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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-07

Succession OF Augusta Rabe.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. sc so Notice is hereby gwen
to the creditors Of this estate and TO all other per
sons herein int, ested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, if any they
have or can, why the account presented by the
administrative Of this estate should not be- homo
LOCATED and approved, and the funds distributed
III accordaHce herewith.
By order Of the Court.
Gee 10 IA" FRANK PACE tR.. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-07
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFPICR.
TuEspAf EyENlN0. October 8. 1919.

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OffICh'
TUEsDAI EVENING, October T. 1914. ,
We have no change 10 notice IN the money
market. The demand for discounts at the banks
is 81 fair extent, and the offerings on the street
are moderate. Nothing has trauspred in com
mercal paper that indicates any change III
rates. We continue to quote frst class paper;
with collaterals, at i00l2 p cent y snnum. a.
at 1913, and second grade ct u p CEN y, month.
FIRST class mortgages are still quoted al !o"!' +
cent T. annum and second grade at.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Clearings. Balances.
October : S732 943 So $l39 81. 90
(ctoh+r 5 .....,. 9ll. 1Y6 IS Bio ~
October 6,........ 1,2U5,4+ "a lo9.6bs ~
Thus far this week.. 81 .861 1853 AZ 30" o.
Same time last week. loo 499 40 g.. ~" o ~ -
Total last week 4tojl2I ~ ~ Co 70
Total week before ...... 4.oo4.9oo so S'ooo1 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-07
LOTTERIES.
GUNNER SCHEME
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
LOUISIANA STATE SINGLE xuMssR IoTrERr
three Capisal Prizes Of $4,000 each.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Incorporated August u. 1861.
CLASS o.
TO oe drawn IN pubic st Few orieana.
On Saturday. October -. 1874.
SCuE@p
CLASS O.,
SCHEME.

10000 Tickle Tickets only $40
Hslves Ouarters and EiCLths in proportion.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16
THE NINETEENTH PRECINCT. STATION
HOUSE.
An Injected Itshment-Investiga.
tion by the Mayor.

An Injected Establtshmcnt-Invest
tion by the Mayor.
Reports have recently been In circulation that
the station house OF the Nineteenth precinct
police, located In Flfsy-ninsh street, near Third
avenue, Is headquarters Tor the breeding OF pes
tilential diseases. Efforts have been made In the
Common Council to secure an appropriation for
the building OF new station house, but up to the
present they have proved unsuccessful. Thirty
thousand dollars are asked to purchase three lots
in Ffty-seventn street Tor this purpose. resolu-
ton favorlng the project has passed the Board OF
Aldermen and Is now pending In the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen. Mayor Vance has taken
hold OF the matter, and yesterday directed Alder
man Morris 70 send despatch to the Board Of
Health tnqulring as to the lacts. The following
response was sent:-
New YORK, Dec. Is, 1874
Hon. j. j. NORRIS. Alderman, &c. -
DEAR sIR-ln reply to your telegram OF this date,
will respectfully state that Is true that two paroen
pox Where they contracted the disease is not posi-
tivey known also true that this station house has
been repeatedly inspected by the sanitary officers the
Board OF Health. and has been reported inade-
quate Tor the proper accomoda ton of the police force
OF the precinct. and to be constantly so
that u Is In condition dangerous to the health Of the
occupants. have the honor TO be. &C,
EMMONs CLARK, Secretary.
Mayor Vance says he will recommend the pas
sage or the appropriation to the Board Of Assist
ant Aldermen al their next meeting.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16
WHATS IN IT7

The committee which was appointed last winter
by the State Senate to "investiRateu the Police
Department were to have met yesterday at the
Central Police ONCE to begin their reform opera
tions; but for some reason or other the meeting
did not take place. This committee was appoin ted
when the Police Commission consisted OF Cnarlick,
Gardner. Smith and Duryee. The latter happens
now to be the only member or the Board as il ex-
isted at the time the committee was appointed.
II Is the genera Impression among the politicians
tnat the investigation wlll not amount to any
thing. even II II Is begun. However, the resoll-
ton OF the Senate authorizing the committee to
act IS rather broad one, and on Its face gives
the committee power to LOOK into the working OF
the department. regardless OF the individual
standing OF the Commission. T9e members OF the
committee are Senators woodtn, Booth and Fox.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16
PROFESSOR ADLER'S LECTURE.

