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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-30
Comets, Altos, Raritones,
Bases,
AUTHORIZED LIST OF
SCHOOL BOOKS,

NJ Il meeting 81 th'. vermont Iiuard nf Educu
tuu held Al Middl,bnN "n Iur-dr, june II
-. all tia" I'M Iri'I, al TIM beard brln. present
the TcNt-i,"uk> manned below selected amt
.tt.th,I,g,d tor IH the District >Chuul- at the
STATE irI iiN,. Years from \uy rnb,-I |. l-sS
ii.,H- made special arrangements with the
i'nh~hcI~ wr az abb. /" furnish tn" books. on
the >tiu, terms d-rrrd upon in the contract he
tween tho Publishers and the state Board "i Edu.
cation, vhIri . follows
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Burke

The States Attorney tried one J. II.
Peck. VIII" makes Lyndon Centre his
headquarters. on the 9Th inst. tol sell
I'M lqn"r. lis manner of doing huSi-
u"~> VAS /" carry his whi>kcy in bottles
and dispense it to customers in that
way. He was fined 80 aud costs.
amounting in all Ia so.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-30

The friends OF Rev Horace >lIIr~ viii
meet ion donation At the Baptist Church
co.. Icr~Ial. Feb. ;. Oy>t,I> viii be
served ia Tie - rmng
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-30

that they will hardly come out whole.
Samuel Curricr. Who built Il new
h"u,' OH Portland St.rrt. has gone into
bankruptcy. nth Sia, Randall ana Mar
here. from West DanNili, oT Walden
and III" la~t star gives his Ii>c and fall
IA the following uniccllng manner: The
estate consists of property III Walden.
valued at some S:I.OOO. and a new home
IN ~. John>hurN worth Sj.OOO. Tn,
amount OF bills already presented
against the estate are said to loot uI
~l;;.Wm, with u prospect that there al,
more t" come. Mr.. Cmrirr hccaimc in
N"Nrd in building his house at -.
jolm>huIy. and 10 this desire /" own a
nice sci of buildings in the above named
village ma2 br attributed the '.tiilal
cu!lupr. NuI3i!. II N"U nl.n u good
farm worth >5.WUO don huiid "a ~:I.DU
house ia -. .I"hl>hur>. H. it viii bc
inpo>>illr +" live in both places ii the
same time
BY i;,i The worst failure il these parts
i rhaI uf Gcn. ". Carr. ID. who has
lived Of late on the nice farm IN Water
ford. formerly owned 10y i. \. GoulG.
His Indebtedness i 10 .mn al upwards.
and there i al attempt being made rhe
present week to get all the creditors T."
agree to take tt.n cents an a d"lln . and
his heaviest creditors are ouiN too any
i"u~ 4" gel that. knowing thlt il lac @oc-
int" bankruptcy they will gr, nothing
~ the riu" always take what little Il
bankrupt may have {" d"trLN the cN
pcn>r> of getting him through all right.
Cam failure comes particularly hare
ia ~I,nt~ W. t. W""d> Il Waterford
ta'ni,.t. past middle. lIii.. l. ou hi hauk
paper "a an amount sufficient ro accom-
pli,h his iin.tmci;, ruin. I.ah"ing men.
W"od-chopPrI,. and in tr,t almost AL
cla~~,.>. have tickets III this new ten pea
cent. investment. Carr'~ failure can l.,
stunned mp in one word Speculation.
lie had Youth. health. ami a splendid
taIm. and il he had attended Ia hi>
legitimate business he might - Wei
have paid one hundred cents ON Tie
dollar a. ten.
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COLOR. FINISH AN0 TEXTURE
81 ih-~, Goods
3. L T. FAIRBANKS & Co.

