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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-06
HACK, HACK! COUGH, COUGH.

Cough Is n symptom by which varl
Gus diseased conditions Of the throat,
bronchial tubes and lungs manifest
themselves. But whether IL arises
from the Irritation produced In the
throat and larynx by taking cold,
from an attack Of Bronchitis, from In
clpitant Consumption, or from various
other causes, nothing will allay IL
more speedily nor cure IL more per-
manent than DR.. Plcrce's Golden Med
Ical Discovery. It does not matter
whether 1t DO q recent attack. or q
lingering cough. the Discovery Is In
either case equally we'll adapted for Ia
relief aud permanent cure. In fact, IL
will cure q cough In one-half the time
necessary to cure II with any other
medicine, and II does II, not by drying
It up. but by removing the cause, sub
DUNG the Irritation, and healing the
affected parts. No time should be lost
In commencing the use OF . proper
medicine for the relief Of q Cough, for
unless this course pursued, serious and
dangerous disease OF the lungs Is liable
to result.
DOCTORS So0y LEARN ITS VALUE.
BuYrALo, N. Y, Dec. IL, 1870.
DR.. PiHRcE-For the past six months
have used your Golden Medical Dis
covery In my practice, and In that
time | have tested Its merits In severe
coughs, both acute and chronic, In
chronic diseases OF the throat. severe
cases Of bronchitis, general derange-
ments Of the system. constlpated con-
ditoa OF the bowels, and wherever q
Thorough alternative has been Indicated.
In all cases l have found 1t to act
gentle yet thoroughly and eflectually
In removing the various diseased con.
ditlons, aud bringing about n healthy
action throughout the system. Yours
fraternally, ii l.. HAIL. NJ. ID.
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This Morning..

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TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES
f.,rctIL TO THE aoLp mri DAILY NEws.l
O N Is cs NICE
Rumorcd Change I'm Governmci
Appointments.

Rumorcd Change I'm Government
Appointments.
CHICAGO, January 6.-The T'ribune's
Washington special says It Is prob
able that the matter Of the appoint-
ment Of Chief Justice will be com.
promised by tho substitution OF the
name OF Caleb Cushing for that OF
williams, and the appointment OF the
latter as Minister to Spain.
Important Revenue Suit.
New YoRx. January 6.-Suit has
been begun by the Government against
Edwin Rowe & Co. TO rccover $780,
600 In gold, Tor alleged violation Of
revenue laws.
The Kansas Senatorial bribery Suit
ST. LOUIS, January GA Republican
special from Topeka, Kansas, says the
case OF the State Va. Pomeroy for the
bribery Of Senator York was called In
the County Court to-day. and tho de-
PENDANT not being present his coun-
sci asked for further continuance,
which was refused, and Pomeroy's
bail, $4,000. was ordered forfeited
with the understanding, however, that
Il defendant appears for trial during
this month, the order for forfeiture
will be rescihded. It Is believed here
that Pomeroy will never be tried. but
as the case now stands 1t puts him In
the position Of a criminal ut large
without bail, aud liable to arrest at
any time.
Resolutions OF Ccnsure.
CoLuMBus, o., January Gin tie
House this morning the resolutions
offered by McI.ain tRep.) yesterday, to
censure Congress for passing the sal.
AIRY grab act. were reported back so rs
to include President Grant for not We
toing the bill. The Republicans sought
to get q division Of the question so rs
to vote first on censuring Congress,
and falling, voted solklly- against the
resolutions, which were adopted BY q
unanimous Democratic vote.
A Void Election.
New ORLEANS, Jan. Ga special
from Texas, says the Supreme Court
has Just decided tile late State election
unconstitutional on the ground that
polls were kept open one day. Instead
Of four, as provided by tile new Con-
stitutlon.
The chief J~usticeship.
WASHINGTON, January 6.-rhe fact
that the President yesterday had a
confidential Interview with the Senate
Judiciary Committee gave rise to the
rumor that he intended to withdraw
the nomination Of Williams for Chief
Justice. At noon to-day Williams was
not Informed Of such a purpose. nor
could n confirmation Of the rumor be
then obtained at the Executive Man.
sion. 1t Is intimnted that the subject
may be a mattes Of Cabinet advise
ment.
A struggle fur an once.
There Il considerable activity among
men from tho West and Pacific Coast
In regard to the vacancy In the office
Of fret deputy commissioner Of In
ternal revenue.
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DISPATCH
Liquor Prohibition-A Petition 20
Congress - Arrived Moro Peti'
tions-A Total Los.

SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. G--3 T. NJ
The Governor to-day approved u bill
~forblddlng the sale Of liquors within
two miles Of tho State University.
Pendcrgast introduced q bill to pro-
hibit the sale Of liquor within one mile
Of the Nspa Insane Asylum passed.
A concurrent resolution was passed
which asked the United States Senate
to confirm the nomination Of General
Crook as Brlgadier General.
The Pacific mall propeller Collma,
from New York, i,passing In. She Is
forty days from Rio, Into which port
she put for repairs
In the Senate to-day. Roach present.
ed a petition from the Secretary Of the
California Pioneers, asking the Lcgls-
lature to renew the grant to General
Suffer. In consideration OF his services
to early Californlans.
Graves presented a petition for the
Incorporation Of Santa Barbara.
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The wife Of a tailor, named J. B.
Woods. attempted suicide on Saturday.
Her husband, apparently In good
health, died very suddenly the fol.
lowing day. A post mortem exam.
lnation was held yesterday.
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STOCK REPORT.
lxsroRrsp DAILY 1T NISxR = HAIL.

