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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
TAR AND FEATHERS.
The Tennessee Correspondent OF th'
-.r....,.n Tfnaa anIs I'm

The Tennessee Correspondent OF the
Chicago Times Sets 'Em.
Special TO the Cincinnati Commercial.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, aug. l6--L. L.
Copeland. who has been residing here
since June last, and who created some no
toriety by false statement regarding eX-
President Johnson's religious belief, IN
telegram to the Chicago Times, has been
identified as the confidence man whose ex-
ploits were delineated a short time since
in the Baltimore Gazette. He attempt
ed TO mass himself of as the regular
correspondent Of the Nelg York Herald,
at Greene7flls, Trough At the time he knew
the reporte- for that paper was present. he
Is \ very shrewd and ready writer, and mas
written a great deal for good paying papers,
at different points, and having ample lels-
ura succeeded in getting ahead of the reg
ular correspondents engaged in other ousi-
mass Ccpalsnd claims that the confidence
man IS his brother
IATEE.-L. F. Copeland was tarred ana
fesfleDed at half past II o'clock. de was
ENGAGED to be married to young lady IN
this citv. at whose fathers house lie was
harding. Confidence men and sWindiers
are not appreciated here.
Commercial Editorial.
UCon.n the author Of a shameless letter
an blisbed in the Chicago Times about An
tsra W Johnson, turns out TO have been one
CryplaDd, and he has been tarred and
F,,tSlerad in consideration OF his pains as a
co-,a. ypondent. He repeated in bis lie ter
- - >9rv once current that woman al
S-os.a, iIle had committed suicid eonJ john
80 90, ynt, and he charged that the sud
5o I, zion Of the life Of the ex-Presi'
So,lt Was 5ne % the excessive use OF Whls
Sl-- -', ~ 13r[.1f eing that be had fallen II
n.y. ~, s.aif s-S # Is well known that one OF th'
WARNINGS that MI johnson h2d oi tne ..1L a.
tack tack that ca1Ie5 proved fI iIi Mr johnson was
well aware Cf his dan Ndger ILlsg nc Pu. -
affairs in order, that, as Dc saiu' III u ,,7,t
be his own executor. It W. d - - "a
race to charge that this d. S1ily 'oiSI ioIsoson'
drunkenness, and some OF MI DCi,las',i Oi,-as %
old friends have expressed lheinsSi'0o ~
cording to the custom of the country. r
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BETA Theta PI.

EVANSVILLE, IND, Aug. line
thiIty-sixth annual convention OF the Beta
Theta Pi, meets in this city on the 10Th,
26th and 9th Of August. Public exercises
will consist Of an Grafton by Prof. OTTin, Of
Indianapolis, and a poem BY Rev. Isaac
Crook, Jacksonville, llls.i
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GOLD opened and closed in New
York yesterday at 11Ss, with sales in
the interim at 1lS4 and llS.
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A CARsrELIrE convent is soon TO 20 es-
tabIsbed at Paterson, n. j., by a eommu-
nity Of fathers recently exiled from Ger
many. They have puFchashd a large plat,
containing eighteen city lots, at Wet Pat
erson, for the purpose Of erecting a monaS-
tery, church and schools.
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Body Recovered,

NIAGRA FALLS, Aug. 1.-THE body OF
Ethelbert Parsons, who was drowned at
Cave! of the Winds on the 9th, was reeoy-
cred from the whirlpool to-day.
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For COnRress.

BANGOR, Me, Aug. 1.-THE Demo
cratic convention Of the Fourth Congress
ional District, to-day nominated j. .. Mad
igan to fll the uneXpired term Of Hersey
deceased.
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ROME