&. L T. FAIRBANKS & Co.
SIAII or VERMONT CALEDONIA nIsImrI. -,
y Ia Probate o"mt held al rh'. Probate ut!,,r
- john -huIN within and f,I said District. the
I'D day 81 lanuuN \ H.. l~1I
I'm instrument ruIr"Itin- I" IL, In" last Will and
Testament e" .I"~cph lnm.tu. late uf pcachAIu
-,tiu district. deceased h"n. presented I" Court
by sylvia inm"n til" "N""uiriN therein named i'r
pl"i,itr-
it rri,,,d b, >.,ld "uIt thai all persons con
'rrE, therein Ice notified :" appeal al session "f
..i'i ''g.It {" lee hrlt! At tnr irubatc Ocr III 81
l"tu-HIr, on the lirh day IF February. \. H..
~ sud show "uI-' il any they have against
th' ir"ttt' at sad NH fuT which purpose il il
Uitiri "'"..rr' thai copy Of tho record "t this
id'' "' p''ll-h'd the" "t"h- -uc""ssIv'ly IN The
. .,l'd,nIaI printed at II. .I"ln~hurN prrli"u, Il"
>.iid time appointed i"r h, tling.
~ tho Court. Attest
HE\IN FEENt II REGISTER
trur ,rpl of Record Attest
%. HENRY iRE%tI II Register
SIATE OF VERMONT. ,ALEru>r> DISTRICT -
- In iIrhat" ONT held al tii.. Probate, UnI,'
II .'rh~hurv within and f,I >aid District on the.
!ith day Of January. \ y. ia.
An INSTRUMENT pun Iurtirg 1" h' the tsi W III and
Testament 81 Ph,h- Dow. Late "i P-tcham ia
said district decreased b,iu. presented L. { uurt
h. Truman Martin. III" execution therein named
tor I'l..hat.
II l. ordered by 7.nd Cont that all Irr-,n con
""rn"d therein nv notified I" appear Al sr-snn of
aid '"urt t" he held Al the G'r"harr Oiiicr in II
lrhIl>hurN tht lIth dAl 81 Feb \. u. I-14 and
show rtI~". II any they may haNr against the pro-
bate 81 -.Id viii t,r which puTpus, IT j. further
Ordered thar copy 81 lite record at TINS order b,
pu"iI-m',i thI'' week. ,uc"r-~iv'ly IA the Called
Min rTiut..d at ~ bloomsbury previous SAID
tim. appointed tur hearing
~ Iur Court. Attest
IIl-NRY FEEN' n .-i-rcI
ilur copy ui Record. Attest
- HEN kl ERENt II. Register
S,NMTEI. EEpWOOp.~ ESTATE
- >IAII uI VERNON CALEDONIA rI>I ui, l. -.
Ia !'rrhu" '"trt heidi at I'll, Pr"hatr Otlco III
i. irim-hnI> in SAID District Tho eth day 81
!
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-30
East HardwlCk.

{. &. Montgomery has sold ONT his
interest in the @Ii>l mill and grain hu>i-
hess L" his partner. y. uandall.
Mm. F"it has bought the hlack smith
shop "t II. bronson. Ind takes posses
Sion immediately
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-30
Savings Bank Notice !!

In s"mt lHn'r with th' requirements "t IN Law
ct TN, I,-~uml-Ic savings Bank the '"rl'"r;st"I'
"I -Id iiarh " III s"id their annual meeting At tn
Treasurer Dilicr. ~ -. Iohn-hurv Vt. on Wed
nrsday th, twelfth day OF March next an,
O'Clock T. VI. frr the election OF officers "i ~,,i.
Bank Ton the cu-Iiu- year and Il" .u.y "rh''I hu-
ness proper al said m"ctIn-.
/ y BIOD,.EII SECRETARY.
II .i"iIi-huil VI Jan. = - -
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The Chandler Scient.fc Department
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Glen -4M rriisrDIrnfG

,.r~i>irnt Ad>"rii-ina. in the right medium
brings business.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-30

d"iph; Vice Pres. one for each count, ;;
Sec. T.. w. w, -rg1t". Montpelier: Teas.
II. :. fcli%o. .tohn~"u Executive COM
httt"r. K. g. W Villains. taStlrtnm. Louis
P"Ii"n>, Burlim"i"n. H. r. Fuller. 81.
J"hm~hurN
The weather r bound I" mainta II
rs reputation for ticklencSs After our
last issue. II thaW reduced i"comoti"m to
wagons again. then the meIcur, ran
down to ~ degrees below zero. On
"Wednesday Il heavy snow storm made
GOOD >Ici"hing again. Until the neat
three oil i"m months are PASSED We
shall not ddrc t" pr"phc>l much about
the winter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-30

wish 1" thank any many friends %: - l"iiu~lf1
~ and vicinity frI tia, IiIN orders received FROM
them the last tai .tH, yu t-~I,r ynu That mt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-30

