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Love anu Linen.

A correspondent writes In some Of
the regions of France the people have
the habit of Ornamenting their houses by
draping their fronts with all their house
hold linen, more or less tastefully arrang-
ed. This custom, especially prevalent
in the regions in which balconies are
most common, gives additional zest TO the
possession of handsome linen sheets,
table-cloths, pillow-cases, towels and go
forth, which, in their turn, confer sort
of aristocratic distinction on their pos
SCISSOR, he and especially she, who has a
fine provision Of handsome house-linen,
looking down with proportional contempt
on those whose stock l. less complete
and handsome than their own. The pos
SCISSOR Of chateau situated in neigh
borhood in which this passion for house
linen was peculiarly strong, was struck
a short time since by the melancholy All
of a young girl in whom she took an in
terest, questioned the latter ~ to the
4 cause of her sadness, and learned that
i she wanted to marry a certain Pierre
4 whom her family refused to let her mar
] nv. But what can your father and
| mother have to say against the young
man?" inquired the vicomtesse; his
family are honest and well off, and he il
considered to be an honest and industri
Gus young fellow" "That is true, mad
anne !" replied the girl, "but my fathel
ia proud, and Pierre's family is not o
our circle" Whatever do you mean ?
exclaimed the lady, surprised at thi
announcement of social distinctions un
known to her. "Why, you see, madame
Pierre's family have cotton sheets
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sLANDER


/ Tho air scarce stirred
Nitha whispered uo-f.
! ct the noisy sity o. impos. f...I
! Can 90 De- SO.
That an bouraEo
1 That tie nam" Was as Algh al In r... No..
low?
And friends were dear.
Aud lovers bear,
Ana TIE haven OF hope was shining r.gars
Did ewes shine bright
With sweet delight.
And never hint OF Che whitening htguts
j. ycstcIdav
So far away,
WIKI It's tender -lgH- and IT, laughter stvs
When thc poison Hung
BY The shameless tongue.
The deep death-knell OF all hopes were ruug,
And the tidings grew.
As they always do,
None caring 20 ask be they false or true.
Al0nel Alone
The friends have flown
How weary ard old the hear. has grown!
The daughters He'd.
The heart Is dead,
And crowned with sorrow the Innocent
head
Never again
VIII the cruel stain
BE washed from the soul SO crushed with
pain,
Till Death shall bring
It's kinder sting.
And the poor, tried heart stopped 4orrUv.-
ing.
Heaven send
Death be- "A friend.
And this cruel life soon have au euJt
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CrazeG by EO5accO.

The Pulaski CTenn.) Citizen says:
1--WE are extremely sorry to announce
that the friends of Mr.. Claude j. Wood
ring have been forced TO take steps to
deprive him of his liberty for time,
on account of the prevalent opinion
among our people that his mind is over-
balanced. His alteration is announced
by physicians to be due to the excessive
use of tobacco, end it was determined to
confine him so that he could be efectually
weaned from it. An inquisitiOn was held
at the county court room Tuesday morn
ing, and a verdict as above was reached.
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Headache With n SixPen.
my Nail.

Richmond Dispateh.l
A strange and remarkable case was
under the attention of DIR. Tate, of Au-
gusta county, few days since. He was
called to see Mrs. Taylor, wife of Mr..
Robert Taylor, living about three miles
from Greenville, and found that she had
driven sixpenny nail into the back of
her head which, after much difficulty, he
succeeded in extracting. The nail had
been driven in several days previously
and by her own hands. 1t was discov-
cred by daughter of hers while comb
ing her hair one day, and she insisted on
keeping the fact secret, but her daughter
sent for DR.. Tate, as above stated. She
told her daughter that she had driven
the nail in several days before, with the
fat side of Ratchet; that she had been
suffering with violent pains in the head,
but since driving in the nail she had been
entirely free from them. Some years
ago she had been confined in the We;
tern Lunatic Asylum and has for some
time been partially deranged. IF the
nail penetrated the skull, as understood
it did, it is a very remarkable case
and one of much interest to the medica
fraternity.
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The Highest bridge in the world.
Danville ,Ky.J Advocate.

