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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-15

H. and cure Of all
~ arrangement
~ In the stomach
/. |. {. !. !.
fN liyeT,and bow
~ kL<A els. They are
hLA aN mild ap"r-
Nxk8@e&k2A lent, and *
E> ~2s ccllcnt purga-
1891 tive. Bel Ing
wv W.. purely vegetH-
Bile, they con
aD tain no mcrCu-
~ or mineral whatever. Much serious
TicknD-z and suffering II prevented by
their Timely u.s. and every family should
have them on hand for their pro lection
and relief, when required. Long "Np"r-
fence has proved them the safest. EureEi.
and best 81 all the PIilz with which IA"
market abOunds BY their occasional U.s.,
tia blood l. purified, the corruptipnz ~
the system expelled, Instructions T'inON-
-, ard tho whole machinery 81 ~" re-
stored To iis healthy activity. Internal
organs which become ClOgR"d and slug
gish ar" Clcanz"d by Ayers pills, AMI
Stimulated into action. Thus iu"ipicnt
disease. n changed into health, III" value
81 which chang, when TeckOnHd on ~
vast multiiud"s who enjoy II, can h>naIy
b" computed. Their sugar coating make
them pleasant 10 take and prcS"rN'r th'lr
ylItues unlmpared for any length ~ ilu',
80 that they ar" ever freSh' ana p''ntcliN
reliable. Although searching thrF arr
mild. and operate without diTtuFbanc" Ia
'hr constitution, or diet, or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrap
pcr 10 each box how 10 use them a.
Family plIvsic. and for the following cum
paints, which th"-s pills rapidly cure:
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Listl"ss-
ness IAUguOT, and los ~ App"tlt", th'F
should b. taken moderately 10 stimulate
the stomach, and rrStOTr ltN H'alIhy tpb'
and action.
nj
.ympioms, Bilious Hradachc, sick Head
ache JauudIce or Green sickness, bilious
collie and Bilious Fever, they should b.
judicIgnsly taken fpr each cs,-", 10 correct
the deceased actiOn or remove the OBJ
structipUs which caUsT ~.
For Ity~sntsTy or DlauhOB, bat one
mild dos IL generally required
For rheumatism. GODt. Gravel, Palpita-
ton Of tn" Heart, Pain in ~" SIDE BacE
and DD!nS, they should b. continuously
taken. a. required. 90 change the deceased
action 81 the system. with such change
thus complaints disappear.
For lTOpsY and DTDJ~ical SWrllings,
they should b" taken Ia large aud frequent
joss 10 procure the efI.ct Of q drastic
purge.
For Suppression. a large dos should h.
taken, as IL produces the desired cifed by
sympathy.
Asa Dinner Pill. take one or two Pills 10
promote digestion and relieve IN"
stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates To" stOm-
arh and bowels, rrtOres the appetite ana
InvIZDrates the system. Hence u T. often
advantageous where no serious derahgr-
mrnt exists. One who feels tDlerably we'll
often finds that dos Of theSe Pills makes
him feel decidedly better. from their clean
ing and rsnOyatIng effect on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. G. Aver q Co, Practical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS, u. \. A.
For sale by all Druggists Everywhere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-15
NEW LIVERY
BOARDING STABLE.

J,HE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCES
that he has bought the Livery stable
formerly occupied by -. W. Robinson,
Agsut, at No. 100 and lSG, Market street
and has F"Opsned II with the purpa~s al
keeping one Of the best Livery and Board
Ing stables In the city.
Zine Light Driving Buggies. and Gentle
anh speedy Saddle and Buggy HOrS4- can
be had AZ all .imes on the most reasonable
terms.
Particular attention f. given 90 the care
Of BOARDING. HORSES, and a f.w will 10
taken on liberal terms.
Patronage solicited. PETER ERB,
Jy2ib Proprietor.
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SugarCured Beef s. Shoulders

= TIFRCES EVANS SUGAR CURED
> Beef Five TierceS Evans Sugar Cured
Shoulders, for sale by. X. j. SMYTH
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Aye RS CATHARTIC PILLS.

