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pany, No 1914 Canal street. New Orleans, December
L. 1575-The annual election for Directors this
company will be held at the office, No 124 Canal
street on MONDAY. the Goth inst, between the
hours of 10 A. NJ. and p. M.
de- ITO G.. G. LEWIS Secretary.
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the great sensation, ''infelice, at Eyrich g.
Price So.
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Bank of America-New Orleans. December
g. ls75-Notice is hereby given to the OF
be held on the 14lh of December, 1875 at the Bank
ing House of said bank in this city for the purpose
of considering whether the bank will go into voun
tary bankIuptey and of voting on said question
IA EDGAR HINCKS Cashier.
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vuTANTED-Some three or four nice Famlil les can
w be accommodated with fine Furnished ho oor1s
and the best Of Board At n St Gnafes
+hrv daT Boarders will be taken at four dollars
Der week payable in advance This Is grsas class
ton from former prices The h Osss appy but the
hast Of people. Remember 149 ST. Charles street,
1y&
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vx1ANTED-Secondhand Carriages ana bugga0 of
any one having such and wishing 70 GsRuso on
i. l. MAoDoN' - my14I
riages.
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Thirteenth Ward Democratic Club will Meet
at the WHITE HOUSE" corner Tchoupitoulas
and Vale nce streets, TIL URSDAY EVENING next,
December 9th 1875, at O'Clock. .,
d5 ct g. The w. E. CLARKE President.
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WANTS.

NxTANTED-To give half interest in an orange
w grove well located and a ready started to the
nroner party who will live the place and who has
q few hundred dollars 10 invest in sheep Addr1 IS
SEA COAST, Lock Box No. 49,. New orleans La
d2 5tt
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Wants and To Rent inserted in the BULLETIN fol
Fifty cents.
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La yariste Association, New Orleans, Dec.
/ 1s75-In accordance with Article 9 of the Amend,
ed Charter general meeting of the stockholders OF
this Assoca' ion will be held in La Variete CluD'
ROem on MONDAY, 18th inst, between the hours
of I and 9 O'Clock 2 NJ, for the purpose OF elec'ng
~ WILL STEVEN,
dotta Secretary.
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Special Notice to Superstition this date
through bills lading will be given to all stations
Texas and Pacific International and Great Northern,
and Texas Central Railroads. via Red River.
M w. JOYCE,
d5tf Agent Texas Pacific Ra lway Co.
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xITANTED-5oOoo Ladies and Gentlemen ,s 70 c ,ha
w and examine the latest novelty OUT, S1le era.
NJ n y On exhibition and for sale by L. 1. N -
DIX IS Carondelet street.
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vHTANTED-A Purchaser for a 162-acre Farm %
w acres under cultvation,) 50 mills up the n. ~
ST T.. and c, R. r., 9 miles from Tickfaw Stations
1000 bearing grape vines, 100 pear, l5e peach,
Is pecan and 50 apple trees; Good dwelling mouse
stables and necessary outbuildings. cheap I9r casn
Address FARMER, this Once, anu s.a'o VIZ" io ~
;ntarview can be had 10 "
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vxTANTED-A private family residing a. So ma
w St. Peter street. fronting on Jackson or zen.
desire to rent two front rooms 70 ghont hoard.
tlemen and their wives, Win or "i'no"'
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vxTANTED-A good Washerwonan to 40 W ASH
w ing aud Ironing on my premises. Situation per
hatween 10 A. M and p. NJ. at No. TAI Magazine
street between Third and Fourth streets. de8 1t"
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Office New Orleans and CarrolltOu Railroad
Company New Orleans December B. 1a75.-The an
nua election for Directors of this Company Will take
place according TO law on MONDAY, January 3,
is76 between the hours of 10 a. NJ and 7. NJ, at
the office No. II Baronne street
IA i'm Z. MCBRIDE, Secretary.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
General News.

Foreign and Domestic Markets.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. THE Presidents mes
sage was read by Mr.. Gorham, Secretary of the
Senate.
Senate adjourned to noon tomorrow.
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d. t13

Once of the Hope Insurance Company q
New Orleans No 125 Common street, New Orleans,
December l. Is75-The annual election for Directors
of this Company will be held at its office, No ID
Common street on MONDAY, 18th December, 1879,
from II o'clock NJ. to o'clock r M
al IA LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Southern Bank, New Orleans, rov. 20,
1s75-An election for directors this bank TO serve
for tia ensuing wear will bs held at its Bank ing
House on the sth of December, 1872 from II CLOCK
NJ to o'clock p. NJ. o,.
MO I'd d. UAhn' Ca'hio'
New Orleans November IL, $50 MR.
Holm v MOORE is this day admitted partner IN
onr house and the firm name is changed TO PIICh-
AM PRITCHARD & BICKHAM,
,17,m No. 1872 Gravier street.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
WESTERN. dispatches
CALIFORNIA.