Danville Ky.J Advocate
The highest bridge in the world win
be built at the crossing Of the Kentucky
river, on the Cincinnati .Sguther4 Rail
timore Bridge Company, one of the
most noted in the United States, has Scr
cured the contract. The bridge will con-
sist Of an iron deck truss of three spans
of 37j feet each, center 10 center, sup
ported by two piers and two abutments.
The piers will be built Of masonry % a
height of 81 feet and inches above low
water-mark, and the additional distance
below low-water mark will soon be de-
termined by borings under the control Of
the resident engineer. These piers will
be 100 feet long end TO end Of cut wa-
ter, and 35 wide on the top, built hollow,
with the walls "a feet from the end. Up
on the masonry will rest the iron trestle-
work. The grade line is 275 feet 8 inches
above low water. The abutments VIII
be built upon the cliffs on each side OF the
river. and are to be As feet high, de-
pending upon the shape Of the lodges OF
the rock. When this structure Is com
Dleted, Kentuckians can well point with
pride to the highest bridge upon this
continent.
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Under the sixth resolution the Chair

Under the sixth resolution the Chair
appointed the following committee
No. II B FAINT.
No. 2-P r Slayden.
No. Sd H Tucker.
No. IN F Hardin.
No. 81 T Brown.
| The following named gentlemen were
selected as delegates to the State Conven-
! ton:
| Kinloch Falconer, w s Featherston,
Ed Aldrich. j 7 FAINT, o Tyson, F NJ
Norheet, J W c Watson, A Balfour, j
L Brown, II w Walter, Lawrence John
son, John Calhoop, John b FAINT, A NJ
West, James McHugh, N s Harris
Thos j Hudson, Jr., r P Bowen. W E
Futrel, J E Tober, W J L Holland, A
NJ Lyles, S ] Nc Elwee, W c Warren,
Van II Manning.
The committee to select an Executive
Committee made the following report:
District No. Howard Falconer, and
II Walter.
District No. 2-W F Hyer and L
Gatewood.
District No. Wv f Futren and E
Aldrich.
District No. Al H Miller and R P
Bowen.
District No 81 II Morgan and John
E MCGOWAN.
On motion of Geo NJ Govan, the re-
port Of the committee was received and
unanimously adopted.
On motion of kinIoch FaIconer, the
Holly Springs South and Reporter, and
JACKSON CLARION were requested to
publish the proceedings of this Conven-
ton.
On motion the Convention then adj
journed
id REINHARDT, Chm'n.
r. J. LILIES, w. II. MALONE, Sec'ys.
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A Louisville parent, who is much give
to the thoughtless habit of swearin
whenever his temper is ruffied by eve
the smallest circumstance, was trying t
pull on a pair of wet boots the other day
He was much vexed, as usual, but tn
presence of his little four-year-old bo
caused him to restrain the tide of oath
that We're pressing hard for an outlet
Charlie evidently comprehended the sit
uation, and remarked to his papa tina
there was only one way to get them on
PausIng a bit for breath, and repressin
his Impotence for moment, he said
testify: ''What do you know about il !?
do you really want to know, papa =?
Eyes; out with it" Well, said til
precocious Charlie, 'iust cuss 'em on
papa" ''The father doesn't "cuss
any more now-at least when he's a
home.
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White, J. B. Berry, DIR. Robinson Fl
+; IInnin, T. B. Bridges, Jno. Tucker.
WIN. Pennington, and Henry Hoskins.
On motion of III. s. Cole, the Chair
man and Secretary of this Convention
were added to said committee.
On motion, the Secretary was instruc-
ted to furnish copy of the proceedings
OF this Convention 70 the Brandon Bran
don Republican and jackson CLARION
for publication.
Convention then adjourned.
ROBT. LOWRY, Chrm.
j. S. MELVIN, Secy.
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1t isn't because they're sentiments
that SO many gentlemen hang over tt
front gate with young ladies on thes
warm evenings. The young fellows a.
merely each trying TO raise a mustach
and have heard that suction's the thiK
required.
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An Indiana farmer Is satisfied that the
immediate result of drilling in corn is an
increase of ten to fifteen bushels per acre,
to say nothing Of the economical labor,
both in planting and tending.
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A Milwaukee belle, attending theatre
recently, complained in one Of the scenes
that the light was too dim 10 show the
oct;,g nro3eJlv. &" Won't you try this
glass asked the escort handing her his
lorgnette. Hastily covering the suspic-
ions looking object with handkerchief,
she placed Il to her lips, took long pull,
and handed it back in disgust, saying,
" why there amt drop in i'll
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A member of Parliament has been
fined 1858, in a London court for allow
ing the sewerage of his house to flow into
the river Lea.
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Macauly once observed that prize sheep
were only fit for candles, and prize essays
70 light them,
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NOTIFICATION atoR 7pATIHT.
NOTICE NO. 2sS.
o. =. survey Ne. re s.l iss.

