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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-20

IT is probable that . higher court than
any OF tho British Empire will soon
settle the question Of John Mitchell's
admissibitity 70 the British Parliament.
A dispatch from Nsvry. ireland. dated
yesterday. states that no il sinking fast
and his life isdsspaired Of.
=. s. Since the above was written.
the telegraph gives news Of Mitchell's
l..sh
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And In accardance with law. and an order Of
the Board OF DlrcctorA made on the l2th day OF
February, 1855, 90 many shares Of each parcel
At public auction. Al the salesroom Of Maurice
Dore 4 Co No. go Pine street, San Fran.
cisco. California, on MONDAY. the 9Th day Of
April. A. ID. 1875. a. the hour Of hal. past !
o'clock r. OF said day, TO pay said delin.
quent assessnent thereon, iayether with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
O%nhcc-tie California street, Room No. o,
Ban francisco, California mh2o I'd
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The New York Tribune learns from q
Trustworthy urc that ex-senator Nye
is slowly convalescing. and that there is
the most encouraging prospect OF his
entire recovery from the nervous pros
tration from which he has been suffering
for months. The inclemency OF the
weather has kept him within doors since
his return from the South. and greatly
retarded his improvement. He has been
removed 10 the residence Of q friend in
the country 70 give him the benefit OF n
change Of scsne. His many friends and
admirers In this State will rejoice to
hoar this news. II IL not only sad but
di6icult 10 believe that the old Grey
Eagle has Lost forever the light Of that
intellect which for 20 many years made
him loved and honored. HlC OK
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Mn. McAiiLLAx. the now Senator from
Minnesota. declined TO DO interviewed
by = New York HHaid reporter on Sun
day. He thought such doings a doss-
Grafton Of the Lords day. The wicked
Herald thsrsupon sIclaims that II had
hoped the race Of Christian States-
men" had died out when Collar wa
lost to us. They nosd 20 much watch
ing. They have such innocent ways Of
doing things which ordinary sinners
would not do at all; and their Hubse-
quent explanations arc no childliko and
bland. But, a. . matter Of course, Mr..
Mcmillan IL not one Of TINT sort. AZ
Artemus Ward used to say. that looks
like ''sarkasam."
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Forxp GUILT or ApuLrrnY. The
remarkabls divorce suit Of Mordaunt VI.
Mordaunt. which about four years since
occasionsd 20 much scandal in the upper
circles OF English aristocracy. has at
length been judicially determined. 1t
will DO remembered that Al effort was
made to prevent Sir Charles Mordaunt
from obtaining . divorce onthe ground Of
his wife's insanity. In order to shut
out . child he had good reason to b.
iisve iiisgitimats from succession to the
Mordaunt title and estates. he persistsntly
sought legal redress. and has at length
thumphed. The appearance OF the
Prince Of Wales. the heir presumptivo
to tho English throne in the case gave
the scandal unusual interest for the
people. a. Il seemed likely oil ono period
that the Prince would BE- joined as CO.
respondent. This expectation was,
however. defeated BY the Prince ap-
psaring - witness and swearing
positively that though he had visited the
lady very frequently their relations had
never gone beyond the bounds Of friend
ship. The verdict against Lady
Nfordaunt ia regarded BY the New York
Heraid a. Q severe blow to several noble
houses In England. Al her three sisters
all remarkable for their b~eanty-Gre
married TO great territorial mobiles.
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NJ J. NccUTCnEoN ia my authorized Coz
,,ftof. 20 u

JULIA GOID AND SILVER MIN.
u Ing company-Location Of principal place
of busiHess. San Francisco, Cal.
Location OF work., Virginia, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice. There arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account OF assers.
ment (No. ~ levied on the 18th dav Of FEB.
ruAry, 1878. the several amounts set opposite
the nsmes OF the respective shareholders, a.
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Boys win DO Boys.

