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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06
To Destroy Cabbage Worms.

Our tOwnsman. Mr.. l. n. Bahb. in
forms us that he lTIs succeeded i'm
learning how to catch sll the cabbage
worms that have in the last few years
become so numerous in our country
His plan il to lay leaf OIL top of each
head Of cabbag" late in the evening,
and by examining the same ~ the
morning, early before the sun rises, it
will be found that the worms had all
taken shelter from the dew or rain un-
der the leaf By destroying these aud
repeating the operation two or three
times Ire succeeds in Killing ALI the
worms, and in making fine large cab
bage.-Jones6orO' Her0td and Tyi6-
t1e.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06
EARLY PIETY."'
RY MISS EDDIE HENLY, aged Il.

Suffer little children to come un-
to me, and forbid them not. for Of
such is the Kingdom OF Heaven"
This was the language of cur bless.
ed Saviour. Parents brought their
ch ltren to Jesus so that he might
but pnt MS hands on The heads of the
little ones, thinking at the same time
that it would do their souls good.
But bringing these children to
Jesus displeased the disciples very
much, and they rebtikcd them as
much as to say "Goaway" Jesus had
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06

men
"You may go and see Mr.. and
Mr.. aud Mr.. --and tell
them to call on me-"
He did. and his store was soon
stocked with the best goods in the
market. Thereare many in this city who
remember the circumstances and the
man. He died many years since and
left a fortune of three hundred thou
sand dollars. So much for politeness,
so much for civility, aud SO much for
treating ones elders with the defer
ence due to age in whatever garb il is
clothed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06
~ L. BLAcxLEr, w. II. RoBErrsoy, O
BLACKLFv
BiaGklGJ, Robertson & BIaGLIGy,
Attorneys at Law, 6
Real Estate Agents.

WILL practice in the counties of SuIli-
van and Washington, and in the Federal
and Supreme courts ut Knoxville, Tenn
IA real estate agents we offer fc- sale large
amounts of improved and uniinprpyed min
eral and farming lands, in quality and ON
terms to suit the purchasers. Gur agents
will meet emigrant ships, regularly, at Nor
folk aud New York, and will be in constant
correspondence with Emigration ocieties
and Mining Companies in Euroic and the
United States. Persons having hr-!s in T..
Tenn, ,. W. Va, and Ky, for rii, # any
description, will find purchases tho. h our
agency. Capitalist wishing to iu,,,r IL Iron.
Coal, Lead, Grazing and Farming ,...-, and
Water Power, will find it to their ,- IT to
examine our laEds. We also oG,. Town
property for sale.
OFFICE on Fifth Street.
Aug. 20, IsT3.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06
VIRGINIA HOUSE,
" Formerly Price's Hotel
MAIN STREET, ABINGDON. VA.
A. A. BANKS. Mnnaocr.

The Proprietor has opened at this place
Firrt-Cl Class Hotel for the accommodation Of
Summer Boarders and the travelling public.
Fare good as the county affords. Board per
day, S2.
A comfortable Omnibus for The aeeonnO-
dation of passengers and eiti1eUs will meet
all trains.
WA. A. WAUGH, Proprietor.
Jan. q, '74tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06

/" T. D. Davidson.
Pine Apples, same.
y. b. Wine, 4 yrs old. Mrs. L. Price.
Butter, made 2Stb, May, IA. Irwin
Mott,
Pickles Mrs. f. F. Mitchell.
Worked Corset Cover. Mrs. Barnett
Linen Handk rchief Mrs. Gilmore,
Of Russell.
Block Quilt, Mrs. Dan Trigg.
- Miss l.. Johnston.
4" wOrsted. Mrs. S. Campbell.
White Quilt, Mrs. Chas. Cummings.
Oil Painting, Mrs, II. S. Preston.
CrayOn Sketches, Miss McMIllin.
Toilet Soap, Mrs. w. w. Hurt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25
Tough Chewing.