In the HERALDs Issue OF last Sunday appeared n
letter, signed by some OF most respected citi-
Zcns, to DR.. Felix Adler OF Cornell University re-
qlesting him to deliver memorial address on
tho late Dr. Abr. Geiger, the great reIormer OF
modtun JUDAISM. Professor Adler was the pupi-.
and friend OF the lamented divine, ana from his
intmaie intercourse Will, no doubt, be able to
and given bimself almost exclusively 10 slor1cal
and blbiicai studes with an aoAning faith IN the
ultimate triumph OF reason The address VIII be
delivered on l1e 2lst ins at Steinway Hail, free,
and Will be rare Intellectual treat 10 the lriends
OF culture.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16
COMMERCIAL FACILITIES.

There was meeting yesterday afternoon IN tho
room OF the Chamber OF Commerce OF the repre-
sentatlves OF the different societies belonging to
the New York Conference on Commercial Facil.
tiles. Mr.. S. 3. Ruggles presided. Mr.. Thurber
commenced business BY reading the minutes OF
the previous meeting ana on motion they were
adopted. Mr.. Thurber then proceeded TO read
series OF rules that Lad been drawn up Tor the
guidance and direction OF the body. member
moved to adopt them as a whole. but on the
suggestion OF President RuGgles they we're taken
up by sections After making some few correc-
tions Ii the actual wording OF some OF the rules
and bylaws they were unanimously adopted.
The meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16
A DINNER TO The TRAVELLERS.
Proc eedfngs OF the American Geoxraph.
icRl Society.

The Council and Fellows Of the American
Geographical Society will give . banquet at Del.
monlco's during February to the leading travel.
iers and explorers oil America. 1t is expected that
the gathering will have considerable influence
upon the American representation to the Geo.
graphical Congress In Paris, and pave the way to
u complete exposition OF American travel the
word over at the Centennial Exhlbltion. Efforts
are being made to render At brilliant banquet
Among tue invited guests VIII De Bayard Taylor
professor Arnold Guyot, George Kennan, Frank
Vincent, Jr DR.. l. !. Hayes, Professor Jonn 5.
Ne eToerry, General W. I. sherman. professor +. W
Hayden, Professor Whitney General Emory Lieu
tenant Collins. United States Navy; Paul y. Do
Cnaiilu; Commander Lul, United states Navyl
lessor Youmans. Admiral Porter, William h. Hurl
but, Major Powel, General A. J. Myer, Professor
Orton, Alexander Agassz, Lieutenant George NJ,
Wheeler, DIR. Yarrow, Mr.. W. Il. Holmes. J. i
O'Kelley, Captain snulcldt, Professor spencer II
Bard (;enersl Custer, General sheridan, Com
mander Selirldge. Professor DANA. Major PnvaL
Professor Hartt.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16

OF Nine. FromentaI and by NJ. Montlouls, who per
sonates the young doctor.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16

the past summer, and approprlatlng Sl00Os0 10
carry out the provisions Of the ACT.
Mr. GORDON, ldem.l OF Ca. introduced bin pro.
vidng Tor survey OF Mr.. Raiforu's proposed IN
land route oil water communication between the
Mississippi River and the narbors OF the Atlantic
commerce.
The Senate then. at fifteen minutes past three,
adjourned til noon tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16
nv sLEEcKER, SON AND WHITE.
IS b. n AMI H. on s. 18th ST., llO IL W. or 9Th
av., lot 2uxgo.9; r. O. Maloney.