ROME, Aug. 1.-THE Pope has instruct
ed the POntifcal Ablegate, Mgr. ROncetti,
to escort Cardinal McClOskey from Paris
to Rome.
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Basil Duke Elected.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 17.-Gen. Basil w.
Duke is elected Prosecuting Attorney OF
the Ninth Judicial district by about ~
majority.
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LAST Friday morning two young men
were found in . freight car At Detroit, hav-
ing come through from st. Thomas, Can.
They had been SO hOus locked up without
food or water, and were much exhausted
when the car was opened
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TENNESSEE BoEDsadvaneed slightly
in New York yesterday, the old issue
to 52a and tue new to 521.
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MISS ssPRoCKIE7 Z. COGGEsHALLl
Youngest daughter Of the late Hon. w. L.
GoggsshalI. Of Columbus, who has been
snending vacation with friends in this city,
Ieft for Otterbein University, Westeryille,
tbis morning. The christian name Of this
voung lady-PrOclamaiion Emancipation
is one in which she well may, as she
does. feel a just pride, she having been
born on the day that President Lincoln's
uroclamation of Emancipation was issued
her eccentric but patriotic father thus
naming his new born child in honor OF the
eyent.-AkrOR, o., Beacon.
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COTTON wa, firm and higher IN New
York yesterday, middling being quoted
at 14&9l4sc.
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DESCRIPTION
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send NShLti and 1
for rUOrkth be
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Otnns
JOB ROOMS OF THE UNION & AMERICAN
a
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Eanihe more have l" 90
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CHATTANOOGA.
Details of tie Hugh Martin
Disaster.
Three Persons Killed Outright
and Ten Others More or
Less Injured.
Cause of the ExpIOsiOn-Careless-
ness All Around.
Luck of a Correspondent of the
Chicago Times.
A Big Jail Delivery in Georgia
snscial to the Union and American.

Special to the Union and American.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. IL, lS15.-
A gentleman who left this city Saturday
night on the Lucy Coker for Washington,
and returned yesterday morning, on the
same boat, furnishes the following correct
list Of killed and wounded by the explosion
of the boiler Of the Hugh Martin.
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neath OF E1.GoH. weller.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 17.-Hon. Joii1 !. d; u;
| Weller, Ex-Governor of California uleu
/ here this morning, aged seventy.
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PrOseeutiOn Of the Treasury Robbers.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Ex-Repre-
sentative jeremiah III. Wilson has been
appointed special assistant United States
Attorney for this District, TO assist in the
prosecution Of parties recently arrested for
the $4,000 robbery from the United
States TreSsurer's Office.
Four and FOur and a Half Per Cent.
Banda.
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FRANCE keeps a ship Of war at AJaccio
constantly at the order Of the Pope, IN case
he should desire to leave Rome.
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CHICAGO.
An Old Case Revived.

C,rcAco. Aug. lT.-CCrtain members
,f tba First. PRESBYTERIAN Church have sig
,,;faJ treir rs4rpose Of calling on the rest
g tLot church. in the forthcoming SYNOD,
- Give their reason for retaining as their
1,asTor Dr- Swing, who has been pronounced
bI- the synod to be unsound in faith ana
bereticaI, a call will also be made upon ILg
cbnrcb under pain of dismissal
C-om the brotherhood Of the fiesoy-
tarians. to give up DR.. swing
| The Missing BaIIOOnists.
Little additional is given in specials re-
! caiyed here concerning the hndlng OF I!le
| l,o5,- Of GrimwoOd On the body were dls-
| covered a watch, notes, papers, letters, an
| In5ian rubber -pUeseTveT, with hole IN
| 81 two inches long, also a certificate OF
membership in the Chicago Public Library
Tba notes were rather vague, alluding to
tba early aspirations Of the writer TO rise IN
tI,a world .iaI "a the realization at the time o.
yEriting. IN is stated the balloon was ntht
middle of Lake Michigan and the posi-
biIitv Of fall was mentioned, but not as ;
! nrobabiIify, The body was found by
mail carrier, badly decOmposed, halr an'
positions Of the face being gone IL wa
: buried in the cemetery near the place G
l discovery.
The Nathan Murder.
The Times, tomorrow, will publish
communication from Billy Forester, u
s prisoner at Joliet, who recently made
. statement concerning the Nathan lnurue
q He corects some inaccuracies in his pr
q yious statement, as published, and gives
q as his opinion that a brother Of Martz a
)f len. who went to Sing Sing to see Geors
j. FIIis. then accused Of the murder, va
It himself the man who put up the murde
-e and who knows the names OF the me
who did the deed.
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Blackmailing Department Clerks
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SARATOGA.
Slim Attendance at, the Races.
BrIgand, NettIe Norton and Deadhe@'
rake the FIRST Money.