N NNTED-A nOUE.r HORSE POWER
w nov ur ursnl, new 'llA>. CNRNEE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-30

Er-r!ar communication Friday IN 81 hri"r" Ih
fall "f tin, moon. G. Y. E\SIM A\. seq y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-20

CHANGE OF PRormEroRs -We I'M
derstand on good authority that Gov.
ernor Bradley's son-the one who sue
ceedcd Nose Haynes In the saloon bus.
mess ut Elko-has purchased Judge
Berry's Interest ~ the Elko Indepen-
dent. It must not DO Inferred from
this that Judge Berry Is sndeavoring
to get out OF the newspaper business
In this State. On the contrary, ho Is
preparing to start another newspaper
not a thousand miles from Eureka.
which Ia to affect Republlcanism, but
which, In reality Il to be run IN the In
tersst Of the Bradley "slatc"~ recently
put I'D In San Francisco. II 10 under
stood that the Judge will sail In the
same boat for Congress.--Eurekd Sem
tinei, FEB. IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-20
WHERE DOES 1T COME FROM ?

Plnts and quarts Of filthy catarrhal
discharges. Where does 1t all come
from? The mucous membrane. lining
the chambers Of the nose aud It's little
glands. are diseased, 80 that they draw
from the blood It's liquid and exposure
to the air changes 1t Into corruption.
This life.llquid was to build up the
system, but 1t Is extracted aud the
system Is weakened by the loss. 10
cnre. gain flesh and strength by using
DIR. Pierce's Medical Discovery, which
also acts directly upon these glands,
correcting them, applying DIR. Sago's
Catarrh Remedy with DIR. Pierce's
Nasal Douche, the only method OF
reaching the upper cavities where the
discharge accumulates and comes from.
CITARRH OF % YEARS STANDING
CURED.
MoSnoK, Ouachlta Parish, LA, Sept.
Is, lS7l.-R. v. PiERcE, NJ. d.:
Sometime about last June | com.
nenced the use Of your medicines, aud
they have entirely cured me Of Catarrh
Of twenty years standing.
Respectfully,
MRs. e. Z. PnIILirs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-20
TamperinS with n Juror-wsather
-Grccnbacks-An Imaortant Bill
for BrOkers and stock Dealers
Legislative Proceedings.

-
SAN Francisco, Feb. 20-l T.. ~
Much excitement has been caused here
by developments In the great Protrero
land case Of Britain ct ais. vs. Adams
ct ala, which has been OH trial = long
time In tho Third District Court. Hall
McAiliuer. counsel for defendants,
read anldsvi,s Of McDougsl and others
to prove that during tho tendency OF
the trial /. n. Thorne was found In
close conference with j. NJ. Allen, one
tho jurors. The court at once sus-
pended all proceedings.tlll this morn-
Ing. and then discharged the entire jury
requiring the plaintiffs to pay the costs
aud ordering Allen aud Thome to mp
pear at = r.. N. to-day to answer for
contempt Of Court. Tho court room
was crowded. and large number OF
Interested parties were gathered In
front Of the building discussing the
affair.
The weather Is clear and pleasant.
A north wind Is blowing, which Is
rapidly drying the mud In the streets.
In the Senate, Duly Introduced a bill
to regulate contracts for the sale OF
mining stocks. It provides that all
contracts for the sale Of all mining
stocks pledged to secure advances for
purchase or sale Of stocks on margin
which permit a sale OF the same with
out notice Of at least five days to the
Pledge or borrower. or purchaser or
seller. as the ease may be, are hereby
declared null aud void. See. AN
stocks sold on. account OF failure oil
purchaser to keep margin thereon
good, shall be made a public auction
after notice Of at least five days has
been given and published In a daily
newspaper In the State Of California.
Referred to Committee on Corpora
tluns.
Duffy also introduced n concurrent
resolution asking Congress to oppose
any further subsidies to the Pacific
Mall Company, which was finally
passed.
In the Assembly today, Franck,
from the Committee on Federal Rela-
tons. recommended the passage OF the
concurrent resolution asking Congress
to restore to the public domain all
lands granted to the Southern Pacific
Railroad.
Bowers Introduced q bill providing
for the sale Of the Governors mansion
aud grounds.
Swift, OF the Committee OH Corpora.
lions. reported back the bill for the
protection Of stockholders In mining
companies, allowing them to enter and
Inspect the mines Of the companies
at pleasure. and moved that 1t lie re-
ferred to the judiciary Committee.
The motion was carried.
Greenbacks, ssl,9Soll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-20
This MornIng.

