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gLrrYVaaAPHRa. o 5NoFs+nEses at sINess IL
KEISsSanAa's, Elssenth street between Maisssnd
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LEpcsRs TO- order at SssooSs 6 KEINISsaIAM'ss
Eleventh strcc1 between Main and Cary. f
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CAsH-BooKs to- order ut StAoNS KKHrSG-
lian,s, Eleventh Ireet between Main and Cary.
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:, ,LITHoGaAPHED ctGiAR-LABELs at: StAoSs q
KEIS1NG,aaM's Els aenth street between Main aud
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, LITHoGRAPsHEp, GAleoY-LABEas At kIH0SS %
KEISINsH4as,s, EieHenth street batween Main and
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sxsIL F1ars.--T The alarm Of fire az 1:lo

SMsLL .FIHEs.-Tba alarm Of fire as 1:lGs
o'clock p. H. on Sunday from Box 4.
Third police station, was caused By the par.
tial burning OF the grocer. and feed-st6re OF
Mr. j. ii. Thorpe, on Che north side Of Broad
street, next to- othe.eorner OF Foushees Mr.
Thorpe and bis family, reside over the store
bat at the time Of the 6re (Which is supposed
to have been the Work. OF an fncendiary} they
were Ia the country. Loss upon stock kabout
SOs, Insured for $1,000 Ia the Commercial
Fire Lnspranee Company OF Richmond. The
sbufhing was only slightly damaged. .r
about Sss5 the, frenaen were called out
again by an alarm from Box 4, caused BY tie
.upsetsfpg or explosion Of an oil. Eanp at Mr.. !,
iMtD0xelRs residence on Brold street near,
;the conner Of First. ia.
TnR EwuasoN TO WEST PoMy YEsYra.
lpAw --AanawonT Tribe /. O. RIM. made
sheir. third annual excursion to West Point
yesterday, morning, ana spent q very plea
sant day. Is large number of persons avail.
ed themselves Of the opportunity foY a brief
respite from business and enjoyed them.
series in various ways. Among the features
Of the day vas a Datch game of baseball
between the Swan and Pacific Clubs Of this
city IN which the former club was success.
fol, tile. score standing Swan, - /; Paei6c,
%. The playing OF the Pacific Club Is said
to hs1e-been excellent The premium to the
hand$emest lady. present "a work-boy) was,
awarded TO Miss Ida Carter 6y committee
ofgenslemen ;: while that to the best.looking
gentlezaan "a ameersehaum ppe}was awaried
to Mr.. James Z. lyle By q committee Of la-i
b. 81 ~. 80 - IL az $50 ga.I
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8 CAIIeeEs- asaity, fast eoIors-l 1000 pieces
TO be- sold at EEvx Broth RBss at 6H4e. per yatd.
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ACCIDENT TO A BUGeY.-About SO oclock
ON Sunday afternoon, as Messrs. AeauoWs
and LewefleD turned the corner OF seven,
,eenth street from Main the horse ieii' ana
tho buggy in which they were riaiug was
uoset and both gentlemen were thrown out;
che former had bis face and leg ipJnrea, anu
the latter received cuts about the head. as.
sistanee was rendered by persons IN Tue
neighborhood, and after their injuries "ere
| dressed the gentlemen drove on
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TIKI COMMON COUNCEL.

u.~Ilo o! The Common Council was
,..'rraay afternoon. The body was
:, order ny Mr.. samuel II. Pulliam,
81 ~. lj, motion Mr. VI. l.. S'raus was III.
..' .-. 49,. preside III The absence OF President
.-,..a, Q. Cay Ward. MIR. S.raus took
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OpEN.AIR MEETINGS SUNDAY.-The open
air meetings held Sunday afternoon under
the auspices of the Young Mems Christian
Association, were largely attended.
At the meeting at the corner of Seven
teenth and Washington streets the following
persons took part: Rev. Fl. A. Tupper. D.
D, J. B. Watkins, Mr. j. T. Ellyson, Revs.
H. C. Cheatham and j. NJ. Darden, and G.
p. Rady, Esq. About three hundred per.
sons were present, and several asked for the
prayers of the Christians present.
at the meeting held at the corner of Tenth
and Byrd streets there was a large crowd
present. Rev. j. B. Jeter. D. D.. Rev. Mr..