So thought the occupants OF a Boston
horse car. who listened to the story Of a
mischioyous young lad. who was telling
an old gentleman why no liked tho new
master Of ono Of our schools. Tho mas
ter, he said, was a Arst-rato fellow. and
then ho had dismissed tho scholars
twice lately at $50 o'clock in the morn
ing. "why. what did he do that fori"
asked the elderly gentleman. Aftor the
youth had hal a good laugh. he nan
aged to explain that ono Of the boys
had put n piece OF ice under tho Their
mometcr, and sent tho mercury down 70
forty, and the master thought tho room
was not warm enough to remain In.
And the Why tho old gentleman laughed
aud shook told plainly enough that he
had once been one Of that kind OF boys.
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~. NEW TO-DAY.
o0MsTock LODE
ASSAY OFFICE,
CORNER 0 AND TAYLOR SIS, VIRGINIA.

HAVING RBFrTTED AND ENLARGED
III the above named once 90 that Ito facilities
for doing work In the
Msitns, Assayias snd Analytical Llns
Are SUPERIOR TO thess Of any Assay ofes or
work In these lines a. low q any once IN the
state. iAID w. hArcH.
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GLOBE CONSOLIDATED MINING
VI Company-Loeation Of principal place Of
business, San Francisco, Gal.
location Of works, Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey County, Nevada.
Nsiicc 10 hereby given that a q meeting Of
The board OF Directors, held On tho 18th day of
March, 1875, an atressment mo. 81 Of Sew.
snty-hve Ccnts pei share WAS levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, payabls imme.
diately, In United states gold cola, 20 the
secreiary, at the snice Of the Company. Room
%. No. 4io California street, San Pnnci-co,
California.
Ahystoek upsu which this assessment shaIl
remain unpaid on the 27d day OF April. 1875,
viii be delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public sue!iPn, aud unle.. payment IL made
May, 1875. 10 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of salc.
by order Of The Direeier.
JOSEPH MAdUfRE, Secretary
Oficc Room 90. No. 40 California
street. San Francisco. Cal. mh3O I'd
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w ELTS FARGO MINING CON.
w pany-Location OF principal place OF
huslness, Ban Francisco, Cailfo,nia.
county. Nevsda.
Notice IL. hersby given that a Q meeting
Of he DIRECTOR. held on The iIih day Of March.
ISIS, m as-essment the. y Of Tea Gents per
share WAS levied upon the capital stock Of
the ~corpontion, payable immediately. In
United states gold coin. % the tcerc'asy. At the
once Of !he company. Roon %: Ne. 81 Mont.
Any stock upon which this assessment shan
remain unpaid on the 2ist day Of April,
1910, will he dellndncut. and advertised Tor tals
at publie ~anction, and unlcss payment 10 made
before. win be roid on MONDAY, the 10th
day of Nay, ITS, to pay thu delinquent as
seisment. together With costs OF advertising
aud expense Of sale.
~ = o A. BANKKY. SECRETARY.
Once Room n, No. asi Montgomery street,
sah Francisco. California. nh2ot I'd
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T.ukIRB Y,gM.f %.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Once aad Residence, opposite Dsrwfn's
Assay Onec, MAIN street, va
sOLD' HILL, NEVADA.
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GLOBE CONsoLIDATED nINIy

ontec-hocn d, No. iiS csiiiorni. sirss
San Francisco. California A. mh2o I'd
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Opinions About the Third Term