$50 Ophi-. sTt. 3Th.. 81. ~ 3ss. ss'., 3ss Al
80 could 4 Curry, 2iS. as, cav 0SJ, AN
i0o Ii,-t q Bcleher, e3s
eSD SAVAGE. III, III, ii2X. ii3S. IFS blO, liz
40 Chollar- Poto-i. -. 1l., II
iSO Hale 4 Norcross, 81. IS. "a, 63s
as Crown Point. -. %. lOJ h3D. TO
lao Yellow Jacket. 20, u.T2l. bSO, 10Y
CTS Imperial. 81, Ga, 81
20 Empire Mil, t'..5
go kentnek. IS, 2i1
80 Beicher. "a. %. ssS. 81. %, %
gIj Confidence, 81, y IS. . hi
40 Con. Virgins. 6'1, UIs
lbs EIthsqusr, III, %, ~, 25h 80
ifD Oyerman, -, "a, -, 53s, "a, u bO, 20
40 caledonis, sss -
i5 Justice. :, 81, -.
St5Julis. 81. ~
rs sss' E.lesn.r. os, o., %. %. 100
les Baltiasr. Con, 81, s..
ic0 Lady wsrhin.ton.i
80 Franklin. ~
so scr. Rock Island,
~ MOOdvill., ~
g. Union Con-, IL
GO floriis, 3
20 Bnckeye,2
W kn~iekcrbOcker, 5
Gao silver hin. 81. 10. t0a, 10Y, i0i.
:cO south oy.rmsn, sikc
" Bullion, =
ac TYLER, soc
4io Ne~ York Cor, 2.
so Rock leland. 3
1870 Globe, ~, u.
40 Dayton. ID, ~, 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-20

me-, sc.,ps Avn Ham -Whsn M. y
1900, Ct,
waller the wen known anu 'e'' Pops'A' 'o'u
hii eiolh'er' reaa' 'ne .eAans aau y,
hiahiies'oes VI o'he' u'"i''s go
clothin: at less than cost, or saying mat their
stock IL the best In the country, he merely
allows q charitable smile to sufuse his genial
countenance like a gentle zephyr ripping the
calm surface Of Lake Tahoe. lie iwirls his
manly murtache and remarks: That's not
business. Let gentlemen come and trade with
me, and when they see that they can buy sape.
better sui,ed, then they win the better under.
stand whom to trade with hereafter" Waller
calls particular atlen,ion 70 NJ eh.sn...S 100 va
OF new gooa,; LEI V'neis ,1.A S,ooa,. ',,p. -" :,
hair. but waller WIN go on IN ,ne e..n 'e"o.o'
his way, selihg nrstrA'e goou' eneap'
FINE PuoroonArns.-Dr. A. ]. Beales, whose
,.,,..,.,h ,.Iie,, 4. n, the corner Of Main and
-. ,,., ,.,.,,.d .,d 80, 81,
~. .,,h. ..,.h,.,.d D.,,n.,s,
isnsss' AVA in si,e. and what 10 called a quick
wo,ser enabling him TO take the portraits Of
children I'm throe seconds, or even lees time. II
also enables him to take photograph. OF the
faci any kind Of likeness that 10 now taken or
ma, he REQUIRED. Tho poctor IL one Of the
oid,st, most thorough and experienced artists
In !hs United s.s,,,, a,m W.; m. ,i 1s%n, him Win
,hsir pa,ronacc to 20 away dissatisfied. Give
him a call and prove the truth OF what We say
o.. mn,
town on the Pscinc slope u ahead OF YOU mn
In steady progress. we is.a 40 oays .'sps
improvement. wsno. ns,s,w hssis'
Scnaue,s sI, en- 1n ~ H. ,,le and manufss,Srs Of
I.Jic.'. Grntiemen's and Children's rhocr. A
want long feli hs. been supplied. snd'wo con.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-20