J. Fl Kepler, Mr.. w. G. Mayo. Dr.. Joseph
Michard, w. Ellyson, Booton Hill, Jackson
B. Wood, and others took part in the meet.
ing. e-
At the city Jail three meetings were held
one in charge of Mr.. j. D. x. Sleigbt, who
was assisted by Messrs. j. ?. Swords,
TIL. D. Walford, and others. Another was
in charge of Mr.. II. Theodore Ellyson, as
sisted by Mcssrs. W. S. DoDnau, Jud. b.
Wood, W. G. Biting, and +. D. Hotcbkiss.
At this meeting several OF the prisoners
asked tor prayers. In the other meeting all
of the above-named gentlemen participated.
All of the meetings were largely attended
and much interest was manifested by the
prisoners. ..
Noon prayer.meetings are held at the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation every day at 12 N.
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INTERESTING TO SHIPPERs-WHY THE JAMES
RIVER -TowiSG COMPANY WOULDN'T HIRE
THEIR BARGEs.-Tbe Gallego Mills Manuiac.
turing Company have addressed the follow
ing letter to the president of the Chandler
of Commerce in reference to the refusal OF
the James River Towing Company to- hire
their barges to lightea the bark A bbie Clifford
because one of theictugs was not emplayed TO
tow the vessel. Mr.. Nolting, yice-president
of the Chamber, has the letter in his posses
sion, and it is probable that meeting OF that
BODY will be held at an early day to. consider
the matter. Tbs agent Of the towing cou,-
pany in this ci5p fthe concern being Baitl.
more con papy )jsIaLes that he acted under or
ders from headquarters in refusing to hire
the barges. j. --ri
RICHMOND. June II, 1873.
/" General Jbaeph h. anderson, Presideni
Richmen6 Chamber Of Commerce:
"Dear Siz,-We desire 10 cali the attention
of the Chambe of, Commerce to the follow
ing: The American brig Abbie CliHcEd,
bound to, the Port of Monteyideo, Sosth
America, comes to. our address for cargo
of flour. She is vessel OF heavy rdraaght,
and Garnet take in the ea,ire cargo here.
This being the case, we.agphed TO the James
River To8ipg and Transportation Company,
as usual, FOR barges to lighter the remainder
Of the cargo to City Poiat. To our surprise
we wore told that as tsa brig had aot en-
plosad their tow-boats they decliue8 furnish
ing their barges. We have no ccstro! oveE
CAPTAINS ot>vessels in tte employment oftos-
beats, and were forced TO tind other means OF
transportation. -.--- -
g AsregArds the arbitrary procedure COM
70, e,st from ia is uroecpSsary.
| Every respectfully youSs,
/ 0G. A. BARKsDaLR, Treasurer"
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SUNDAY CHURCH Notes.-The splendid
new organ which has recently been pur-
chased and put up in St James church was
used for the first time on Sunday. It is q
remarkably fine instrument, and many per-
sons who heard it expressed themselves as
greatly p'e'sed with the purchase. The mu-
sic was excellent and The services very in
teresting. Rev. Edward Wall read the
morning prayer, and Rev. Pike Powers
preached.
At the First Baptist church Rev. W. D.
Thomas, D. D., of Norfolk, preached two
able and eloquent sermons on Sunday-that
at night being the annual sermon before the
Young Mems Missionary Society of Rich
mopd College. Three persons were formally
received to membership-two by letter.
At the Second Baptist church six persons
were baptized by Rev. DR.. Biting at night
and one received by letter. Two conYer.
sions were reported in the Sunday school.
At Grace.S'reet Baptist church Rev. Pro-
fessor Charles Taylor, of Wake Forrest Col
lege, North Carolina, preached an impressive
sermon in the morning. One person was re-
ceiyed by letter, and one conversion report.
ed in the Sunday school. 49,.
At Pine-Street Baptist church one person
was baptized at night.