L" " -
sailisE Usasr False Cslor-Ths
Employ ment RWindier-Prsks-
BE Fatal Array.
SAx FnAscrsco. July ls-l p. NJ
In the Police Court this morning. a
medical pretender. styling himself DR..
Maxwell. Who has occupied the time Of
the Court 70 q considerable extent. IVES
convicted on charges Of psrsonating .
physician Of the samo name, and ines
can't assault on q lady patisn. and sen.
fenced 10 SIX months In the County
Jail. A number Of indictments arc still
pending against Maxwell for illegal
practices. He 10 q quack and humbug
Of the Arst order.
The case Of welton, manager OF tho
American Employment and Real Estate
Agency, for conducting business contra.
ry 10 the manner required by law, was
continued To enable him TO procure tyi.
denss.
AprObably fatal ARRAY took place just
before noon at the Oakland ferry wharf
between benjamin Muntz, driver Of the
Transfer Company's wagon. and VIM.
McGilligan. runner for the United States
Hotel. The trouble originated about
some baggage matters. Muntz struck
McGilligsn twice on the head With o
hammer. inhicting wounds which 1t IL
feared will provo fatal: Muntz was
taken TO tho City Prison, and expressed
much regret at tho occurrence, claiming
that he acted In self defense. Muntz
wus taken homo insensibls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

ANOTHER MILL.-From A. d. Mesch.
am. OF Cornucopia. who has had a hand
In the business, We learn that Mr.. vii.
Its has purchased for the Mardis Silver
Company In Bruno District, In this
county. the Golden Age mill, at Silver
City. New. the property Of the Fulton
Foundry. This Ia q hne l0-stamp mill
Of the most improved pattern, the bate
riss being similar to those now In use
In the Consolidated Virginia mill, near
the mine. The Mardis ID considered by
all to be o good piece Of ground, and
with these stamps To crush It's ore will
undoubtedly be brought out In its true
eolors. The machinery for the mill will
be shipped ut once, and IL expected 70
arrive In Elko some time next week.
from whence II will bs shipped to ito
destination on teans In short meter.
Success TO the now enterprise .-Eiko In.
dependent, Julyl7h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
what a Lightning Stroke 10 Like.

A. Castle. whose experience In being
struck by lightning we alluded to last
week, has told az all about II, and we
are content to take his word for II. As
the storm came up he put his team In
the barn and sat down In the door fac
ing the inside. The stroke Of lightning
which killed his horses and p%rostratsd
him did It's work too swiftly to give him
the slightest warning OF It's coming. His
first remembrance after returning to
consciousness Was Of hearing his daugh-
Ter, who had run down from the house,
about % rods distant. e1claim. ooh,
father 10 dead" Upon opening his
eyes, the whole air and sky seemed TO
be In a blaze. He also became con
scious Of the most intease suffering.
and especially in his lower limbs. He
says the pain was like that Of a burn.
and that no could not have suffered
more for tho hour that followed II he
had been held In the flames. His wife
and daughter, upon seeing that he was
still alive, desired to remove him 10 the
house, but he begged to DO left where he
was and not TO be disturbed, as be felt
that lie could live but O few minutes,
and that no might rs well die there a. to
be put to the needless torture Of remo-
val. Al he seemed to gain strength,
however. he was soon taken 10 the
house aud mado as comfortable % pos
aiblo, but eight or ten hours elapsed be-
fore no was able 10 owe either Of his
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
The injecting at Wissbledon - Our
Boys DIETING Away with the
Prisos.