Old Blodger was q man OF some note
in Salisbury. He had much business 10
attend to away from home.
One year he was elected q member OF
| the Board Of Selectmen. and, therefore.
he had n great many important commit
tee meetings to attend. which kept him
out very late at night. At last he told
his wife they were committee meetings.
On such occasions Biodger did not come
home to sup with his family. Mr.. Blod-
GER was in the habit OF leaving a cold
bite for him on.a shelf in the pantry.
Boiled cabbage and pork was Blodger's
f~avorite cold lunch; and though he did
not deserve such favors, yet his wife
tried to please him. Moro than once
had she accused him OF coming home
drunk, and she declared that he never
came homo from his late meetings per.
fsctly sober. Blodger stoutly denied
the absurd insinuation.
One night Blodgsr came home later
and drunken than usual. He stumbled
into the kitchen and called TO his wife in
an adjoining bedroom. demanding in
thick. uncertain tones, to know II she
had set out any billed pork and cabbage
for him. She replied to him. rather
sharply, that he'd and il whore she al
ways left ii for him.
Biodger stumbled into the pantry and
found a broad dish containing o gelatin
Gus compound. which he speedily at
tackled. But the cabbage wouldn't be
masticated. He got a piece in his
mouth, and the more he chewed tho
tougher it grew. He worked n while
and then called out:
"Bah-ah- pohoo-ho!- wough! Say
(hic) Molly, VIVA kind O. cabbage, for
(hic) mighty's sake dye call thisl /
nights as well try to chaw thundsr!'
Mrs. Blodger Was out OF bed in an
instant, and with . lighted candle enter
ell the pantry.
"Simon Blodgsr! aren't you a pattern
manp My caps and your own dickies.
that I left in the starch over night! Now
I know you are drunk"
Blodger was confeunded. He was
caught in .hdgruie deiietd. and for the
sake Of peace in the family he dropped
his committee meeting thencsforth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25
The ConscriptIon Enforced.
Ordered to Leave

A vkRr RAPID. safe and essy way to make ma
ney. .. 10 procure territory 10 introduce the latest
ussulinvention that Is wan,ei every DAY BY every
QUE, every where. who has q family. q mlLsllei
sewing Machine with Table AMI Treadle Tor only
$40 that does the same work as a nachlhs you
weuIi pay So Tor, rapid, smooth and arm, makes
q seam - strong that the cloth Will tear bsiore the
stitches will rip apart. hight new attachments TOT
all work and the improved Button Hole worker used
BY Us only. Agents only need show theni In opera
ten to sell In every hous .. they enter. 81 and up
wards cleared daily by smart agents. No such ma.
chine was ever onsrel al any such price. I.uo SOIL
last wear, ln,UD families u-e them. Demand IN
crrs-lng even dsy where they become known.
Ministers, Judges, Lawyers. Editors, hachlnists.
Tallors, etc, recommend them a. perfect. Rights
given frce Ia Irst applicants. II therr u no agency
IN your place, write for n. or luy q machine Tor your
family or q relation, there l. on. better or ~ cheap.
Machines sent to all parts of the country On rccript
Of price. SO. Real siyertisement BEGINNING -
Savs.i IN every Family" In another cnluun OF this
paper. Address the Proprietors. RonrRt J. NIT
iIa.S 4 Co. I'D Canal street. New ferk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25

SAS DIEGO, CAL,, August 25.-The
Unions letter from Urss, Sonora, Of
August I'd, has the following: The
Apachss have been making themselves
felt in various portions OF the State
within q few weeks. Don Irenio Lam
dres sends word to tho President Of the
Municipality Of B~acatshuachi that he
was attacked by the savagss ON the 10Th
ult. A number Of his party could not
be found, and he supposes them killed.
A force Of 22 msn was sent to the scene
OF attack. who found the bodies Of three
OF them. They had fought valiantly
until their ammunition gave out, and
then broke their guns in pieces. The
park animals, which the victims had,
were killed. and everything destroyed
which could not be carried away. The
Apachss have been committing various
outragss near Bacatehvachi, and Gacori,
the President, believes the Indians
have their rancheria in the Sierra OF
C~arinconada, but a want Of arms and
means prevents q sufficient force being
sent out to scout in the Granados. On
the 18th ult. somo Apaches made their
appearance and tried TO seize and rob o
citizen, but his speed saved him. Near
Cumpas on the night Of the 18th ult.
some Apaches made their appearance ct
the grounds Of Pslo Dulce, and carried
off thirty horses and mules. They
were closely pursued by party
Of thirty men. The result is
not yet known. In Pivipa the Apachss
first killed some stock, then stole some
horses, and then attactsd Don Julian
Cruise, who defended himself and got
away and gave the alarm. Some men
started in pursuit and found the savages
had stsmpedod the stock, and after get
ting some distance from the town
separated, and each drove away what
he could on his own hook. They could
not DO followed on account OF the recent
rain, so their number was not known,
nor how much stock they took AWAY. II
seems as IL there was to be no rest from
these marauders, and as the poor inhab-
.k..s. h..o ,a,khar ovp,a nnr maana In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25
FROM HAMILTON.
Herlous stare Accident.