BRooKLYN PRorERrr-BY JERK JOHNSON, JR.
plot bounded by Eastern Parkwiy, Bedford ay.
and Union ST., WOx 49,; Jos Hackett.........,...
plot on s. ). Eastern PARKWAY, running through
to Union e., commencing loo t. ". Bedford av.,
size lUDxlgl; Is. y. Harrington on..................
plot adjoining the above on W. s., size 5Jxl92 b.
Tpiot adjoining above, W. s, size gsaxigaxMI;
NODeTt W MUilcs4ss....
/ plot on n. $. Eastern Parkway, running through
to Degraw St, G. OF FRANK IN av., size a 5xl9l;
Henry Dlckinson... ....,.,... .....,.............
plot adjoining above on c. side, sjxlgt r. White,
plot ad Joining above. luJxlg.; IS n. Warren.....
pot Adjoining above, l1Jxl92; y. Kelly .........
plot adjoining above, nxlH; j. T.. Ladington..
plot on 5. q. corner tastern Parkway ana Bed.
lord az, running through 80 Union St, toge ther
= 7ilxis9xl2S.7i William Roster, =, ,............
lpot adjoining above on g. s., SJxl5s.6, IL, Far
niai aJio,ninr 2AixiaoA, H. r. Earring tnn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-04
FOREIGN NEWS.

New spanish Cabinet-spanish Ar
my in Cuba Co be Reinforced.
MADRID, Sept. 4.-Ssballos' Cabinet
has resigned. Ssgosta will form n new
ministry, which will probably be consti'
tutsd as follows: Sagosta, President Of
Council and Minister Of Interior; Ulloa,
Foreign Affairs; Colnsnans, Justice
Ssrrano Bsndoya, War; Cainacho, Fl
nance; Rodriguez Aries, Marine; Roney'
90, Commerce; Romsrs Ortiz, Colonies
Two thousand men will be sent to Cuba
in = few days to reinforce the Spanish
army. The Carlists have abandoned the
seige Of Puycerda. The failure OF the
Insurgents to capture the place causes
great rejoicing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-04

~ p..h-;.L .x IL.
BRICK -pe''er oii'A ~o
ing made here this season thar sVer DO
fore, II has boon q good Summer for
b,;ct m,isrx Matt Callahan, the pio.
u..r hr;cl mal.rof tbeComstock range,
In all .hout one million brick this
.aason anJ all Of tho best quality.
Sn..;m.ns ~ m. brick be has made this
p"'an -. ~ ~ ...n In Narye's now
hn;iJ;n. y;,,;n;a C;,v. ,Iso In the Ford
pn;lI;nS WL.,hsr b.,tsr clay ba, been
found than that formerly used, or
whether u brick makers better under.
n ;u !. an sS ipsi.Su, "a fae, u" I'M NO such
M. r.rs s1., Ssior. mads in Mi. =
.;nn in an, %onsn,i,v 40 srs being turned
ont ,his Summer. When handled thew
r;no III. new stonewar,.
~
foh snkhirr'-ihe name o, ~ W.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-04

The following isa partial list Of the
prizes TO be shot for BY the members Of
the National Guard ut their annual tar
get excursion. which will be held at the
compsny's old shooting ground. near
the Toll-road Tunnel. tomorrow (Sat-
urday) at "a. N. The prizes now on
exhibition at
u. n. Frsdriek's yswslry Store,
Are As follows:
A very valuable silver watch. BY q
friend.
An elegant gold msdsl-for the sec
ond best shot-by n. N. Frsdricks.
An elegant silver water pitcher. with
tray and cups, by . friend.
Silver fruit and cream set, by . friend.
A large gold.hsadsd cane. by Judge
Rising.
Large topaz seal ring. by Hon. @. c.
Stevenson.
Two beautiful gold badges. by a
friend.
Large solid silver goblet. by Thomas
Taylor x Co.
Solid silver berry and jelly spoon. by
,..,,,. .,.,o,.
handsome par OF Peoo'' o""
ny W. thompson; NIL.
Goid-headsd cane, by D. u. baidwin'
silver pickle and ohSe stanu' W ai'S'
G. II. Steele.
Bronxs Alarm clock. y t,snu;
Gold pen aud pencil oy itienu.
Silver match boz, by JAS. Loyhnena
n following Prizss Az w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-04
SECOND DISPATCH
Has not Drawn she Money-Westh'
er-vsrdict or Csronsr's Jury.

