling-a considerable item.
MANY strangers are now to be seen
both here and in Virginia who appear to
have dropped in on US to take a look
at the Comstoek range.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-08

A CHILD in Buffalo, the other day, tied
Grape to the door-knob to see II the car
risge would come and take them out
riding as it did the family across the
way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-08
A Political How.
BY THE CABLES.
recognition orthe sp""ish
-.I. AH lu.aaan

PARIS, August SIT is reported that
the German Government has notified its
representatives abroad that the timo has
come to recognize the Spanish Republic
Relations between France and Italy are
very satisfactory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-08
New York municipal Troubles.

Governor Dix states that he has not
come to any conclusion in the case OF
Mayor Havemcyer. Hon. John Kelly
says IL n judicial Investigation should he
ordered that he should show a state OF
affairs in the Police Department a year
ago under the rule OF Commissioners
Gardner, Charlick and Smith that would
astound the public. He would show
that n conspiracy was formed by these
Commissioners.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-08
ReIIgioa. services To-morrow,

ST.. JoHS's cuuRcH, GoLD HUI
There will be divine service at st.
Johns Church to morrow evening at
3 o'clock, Rev. II. ;. Eastman officiating
Seats free; all are invited. Sunday
School at l:30 p. n.
NJ. +. CHuEcH, Com HuL.-Diyine
services will be held at this church
tomorrow Sunday Preaching at
1917 A. NJ. and Z =. NJ. Sunday
School at Ia ?. NJ; prayer meeting.
Thursday. Z p. NJ. All are invited.
RELIGIOUS. - Reverend Mr.. Ne
Grath will lecture in the National
Guard Hall. Virginia City. Sunday
evening at 3 o'clock. Seats free.