HAMILTON, New, August 25.-Yester'
day afternoon, as the stage bound from
Hamilton to Cherry Creek was going
down a steep grade, about n mile east
Of Robinson. when the driver lost cor.
troll Of the horses. They At once start
ed to run to the foot Of the grade, and
stage was violently upset. Mrs. Brown
Of Eureka had q thigh broken and skull
fractured, injuries which will probably
prove fatal; Joe Evans, the driver, had
his right arm broken; Sheriff Dan Pat
terson was badly cut and bruised; o. II.
Gray received q slight cut on his head.
The only person uninjursd was q Chi.
naman, who escaped without a scratch
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25
A aooD g

John Z. Bryan Of this town. well
known in connection with the butcher.
ing and msat-sslling business. who Is q,
present running the market just below
the railroad crossing on Main street. in
terviswed Us last evening on q rather
peculiar subject, and at his special re-
quest We publish the following: Mr..
Bryan has, during the past fifteen
months been attended by . guardian
angel. who, although not personally
present, has bean spiritually with him
and directing him with her own voice In
all matters pertaining to his well being.
II is the voice Of 4 lady residing in San
Francisco. whose name IL Mrs. Belle
Moulthrop. He has discovered her to
DO . c~lairvoyant Of extraordinary pow
ers, and considers her TO be tho greatest
in the world. Having taken . great in
tsrest in him, although he has not seen
her for fifteen months. during all that
period her voice. heard by himself
alone. has always counseled him in all
matters OF interest, and no has in fact
been under her absolute control. She
has obliged him to quit all bad habits,
such as drinking. swearing. lying. smok-
ing. etc., and now tells him he can get
along we'll enough without her assist
ancs. Whenever he has tried TO act con-
trary to her directions. he has not sue
cesded. As, for instance, II be persisted
in smoking or drinking after she told
him not to, IL made him sick. At one
time whom he got q pair Of boots made
for him she objected TO them. and when
he dsterminedly tried TO wear them. she
caused his feet to feel 80 big that the
boots were too tight for him and hurt SC
that he had to quit trying to veal them.
She directed him to Get another pair.
made u size or two larger, and those fit
ted very nicely and comfortably. On
one occasion. when he was living in
Sacramento. . few months ago. just to
show him how much she knew
about him. she told the exact sum Of
money he had in his pocket and also how
much he had deposited In the safe Of q
friend. She has never counssled him
except for his good. and gradually he
has felt impsllsd to yield fully to her
control. as the good, guardian angel Of
his life. Yesterday she told him to call
on US (giving u nsme) and get US to
publish this statement. telling him that
We would not laugh at him. but would
listen respectfully to his story. Being
now fully capable Of taking care Of him.
self in the future, without further assis-
lance from her, she says she will worry
him no longer after the punishment Of
this item. with their names, John +.
Bryan and Mrs. Belle Moulthrop. fully
in print. W. give the story a. he gave
il TO US. and whatever others think OF 1t
is none Of our business. Here il is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25