er-vsrdies Of Csronsr's Jury.
SAN Francisco. Sept. ALSO P. NJ
The amount claimed by the U. s. Gov
eminent in the Simon jedi matter, has
been placed on deposit, subject to the
order Of Mr.. Bingham, he having been
instructed by the State Department to
demand II from Japan. He has moi
drawn the amount yet, a. the Affail
caused an otfenss to the japanese, and
no hopes TO obtain by the next mail
some modification Of his orders.
Japan papers say that General Logon
der was arrested at Annoy by American
authorities, and not ut Foochow; also
that the affair will lead 70 fresh compli-
cations.
There was q sharp shock Of earth.
quake in Japan August 9th. No dam.
age done.
The weather here to-day is warm and
pleasant.
The Coronsr's jury, in the cass Of
Gen. Addison, found that he committed
suicide in = at Of temporary insanity.
In the case Of the young man, Thes.
winship, tried in the Municipal Court
for assault with intent to murder, the
jury to-day failed to agree and were dis
charged. One Of them was for acquit-
tai Of the prisoner.
U. S. Senator ]. p. Jones il in the
city. His headquarters are on Pine
street, near Montgomery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-04

ATTENTION, vorEn!-CLo~rSo 0uri-
Waller is selling his goods at the low
est prices; also informs the public tina,
the first day OF September he will
sell his entire stock at auction sale ovsry
day until closed out. All persons In.
dsbted to NJ. +. Waller will please come
forward and settle, and. ave expenses,
as he will give all his book accounts to .
collector.
An AFFLICTED FAxrLY.-Capt. Mathew
Canavan and wife have again been called
upon to ''pass under the rod" Another
young child, 20 months old, named
Mathew Henry, the pet Of the house
hold, died this morning. The family.
in their heavy Affections, will have the
sympathy Of the entire community. We
learn that the remains will DO taken To
California for intermont.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-04
TO CANDIDATES.

All announcements Of candidates for
Office. dnring the political campaign,
published in this paper, must I paid for
On adruncs. We accept Of no contingent
arrangement, but treat all alike. Aean-
didsts who cannot. or will not an
nouncs himself properly before the pso-
pie, and pay his printing bills promptly.
il not ft for the Office he seeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-04

Why IT Is.-It IL not strange . all that the
sidewalk In mont OF W. II. Rison's store ID
bloekaded with goods every day. and 90 many
people coming out loaded with goods, for with
q few dollars you can buy groceries enough 70
do for q month. You can buy fresh toma.
toes. IN can, for Is cts.; fresh peaches, IN
can, &c ets.: ffesh oysters, IN can, . ets.: pie
iion. Go and get q package 81 Rison's cofee,
fresh ground every week. Try 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-04

CosxoroLrriS SALOON, corner Of G street
and Sutton avenue, Virginia City, CnARLSs
ssxxKR Gate Of the Saddle Rock), proprietor.
Mr.. sommer desires TO inform his friends and
the public generally that he has thoroughly re.
fitted and opened the above popular Saioon.
where he will be ready a. all times to supply
his customers with the choicest wines, liquors
and cigars. Give him . call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-04
rotfrrcAI.
UNION REPvBLIoAn
State Central Committee.