rake the FIRST Money.
SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-THE attendance
was not as large as usual at the races 20
dav. The first event was the race OF one
mile and an eighth, in which eight horses
ed-Rhodamanthus Countess, McDan-
IeI's Naptha flly, Brigand, Fadladeen'
LIoyd's Asteroid colt, Mary Long anu
Vinagrett. , pLod.-
Tbe race was Won by Brigand, Khoda'
mantbus second, Countess third. Ilme'
1:56I. RhOdamanthus was the faVofHe
and Brigand sold very low in the pools.
The second race was mile and three
quarters. Brigand, the winner OF the nrsI
race. was withdrawn, leaving four TO start
scratch, Willie Burke, Nettie Norton
and Ysgabond. Old Scratch was the lA-
vorite. but Nettie Norton won the race
Scratch second, Willie Burke third lime
3:OSt, .t,5
The third and last race was free hand
lean hurdle race, two miles, over elSn
h1Irdles. I'D Dead-head, CsriboO, Shaughrann,
Coronet and Lily started. Dead-hea9
won, Shaughraun second, Cari6Oo tniiu
| Time 2.35,
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Utica TrOttinR Pork.

UTICA, y. Y, Aug. 1.-THE meeting
of the Utica Park Association opened To-
day. Iarre attendance and beautiful
weather. The 2:3S class race was won by
Rreeze. Great Eastern second, Calmar
third. Time, 2:275, 2:25a, 2:3O, 2:3l J.
Great Eastern won the first heat and Gar
mar tbe third. In the 2:24 class, May
Queen won, Gen. Garfield second, Mosely
third. Time, 2:21, 2:21, 2:2l, DO. Gen.
Garfield won the third heat.
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Proseeutton Of the Treasury Robber

The Specie Resumption Scheme.
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Prosecution of Whisky Frauds
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WASHINGTON.

An Assistant District Attorney
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Terms OF Subscription.
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,CoNMlss!oN MERCnANT.

any community, but they are just the kind
OF scoundrels that find favor with Gov.
Ames.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Ames' Negro MIIItia-One Of Them
Refused Credit, Appeals 20 the Pis-
toll and Gets the worst Of It-Green-
Vile Pieketed Against a Negro Raid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
,,opy PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE
NEEDED IN COLD HILL.

The late terrible sonAagration in Vir-
einia City IL not without Its lesson. Are
We Of Gold Hill safe from the ravagss Of
the destroying element Probably few
towns on the Pacific Coast have better
facilities for eItinguishing fres than oil
own. nevertheless our present protec-
ton may prove inadequate in case OF a
sudden and great emergency. The main
Pipe extending along Main street from
tho town reservoir. near the Bullion
works, to Lower Gold Hill, Ii. badly
eaten with rust in many places. aud the
joints are liable to pull apart. from the
gradual settling and shifting Of tho
ground underneath. Sections OF defective
pipe. when taken out Of the ground. are
found to DO completely honsycombed
with rust. When a full head OF
water is turned on. and just whom the
services OF the pipe are needed most. as
in the event Of a FIRE. the main Is liable
70 burst and leave us to the mercy Of
the destroying element. Under the cir
cumstancss. II bshooves the citizens and
property owners of Gold Hill to bsstir
themselves and to take immediate steps
toward securing creator protection
against another coniagration. In order
to obtain q supply Of water. adequate
to any emergency. a f~ed-pipe should be
laid from the Water Company's great
reservoir on the Divide. to our own
reservoir near the Bullion hosting
works. BY this arrangement, in
suss Il should DO needed, We could
have command OF ssvsrsl million
gallons Of water. Tho next thing I'M
peratively needed Ia q wronght.iron
main. say six inches In diameter. eS'
tending the length Of Main street with
hydrants or FIRE plugs ut proper inter
walls. the sections Of the pipe to be pro-
tsctsd from pulling assndsr BY sIpan-
sion joints. The old pipe could still be
used in time Of frss. as well as the new.
Should the precautions rsfsrrsdto above
be adopted. we might feel tolsrably safe
from the wreck Of . general confa'
grafton. We respectfully invite the ut
tsntion Of property owners to this sub
jet Of 20 vital importance, and suggest
that a delegation Of our leading citizens
wait upon the Board Of Town Trustees.
requesting them to take immediate
action In the premises.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11

GuiSonp.-Mr. Guibord. Of Canada,
whose remains await burial level year
after his death. Wa . printer. He vas
Foreman for thirty-six years in Mon.
treal for the late Louis Psrrault, and
Louis Psrrault & Son. Guibord per
formed the dificult task Of putting the
Indian language intn type for the issns
OF . catschism and hymns published by
l'Abbs Gsrin. and of forming the mat
Yiess. He fnt introduced stsreotyping
into Canada. and the first book stsreo-
typed In this country vas done under
his supervision. His pu~nctuality was
provsrbia. He vas sixty-two years OF
ses 81 the time Of his death. being the
oldest printer In Canada except III.
John Lowell. the veteran publisher.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
VIRGINIA CITY.