BuzzrSo.-There is a vast amount OF
political buzzing going on at present in
both Gold Hill and Virginia. Hank
Smith was troubled with a very annoy
ing degree Of peculiar buxzing in his ear
before he went East, and in New York
he put himself under the treatment Of 0
surgeon. who succeeded in extracting q
small tumor from one Of them. He has
returned in good time TO have u still
worse buzzing dinnsd into his ears by
the remorssless politicians and office
seekers he meets at every
AoouIrrED.-The trial yesterday Of the
Chinaman. All Lum, charged with the
murder ofJoseph Richardson, the colored
head cook at the Brooklyn Restaurant,
Virginia City. resulted in his scquittal. II
being shown that in the struggle be-
tween the parties . sharp knife in the
hands Of All Lum was accidentally
thrust into the leg Of Richardson, sew.
ering the femoral artery.
BKLcHxR AIR SHArr.-The new air
shaft Of the Belchsr mine is being both
sunk and raised upon with great activity
at the present time. and the connection
will he made inside Of two weeks, COM
plotting il TO the s50-foot level. This Is
Of Of the utmost Importance in the future
ventilation Of the mine.
wkAruER. Heavy clouds rolling and
accumulating in the broad sky this after
noon. pretended a big rain. but 1t was
not n success, merely resulting in n light
sprinkle Of rain about ga o'clock.
SrocKs.-Some little stir in stocks is
indicated by the increased as.emblageu
around the bulletin boards. Stocks are
stiff all along the line to-day-sspsciaily
| at the north end.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25
TO CANDIDArEs.

All announcements Of candidates for
Office, dnrisg the political campaign.
published in this paper. masl b paid 70,
inadrdnos. We accept Of no contingent
arrangement, but treat all alike. Acan-
didats who cannot, or will not an.
nouncs himself properly before the PEG.
pie, and pay his printing bills promptly,
is not fit for the Office he seeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25


PiPrRs orfRA HOUSE, evening
being the first appearance Of Miss Lolita,
the hons. WINS filed TO its almost capae-
a.. .,r,. r;,,,. n.,..,;x." l. ,;ac.
Ny -. -. So. I'm, Io,,a
~ y ~. SSa - onJ
hnA" ~. 49,
piqu'n', P" - -
the most oi huivu 49, -
been remar1apiy wen oulliNaaoaI 10y
INNS IL = -, 80, ~ her snc'
cess. She was well supported. Tho
dance by Madam augn' was i~niniense,
~ ". Ia""S To',;ah, ,he srm. nice
will be presented, and those who were
not fortunate enough to obtain seats last
evening will do well to sndeayor to do so
tonight. for w can assure them OF a
great treat.
rvn. I, ,xr-pa,,v xe.,srJav
- a. 60.
morning. rat casey Oh inc LOG" opoo"
Saloon, on Main street, was consider
ABLY amused TO see a queer looking chap
.r.~,;,, !, ,,Jsr m. blinds Of the
front door. on his hands and knees.
Good morning, says ne, anu aaa;nn y
N'a, ~" ao.n he vont ON his
hands acain and crawling through like
M ,~s,op,pla he passed out at the
h,ct door and Jisappsarcd. lie was n
-s,rancar anJ a,iJsn,iv mot posted A. 10
,h.n ss q, Minis In n saloon doorway.
Va, -, tnnw whether n. was the FIy-
inc Dn,cbman or Inc last OF the local
~optionists.
y...ur,ov To- S,o,r limited statss
----I... IN hi, , sor, ~ ,sce,.
uo,.,
-, -
Virginia 'iy' 'n's "'"i"e' P
ably address a few remarks TO ms ii'ehus
and constituents rom 'he 49, eh.
eony. a band OF music W,n se'en".
the illustrious Senator, n the great
American public OF the Soms,oek range
viii ave anne opportunity VI osP..s;-
I'M ,sa,s".n,a,;ys wh;Is \, Wa.h.
~;ngton- Mr.. Jones made his mark
while there and deserves full crdit.
I.,xr T,uoErsr.-About fifty people
-. :, ,,...,, =, N.Ki,,s,,.
are s'oPp,n r. 4. .l.o !,
Hotel Lake ian
large crowd OF tourists Al the uieho,oSs
House. . sS ~ ,ss Atty
csnns named above. forty.ivo are NO.
men. which nscessitatss the expenditure
of a vast amount OF muscle by the men
In rowing the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS women
around the lake.
IT,, IN N MNrs.-In order to give
an. d.;,v eonsump,ion Of
Al iusA -, ia.
ice in the mines oil the .ons'''A A0''
we will state that the bsleher mine %
san.S' y;rS;nia 1000 pounds. and all the
others in proportion. 1t is furnished
by the Virginia x Gold mn ice I'm
psny. who this season are wei, suppnsu
with a very superior quah'y WI"
sirabis COMMONLY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25
destructive Fire.