lrA MEETING or THE UNION RRPUp
"A lican Slate Central Committee, held IN
virginia City, juno ~, 1870, u was
Resolved, That . State Convention o. ne
Union Republican party be held 9 Wilt.
nominate candidates for the following omes''
to-vit: -
five In Congress, Justices Of the supreme
Court dong and short tcrms), Seerstary o. bnts,
Attorney General, Treasurer OF stats. Cea'
,e Dds. OF Public instfuetion. Stsis ninsnl.
oeist, Clerk Of the Supreme Court, otate riin.
Ter. and state Central COMMITTEES. and fof the
transaction OF such other business - shau
properly come before The Convention.
Resolvcd. That each County be sntuea 70
one Delss.is q l.rss, one iso s sos.. i@ ~. sos
J. W. naines. Presidential Kieetof, o. tns esh'
eral election OF lB17.
Resolved. That the test to be required OF al
voter at the primary elections o. the parry
United states and state Of Nevada, OF VIII Jos
be . lawful voter at the ensuing elcctioni Bee
ond-Wnl you support tho nominecs Of the re-
publican state and County Convention ct ths
next electioni
Resolved. That the several County Con.
mittees be recommended 10 adopt such other
means and tests ~ may seem 10 them necessary
10 the promotion Of purity and fairress at the
Dsisssi.s are sppOuiousd to the several coun.
ties a. follows:
Churchiu.
Doug
'.'..sss.....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..''..'.ss's
Humboldt.
LAnder.
kunkh..........s.s..'...'. ''''''"'
'''''"'
Ormsoy...........s.......... minimum.
storey. ...''.'... ''''
Mathoc:
While Pine.
c 4. H. zxibRisKii, Chairman:
Gro. A. KINa. Secretary. lub "a
tRepubllcan papers throughout the stAts copy.I
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CASH UPI

THE BOOKS OF TIE UNION SALOON.
Qornerly Dan ceTso'.n's .o and h a eSsrrs q
Lsod'. ssloSn' So,o !. n' Ju.ties wnShts once.
Ar nerSops. remaining Indebted thsfs9n, ~
hsrss, noilasd that amer eATuhpAl n
tsmhsr sh. the collection Of theif b'hs ia
s%nforesd by law, Of Whatever eost' "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-04
PROCEEDINGS
or Storey County Republican
Committee.

MEETING OF TIE STOREY couN-
| n ty Republican Central Committee, held Of
| Virginia. July II, 1874, the time Tor holding
| Republican Primaries, for the election Of Dele.
gafes to the State and County Conventions, Was
fIed for
wednesday, september 10, 1870.
Polls to be open from 10 a. y. to , =. on
THE humber Of Delegates for the state Con.
veniion was apportioned - follows. to-wit.
Pint Ward Gold nll-six dslegstes. Polls
Second Ward, Cold Hiii-Ysur dsIerstss.
Polls at Lincoln Hosc.house.
First Ward, vlrginia-Thrss delegates. Polls
Second Ward yl.,S,..5s,y. delegates.
Third Ward. yirginh-Rivs delegates. Polls
at Young America knStne.house No. o.
Fourth Ward. yirginia-Thres delegates.
Polls At Monumental Engine house No; .
fiowsy prseinet-ons delegate. rons 81
pEIEsATEs ron COUNTY INVENTION
Pirt Ward, Gold Hlll-Eieven delegates.
Second Ward, Gold Hill Seven dslegater.
firt Ward. yi%rginis.fiye dslsgste,.
Third Ward. vireinia-Nins delegates.
Fourth Ward, yifginia- Five delegates.
Fiowep-0ne de!egate,,
| Amerlcan rlAt-Onc ueicEAte. rum - D&f
timors Consolidated once.
The County Convention TO be held at fipers
opera House, Virginia.
Saturday, September 10, 1874.
At 10 O'Clock A. H., for the purpose Of nom
mating the following ticket, to-wt:
Two State senators.
Twelve Asscmblymen.
One Distriet Judge.
One sheriff.
One County Clerk.
One District Attorney.
One County Treasurer.
One County Recorder.
One County Assessor.
One Public Administrator.
One County superintendent Public Schools
One County Surveyor.
-Four County CommissIonerp.
Three Justices OF the Peace.
Three ConstAbles.
Board Of School Trustees.
RESOLVED, That the test 10 be required OF oil
voters at The Primary elections Of The party
shall bc:
Firrt-Are you q citizen OF the United States
and State Of Nevada, or will you be . lawful
voter at the ensuing election
second-wWl you support the nomlrees ri
the Republican State and County Conventions
at the merit electlont
The Officers Of the Primaries win be hereafter
announced by the Committee.
RICHARD RISING. Chairman.
A. WILLIAMS. Secretary. jyai I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-04