The injecting NJ WiabIedon = Our
Boys DIETING Away wish she
Priscs. HT
LONDON. July lo.-Tho ties Of Satur-
day at Wimbledon. for the 81. Legor
sweepstakes were shot of to-day Full.
ton. Of the Americans. won-Mitehell
second. Rigby third. Shooting for the
Albert prizes is taking place to-day at
Wimbledon. Tho ranges m 200. 600
and 300 yards. Shooting at the first two
ranges 10 finished. the cores show Gil
dsrsleevs 2 points ahead, having made
Cs out Of 4 possible 20. At the first
range. Gildsrsloevs. Fslton and Cole
man. Of the Americans, each made 81
points out Of apossibls 50; while Ham.
ilton. Petty. Wyatt, Grssnhill and Rig
by, the latter two Of the Irish eight,
made sc points. At the second range
only Grscnhill and Rigby maintained q
close competition with the Americans.
scoring % points Zach.
In the match for the Rifle Association
cup, in which each man has 10 shots at
COO yards, Coleman scored 4s out Of q
possible 80. leading q large number Of
competitors. Gildersleovo also made
4s. The excellence OF tho American
marksmen creates much applause and
aAtonishmsnt.
Abasde.sd she Siege.
MADRID. July lo.-Ths Carlists have
abandoned the siege Of Paycarda.
liavarisn Eisstien Returns. ID
BERLIN. July 19.-Rsturns Of the b.
varian elections indicate that the Elscto-
raj College will consist Of II Liberals
to 10 Ultram o~ntaines.
hank OF EuEisnd Buiiion.
LONDON. July 19.-!Tho amount Of
bullion Como into the Bank OF England
balance today Is El83,00 0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
TO the CITIZENS OF GOLD aILL.

You are all invited to call and inspect
our new and elegant store with its full,
rich stock OF watches. chains. jswelry,
silyerwaro. diamonds, clocks, bronIes,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always DO re-
ceived In q courteous manner by ]. W.
Tucker. l3l Kearny street, who Will ai'
ways take pleasure in showing custom
ers through his stock OF goods, never
considering II a trouble. but always AK
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail to call and see him ere you
purchase elsewhere. He will send good,
for selection to any part Of the States
and will repair watches and jswslry sent
through Wells. Fargo & Co., guarantee
ing all work which leaves his store; en-.
ploying. as he docs, the best Of work.
men. Don't forget his new store--l3l
Kearny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
TnE ATHLETIC aPoRrs YnrER.
DAY.

Miller. Bauer and Resnisr. the Ro-
man vrsssiers and athletes, assisted by
Gilpin. gave IN exhibition ct Piper's
opsra House. Virginia, yesterday after.
noon and evening. During the after
noon exhibition everything passed Of
pleasantly. and many remarkable fsats
OF strength we're performed BY each.
among the greatest OF which was raising
two eighty pound dumb bells BY Miller
twenty times In succession. he having
one in esch hand and raising them 10
arms' length over head each time. He
also raised q dumb bell Weighing 100
pounds 70 anna length over his head
with both hands, and holding u there In
his right, had another Weighing 80
pounds placed In his left hand. which
he raised 10 arms' length seven or eight
times. Bauer reformed the difficult
feat Of standing on q chair. q number
Of men sitting on his feet TO hold him
solid) aud bending backwards. picked
up . couple Of dumb bell weighing 30
pounds each. with which he again raised
TO . standing position on the chair.
Rsgnier also performed . number OF
difficult fsats Of strength. among which
catching . large ball OF iron, weighing
GO pounds. in a bowl held horizontally
at arms length and holding IL there for
n considerable time wa among the most
difficult. Many others were also done
which elected the applause OF all who
who saw them. Tho evening perfor-
nance was. however. q complete failure
from the fact that Bauer very inn
prudently appeared On the stage. against
the advice OF the others, when be was in
no condition TO do 20. In attempting
to take his part. he frequently let the
large iron ball fall. with signal damage
Ia the stage. the boards Of which were
broken nearly every time. Miller would
not wrestle with him. and not to be denied,
Regnier came on tho stage and Of course
threw him. with such force too a. to
dislocate Bauer's shoulder, upon which
tho exhibition came 10 . close. Very
few persons were present at either the
afternoon or evening performance. q
fact probably attributable to tho gen.
eral dissatisfaction nj the result OF the
wrestling match between Regnisr and
Farnsworth q week ago yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19
r.s.p Amy AD>.r Hs~rs.

Fatal Aasuy Anssg Nsgrsss. =
NEW YoRx, June l9.-During . quar-.
rsl among some drunken negroes In .
saloon yesterday. ons mar was killed,
another fatally wounded and two or
three badly cut. -rl
TIE Chsrps.aiss Claim o.ss Moro
CHicAoo. July 1.-THE Latr.0usan's
washington's special says Attorney
General Pisrrspont has spent much
time In mailing an exhaustive review Of.
the c~horpenning Claim. and has COM
plstsd his report thereon. Attorneys
for claimant have. however, asked for
two days more. In which 70 Ale ad-
ditionai briefs, pending which the pro-
mitigation Of ~Pisrrepont's decision IL
suspended. Judge Black IL one Of the
counsel for claimant. and he has flsd an
argument holding that after the claim
had been in pursuance Of an oct Of
Congress csttlsd by the Postmaster
General, It was completely beyond the
power Of the United States Congress 10
interfere and that the act ~suspsnding
payment was therefor void. II will nat
urally be inferred. from the fact that the
motion for delay comes from the claim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