The presidents confidential third
term organ, the National Republican,
pleasantly speaks of a brother journal.
ist, who does not believe in a third
term, as "the obdurate pig-head,
who edits the New York Times,
and assumes 10 know everything
about American politics, simply be-
cause he understands the highways
and byways of London sums"
When congress refused the force
bill, she left the true men of the nation
with one alternative-we must take
for president man who is a force bill
that is, Grant. am certain that UNI
der no other man can the republican
party hope for success. With these
views I demand of Grant that he lead
us again to victory.-[Wendell Phil
lips.
Now, that he has spoken, 1t is
more to be regretted than ever that he
has not spoken in an unmistable man.
ner, instead of in the equivocal lam
guage contained in his letter. The
question in my mind is more compli-
Gated and unsettled than ever, and 1t
would have been much better for the
party If he had never written such a
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10 Tho Rlllor ~ The Dallas Herald
This little communication Ia rnr
| HERALD may bee of sonic Interest T.
the citizens 90 Dallas, aud others, also
who happen 10 own u dog, aud Whipll
they regard with more mYuF lhnu hu'
man life, | believe there Il q dog law
IN existence, an ordinance from 0ul
city fathers, fOrbidding the animal
| freedom upon the streets, Now Hlr I
nm quite certain ! saw a don THIS
morning having the FIRST nllNcls Of
hydroph0hn, ! did not raise the rry
and start after hin, hooauAp II might
not have proven fact aud ! would
have the credit OF being u tlmld fool,
and desired the doath Of my neighbors'
pet or watch dog,
! know u community not moro than
five squares from 1'nE llRRALO Onlee,
In which there are running NJ large
not less than twenty-five dogs, aud !
can stand nj my rnte aud Gount II d02-
On any hour Of the day, This IL n0QX-
nggeraton, and not u man, woman or
child passes that way without being
frightened by some or all of the these
dogs, rushing with fury up 10 the yard
fence, thrusting their heads through
the Stats aud grabbing NJ the plsser-
by and II they show fright and start
from them, out into the street rush
the dogs, aud the poaGoNhlo citizen II
put upon, aud the defensive or the In
nocont child 10 Hight, | see this thing
every day, aud viii promise the city
treasury five dollars foreach aud every
day that this thing has not occurred
In the last four months, | have
seen grown men have TO defend
themselves with their canes, aud chill.
dren escape only 10y climbing the fonsc
into another yard, their cries bringing
out the nelghb0rs. When told OF such
occurrences, the owners of those dogs
replies that "they are perfectly harm
less; they won't bite; he just barks u
little ut passers-by." Sometimes the
plea that the dog Is too small 10 hurt
anybody, Is put IN. 50 Is the cont.
pede and tarantuln little, and small
dog with hydrophobla Is rs dangerous
rs n mastlil,
Mr.. Editor, those having dogs, who
are 30 regardless Of tho comfort aud
safety Of others aud of the law Of the
city, must not be surprised II some Of
their fayorites are shot on the streets,
At present II Is dangerous for our wives
and children to be upon the Streets
and some of us therefore propose TO
open the war, unless the city author
tiles do their duty and save individuals
the necessity of taking the law into
their own hands, NO DOG.
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Nighf RcDOrf.

NEW ORLEANS, June 1l.-Cotton
Demand fair. Sales $50 bales. Stock
concentrated in few hands, and
holders disregard the decline at Liver
pool and New York. Good ordinary to
Strict good ordinary 13s@l4bc; low mid
ding to strict low midnling, l4s@l4sc;
middling to strict middling, l45@l5fc;
good middling to middling fair, 1890
10Jc.
Receipts, 476 bales exports coast
wise, 40 bales; stock, 1922 bales; I'M
sold last evening 32, 400 bales; on ship
board, $4,000; weeks sales, 1O,35O bales;
receipts, net, LIS bales gross, 1851
bales; exports continent, 1885 bales
coast, 1886 bales.
Gold ll6s; sight premium. Sterling
So 20.
NEW YORK, June 1.-Cotton-Net
receips, 722 bales gross, Lose bales.
Futures closed quiet and.easy. Sales
81 500 bales. June, 10 7-32Csl5 9-92c
July, Is 9.32c; August, l5sG9lo 1880
September, 10 9-32c; October, 15a
15.S2c; November, IA 29-32@l4 l5.16c
Decem Der, 10 20-S2@l4 l5.l6c; January
Is 1-32c; February, 10 5-32(Dl5 7.32c
March, Is 11-32@15sc; April, l59-lo(s
l5sc; May, 15i@l5 1850. -,
Cottoli-Spot weak 1,46S bales at loI
@16c. ,o,o,o,
Money easy. Gold firmer at 16i@l6s
Sterling flrmer. Governments dull bu'
steady new 5s Ia. States quiet ant
nominal.
LIVERPOOL, June IL. -Noon-Cottol
Sales ON basis of middling uplands
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TnE HERALD'S COMPRESS.