Destructive Fire.
M~uscArISE. Iowa, August 25.-Lats
last night a FIRE broke out in Chambers
Bros. lumber yard and saw mill, which
with q largo amount o: lumber, Baker &
Co.'S boiler works, and m adjoining
lumber warehouse. was completely des-
troyed. Loss, $4,000; insured.
Repuslican Nominstisn.
wrsrcursrxn, Pa, August 25.-Ths
wsstchsster County Republican Con-
v~sntion to-day unanimously nominated
Washington Townsend for Congress
from the Seventh District.
Three Men Drowned.
NEW YoxK, August 25.-Thrce msn
rowing in the East river yesterday after
noon were run down by a steam tug
and drowned.
Doing West.
Three hundred Mennonites started for
the West yesterday from this city.
Democratic Convention ~ Pittsburg
PrrnBuRo, Pa, August 25.-A large
number OF delegates arc arriving to at
tend the Democratic Convention, which
meets here tomorrow. The Supreme
Judgship is the most important nomina-
ton, for it there will be a hard fight.
Candidates Judge Ludlow, Of Philadel-
phis, and Hon. II. Ross, Of Montgom-
cry. seem to have the lead. It il very
likely that one Of thoia will be nomin.
ated.
Emigration.
Nav YORK, August. 25.-Ths Secretary
Of the Emigrant Board estimates that for
the present year the immigration will be
about $4,000, so that . comparison
stands as follows: For 1873, 2Gs, SlS;
for 1874. l35, 900; a decrease OF l33, els.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25
This Nsrnins.

colo Ophlr, q, an, ais. "a. aS hso. an 40
ssO Gould Z Curry, n, sas. n. aas, az 30
rs Be.sx rsleher. IS, y. 81 hso. s,S. s,x
SIS csoiisrfo,S.i' ss' ssS. IS, ST. 80 s,o, s,s
CO..
2u nsl. a Norcrs.s. Is, AN. 81. az. u
SIS Crown rolnt. -. ~ 1. 5sx
s5 yellow Jsetst, say st slS $50, 81
iTT5 Imperial, ., 81, 81. ss.sS
ms Empire Mil, 81. 81. 9,sS
sos Kentaek, isk i6S, isS bS. IGN
os5 Bslchsr. sSx. ON .io. 70. OK. ssX
~ Confidence, i3s. i3x. II. l3h
$50 Con Virginia. ssS. a. ISL
2as0 OvsrmAa. a.. an 4Ok 39S. -, 3sS
$50 Seq. Bslcher. rs. 10. 81, 924
as Caledonia, SOY, u b3o
$50 CALIFORNIA;, -
SO Baltimore, N, q.
25 American Plat. 81, 6k
62s Justice, n. IN, 4,
S0 JuliA. ~. ~
isss wOod,ili.:, $, 81 os, ~. ~. ~ so,
$50 Eelipse, 7..s. y.
10 Bacon. t1.5
t0 Dayton. 5S.5.
On kesseth, SsSe
cas- Knieksrbocksr. G, So
$50 Andes. scc, o,c
30 Patton, Soc
$50 Globe, IL. ~
40 Buckeye, XIX
LIS Union Con-. its. Nh
20 Utah. ~
iS silver liill. ~. 81
100 senator,
1000 Rock I.lsnd. ~. 81. -. b5
go New York. ~, 81.
17s Tyler. 62tc, Csc
60 silver Cloud, 6sxe, soc. SOC si0
100 sutro.
81 Dsrdansllss, IAN
les Bullion, :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25

GoLD IInLKE. and everybody read this:
There Ia Que thing certain; those who are
ailing with dyspepsia. bilious disease. and
loss OF appetite. get well BY the use Of Bitter
Witch. Every time q do-e Il taken the patient
feels better. Sold NJ j.. Jof e-' Drug store.
L.ast Chance Eminent. the greatest palm
killer In the world; Web Foot Pills, the easiest
~purgative. Sold everywhere. H'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25

Para. don't you think Beech
''Hush, Johnnie" But papa, don'i
you think Beech" Didn't you hear
me tell you to stop your noiss1 I won't
have you talking about such things.
Go in and get your face washed" And
Johnnie, with tears in his eyes, wants
to know why papa won't toll him
whether beech nuts are ripe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
UNION REPUBLICAN,
state Central Committee.