a Coon TRAIT.-Cnder the above
heading we found the following ready
,~v,I,,., i,em was seut In ma this morn
,nn n,,I,.t,-
49,, ~ ,,ou.h, v,r,hv. W.. cheer.
fully consider aud submit the sam, TO
tho nublIe.
Cor, Uu,- February %. 1871.
r,,,nm CON lin. Nyws:-It often
h,nn.n. th,t \ TRANCE coming TO this
Ia, .nJ a.Ling ,mployment Il dis
con,ac,I nv the repeated aud persist.
an, nif,r,nre NJ that little m%ono.ylla-
M. "no" MANY n nan after looking
tnr vo,L for a fsw days gets di.cour-
.c.5 and leave, TOR other parts. with a
yrrv law estimate OF tho Comstock
generally, aud the Z" bosses lin psrtic-
uIar. f~ersona'iy our syunp's"'e"
w.. ~ ,,m. i, IA only fair that on.
good trait of those In power should be
noticed which Il, that II a man does
manage TO get work he can " pn
keeping u as long rs ~ loose ot'
the JOB u hn',heu. NJ uuc e'e.'' "
tho men VINO WIN .ne pow. oo
mean, T,. 49, ,E.v srr
eihp,oyeu ""P'' I. p'o,,,
heeuy, - Uyy,
N""'''" '
roW ru. NATIONAL GUARD BALL
Among other elaracterlstic ana eou-
mendable arrangements, made oy the
National Guard FOR their baii on Mon
day night next. carriages WIZ DO pro
vided To transport their guests 10 anu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-20

SELHcr ScuooI.-1he select school
recently organized by Miss Wlnn Is In
a very prosperous condition. At pres.
ent there are % pupils In attendance.
We are pleased to note the success Of
the enterprise. The teacher In charge
Is = lady Of superior culture. aud we
trust that she will receive substantial
encouragement In her efforts to teach
the Young idea how to shoot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-20
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Isrscr.L TO TN. BOLD HILL DAILY xrws.
O M EsTic INTeLLiosH oe

Irregularities In the Accounts Of
the Kansas state Treasurer.
Sr. LOUIS, February 20.-The DEM
oerat,s Topeka, Kansas, special says
the Committee on State Affairs, who
have been investigating the accounts
Of State Treasurer Hayes, have found
gross Irregularities In his management
aud will report a resolution recon-
mending his impeachment. 1t Is said
the State will loose nothing as Hayes
bondsmcn are responsible for all Ia
bllities.
Time Extended.
The Senate Committee on Public
Lands to-day agreed to recommend
the passage OF = bill extending until
December !. 1876. the time for the com.
pletlon OF the Wisconsin Railroad.
The law requires Its completion by
next May, under u penalty OF forfeit
ure OF a large land grant. Tie COM
mittee also took action on tho liou.e
bill ameDdatory Of an act to encourage
the growth OF timber on the Western
prairies, and will report amendments
limiting tho amount Of land that may
be- thu. acquired by homestead settlers,
In addition to 100 acres homestead. to
iorty acres, planted with trees contig-
uous TO said homestead.
A Communist Imprisoned.
NEw YoRK, February 20.-Daily,
the Communist who attempted to kill
Major Bsngbom, an editor, In Jersey
City, some time ago, has been sent to
the State Prison for one year.
A ThieSing OficiaI Sent TO Prison.
Ex.Deputy Sheriff Conkling. con
vic,ed Of stealing three five thousand
gold certificates, from n Craft
OF Virginia, while the latter was
intoxicated, has been sent to the State
Prison for five years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-20
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

ESPECIAL TO rus ooLp NIL pAiLr Snws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-20

"REMINISCENCES or JouRNALIsM.-.
The oldest newspaper In the world Is
the PskIn Gdzeite. Ii Is printed OIL n
large sheet Of yellow silk, just as 1t
was a thousand years ago. Nlss SUI
san d. Anthony Is the only one Of the
original subscribers who still survives.
Tie gentleman who fourded tho pa
Der, or the silk rather, died, we be-
ilsve. some years ago-whsther with
the cholera morbus or ut the bands Of
all outraged contemporary we do not
now RENE nber .-COurier.J Journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-20