TT 4. LAND oYPicR, CARSON CITY.
siy.a hat ). {. SsISssii, vsoss -pssssssess
address 10 Gold llill, storey county. Nevada,
has this day aled his .pplicA:io. or p.isst
linear feel Of The 0ibbs lode, os vslA hssrinG
yold and silver, Win surfaces ground two. hsn.
dred feet In width. s~ituaie, lying and being In
Gold lll ninlnS pstytet eossY q sto.sy
By The 1eld notes and oieial plai % ale In ihis
once 20 lot number ~ and ~ n townships
sixteen QG and ssvsntssn O1. north rsuse.
twenty-one fsil east Of Mount Diablo meridian.
The exterior boundaries Of q lot No. 10
Comm S..,.s ssisr y !. s s:s's s:. e A. 4 r !. q. I. . ~:
vey No, IN and t01, situated on the north bank
Of Justice rayine. an1 where hetvy eropSlpu
intefsect raid rsviDe, thence turning ' hrSt
sour.s ives, 100 feet = pos: .. Marked e. 70; !; y:
bsan the mouth Q fwotklng tsnsel sosth . -
grees west, distant - feet the Quartsf ssc-
lion corner on south llse Of ssetioa =, tors.
ship ~ north. nnga 81 east, noant Dtah}o
meridian. north . dssrsssand .sninstss wei,
/ degree and ons-quartss nlnnts ssss s,n1bsst
to post marked No. Z, US. ssrvsy No. - s.t
i07. said post being identical with The sosth-
cast corner ofths hnIcpa Company. VI !. sur.
vey No. i07; thence. third coufpe. east 30 fsst
io1; thence, fourth eouuss. seosA ! seErre and
one-quarter minnie wess. Ana fsst V psst
marked No. o, U. q. survey Ne. - andIe1.
and whener bean the haestsl u che Csledoaia
o ss. .S, nl1s,, . yrs, 80 SSsssts,% 20 -
hosting works south u degrees and ops-quar.
ter minsto vest, naestan % Nssns Dgdason
north 50 degrees and ons-half nln6to west;
thence. NH coarre, west 100 feet 70 poss No.
! the point Of beginning. ceatasiae 10 ssiee
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W{IGiERTIlfGa.
NooKH0IDIRS' MIIIINo.