CERTAINTY i-when q man undertakes 10
make HE own investments for hturs need, be
10 obliged to assume that he viii have time 10
oomplets them. That 10. be must assume -
certainty the VERY thing who<e unccrtalnfy
causes him TO make provls:ou At al. But u hs
insurvs his life and then lives 10 old age, the
psliey viii prove . better cash invcstment than
he can easily make In any other manner, taking
into account it, freedom frum all and eycry
hazard. nj he die. early, the object of making
q Provision for his family u Instantly attained.
Insure In the New York Life.
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nrp.rsur,. Last Evsstnr.
ssvsHr MINING AccIpxxr.-At about

SsysEE MIxISa AccIpxxr.-At about
Ave O'Clock Saturday evening. an acct
dent occurred in the Crown Point mino
whereby Michael Kennedy. ono OF the
mos, csiimabls young men in Gold Hill,
narrowly escaped instant death. and a.
it il will be apt to be crippled for life
from his injuries. Ho was n station
tender on the ii00-foot level Of the
mine. and hal just ran q car ON the
GAG when a block 10 wood. twelve inch
~ square. which fell $50 feet down the
shaft, from where u number Of men
were engaged in rstimbering ID. struck
him on tho right arm below the elbow,
AMI crushed 1t in a frigh.ful manner.
Tho thumb OF his left hand wac also
broken. aud was a%mputated at the fint
Joint. Had his head been m inch far
ther in the shaft. he would have been
ssnt into eternity without q moments
warning. AZ IL was his forehead Was
scratched by the descending mizslc. lie
~as taken to the surface with all posi-
~. expedition, and medical assistance
llOfuttu. iho e'Nhot" WV
opinion that IL vas useless tn attempt to
save his arm. ~ IL WIS n mass OF mutt
lated flesh. but the Young man AMI his
friends being unwilling to submit to
this decision, IL was determined that he
be taken 20 San Francisco AMI placed
under a physician there. He ae-
cordin,ly left on Saturday even
inc's train, accompanied by hi.
brother. aud 4. McMartin. Chief OF
the Gold Hill Fire Department. The
accident is especially painful. - he
j. a Young man Of great promise. and
JUS, on the threshold Of life. being only
iwcnty-one years Of age. Hs carries
with him the good wishes and deep
sympathy Of tho whole community
with whom he is n universal favorite:
We arr unable to say whether any OF
the men working In the SHAFT can 10
charged with the blame OF the terrible
accident, hut whether such is the case
OF not, Il should serve n n warning 10
wen 10 use the utmost pfecaution. where
.hs loss al human life may DO the result
false move. Tho young man Dor
%niurics with the fortiiuds OF u hero,
!. h. wa, no surveyed bis poor multi.
- -, a., ,be accident. brought
Tar, ~ a,ony 10 tue eyes Of his friends,
who were forced TO witness his suffer-
inc. without being able to relieve them.
lie arrived nj San Francisco Sunday ev-
sning all light; oat mo
eharse 'ou n;.,, W. learn by n dispatch.
ms arm. asn,iv sscompl;shed to-day.
was $3.50. .h,va we learn that
S,nse s.a AL D;cr Williams. the
DICK pa. H. ,ha RAJ, M ,bs time
the accident happened. have been dis
charged from the mine.
.xxr., N,,,,xas.-The regular an
an. ,,ro~,rc mining
nnai "eeuhs
COMPANIES VIII W ne' -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

A s~uypocArISo couou.-In . letter TO Mrs.
Charlotte Llsle, Of Chicsgo, . lady well known
a. . contributor TO the Western prcss. she
asertbes the cure Of . dangerous cough. accom-.
psnled by bleeding at the lung, TO iiale's
Honey OF uorehound and Tar. my cough"
she says, "threatened 20 suffocate me .
but the Honey OF iioruhound and Tar has
removed every trace Of t." The letter was to
. lady friend IN this city. who has placed u at
the disposal Of @. N. Crltienton, 7 Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

MrmmcK's IxroHrrp on Is a simple rome.
d. but powerful 10 do rood, Cures rheumS
ti,m and neuralgia and kiiis ali pain instantly.
l. perfectly .afs and harmless. Price. 20 cents,
and vofih.its weight In gold. We challenge
the world 10 produce its eqlal. AZ, nts-
Crane % Brigham. Wholesale Drggi.!r; saa
~i.t. " II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