The Sidney church inaugurated its mis-.
sion services 10 Harvietown, where they will
bold regular Sunday afternoon services here
after. The meeting was we'll attended and
full Of interest. Two persons were received
by letter. -. -
At the Seventh. Street Christian one per
son was received into the fellowship of the
church. '-.-'
At the Broad-Street Methodist church or
Sunday morning Rev. William MCGEE. O
Manchester, preached. Rev. DR.. Granbery
being still absent from the city.
At Trinity Methodist seven persons were
received at night-fye on profession and two
by certificate.
Rev. D. P. Wills, presiding elder, preached
at the Manchester Methodist church on Sun
day morning. g.--.------.---.-..-..
At the Third Presbyterian church DR.. S
J. Baird, pastor, gave notice at the close o
the morning service that he had sent in hi:
resignation of the pastorate Of the church
and would ask the Presbytery at its mex
meeting to dissolve the pastoral relation
which he held with the church. This an
nouncement will be heard with deep regret
by many who have listened from Sabbath tc
Sabbath with interest to bis clear and lucid
exposition of the Scriptures.
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u,,rr.yx YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
.....-. ,sa4> at. The weather on sunday
5'" ,.... .,,,., ..ouay or cl> ~ and pleasant.
d" - l. a, ,b, Dteortrb oHc.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 2s,.
u. 4. survey Ne Ios.

TT \. LAND OPPIcE. CARSON CITY,
u. Nevada, August ~. is7s.-Notlcc 10
hereby given rh James Lowrey. james
O'Doinrll and Edward Eiiis, whose poet once
address 10 Gold llill. storey county: Nevads.
cpt for ffteen hundred Il ,t0) linear feet Of the
Lee lode or vein. bearing gold and silver. With
surface ground. elk hundred t6oO) feet In width.
situate, lying and being In silver star Mining
District. biorey county. Nevada, and known
a . II one. ne ss &C ot So oss
ship sixteen lSl north. range tventy-oae t7D
east. Mount Diablo meridian.
The exterior boundaries of paid loi No. M
being as follows, to.wit: Beginning 81 po-t
marked NO. !, Y. =. surycy NO. los, said pet p
Prospect Company. I. y. survey No. 100 and
l7i: thence running. nrrt course. north 6sk
degrees west. so feet TO poet No. 2. u. !. sur.
vcy No. los. whence bcarr the nag'sfsn on
Noun! Davidson north t2x degrevs wet. ,se
Toll House ,oaih six degrees cast; thcnss
running. second eourpc, south degrees aud %
minutes east, .,OO feet TO post No. 3. U. n. eur.
y,y No los. whence bearr the smokestark of
Occidental Mil south 81 degrees East. MOUNT
DAVIDSON fag.staff north 3,k degrees wrst:
thence running. third eourre, rcgih sh ue.
grees east. GAO feet 10 post No. =, =. survey
No. iOs; thence. fourih courre, north degrees
and 4, minutes west, |, 30 iect To poet No. 0,
U. II. survey No. i0s. said post being Identical
with poet No 3of the Prospect Company. ".
4, survey Nos l0c,and ist. and whence hears
the quarter section corner on north nne oi sec.
tion 4, township 10 north. range u east. Monht
DIablo meridian. north ca dcvrees and . min
utes csrt, distant 1.Csi feet; thence, hnh
cour,r, north ssx degrees weri. 3D0fert To- poet
No. I. the point Of beginning, containing
~ si.i00 aerer.
bearings clprcssed from the true meridian
magnetic sAristion. 10 degrees aud thirty min
utes east. The labor and Improvements ron.
sI.t of tuo open tuir 1xtO feet each. and rrfh.
walton for hoi.iing works toox5O feet. q xeeeiing
Ave hundred dollars In value. Survey made Ia
conform TO the record of location.
This claim 10 bounded on the north by the
Prospect Geld and silver Mining Comvshy's
claim or u. n. survey No. lce aud 1at. and on
the east, rouih and west by no known claim
ants.
The location of this claim IL duly recorded
In the County liecarder'r ofec of Storey conn.
~, Nevada, kept In Virginia City. in book B
Gf prc.emptions and locations, page 100 of
storey County Records.