HARTFORD MINING COMPANY
Letter ss,.ss sSsRSS1eHTSSSf,ssoosss; :,
oon BIn, s,efsy county, MOVABLE sseord:
.ss - 2 $780, 2. t~!:,Is,t.cr1, ni ~
: sSsesi Gsstsg Of % stoskSoldsIs d! said
eospsayfSssle6s called. The aansto - hsld
vspd's Hpililg, No. 80 California street, San
Trneis6. Ohforn:s, On MONDAY. the .oth
day &c is1kx O. he hour OIL O'Clock
:. =, 70 Ak ito cousidsntioo and act upon
. pfcpsslsioa . iscrssse - capital stock q
al sonp.ay from ihrss nillion AZ sssarsa
thousand ttoooool doli.fs. divtted fnto tnirty.
ays the1sssa dc,oool shatss q tAs p yaies
pressss ssytssi stoek Of The colyapy, y sven
miller 1.eoe.eo0 doliay. SistasS. Into .
MISrrfT wiz. u. SHARP, ~
f-ei srt n. SOLOMON,
k-M. HALL,
ann a T Trustees.
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TAPE WORM
Removed In Two Hours,

WITH HEAD c0NrLErR. OR NO TX.
wv pence. In addition 10 the large number
Who understand The oaase Of their Distress and
sradnal decline. hundreds OF persons on this
soasi are dragging out Q wreteked existence
dying By inches-from what they suppose 10
b dyspeps.a, bat What 10 In reality The effect
Of this terrible parasite In the stomach.
Thoss suferipa ffom Aa unnatural appetite,
hattsrine sensation around the heart. poor
nsnosy. nervous debility, dimness 81 sight,
occasioual dizziness, etc.. are advised to call
befofs their system becomes reduced beyond
recovery. a. thcse are come Of the prominent
nsnt, and I avoid the starving process and do
tain he patient sat . couple Of hours from
buslness. Medicine sent TO any part II the
eoualry. PAtisnts treated d their residenes
GtoT n, Oh. CLOSE,
No. sfs Nlssion street, near Fourth, San rrsa.
eisco. jeis IN
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NOTICE.

no WI DENcKLA: YoU WILL rLEAsH
y % taks notice. - CO owner. that during the
year lS1t I peroaally expended In labor and
fDprovements on that certain mining claim
county, Nevada, known - thr North CtIpman.
Chipuan Lfdye, the Botiee % which has hen
recorded In Book X of Gold MN Mining Rec
sfds. pare 81. and which claim Was located
navh -. iee4 tAs sun Of One noasAnd Dol
ditars, hhos and inprovensnts 10 Two Has,
dred Dollars (o30ol. and thai hervhy demand
Of you he Immediate payment thereof
A. FILMING.
Gold NH. Nsvsda. April n. is7s. nys7sod
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And In accofdance With law nd On order Of
the Board oi Directors. made 90 the 7th day,
ofJsly. $50, 80 many shares OF sasn paSes' Q,
public auctleu, Ct the once Of the Company.
iil California stfcet, Han rrsneispo. OAlf6nia,
on TUESDAY, the sist day Of August. $50. o.
the hour OF I o'clock ?. =. o. said day, 70 pey
paid de lInquent Assessment thereon. toRethsr
with costs OF advertising and expenses ofthe
II. wR0ENKR, SECRETARY.
0nee-4it California street, Nan Yn.eiseo,
California. aul1 q
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~ssoLuTIHh.aEpoeo 'AAsTr-

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN 1rm Of Bowden . Chegwiddsn. conduct
j %:i The :,; ::,s0s az ssii siii. y q d Il: IA y s, ssss,i
consent. NJ. Bowdsn withdrawing hon the
arm. The business will hereafter b cen.
dnctsd BY Chegwidden T. 0~odsworthy. who
are suthorSed 70 collect al debts and pay %
bills OF the late Arm. Persons indebted 70 ths
arm OF Iowden D Chsgwidden viii call and
', .a;. Ss'eli sSh 81 81 SIb sIias.'.
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REMovAL.