Observation-Disclosures BY the Medical PROF
fes.lon, DR.. VIM. uairs Balsam for the Lung
eures Coughs, Cnlds and Consumption, and On
disesses of the Throat and Chsst. Or. Towns-
lsy's Toothaehs Anodyne cures In one nln.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

II rrorLz who suffer from the dull stupidity
that meets us everywhere In Spring. and too
onen In all seasona Of the year. knew
quick Il could be c. red 81. taking AJefIs Bar
saparllla 70 purge the bile nom thsif rystsins.
ne should have betisr neighbour - veil -
clearer heads 10 deal With.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

MfNERs. misunderstanding new. Ths
New York Life Insurance. Company now In.
sure miners. Apply 81 0enerai. Agency once.
Rocms I and ., Marye's buildinE, Virgins,
New. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

Nixon AccrpExr.-while John No
Ksnzio vas working in a drift Of the
Crown Point mine Friday night. a large
rock fell from the side and struck him
on the left arm. inficting IN ugly look
ing wound. about i've inches long.
The same night Mr. Cameron, n miner
in the 0verman, was climbing up q lad
iyr from one TO another level In the
nine. preceded by his partner. who was
carrying u underground sledgs In his
aand. This slipped from his grasp. and
,nlling q distance OF about twelve feet.
struck Cameron ON the head. cutting
through q thick Int which he wore nj
the time. and inficting a wound two or
:hreo inches in length. He retained his
Consciousness and managed to main
tain his hold upon the ladder. elso be
had been precipitated q hundred feet
| Town the shaft. DIR. A. =. Fslconer 1T
tended both Mckenzie and Cameron.
IA boy about fourteen years Of age.
named William Mcbride. received nm
ugly gun.shot wound in the thigh under
rather peculiar circumstance. He has
.or some time been employed TO attend
tho National Guard target. near the first
tunnel. south Of Virginia He has been
accustomed to sit behind tho target
(which In made principally Of iron)
Turing practice. against the advice Of the
members Of the company. who werc,
afraid that q bullet might some time
pass through the wooden portion OF the
taHet below tho iron and hurt tho boy.
he however did not heed their advice.
AMI last Friday paid the penalty by be-
ing shot exactly In the way II wal feared
no wonld 10. -. About 3 7. n. Satur-
lay, Martin Tregallis, IN employs OF
the Gold Hill foundry. had his right
thumb almost ont eli by a band saw.
II entered between the thumb and index
finger and cut about two inches back
toward the wrist. Another hall inch
and the whole side Of his hand would
have been shaved smooth Of.
DIR. p. T. Kirby attended him.
and hopes to save his thumb. ......
Ed. Conway. n miner. working on the
l3OO-foot level Of the Crown Point mine.
received a fall yesterday that will lay
him up for q fow days. He was step
ping across tho incline 10 get q pick.
and placing his foot on . piece Of loose
timber, which rolled from under him,
;en "osn .he lne,,ne 49, hsS,n
iee., ss'uns onV -
home.
The wRoSa CrsroNKn.-The natural
meanness with which some people are
dll.d. 6uas ven whom they get drunk,
81 u.nx ,;n,.. . eovar5,y chr GET.
=. .-.,s.
iuh VI "q"o'' .A" W."
ial courage to 40 some eonteinpup'o ac'
which no would lack the ace 70 com
init. unless cioaked from the searching
eye o the woria shaer .no NJ.
...",,;..,, nao,,. hnwcyer' know that
no man, the very essence OF whose ma.
ture Is not thai Of ~olaekguaIo, win 70
saii.y az. wsa, 49, ona of this
inore man uni.r,oot N barL
CLASS OF oan - v;ra;n;a ,.s,s,day
tue wropg wv 81, ,Sa, hs hi
ana sooh i't ,.sn =. I.,cs;nsd
more 9n Mn n ;.. ~ ~ S,nr,
LOT. .Snn, Soon anil ;nsi
larson sus.., Sn,,or a,.nus
os,o,o cs;n.ss DOCTOR. Office. In
ente,sI mnosrs,noniou.lv began to
Vii. 49,. ,.iIs So~n- nj eourse new
o., .n sns,an, Framing that a China.
In wnn,s hays M, eo1nge to punch
man n. w.s very siSnally mis-.
us" o., ,hs ~ay that Celestial bun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-19

A WHOLE Catholic congregation. oon.
sisting Of LOO persons, at Carleton, N.
b., recently took the temperance pledge
together.