Any aud ali persons claiming adversely any
portion of said LSwery claim or rroInd ~
hereinbeforc described are required to nie
their adyerc claim with the Register of the
United stAtrr Land once at Car,on City. Ne
yada. during the sixty tsn) days Of pnblltali.,
herrof. or they will be haired by viriac of ihs
provisions Of the Statute.
susl ssd ADOLPilus Waltz. Register.
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APPLICATIONS ron PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE. NO. ass.
q. :. ssrvey Ne. 1850.
rry,rKp STATES LAND oYyI

TINTED STATES LAND 0fFlCE,
~ Carson City, Ncysds, september "a, !sla.
Iegal pofiec IL hereby given that the West
iielcher t.old aud Silver Mining Company. .
corporation duly established under the Law. of
California. whose posioiiice address 70 nan
PraLcisco, Califyrnia, has thls day hlcd iis nl'.
plisaiion for patent Tor ~ linear ieci .! I'VE
west Delcher miba, ou the Gold iliil W.t
surface ground 5o0 lect In width, situate, lying
aud being IN Gold lIill Mining District. county
of storey and State Of Nevada. and known and
designated by the held notes and ofiicisl plat
90 flc In this oiiiee ~ Lot No. lD. In Town.
chip u north, hange - cast. Mount nApne ",
No. 10 bein: ~ follows, to WIT: Beginning
at Post No. ], located on noriheastefiy slope,
south OF Crown Point Ravine and about 10 rect
northeast OF the 0phir grade. and whence oears
the nagrtaff on the Imperial holrting wotks
north Is degrees . minutes cast. the nagsun
hagpian on Fort Homestead north % degrees
IS minutes east. Rock Monument north 81 DO.
grccs 50 minutes East, and running from sald
Poet No. !, nrvt c0ufpo. south 65x degrees
east $40 Zee, 20 Poet No. a.. thence, second
Post No. q; thence, third course. north 6sS
degrees we.t go feet 10 Post No. q; thence,
fourth course. north 2Gk degrccs east .is0 feet
to Post No. ]. the point of beginning. contain
ing y 0.ioo acres. Prom Poe, No . bear. the
north. Range 81 east. Mount Diablo meridian,
south NJ degrees % minutes east, distant i.s7j
feet. bearings expressed from the true me.
ridian. The labor and improvements consist
In improvements. Magnetic variation, lDk
degrees east
The location Of this mine 10 duly recorded In
the Recorders ONCE at Virginia City. In Book
B. page 33s. Aud any and all persons claiming
adversely any portion Of SAID West Bslehcr
described, arc required to ilc their adverse
claim with the Register of the I'm ted States
Land once at CHrson City. In the state of
Nevada, during th. sixty days period of pub.
licalion hereof. or they viii be barred by virtue
OF the PROVISIONS OF the statute.
A. Waltz, Register.
J. n. TnEADwELL, Attorney.
sea- esd Nan Francisco, Cal.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
U. =. ssryey Ne. III.

TT y. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
u. Nevada, August 2Gth, ls,5.-Notiee 10
hereby given that John Rapp and Marx
sirousc, whosc poet once address 10 Virginia
Cli,, Storey county, Nevada, have this day
died their application for q U. y. patent for
eleven hnndrcd Il .iU) linear feet Of the New
Bfnnswick lode, aud known ~ the North DC.
eidcntal Mining claim. hearing gold. silver and
other precious metals. with surface ground
three hundred fee! In width, situate. lying .nd
Storey county aud State of Nevada. and known
and desIgnn,ed by the field notes and ofiicial
plat ON die in this ofiee o. lot number liz In
rection thirty three tss). Township number
tv.one (9i) East. Mount Disblo base and meri'
dian.
The exterior boundaries q said lot being IS
follows, 10 wit:
beginning al post No. !, situated about 1900
feet southwesterly from shalt No. q the ~.
tro Tunnel Company, and whence bear The
North Occidental Company's incline. North ~
degree, east. diStAnt abont 3O lrct: hagsian
on Mount Davidson, North BIN degrees wert;
the quarter section on the south lihe of ,cction
81, Township " north, Range 2i east. Mount
Dlsbio meridian. south sax degrees cast. GIL
feet. and running from taid po,t No. J. nI.i
courre. South ~ degrees and II minutes wesf.