L&ss Ncuhuk.
$50 Seq. Rock Island, N, N.
bU Lower Comstock, ..
800 Red Jacket, ioc.
so Jacob Little, 4.
80 Green. ..
500 Leo. 1.
$3.50 Andes. 4, az. 4 b,c. ~. 81. ~.
1855 Meadow Valley. i2s, ~ bsO, N, is1, Il Is
i3k b3o. ~, i3l. IL, i3S, isA.
go Raymond q xiv. 50. SOY. 50.
iss5 Eurska Con, l3x, 13<. IL bO, IL, Is bio
ns. itx. itS 20. Is bso' Hs'
80 P,o.S:, y; n ~ a.
100 Alps. 6Oc.
$50 American Flag. 81, s..e 81, os,oX.
SIS Page q Panaca, .. ~, . bS0.
800 Hum q Hunt, ~, ~.
$50 silver Peak, I. N. IL.
aSso Bslmont' %, %. ssx. 80 boo. %. ?sx IS
IS sso. tx, q, IN, 2sS b1. -.
$50 Chief OF the Hill, ].
$50 Newark. AZ. ~. 81. ~.
as Monitor Belmont. \, ~, ~, sbso, I.
ssSS & Dorado south, $, ~, ~. s, sx, sX, .,
~.
100 nayes. ~.
40 Caroline, l, SOC, T5e. roc.
10 North Belmont. Ma.
GOO Russian. . 81, 3.
as Eu-eka 60. w. TN, TX, IS.
700 81. Patrick. !, ~. IN, q. bO, N.
i2o Independent, :, IA.
IS Cedarberg. L.
GO Golden Chariot, loX, %, soS.
$50 Mahogany, ~.
1900 South Chariot, IL, i3S BIO. ljS, bU.
90 Ida Gilmore 4.
so Empire Udaho). 81, ~. ~, ~,
go Mammoth, 5oc. &c.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
lsrscrAL TO ruE ooLp Hull DAILY Szws.l
FROM San
Sentence OF she Sunrise Onicers-A
Woman observation-disclosures Over
due.

dues
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6-1 r. NJ
In the Police Court to-day the chief
mate Of the Sunrise crew Of hoodlums
was sentenced to $50 days conflne-
ment Ia the County jail In default OF
$500 tine. on three charges OF assault
and battery. George Ralston, the
second mate Of the same gang, received
500 fine, or fifty days. A. Carroll,
one OF the crew, received 500 fine, or
fifty days.
Ellen Mcdonald, who was charged
with two attempts to murder, was
called for examination. She was ac-
cused Of having struck two men with
a marllnsplkc on New Years Day.
The case Is still pending.
No tidlngs yet Of the overdue steam
or China, from Hongkong and foko-
hamn.
Grcenbacks, 0oaeI.
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PORTLAND. January o.-Connect.on
with the Dslles was made yesterday
by river steamen. Passenger trains
commenced running between Kalama
aud Tacoma yesterday.
The Sidlaw and Aranco completed
csrgoes Of wheat for Europe. and
dropped down tho river yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-06
JOE r

ATA MEETING OF THE sUTRo
December, 1873, the following ohicsre were
elected: 8. Heydenfeldt, President; a.. /. Ives.
Vice President; y. Hcydenfeldt. q. I. Ives,
x. NJ. Hall. q. W. Grsyson and Vim. Z. Miller,
Trustees; Geo. W. X. King. Secretary.
jai lw GEO. W. X. KING, Secretary.
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FROM

River steames-Railrosd Trains-
wheat Carrses-Attempted Sui.
eide = sudden Death and Post
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-06

THIS Old EsTABLIRuRD AND
L reliable Laundry 10 prepared 70 turn out
any quantity Of Renovated and Clean Lines,
without Being damaged BY manipulation or
By chemical application.
Packages punctuAlly called for and returned.
and waIlace's Fruit Store, South @ street, Wiz.
eiuia; and at Charles Brodhun's, opposite the
NEWS once. and vessy's Hotel. Main street,
Gold Hill. h1H
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
OUT
....Ar rHs....
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
No. % South G street,
Opposite Enterprise Building.
VIRGINIA CITY.

THE UNDERSIGNED BKGs~
and the public generally that hskI>
has determined To CLOSE OUT~
his ENTIRE STOCK Ut GREAT REDUCTION
from former ruling prices; and for the convs'
nience OF customer BIZ has MARRIED al his goods
down In accordance with the following
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-06

A struggle for an ONCE.
There Il considerable activity among
men from the West and Pacific Coast
In regard to the vacancy In the office
Of fret deputy commissioner Of In
ternal revenue.
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LITERARY NOTES.

The International Sabbath-school Lessons
beginning January next are 10 be on the Book OF
Josnpa for three months with reference 90 this Or How
ar, C,bv IA nov nrep,riug ito be published by Robert
Carter BrotheTs) EXpysitOrY Manual of the BOOK
of Joshua" This commentary VIII be btef, "f'tlrai
one purely exegetica LEAVING the houetic aud prdc-
teal t. the reader aud teacher.
Scribner, Wexford, & Armstrong polish
The Manners and Customs Of the Ancient Irish,' a
series OF lectures delivered by the late Prot Eugene
OCurry Of the Catholic University ~ Ireland. edited by
Prof Sullivan. Secretary OF the Royal IRISH Academy
"SayS IIolms stories" have been Teurued Ia LONDON
in Sampson Low Co.'S copyright editions Of American
authors THIS series includes Inc Ministers Woolhs'
Old Fashioned Girl" Nv Summer in Garden" and
o'her we'll known books 10y American writer's Jules
Verpe's new book The MYSTERIOUS Island" which Is
10 appear scralN in ScrbHcrg NOHtY IS SAID 10 be one
ms lveliest In the opening chapters al the
characters are American, scene opening ia Rch-
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Of the LOufederacy 10 the NJ vsterlOus Island.
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ordinary method conS,sts in producing poSi'i,o
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