For tlierelici
and cure Of all
arrangements
In the stomach
liyeT,and bow
els. They are
a mild ap"T-
lent, and cN-
ccllcnt purRa
tive. Being
purely vegeta-
Bile, they con
tain no TnerCu-
Much serious
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-15
Peabody Insurance Company,

TUNE TERM OF THE COUNTY
n Court of ohio county. ". Va. held at
the Court House on the Eth day of June
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J. sharp Mcdonald.
ATT ACHNtEET 4


J. sharp Mcdonald.
ATTACHMENT IN ASSTNPSIT.
This day came the plaintiff by its attor-
ncY and upon its motion the attachment
in said cause i dOCkctcd, the object OfthiS
suit being 10 recover from the defendant
the amount of Il certain prOmiSSOry note
dated the 18th day of February. lS72, and
PAYABLE one year after date To the order of
Peabody Insurance Company. the sum of
Two Hundred and seventy Dollars, paya-
Bile AT TradCSmen'S National Bank. with
out dcfalCatiOu. value received, and TO
subject To the payment thereof the effects
of the dcfrudautin the hands of the .Etna
Wheeling. gurniShCe, and the order OF at
tachmpnt issued herein having been re-
turned executed, and the said garniShce
having answered an Indebtedness of
$4,000, subject to certain credits, and the
defendant not having been served with
copy of said attachment, nor with process
in said suit. and il appearing from an af-
fiiavit filed in this cause that the defend
ant is not resident OF the state OF West
Virginia: 1t i ordered by the Court that
said defendant do appear within four
weeks after the date OF the first puhlica-
lion of this order. and do what is necessary
10 protect his interest and this order shall
hr published and posted as required in
Chapter i5S OF the acts Of the Legislature
of ISIS, passed December 18th, lS73. con-
corning orders of publication; and this
matter is continued.
4 True copy. TeSte:
ROBT. +. WOODS. Clerk.
Il. &. BARR, Atty for plaintiff.
junlgoawb
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names of Delegates from each county in
the District whowere present. --,
Mr. Miller from the Committee on
the Basis of Representation, reported
that the committee, after carefully in
vestigating the whole subject, recommend
that each county be entitled to cast one
vote in this Convention for every so
votes cast for the nominee for Governor
at the election in August 1872, as follows:
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NOTICE..

CLERK 5 OFFICE BOARD or COMMISSIONER
WHEELING, August :, 1874.
NOTICE L. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y at regular meeting Of the Board of
commissioners. held August Srd, 1874, the
house of Wesley Robinson. in Middle
Wheeling Creek, Of Philadelphia district
was made an additional place OF voting
being second precinct OF said district.
CHAS. II. DEITERS.
auglOoawt Clerk.
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Congressional ErccHire Committee
G. ID. Camden, Chairman, Harrison; Geo.
W. JetfrcyS, Ohio; D. NJ. Gregor, Richie;
G. W. Neal, Wood; w. Scott, Doddridge
county
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TO ARCHITECTS.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEE.
appointed by the County Court Of
Mason county. West Virginia, will receive
plans and specifications from architects for
IN" erection ola fire proof building con-
tanning two rooms of the following dim6n-
NiOnS: Inside measure, one Ii feet by N
feet. and the other ~ by - feet. and l. feet
between floor and ceiling. Said buildingtO
Toe strictly fire proof in every respect.
Said plans and specification, together
with the probable cost of the erection of
said building complete in all its apart
mcntS will be- received 10y the undersigned,
at Point Pleasant, West Virginia, until the
2d day of November, lS74
CHAS. Il. WAGGENER,
JOHN. f.. TIMMS.
f.. W. SlSSON.
augS Committee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-30
CHE 8nlletin.
PIED FORM.

The local page Of TnE BULLETIN was
pied knocked into picccs--last night,
after all the workmen had gone to their
homes. Willie the pressman was in the
act Of putting it upon the press. This
accident puts MS to great Inconvenience
and much expense. and dcprivcs our
readers Of large amount Of interesting
local matter. We therefore regret the
accident both for Oursclf and our patrons.
We are sure We will have the sympathy
Of those who know what an Internal
mean thing pied newspaper form is /:
and the readcr- Of TnE BULLETIN have
our sympathy, because We know how
much they will regret not TO De- enabled
to read the local page this morning.
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED

To sell DIR. CuAsE's RECIPES Or, IN
FORMATION FOR ENERfBoDl IN every
',nu'tv In m, United States and tanadas. En-
iara,j Nv The Publisher To CAS- pages II con.
80 oysr 900 household recipes, and ID suited
to all classes and conditions OF society a
W.',,edarnl book and y household necessity. IL
Wis nj sight. Greatest Inducements ever Of
G.r,.d Ia book agents. sample copies sent by
mall, post paid, for %. Exela.iye territory
sin.n Agents more than double their money
kSAra.s nm IHASEiS STEAM PRINTING
HousL, ANN ARBoR NTH tt-ll-x-wSm
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handsome
SHAVLS
These
WATERPROOFS
kinds
ENBRODERlES
of
is
the place
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CAIRO & vINCENNES r. r.
q a I 1O
3
EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS.
CINCINNATI and LOUIS
WILLIE.

an and after November y, passenger Trims
~ viii run daily except sundays as iollows
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RAILROADS.