100 feet to post No. Z; thence. second courpc,
North degrees east, l.i00 feet TO poet NO. J,
thence, third eourre, North " degrees and "
mthtltet east. lUJ tctt lD pDrt No. W turuet,
fourth course. South CO derrccs east, ~ feet
along the southern boundary ofthe sutro Tuh.
mel grant TO poet No. 0: thence. nfth eourre.
South degree. west, 800 feet TO poet No. =;
thence, sixth eourpe, South ~ degrees and II
minutes west. itO feet To poet No. ]. the place
of beginning, containing Z I6.ioo arrcr. Bear
ingv extrcrred iron ths trne meridian nfg.
nsiic variation. IGN degrees east.
This claim 10 bounded ON the north By the
suiro Tunnel grant, and on the south by tho
Occidental Company's Y. y. survey Noe. "
and ~. Labor and improvements conSist OF
an incline shan eIeeeiing ESQ In va'ue: sur'
vey made TO accord I'm the main with the rec,
erd Of location. excepting the courpe Of The end
lines, which were made to accord with the hd'
Joining u. n. survey Nos. u Ands9.
The location Of this claim 10 duly recorded In
the County Recorders once Of Storey county.
Nevada. Kept at Virginia City, In book D.
pages a1s and s0t oi Prescriptions and Loea.
iion,, sald Storey County fleoords.
Any and all personr claiming adversely any
portion OF said North Occidental Mining
claim, or ground. a. hcrcinbefore described,
are required to nIc their adverse claim with
the Register OF the United States Land once
at Carron City, In the State Of Nevada, during
the sixty days period Of publication hereof. or
they viii be barred by virtue OF the provisions
fthe statute.
susIssd 4. wAiTz, Register.
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NOTICE TO LlEnHoLpERs.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
i commenced an action In the District Court
Of the FIRST Judicial District In and for the
county OF Storey. State OF Nevada, In which
action be 10 plaintiff, and the Segregated Gold
IIiii Mining Company IL defendant, which &C.
tion 10 brought 10 enforce lien In favor Of
plaintiff upon the holsting works and land and
mining claim Situated in the Gold Ilill Mining
District, county OF storey. State Of Nevada, de.
pcribed % follows That certain land and
mining claim known ~ the mining claim OF
the segregated Gold Illll Mining Company. be-
ginning at stake In Gold Hin aforesaid nom
Ing over the Mcclellan shan bears 3. IGN de.
crces K. forty.nInc (lp) feet; thence running N.
IS degrees W. eight hundred $500 feet 20 the
outcrop ofa quartz lode claimed by the Jewett
Mining Company; thence N. - degrees W. two
hundred (700) feet 70 the northern limit oil the
claim OF tho said Jewett Company. together
with the holsting works. hereditAments and
appurtenances thercunio belonging. which lien
II 10 secure the sum OF 81 .a0s 45 In gold coin OF
the United States. and II claimed under and by
virtue OF the Act OF the Legislature OF the State
OF Nevada. entitled. can Act to secure Hens to
mechanics and others. and 10 repeal all other
Acts In relation thereto" approved March .,
1873.
ing liens upen said premises under the provis.
Ions Of said Act, srs hereby notified TO be and
appear before said Court on "wednesday, the
III day Of September. A. d. 1878, OF 10 O'Clock
A, r., the same being day OF the regular June
term, 4. D. 1875, Of said Court. and 70 exhibit
then and there tho proof OF their said Hens.
n. II. CARRICK. Plaintiff.
II. II. TAYLoR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Virginia, New, July ~, 1875. u I'd
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NOTICE.

rNJIE COUNTY ASSESSOR OF STOREY
L County has THIS DAY hled With the
Inc A,scssment Roll for the dscal year ~ 1873.
The Assersment Roll IL open 10 the public
for Inspection. The board OF County Tom
mi.sloncrs viii meet 40 Hoard of Equaln'
alton At the County Clerks 0nlce, eemmsno,
ing MONDAY, September 7oth. is1s. ~ 10
n'siorr 4 ~. ai,d win set from time 10 time
vn,iI Inc completion of their labor.
'"''' wa. THOMPSON.
c,e,l of the Board of County Commissioners
of storey County. Nevada.