RisoysL; AND SsosSAs,zAg,oS OF
s ss:ss y Il pi ss, .,s,l s sS:s t ss:, e q = Ss Sss,s q c o.
so,idatsd Mining Company has been removed
" nnpa - sgvard's Hlltdine. llo CAiifomia
stfsst, San Rnneiscs, California; nd that the
u0wngu1Dseksus>susatsv ~ 49, slsstsd
ns:s::: q y s ssse:ss E:eifi
. Eisss. ssss d sPssiss IA ysssss s:ss.s.
oais rHko. c. KlBBk, esesstary.
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IrelL ssfIoEs.
NOTICE

NOTICE Is hKREBY oIvYN THAT THE
IN Board Of roun Trustees 81 ths Town q
ooh Hill. sitting ffon tins 70 stns fisH Aas.
ust 9th 70 August - 80, ~ board O. ESsaI;;
med limits Of the Town Of Gold HIN iisbIs .
TAXATION for the fiscal year ending nayi.A. D;
is7e, and have raised he valustiea Of the rsai
estate, improvements and psrsonal property
perpons and corporations.
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noIIoE y pAMkRvPIoY.

TN TIKI DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
unlted states, fer the District Of rsvsda-
In The matter Of JOHN DALMAs. Q Bankrupt
in Dankruptey.-Unite Staiss Of America.
District Of Nevada, %. A warrsst In bank.
ruptcy has been issncd By said Court Against
the estste Of Jahn Dsimss, Of ne lows Of
Virginia, County OF STOREY aud. Rtsts. 81 Ne.
vsda. In said District, wbo has been duly ID.
Judged bankrupt upon bic own pstitlou. and
The payment OF any debts and he dsilvsy Of
any property belonging 70 said hankupS 10
HIN o. 10 his nee. and the transfer Of any prep
srty y blu, arc foss,dasn y Az. ness,ne
thclf dcbts and choose Boo or Bsfs assinees
OF his estate, win b held ct . Coart o. nAsk.
ruptry, 10 be holden II Virginia, 10 psld Dis.
tiet. on tho 9TH day Of septsmser. A. D. lsB.
at O'Clock ,. .st the oeeep J. pspiksr,
, ssYr ss sSi e .,s oss vs ~. z; tSs sGEnsr i, 9
Bankruptcy of'sid Djslrist;
United ststes naSshal apd hsssepgpr IN Bank.
O.. y. NAyKR. Deputy. am ID
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~lssIssrErfs LEyIID.

NUROPA MINING COAPAnr.-
III Location Of Principal Pace OF business,
Iec.;ioa. 4 koriS STOREY sosnty. sss's q
Ssaes 4. hereby siIs. "a. :. : n:stiHs q q
July. ISIS. a asssssmsntNe .. ~ ofTwentysnve
(ssj Cmts per chars was levied upon inc
capital stock Of the corporation, payable imme.
dlstciy, N United States gold coin, TO
the SecrstAry, a. the once Of the company,
Room No. 81, Hayward's Building. tis CALL
fornia strest, San francisco, California. -,
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
unpaid on The nth day Of August, 1873,
viii Be Delinquent. and advertised for sale q
public suction, and unless payment 70 maos
Ssfore, viii BE- sold on TUESDAY. the ltth
day OF September. 1874, to pay the delinquent
toesthef will costs OF ADVERTISING
and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Director.
RICHARD D. MOVES, eecretary.
Omee-Room No. 81, Msyward's Building,
~ California street. Ban francisco, Gal
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r ADV WARRINGTON INNING

r ADY WARRINGTON MINING
Ia COMPANY. Location Of principal place
Of business, Ban Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, storey coun'
IL, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ct . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the 18th day OF
Augustus 8 an assessment (No. y OF Fifty Cents
looc) per share was levied upon tho capital stock
Of the corporation. payable Immediately 10
United ststes gold coin. to the SECRETARY at nc
once Of the Company. Room ~. nayward's
Banding, <io Californis street, San Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the I'D day OF september.
ISIS, will 10 delinquent, and advertised fofsale
at pablo aueiiop end unless payment 10 made
bsiore, will be cold on tha rwslhh dsy OF Oc.
tobsr, 1875. to pay tho delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and ex'
penses OF sale.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
HI sFuIur II. q. KBBB. secretary;
0nice-Room a., nsyward's Building' NO.
Iio california Street, Nan Francisco, Cal.
nuI ID
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O''solOTRk.ai,. oo'AaT'