Our neiehhor ON the hill seems daily
TO DO losing its old air Of a cosmopolitan
city. and putting on the abandon Of a
mining camp. so many Of the women
and children have gone away that one
can scarcely drive back the thought that
they, with the houses, must have bstn
consumed In the irresistible flames.
There are scores Of homeless married
men up there. and
p.rse dc hspplps>s. thoa Only b,i.s
Of Parable hat hss Survived The fall
seems TO have been veil nigh banished
from the place. This Is mere noticeable
BY night than In the day time. Men are
seen there nov, about saloons al night.
Who In the old days were always athoms
after nine o'clock y. N. They have a
hungry. h~sart-sehing look. which 1t Is
painful to zee. Men are not a. careful
about their dress NJ formerly. and ap-
parsntly are unc,nsciously adapting
themselves 10 the difference between a
two story brick and . n story wooden
cabin. The gamss seem running strong
or than ever. The faro and keno rooms
are crowded. and men play with that
ioek-so painful 10 sse on their faces
- which seems 70 say. cts all
. game anyway. Why not - like
~ 10 win at this as any 9TH
err" A whom In some c~onvuldon Of
nature. fierce and gentle animals con-
grssais p~romiscuously. so there seems
to b perfect s~ociability among all
Glasses In Virginia now. Roughs and
gentlemen meet on common ground.
and the "soilsd doves speak to both
alike In the street. Both the selAsh and
generous instincts Of the human heart
arc brought out In full light. Around
tho Relief Committee rooms gather
daily. petitioners for help. Who deserve
neither help nor sympathy; and in
drsary homes outside. the poor divide
thar little al with each other. too SELF
respectful 70 make known how keen are
their wants. Altogether. the town Is a
study nsw-s-days-a greater study than
ever; but there 10 NO careful looker-on
but prays for . speedy return OF tbs
homes. the children and the aanctify'
ing presence Of the pure women who
have rome away.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
Thanksgiving P~roclamatiou.

The President OF the United States
having. BY proclamation. designated
Thursday. the 25th day Of November, as
aday Of public thanksgiving and praise,
I, L. II. Bradley Governor Of the State
Of Nsvada. recommend the people OF
this State to devote this day In rendering
thanks TO Almighty God for the many
blessings We have received at His hands.
In testimony whereof. I have h~ereunto
SGT my hand and caused the Great Seal
OF the State to be affixed. Done at Car
son City this sixth day Of November. in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ssventy-ive.
BY the Governor: L. II. BRADLxY.
j. d. MNoR, Secretary Of State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
wORsE AND U

The news to-day would indicate that
the steamer Pacific was sunk BY q col.
lision with another ship. II this Is
trss-and there seems to be little doub,
Of lit 10 evident that both ships were
sailing without lookouts. trusting alone
10 the space Of the illimitabls sea. and
10 he luck which il supposed 70 vresthe
. charm around . sailors life. A man
10 given . ship. a. obsdisnt to his hand
- . veil trained stsed il 10 the rein;
two hundred human beings arc sntrust-
cd 10 his care. and yet he permits this
ship to drive into another. and to sink
with all Its treasures Of life and property.
We would like to know somsthing Of
this captains history. The dispatches
assert that he was looked upon As q
competent commander. Was ever n
ship Lost that the sams story was not
returned TO mock the sorrow OF the
friends Of the losti We conclude the
firm that owned the Pacific are too anl-
ious 70 got rich speedily 10 ever DO per.
mittsd 10 run. any more. passenger
steamers. II 10 too hazardous . bust.
mess 70 patronizs them. And here the
question which va broschsd before. re-
turns. How can the character
Of the American sailor Be- lift
Cd apt We are careful how our
naval ofacsrs are educated. and yet
not many sss hahts. any more. figure
mp % fhehtful . loss Of life ~ is re-
turned froa this ship thu, has founder
Cd. The Csnard Steamship Company
train both their oficsn and ssamsn.
Exhibitions Of supreme courage or
ability are always rewarded with pro-
motion BY that company. Their ships
have sailed the stormiest ocean in the
world for thirty jean. In that time but
two or three Of their vessels have been
Lost. and not . single life. Has not
their care. their p~ains-,aking. their
discipline. their prscautions TO nsver
permit . ship 70 leave port, unless abe
10 In perfect condition and a. carefully
manned - human judgment can pre-
pare her. already brought ample re-
wardsf And b not the lesson werth
needing BY Americana Somebody is
70 blame that two hundred people have
bean drowned. and the blame is not
all 70 b laid 70 Ne weak man Who COM
mandsd The ship. There wasa criminal
want Of Judgment and care manifested
whom the ship 90 conparisoned and
commanded was sent 20 sea There Is
one steamship managing firm too many
In San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11