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i.t. 2, StyIll : u

conduct an Agency for the reception Of adver
tisement, tor American Newspapcrs-ihe most
complete establishment utthe Kind ia the world.
six thousand NEWSPAPERS ave kept re, ularly on
lille, open 20 inspection 10y customers Every
Advertisements II taken AT the home price OF
the paper. without any additional charge or
conimi,si0A An adyerti;gr. in dealing with
the Agency, Is saved trouble AMI corresp pond
ence, making one contract instead offs dozen,
hundred or n thousand 4 hooK Of eighty
pages, containing lists of lest papers, largest
cirrulations, religious, agricultural, class, POI
lticnl. daily and country papers, aud all public
cations which are specially valuable To adver-
ti-ers, with some Information about prices, is
sent FREE To any address ON application.
Persons at distance wishing To make con-
tracts for advertising IN any town, city, county,
state or Territory in the United states, or any
portion of the dominion Of Canada, may send
a concise statement Of what they want, together
with o copy of the Ad,V.. i>ri'icnf they de-
sire inserted, and will receive information by
return mail which will enable them 10 decide
whether Ia increase or reduce the order FOR
such information there il no charge, orders
arr taken fora single paper rs well AS for list;
for "a single dollar IA well a. for larger sum.
Onices (rimes Building,
4! Park Row n, 7.
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TIME TABLE.

I Until further notice, the Fer1y boat, Three
~ states,' will make the following trips
daily, excepting sundays, viz
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AorSD cirY ACCOMMODATION
Leave AFRO .......... .....l2 ~ and ~ T. VI
90 MOUND CiI \ ...... .. I ~ aud 3 90
Mound city Accommodation runs Wednesday
Aud saturday
Making close connections 10 and from all
ppints hast aud North, at lndianapoli. aud Gin
c.nnaii, and to and from all point, south and
West by nail aud river
NJ. b. GOODRICH, HI. MORRILL,,
Gent Ticket Ag't. General sup't
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RAILROADS.
TIME CARD.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.


JAMES JOHNSON, Agent.
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kNn 90 REWARD--for case of
SDUO.OO Chills which my Indian
kgne Remedy will not efectually eradicate nom
thc svstem Only 20 cents Tor hill directions for
compoundng the medicine; satisfaction guar
anteen or money refunded, Address r. W
RUSSELL, Mineral SPRING., Ohio.
$50. IL -d&wiw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26
The Conner Fishery.

SIR. Conner, OF the Pionser Fishery
on the Truckee river, five miles above
Truckec. says the Truckee Republican
Of May %. was Ia town to-day. Mr.,
Z. Informs US that the fishery has been
established five years, and the owners
are now fairly beginning to reap sub.
stantial friits from their enterprise.
The dsmsnd for their trout to stock
fish ponds In various places on thls
coast, IL Increasing rapidly and fully
equals the expectations OF the pre-
prietors Of the fishery. They yester.
day received an order for 1900 one.
year old trout from Mr.. Elstner, OF
Carson, for stocking his private pend.
The fiye.year old trout at the Conner
Fishery will average from two to four
pounds each. Nearly all OF this class
were sold oil last season. or the
fsur.year old trout they have now In
their pond. 1000. they will average
one and u halt pounds each. or the
three-ycar old they have 10000. aver
aging t~hree-fourths OF q pound. or
the twe.year old they have scarcely
any on hand. They sold OF ths latter
age last easo 1900; they also lost a
large number Winter before last by
the breaking Of n Greer tho ish lind
ing their way to the river. OF tho
old trout they have 10000
now on hand. They are making
preparations for haiching 500, 900 trout
this season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26
Eureka Items.
From the Cupel. NAY al