A Rusu.-It 10 no wonder that @. A. No,ts
meier. Of the Metropolitan Boot and shos
Store, No. ios South Q street. Virginia. 10 do.
lag such q rushing business. lie has Just ~
turned from San fzncisco with . Urge stock
Of the latest styles and beat quality Of boots
and shoes, which no 10 selling cheaper than
ever. Just walk up TO No. i0S South o street,
and examine bis nav goods. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-04

Coin HnlrRs and everybody read this:
There 10 one thing certain; those who are
sillng with dyspepsia. bilious dlscasss and
loss Of appetite, get well by the use Of Bitter
Witch. Kvcry time Q dose r. taken The patient
feels better. Bold 81 J. ] res Drug Store.
Last Chance Liniment, the greatest pain.
killer in the world; Web Foot Pills, the sasiest
purgative. Sold everywhere. 1s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-04
FROM KELToN, UTAH.
Gu, III. rhro.. with . n..er.

KELroS, September 3.-Mr. Harvey
Dunn, living twelve miles west Of this
place, cut his throat with q razor to-day.
He lived only about three hours. No
cause assigned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-04
STOCK REPORT.
lnHronrEp pAur Mt srxHn . HALL
Last Evening.

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tio kurka Con, u. io'.
- rieehs. ~,
~ Mashinyten 4 creole, IN
ioe fase = ranaea'
y american fias, ss,ss,N
2tyo Belmont, y,oS.S
iSS chef ss.ff ~ ~, scsI I'M n.y. lake
s NORTH Belmont: aOe
Is Chsrioi MN, 10, los boO
% Golden chariot,5
40 Mahogany. bx.b
$50 Independent. 2sc
3S5 south Chariot. ~. IN
les Enpirs ldahol, !, IN
200 silver Cord, ~
4ua5 Rmpirs Mil, 9s, On
100 Ovsrnsn, Is, az
30 Bsst q Bsleher. -, 1S bO
100 Seq. Belchsr. 70, VI
lD savage. 81. 59S 60 10
tn Union Con. 10. i6k
s7s ssichsr. nv. ny, u IN, TN b, IN
rs Coz, Virginia, sak ,
60 Gould q Curry, IL, u sio. I'm aiS' hs'
AN bs
3i0s Imperial. .. bs, Ii.,Sbs
COS Conndsncs, II. In
Gs3 Ophir. x2k a., sa's, u biO
100 Caledonia. ~
10 American Plat,
IS Crown Point, D,oo
This Morning.
,.,aa- a, e,u ,.o s,,s .s,. .,,s hia
i'i0 y Sgal 4; ~ ~
80 So:ldi csISy: "a, as az, -,
w nsst Dc'.seI.S .stos S's'Ss
" shel.r. Ie,o.i. 50, ~ -,
oIIAle u Norcross. Ns
go crovn rsint, ~. 70 ~. wv IVY.
a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-04
DIVORCED.

TN THE sIYrH DISTRICT COURT OF
Nevada, Maurice Pritehard from Mary 3.
fntchard, upon the grounds Of incompatihillty
mary eausss I, G jealousy. aust II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-04

SAS FRAxcrsco. Sept. al ?. NJ
The steamer Great Republic. from Chi
M and Japan. arrived to-dy. She
brings Yokohama dates TO August 18th.
There was no change in the aspect Of
affairs in Japan and China on the For.
mosa business, but Japan will not enter
inio war unless absolutely drawn to 1t in
the last extremity. Both sides, how
ever. are making great preparations.
Japan has added to her fsst by the pur-
chase Of the steamers New York, Mad
ras and Acantha.
Mr.. Van Buren, had assumed his du.
ties as Consul General for Japan.
General Lsssnder. who went 10 Foo
chow with power to act for Japan in the
way Of amicablo settlement, was arrest
cd upon landing there, and at last &c
counts had not besn released.
Okubo had Como to China a. japanese
Ministsr-rssident and plsnipotsnhary.
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AUS I'd WV. HRLLMAN, Secretary.