By ~. @. THonrsox. Deputy Clerk sepsi'sw
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Notice to Creditors.

T,srArE OF LYMAN x. HARRIS.
deecased.-Noticc 10 hereby given by the
nnder,isued. Administratrix Of the estatc of
L,msn K, Harris, d, ceased, TO the credliors 81.
and ali persons having elaims against the rald
vouchsra. within ten months after the nrrt
publIeaiioa OF this notice, 70 tho said Admin.
,strstrix, at her residence In Gold ilill. In the
eounty OF Storey, state Of Nevada.
MARY X. HARRIS. ADMINISTRATIVE.
Dated ct God iilll, September "A. 1915.
R. II. TAYLOR, Attorney ior the estate.
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And In accordance with law. and order Of
the Board OF Directors, made ON the 7ist day Of
August, 1878. 90 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock ~ may be necessary will bo
sold st public auction, at the salesroom Of John
Middleton q Son, No. $40 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, California, on MONDAY. the
nth day OF October. at the hour OF 10 O'Clock
\. OF said day, TO pay said delinquent asse-s-
ment thereon. together with costs OF adver
tising and expenses Of the pale.
w. N. IIELMAN, Secretary.
Once Room II. no California street. Ban
Francisco, California. 81 I'd
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Tns ignorance Of foreigners is some
thing superb. Dumas has written an
American novel. in which a coon ehases
n couple Of Young United States lovers
up tree, ani then tries TO get them by
cnawing through the trunk. Dumas
says the Virginia coon Is as large as
x,urlipc calf
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MEMORIES.

MEMORiE~.
wsen the t-a,l grain !. waving
In the mellow autumn brtex-.
And th- brosk u. pebbles laving.
CLEANS lik- silver thru the trees :.
wh.n the goi.icn sun 10 tintinG
All th. falling su:unn leaves.
And toe rcap.rS' sickies siintins
To sni frS among the sheavcsi
wh-n ,hs twilight sh,,i.. a-- crsring
O'er the forest old and gray.
Sarr.Sl ns.sori--s come sweeping.
Chasing sorlii cares away.
Nen0rles 81 sweet ard tsn.icr.
soitsnsi vrh touch of pain.
Over which at AMI I.sn.lsr.
TIL thc past seens ha again.
ThrI' my veins the bicsa 10 lsaping.
As 10 did in days of JorS ~
AMI I So. frOm shAloss eu1p11ng.
LSc'i ones who have sooA sess.
When ,h. ,l.x is s,ftiy faiilng.N
Mai.is.ing III the distant pisld.
Ot hr.i ,ay ~ recalling
Yoathiui lorgins. w.li aii vain.
Gently o'er my sen'cs stealing,
soothing a. the -anus'r rain;
True the pssi o. uo r.Nsailt..
I;riRg. my childhood hack A.sin.
Musing on tie days cf pleasure.
All, "a littl. thought oi then
Gradually I hni my tr-ssnre
Of my lon.slo you'h ag,in.
AMI the fu,n'.. though uneertsin.
May MT draw frvm me sigh.
s..,t, far me will rDll the curtain,
Neni-g deaths great my,t-ry.
". y. hrsiay naa.
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aIooKMoLpERs, MEEIINo.

NPPfCE sEGRyGATED BELCIIER MIN.
~ Ing Compsny. San Yraneisco. September
Al, sf5.-The regular Annual Meeting of the
ptockholders of tho Segregated Delehcr Mining
Company. for tho election OF Trustees TO serve
any other buslncss that may properly como be-
fore u, will he held n the ofilce of the Com.
pany, No. tit caliIornia street, Han franciseo,
6sllfernis, on THURSDAY. tho Fourteenth
filih) day Of October. is1s, at the hour Of
bc closed on Monday. the iith day Of October.
is1s. and win remain closed until after the
"ss,sna ssas u GEO. D. KID Wards. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-01

A AM,ss,cnusrrrs man is curryine Ia
yor with the fair sex by tract in which
no seeks to show that there are two
heavens. one for men and one for wo-
men. Tho latter are to pass into their
heaven without discrimination, but the
men m, 10 bo sii,cd before admission.