Coinage and bare executed "
GuAuMAricAi.-Therc has been COZ
siderable dispute OF late among our
Ni.rari In regard to the proper method
Of drnoting the collective plural OF the
letters ~" aud 1T" ~ the following
SENTENCE. IDIOT your ~ and eros
your .t's." VIII some gramm,ticai
sharp please give us his opinion IN re-
gard to the question In dispute!
PoruI.ln LEcrURE.-Rev. 4. III. Me-
Grath will deliver a lecture next sun
day evening a, : o'clock. Ia Odd Eel
,ow.' Hall. Gold llill. Subject :
..Common Sense la Religion" The
lecturer Il an independent thinker.
and abundantly able 10 entertain All
who may attend the lecture.
RrcoyrmSu.-Mrs. Brlnton. con-
corning whose condition so many un-
favorable report. have been circulated,
l. getting alon. finely, and VIII re-
cover. The ball fired by the coward
liz miscrrant has not yet been eN'
timc,ed from her neck. but can at any
time withou, jeopardiking her h'e.
OrrnI lIousr MSrrNEE.-ro'mor-
row Saturday afternoon a grand mat
,nee will be given at the Opera House
for IN, beneiit OF ladies aud Others
vino are unable To attend la tll. even
inc. The play selected for the oec,-
sion Ia the always enjoyable one enti'
- q. Irn,l.r tllc Glslisht.'
YESTERDAY n car load Of + rails ar
rived nj the railroad depot, Gold Hill.
They were consigned to the Overman
Mining Company.
Ons SnrMrSr.-Yes,erday ls3 ear
load. Of ore were shipped by rail from
the Comstock minest to the various mills
Ia this vicinity.
RrLIoIous.-Rcv. G. l.. Fisher will
preach at the Court House In Dayton,
hi, tFridayl evening. at ':3O +. NJ
All are invited.
pxusoyAL.-Jamcs G. Fair, Mining
suneriutendent. returned home yes,cr-
asy after brief visit to the Atlantic
States.
.Jr.r,cr wRIaTr's CoUnr.-No GRIM
,n,l business wa transacted IN Justice
wrisht's Court to-day.
County .JAII.-At present twenty
four m~alefactors are registered al the
County Jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-20
sroCK REPORT.
DAILY nr MINER . HALL
Last Evening.

Last evening.
TO Meadow Valley. II. lik. iis
100 Rsymsnd & Ely. -, -, 39.c, Is
800 EarskA Con, Isl
SIS Washington & Creole, ,, ~
lO Page 4 Panaca. ava
20 Americas Flag, a.. ~
lO lugomar, SOC
Belmontyss, 6S. ca. s'.. Tbsl
$50 Newark. q.
Ito Monitor Belmont. AZ
$500 Il Dorado south, CT
400 RYE Patch. 81
VI NJ Dorado North. 5
IS E1-eks Ca. W, II
$50 Empire Idahol. : hi, 5
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30 ksntuek. ~, 2iS
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FOUND

Fact, an endless variety OF articles both
useful and ornamental. Their goods arc
selected especially for this market. arc
purchased from frst hands ct the lowest
cash rates. and they are therefore enabled
to cell the very best clothing at the very
lowest ngures. This accounts for the
large trade which they have built up,
aud which they are determined not only
to maintain. but 10 Increase, by fair aAd
liberal dealing, aud by avoiding those
little Legitimate" deceptiens which
would gain them q small profit to-day
and lose them Q regular customer to-
morrow, for COIN & ISAACS are
permanently located In
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ST.. LOUIS Times How ard 1t Is to
BE- u Christian soldler-ana got caught
at IL.
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BY THE CABLES.
The New british Ministry.

L.oSpoS, February 20.-Ths Times
says the new British Ministry Is as fol-
lows: Di-raeli First Lord OF the
Treasury, Baron Caisus Lord High
Chsyollier, Earl Derby Secretary for
the Foreign Department. Duke OF
Richmond Secretary Of War, Marquis
Salisbury Secretary Of India, Earl
Cameron Secretary for the Colonial
Department, George Ward Hunt Sec
rotary for the Home Department,
Catherine Hardy First Lord Of the Ad-
miralty, Sir Stafford Northcote Chan
cellor Of the Exchequer. The Times
adds, Lord Lennox will be Commis-
sloner OF Works and Buildings, Cspt'n
Stanley Under Secretary OF War, Sir
John Charles Hay Secretary to the
Admiralty, aud Lord Hamilton Under
Secretary for tho Foreign Depart
ment.
~lua. G.N...N, a. yIsIf thi. fam.
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LONDON, Feb. 2O.-R. 5. Schenck,
American Minister, and A. G.. Cattcll,
Special Agent Of the United Stntrs In
Europe, will leave Liverpool to-inor-
row for New York.