-Bexar county is importing fine
bucks.
Mr.. Abe Jacobs died in Denison on
Wednesday.
There will be no democratic nom
mating convention in the Denison
district.
The Victoria Advocate proposes to
issue German edition after the first
of August.
THE Montague News says the sill
yer mines of its county yielded seven
hundred TO one thousand dollars per
ton of ore.
DIR. w. E. Daily ST., is candidate
for the constitutional conv ention from
Fannin county.
The North Texan has been shown
n radish twelve inches long and eight
inches in circumference.
The San Antonio Express has
started the outrage mill, and reports
four men killed in Mason county.
Palestine Advocate: "Owing to
the scarcity of corn in this county one
half the farmers, at least, are working
their team on grass"
"A woman named Mrs. EngliOh was
seriously if not fatally burned on Mon
day, at Waco, by attempting to light
a fire with kerosene oil.
Frank Winkler, peaceable far
mer, living about two miles from Col
letsville, was brutally murdered by
some unknown villain Tuesday night.
"A little daughter of Mr.. Lutz, of
Castroville, was bitten on the leg, Il
few days since, by rattlesnake. 1t is
feared that amputation will be neces-
sary.
-Crowell, who murdered the depu-
ty sheriff of Bosque county, was ar
rested in Polk county, and turned over
to the proper authorities of Bosque
county.
San Antonio Express: "ln all direc-
tions we learn of the most encouraging
accounts of crops. The small grain has
been harvested, while corn is as good
as made, and cotton is doing finely"
Palestine Advocate: Twelve of
the penitentiary convicts employed by
the International, filed some bars out
of their box car window and escaped
last night. A force is in pursuit this
morning.
"A lady in Denison was induced by
negro man to leave her house to visit
sick neighbor, and when out of reach
of help was choked senseless and raw
ished. The fiend was arrested and
taken to Sherman. 1t required all the
nerve of the officers to prevent a mob
from lynching him.
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TELEGRAPHIC
MIDNIaWT DISPATCHES.
FROM THE DEEP.
Recovery Of the Safe Of the
Man-Of-xNar Cumberland.

NORFOLK, Va, June ll.-Captaln
Brown, of the schooner j. g., arrived
here to-day in charge of the iron safe
OF the United States man-of-war Cum
berland, which was run into and sunk
in Hampton Roads by the confederate
ram Virginia in 1862. Divers had been
at work on the wreck ten years, hay
ing In view the recovery of the safe.
The lucky man had only been ut the
wreck forty-eight hours when he found
the safe buried in three or four feet of
mud. The water ut that place is seven
ty.eight feet deep. BY the explosion
of u torpedo the safe was cracked, and
it was hoisted on deck A few
pieces of gold coin dropped
out. 1t is generally believed the safe
contains between six hundred and one
hundred thousand dollars in gold. 1t
Is estimated that more than one hum
dred thousand dollars have been lost
by different parties in trying to recov-
er this treasure. The safe and treasure
belong to Captain Brown and o. e.
Maltby of this city, and Herbert Smith
of Detroit, Michigan. While Captain
Brown was searching the wreck he
came across u petritied human body IN
u perfect state. 1t was nnhurt by crabs
or fish, and the flesh was extremely
hard. }At Et4a..
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lHlrE Ihrr nir my pplnnns in u
pnlsmll, NenaIor Dawes
We were impressed with The cam
urul NJ the Philadelphia Hines on
President tlfnn'H lpltprun This subject,
COluuel AlHN, Mol.nrr, is accomplished
plil2E hnys that ~ dispnshlonRle
analysis vi President Grants letter On
Tie lhlld.torm issue must lead all In
tplliprul minds ~ but one oOnolu-
sion, II h. deliberate proclamation
~ llp country that Tile unwrlllen
law NJ the republic, eo point,
eddy affirmed NJ Lancaster ~ the
creation OF custom a0 sacred that
none could dare 20 violate H. ~ a. DO
brushed aside hy the mere operation
OF hia viii, aud That ho viii hen cnndl-
dnlo for the presidency Ia lslGn This
II the view taken from an lndepedend'
put republican standpoint, Nor does
II dlller materially from the view taxi
cn hy all men Of Intelligence, The lot
ter of the president was only 10
strengthen his thlrd-lerm prospects
mud not 20 resign them, Allegheny
Mail, Rep,
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES

BERLIN, June 1.-THE tribunal at
Posen has sentenced the bishop, DIR.
Fouster, of Breslau, to a fine of two
thousand marks, or one hundred and
thirty-three days imprisonment, for
illegally communicating q priest.
ELIzABETHTowN, KY, June IL
Fourteen houses were burned to-day.
Several persons wee injured by Jump
ing from windows. Loss $4,000.
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Afternoon Report.

GALVESTON, June l1.-Cotton mar
ket quiet and nominal. Ordinary l2lc;
good ordinary, 13lc; low middling, l4c;
middling, 14ic; good middling, 10.
NEW YORK, June ll.-Stocks dull.
Gold, l6a. Exchange, long, 7lt short,
9l1. Governments dull stocks quiet.
Cotton quiet and easy. Sales ,O29
uplands, l5sc; Orleans, IL.
Futures opened heavy. June, 15f@
15ac; July, Is 5-16@l5 ll-32c; August,
15J(11517-42c; September, 10 5-l5(9l5sc.
LIVERPOOL, June 1l.-Noon- Cotton
market dull and depressed. Middlirg
uplands, 7sd Orleans, 7 1850. Sales
5000 bales.
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Que%lntine.

NEW ORLEANS, June 1l.-Quaran..
tine of ten days has been proclaimed
by Governor Kellogg against the ports
of Havana and Vera Cruz from the
10th of June, but under the new regu'
lation of the board of health the ten
DAYS IN the case of all vessels bringing
n clean bill of health will begin to
count from the time of their leaving
the infected port for New Orleans.
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A New Order.

MOBILE, June 1.-THE new order IN
the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad
case appoints Phillip Philips of Wash
ington city, new commissioner, Win
power to investigate all matters re-,
ported to Mr.. Stanton as receiver. All
obligations are withdrawn, and the set
Element confirmed. The sale is condi'
tional.
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THE WEATHER.

For the gulf states stationary, follow
ed by rising barometer, southwest to
northwest winds, cooler aud partly
cloudy weather with occasional rain In
Texas; for the south Atlantic states,
stationary pressure and temperature,
southeast to southwest winds and clear
weather.
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FOREIGN.
Further Particulars Of tho
CarIist Victory mt Cardenas.

PARIS, June 1.-THE Carlists claim
that the victory of their troops over
the Alfonsists at Cardenas was impor
tant. They say that five hundred AL,
consists infantry and three hundred
cavalry, with arms and stores, were
captured.
LONDON, June ll.-Doncaster won
the Alexander plate. Ascot Scamp Sec
ond, Foundamour third.
There was railroad accident to-day
near Bath. Several persons were Kill
ed and hurt.
There was hail storm here to-day.
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Colonel Forncy has found an auto
graph letter Of Tom Paine, while ram
smoking old libraries IN London. II II
addressed 10 George Washington, and
hns that gcntlcmnn's Endorsement on
H. lhe letter has been sent 10 tho
National Museum nj Philadelphia.
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The9ailg
SATURDAY MORNING jljiiJuSg "a,
RAILROAD TIaE TABLE.
Arrival ANA Departure Of Trains -,
Dallas,
ANp rEXAh UkNrRAL
REMOVAL.