ID. McMurchy, one OF the old.time
prospeetors who pioneered Gold Hill,
Treasure Hill aud Virginia City. has
made fortunes. aud. as 10 usual with
the old.time prospector, has lost them.
Now IL appears as II Nc, the ensrget-
ic. IL again about to receive the smiles
Of fortune, and be oHcs nero as In
times agone financially. In January,
1871, he left Eureka TO wander In un-
known fields. where he could WELD his
pick and delve In the bowels Of the
earth without fear Of adverse claim
ants. While vending 'iis way through
the mountains. In the direction Of
Chimney Station, on the Palisade
stage road, he came upon mineral
bearing rock, and there hs pitched his
camp. The district Was named Ante
lope, claims were located, and ever
since the discovery work upon them
has been continued. One OF the mlnes
has been opened TO the depth OF 1853
feet. showing q We ll-defined ledge with
good walls. Que has \ shaft down 81
feet, exhibiting mineral Of q good quail
lty. aud another with \ Il. foot shan,
shows handsomely aud has considers.
BILE ore on the dump From the three
mines, about 200 tons Of good milling
orc have been taken out. which will
probably 20 from $40 to $3.50 per ton.
The owner OF these mines has several
men at work, and ere Is being extract
ell from all the lodges. There 10 no
scarcity OF either wood or water In the
vicinity. II would be we'll for capital
lists seeking Investments In mines to
notice the district. The veins are rep
resented as being true assures, show
Ing FROM I'VE TO six feet Of ore. and are
sufficiently developed to establish their
psrmanence.
+. Betschman shipped by team to-
day, to tho Richmond Furnace. 1000
pounds OF ore that. judging from for
mcr assays, will average over $500 per
ten. j. Wadlsh Il Co. are shipping to
The IIoosic Furnace all the ore sx.
from their mines, and other
are preparing TO forward their
,rss rs soon rs arrangements can be
made satisfactory. Miners throughout
he district are vigorously prospecting
heir various claims, and flattering re-
ults may be expected In q few months.
The Newark mill Is running incsssant-
v. but with what effect i unknown to
outsiders.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26
aBelmout Mining Items.
From the Courier. May al

Since our last Issue there has been
netting OF Importance transplred In
either OF the principal mines 70 justify
an extended report.
The Belmont Company are still run.
ing their DRIFT toward their north line,
and sinking on the lower section OF the
new perpendicular shaft. For q few
days past no orc has been shipped to
the MILL. Tho mire, however, In the
meantime. Is being put In a condition
to yield abundantly when STOPPING Is
resumed.
Tho FL Dorado Company are raising
f~irst.class ore from the level mention
cd last week. The MILL continues to
run on good ores from the mine, an
abundance Of which ls OIL hand ut the
mill.
The Monitor Belmont Company
lust now are bending their energies
mainly In running q DRIFT to connect
with the old works, for the purpose o.
obtaining air. Stockholders will, un.
doubtediy, DO comiorted before n great
while. The mine Is being opened In
n name which will surely enable
the company to take out large guam
titles OF ore, OF which this mine In,
hitherto demo to an extent that gave
stockholders regular dividends; and
| such will DO the case again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26
Reno Items.

From the Journal, May 2d.I
Sheriffs Jones and Kinksad are sue
ceedlng we'll a. Changers. In tho
field OF their labers ltls Courthouse
yard q great Improvement Ia already
visible. and II they do not weary In
well-doing another year will make
tho surroundings OF tho Courthouse
OF Wsshos county al attractive as any
on the coast. One hundred trees
(Lombardy poplar have been planted
and are now leafing out, alfalfa has
been Gown aud 10 just coming up. The
fence has been repaired, water for IT.
rlgating supplied aud the walks
gravslsd. By the constant attention
Of our worthy Sheriff. this much has
Hsen accomplished aud more may DO
expected, US "grangerlng' Is popu-
lar now.
Tho freight train from the west, In
taking the side track last evening
about 7 o'clock, threw n car or the
track. It wasas nearly across two dlf'
fsrsnt lines OF track rs II was possible
for one q to get. The incident at
tracted q large number Of people
enough In fact to have placed II back
upon the track. The damage was
slight and the delay caused was unlm'
p0rtant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26
n Remarkable Suicide.
New orlssns Correspondence Of the
v,.k wnxll Nal