AcrprIArgp LEAp.-The Carson Ap-
poai Of this morning says: A handsoms
specimen from the acid works Are was
shown to US yesterday BY Marx Gage.
who had secured it for the cabinet in
the Magnolia. II Is . sort Of tree oi
lead, with beautiful blusstons LEAKAGE.
formed by some eccentric chemical &C.
ton under the influence Of . high de-
gree OF heat. II only needed to have
the flower Of birthstone growing amid
its sulphuret crystals to make . novel
school Of botany. worthy 10 grow on the
banks Of the StyI. or twins itself about
the red-hot gates Of ToPhst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11

GENUINE SrxrArHr.-A wag entered
ths smoking chr on the Virginia 4
Truckss Railroad the other evening
while the train vas In motion and In an
earnest and sympathetic tone said:
"Thsrs is . lady in the next coach who
has tainted away. Has any gentlemen
here any liquor for hsrf" Twenty.
eight men in that car Immediately rose
10 their feet, each with Q fask in his
hand. A more eloquent expression Of
sympathy could not b conceived
carson Tribune. \
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
IRRIGATION.

The French Government are consider
ing q project for constructing . canal by
which the vineyards Of the Rhsne may
b flooded a. q remedy for the phyli-
orsra. The canal will cost $40, 0OO, 900.
but Il viii bring into %fruitfulness sixty
thousand acres Of vinelands. which will
yield $40, OOO. 900 annually. - Eastern
Paper.
The above Is an item worthy the at.
tsntion Of land owners In California.
An investment Of $40, 900. 600 Isl very
large one. but II 100000 o per an
mum can 10 realized from Il, the French
arc willing to undertake II. Suppose
things we're 20 fiIed that tho waters OF
the Sacramento River could DO made to
irrigais sixty thousand acres Of that
valley. Then II ons-fourth Of the
sixty thousand could be planted in wheat
yearly. Il would increase their product
ten bushels per acre ove that realized
in favorable years. This ten bushels
per acre. on fifteen thousand acres,
would be one hundred and ffty thou
sand bushels. and that extra crop would
pay good interest on sl.6oo.OOO We
make these figures to show what can be
expected on ths most reasonable show
ing. as q return for q thorough system
OF irrigation in California. But beyond
all this. irrigation will make attractive
homes. with gardens, orchards and
shade trees possible on the plains Of
California, which are now, for half the
year. little better than deserts.
The statesman, who. with broad and
practical views inaugurates q thorough
system Of irrigation for the Golden
State. will do more for that State than
Clinton did for New York; more than
any ten men have thus far accomplished.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11

MrsrrnIous MEADOW LAKE. - Some
months ago II was stated that ten tons
Of orc from Meadow Lake District were
to be shipped to Flyers reduction
works between Grass Valley and Nevada
and all Who we're interested In the sue
cess Of the difficult problem Of reducing
these rsbellious ores ~anxiously awaited
the report Of Mr.. Fryer. No report has
yet been made public. but we have been
informed by a Meadow Laker that about
nine tons Of this ore have been worked
by Mr.. Fryer with rcsults that are far
better than their most enthusiastic ex.
pectations. The exact result will 10
made public soon. Everybody that pre-
tends 10 know anything about the pro-
cess in any particular test seems TO be
pledged 70 secrecy. but assures every.
body else that "thsrs's a good time
coming. TSackss Rtpul,ioan. Nou. 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
W. H. CLARKE & CO.,
STOCK q 8,
No. q SOUTH o STREET.
VIRGINIA oITY. NEvADA A.
CAUTION.

UNroKERCocKRR MINING COMPANY
n Location Of works. Anne rican Plat Mining
District. Storey County. Nevada. The public
are hereby cautioued agsinst negotiating the
following certificates Of stock In the above
Company, the whols or portion Of sans having
been cold for assessment No. ID. on November