THR DALLAS HERALD office has been
~
removed TO the second story of tho
large two-story brick building on the
northeast corner Of the public square,
formerly occupied by Mcssrs, Ullmann
AZ IN
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Reduction of Fare.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Erie road
will reduce the rates to Borden ana
state points under three dollars for the
round trip. HlFW
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Consultation.

WASHINGTON, June 11.-District At
torney Bliss, of New York, is here In
consultation over the indictments
against Clafin & Co., and other alleged
smugglers. t,E H&
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R "A @ IF s. 2
INAUGURAL MEETING or THE
Dallas Blood Stock Associate,
JUNE a, 1915.
PROGRAMMES:

First day, Tuesday, Juno \, lS76-First raco
N lilo heats, free for ALL Jockey club purse
$50. Second race Sweepstakes for ygai
old, v dash, entrance $40, Club 10 add slOO
Third race Sweepstakes for year old, hall
Second day, "Wednesday, June y, lM6--Firtt
hont, FREQ for all. Second raoo Mile dash,
Nee for all, Purse 500,
Third day, Thursday, June 10, lHb--P irsi
In 0, FREQ for all. Second races Mile heats
for year old. Purse, 500.
Fourth day, Friday, Juno II, iSb--First
heats, $3.50 70 second horse. SECOND race
Purse 500. Handicap mile heats free for all.
Entries 10 DO made by ip. m, on 9th Instant,
and weights announced on third day
III y, M.
Fihh day, Saturday, June ~, lS75-First
race; Consolation purse, slO0. FREQ for hor.
sea which have run and not won during this
meeting. Second rnce ono mile and M
races Match race for slOOO $500 sidc,I
eight hundred yards.
Entries ave per cont, Two or more %
mako n race. Races 10 commence ut hall
past two o'clock D. IN, each day. Admis-
P.S.-Should the number of horses present
Justify y, other liberal purses VIII he given
during tho meeting. w. d, MILLER,
President,
j. N. BARTHoLow, Secretary.
Half rates have been secured on oil tho
railroads for passengers ana stock
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The Yieksburg's Cargo.

MONTREAL, June 1.-THE Vicks-
burg had sixty thousand bushels OF
wheat and promiscuous cargo.
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nothing below low mid,lllnr dHiyrn-
bio July and August, ~, SnipnuuiH
oi new crop nn hAsls 0f nlliillnn up
lands nplllng below hw mhdliug
nd.
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No sou,herpers on the yicksburg.

WASHINGTON, June LA partial
list of the lost by the Vicksburg shows
no southern names.
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lrllrr Tboe air nay pplulous IN
phlshrll. lHenntOr Dawes,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-12
Diamonds.

3 Genuine Brazil frst-water Cluster Rings. at
SG, s65, s75, ss5, sl0o.
Genuine Brazil fIst water Emerald Cluster
Rings, at Sa5, S45, sl25.
o Genuine Brazil solitaire u, "a. u. and carat
stones, at 81 10 per carat.
2 Genuine Brazil solitaire Rosecut, ~ carat
stones, at Sloi per carat.
2 g on line Brazil Solitaire Rosecut, 8 carat
stones, at sos.
3 Genuine Brazil Gents Studs. sS and "a carat
stones, at S65, SIS, SS5.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-12
Cold Bracelets.

2Sets l1s-inch sclid gold chain bracelets. llc
dwt, Sl20.
2Sets ll4-inch solid chain bracelets, 90 dwt,
$780,
2Sets l-inch solid gold chain bracelets, 20
dwt. $40.
Sets ll.-inch solid gold band bracelets at
$40 and $50.