New Orleans Correspondence Of the New
York World, Mayi.
A remarkable aud romantic suicide
OF a member Of que Of the first fam
ilies has last occurred here. The pre-
yaillng opinion Is that the death wal
accidental, but II Is known to the
friends Of the family to have bsen .
suicide.
LAST Winter a beautiful aud highly
accomplished young girl removed to
this city from Natchez. Her parents
were In moderate circumstances. She
entered heartily into the social gay
eties Of the season, and at the tormin-
alton thereof found she had won two
lovers. One was q young clerk, hand.
some, gay and fascinating !; the other
q merchant OF extensive means, but
soms years older than his rival.
Society generally believed that the
young man had won the maiden's
heart, but her good sense prevailed
over her sense OF romance, and she
accepted the hand OF the merchant.
A few days ago they were married.
Among the guests present at the Ger
smony was the rejected lover. lie
was In excellent spirits. and never
shons to better advantage. The
guests having departed. the bride re-
tired, and the groom and q few friends
gathered la the upper rsom to drink q
parting toast. just as the champagne
cork popped and few TO the ceiling
| the young man entered, approaching
the groom, and without an angry or
warning word felled him TO the floor.
| The friends intsrfered and prevented
an immediate encounter. The groem,
much excited, insisted upon q prompt
settlement. The house was searched
high and low for weapons, and Meth
ins but q pair OF old rusty folls found.
Tbs buttons were broken frem these,
the men placed In position, aud In a
moment more engaged In mortal COM
hat. The ysung man was the better
swordsman, and by n quick and sud-
den pass disarmed his opponent, threw
him on his back, and was In the act OF
thrustiny tae foil through the strug-
cling mans threat when the door few
OMEN and the bride, clad In her night
dfsss. rushed In, threw herself be.
tween the combatants, and begged her
husbands life from his rivals hands.
The young man, with an oath, threw
his foil upon the floor and rushed from
| the house. The nsxt morning he was
found with a bullet thr0agh his brain.
| The facts, through the Influence OF the
partles engaged, were suppressed, and
the shooting pronouuced accidental.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26
AN EDUCATIONAL AMENDMENT.

Senator Stewart Of this State, intro
duced into the Senate yesterday n Of
the most important subjects which has
been discussed this session, viz: that
Of popular education. He presented
and procured referred to the Judiciary
Committee a jsint resolution, propes-
Ing Ii as an amendment to the Consti.
tuition. which authorizes Congress In
eass that any State shall fall to main
tain a common school system for sle-
msntary education Of all persons be-
tween i've and ifteen years Of age, to
establish such system In such neglect
ful or recusant State, ~andlchargs the
esst thereto. The Idea strikes US as
beth original and good. One Of the
most powerful factors In the diseoa-
tent outlawry and abnormal condl-
ton Of the reconstructed States to-day
IL the Ignorance Of the m,jsrity OF Ia
electors. Up to the close Of the wal
there were few common schools south
OF Mason's aud Dixsn's line. The
lever classes Of whites" poor whit
trash "-wsrs aud are to-day STEPPED
In tho lowest depths Of lgnorancs
The end Of tho war added to thi
class. which sven prior thereto was II
. majority, a swarm Of blacks scarcely
more ignsrant or untitled to sxereis
the functions Of electors. We all know
what tho result has been. Since Tn
war, efforts have been made to estso
lish free schools Ia several OF IN
Southern States, but with Indifferent
success. Tho proposition OF Mr
Stewart Is tho flrst step toward 4 Ma
tional system OF compulsory educa
ton, a system which la u Judgusn
each succeeding year shows TO be wis
and safe and necessary. II 10 to b
hoped that ere long We shall heal
again from Mr.. S,ewart'i latest reso
linton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26

Sourn CAROLINA must be In a de-
plerabls condition at the present time,
judging from the statements Of the
Southern newspapers. The Governor,
a fortnight ago. pardoned twenty
seven convicts cut OF the peniteatiary
because the State wa, too poor to keep
them. They marched In a body to the
State House and asked for relief. Out
Of the thlrty-ons County Tressurer' In
the State. twenty arc In default to the
sum Of $500, 900. or sixty grand and
petit jurors drawn for the last County
Court at Beaufort, only enc was white
or could read.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26
SUIT AGAINST THE sUTRO TUNNEL
COMPANY.

A will be seen by sur dispatches
auit was commenced In the Fifteenth
District Court Of san Francisco to-day,
against the Sutre Tunnel Company.
The plaintiffs are those mining GEN.
panics who entered into the original
contract with Sutrs. and they claim,
what everyone knows to be the fact,
that no has utterly failed to fulfill any
portion OF said contract. The suit Il
brought to cancel the contract aud tc
relieve plaintiff, from paying the roy
atty stipulated therein. AZ every In
tellisent reader knows, the result o
this suit will not alone Affect the min
Ing companies which are plaintiffs
1t will 10 Of vast Importance to all on
mining companies, and. In fact, Il
every miner upon the Comstock lode