IrA MEETING or TIE UNION REPUB
n iIcai, sistr Central Committee. held 10
virginia City, June ~. ISL. II was
Resolved. That q State Convention 81 the
| Union Republican Iarty be held o. Wlnne.
mncea. on THURSDAY. September. ~. 1914. to
nominate candidates for the following of1es'.
tO-wif:
Goyrrnor, Llcu'cnan. Uovcnof. Representa-.
five In Conyrrvv. Two Justices ot the supremc
Court dong and short tcrmsl Secretary of state,
Attorney 1encral, Treasurer Of STATE. Con
troll,r OF statr, Surveyor. General. supefin'
tcrdent Of Public Instruction. state Mineral
o,ist, Clerk OF the supreme Court. state PIN.
ter. and Stale Central COMMITTEES. And TOT inc
Transaction Of ruch other hurlncys % than
properly come b. tori The Convention.
Resolved. That each Cvnbty he entitled 70
ore Delegate 81 lanvv. onc tor each 100 votes
]. W, Hslpe.. Incidental Eieefor. al ths gen.
crni election ~ lsI2.
Resolved. That the test to be required OF all
voisrs At tbs phn airy elreiiops 81 The perry
Unlied si,,rs aud sisic Of Ncva.s. or viii you
be q lawnl voter at tho ensuing elcciioni sec'
ond-Wil you support The noniinter 81 The I'VE.
publican STATE and County Convention at the
next electiont
miitccs he recommended ~ adopt such other
msans and irsis ~ may scein la them necessary
to the promotion Of purify and fsin ess Al the
Delegates are sppouIoned to The several coun.
ties as foliows:
Cnurvhin
klko...:.......s.ss'.ss''s'.'s. 's'ss...s's's'
EfmefhldA. s.s.''s's
iumDOiut.
Linculn..
Lancer. s.s.'s.sF''
Eurt .....''s'''.
..s...ss..
Ofnisby. ...s ...s.
rlofry .s'''
MhshOe. .....s.sss...
WINE f1ho
...'. '..'.'''..''.
Total. ....!.
q. n. ZkBRisKlR, Chairman.
Gxo, A. RISa Secretary. ju7o ID
lRepnblican papers throughout the State copy.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25

SAN BowLks has gone to Europe.
When he was in London last some one
kicked him. and he has just got mad
about il and gone back for satisfaction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25

ACCORDING TO . Dublin Newspaper "a
number Of deaths have BEEN unavoid-
ably postponed"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25

GENUS is the gold In the mine; talent
iSths miner who works and brings 1t
out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25

Tur longest word in the English Ian
guags il smilss, because theirs IN . mile
bstWesn the first and last letter.
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Emigration.
FOREIGN NEWS.

Republican Volunteers Captured.
PARIS, August 49, Carlist advicss
state that 200 Republican volunteers
who were marching to the relief OF Puy-
cerda, were captured by the Royalists.
The Projects Of tho Departments in
Southern France havo received special
instructions from tho Minister Of the
Interior, to use every effort to prevent
the sale Of arms to the Carlists.
The Conscription Enforced.
Madrid, August 25.-The conscrip-
ton is being enforced throughout the
country without opposition.
Ordered 60 Leave.
LISBON, August 25.-The Government
has issued orders directing the Spanish
Carlist refugees in this country to &C.
part Immediately.
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FROM SONORA, MEX.

The Apaches on she War Path
Three Men Murdered-stock
stampedsd and stolen-They get
away Unharmed--rhs Inhabi.
tauls Defenceless.