THE CoPARrNERsHfP HERETOFORE
\ exlstlnx between v. Lsnery aad J. d. Gag
non, uEdsr the arm name o. Y Lensy AGO,
e this day dissol,sd n mutual consent, -:
will be eontinIsd b. V. Lsmsy. u seeoahts
alone 10 authorized 10 reslpt Ut thsss6s. and
al accounts againstsaid hrn. win b iiquidstsd
By him. J. p 0AGMof.
noL min Jr,v N tsm Iv1t
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Ex-Qusxx IaAsELLA dssirsd 10 60 70
one Of the ports Of Spain 70 take the
- baths ordered BY her medical sd-
"a. but vas forbidden BY the Madrid
eovsrnmsnf 70 faud anywhere on Span
ish territory. Don Carlos being inform
81 OF this. offered her hospitality in any
yars Of the Basque provinces that he
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And N iccardsnce with law, and az onier VI
the bospd o. Alrsclop. male on the 18Th day
oiysns, isIs, 70 many shsfcs of each parrrl
~ uel auetion. q The auction room Of John
salddlcton q non, No $40 Montgomery street.
itsn Inneisco. California. on TuEsDAy, the
.oth oay o. August, ISIS. 81 the hour of Q O'clock
y. OF sed day. TO PAY said delinquent asses,.
,nsnn .ng}son, hgrteet With COSTS Of adver.
LU6fRN hIRIHNE, Secretary.
0mee -Boom Ne: u, No. 30 Pine strret,
pen shAeeteco. CAllIornta. leattd
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S-TooKNoLDIRs' MEETINo.

nrPrcE suocoR MILL AND MINING
" Company, san rnneIseo. August y, 1875.
the above named company. Tor the election Of
Trustees Tor fhe ensuing year. and Transaction
Of such other business ~ may be presented,
win b tsd q the once of The company. rooms
cisco. csiiforaiA, on MONDAY. the oh day OF
September, 1878, 81 3 O'clock p. q. Transfer
boets win be c,o:ed on the fsth inst., and IN.
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10 ~thsreashiy identified with the beet In
the peopls, hon the MINER orths
MECHANIC 70 The MkR-
CHANT OF the BANKER
IL gives tbs LATEST
NkwS. tslegrsphie
fsos s: u Az 49,.
4 4:
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Aid In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Directors, made on the ID day Of
July, 1878. 80 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock a. may be necessary. ~ bs soId
pany, loon 0, No. tos California street, Ban
franciscn. California. on MONDAY, the
Twcniyihird C23d) day Of August. 1875.
at the hour OF ! o'clock p. =. Of said day.
to pay delinquent assessment thereon. to-
sciher with costs Of sdycrtisink. and expenses
OF the sale. H.. PHILLIPS, beerctary..
ofice-Room 0, No. tos California street,
San Francisco. California. ans ID
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Weekly Mining Summary

Weekly Mining Summary
Published evesy Thsnpday n ths NHvs. h
earsfuliy prspsFed hon The nesS Arrunn-
ric sovncss, private and othsrvise. on
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rportsu. ltis universally
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ros 81 he eonditisa Il The ninss Of
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Gold Hill Daily News
10 ds'ivsssa b. earasn t~Asosshsst
Gold Mn. virEinia City. cs-es. Silver
City. Dayton. and eostisusssioean,ies,
and 10 sss, sy mail 10 an parts of the
eosstry and the VOID. No one 10 fsuy
posted, OF up TO Tie tines uhe does
mo-, rod The osID anl DAnr Nsvs.
ALI. poTGn.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-27

wxxpxIL PnrLLIrs' O'Connell Grafton
dsals out scanty justice 10 the press.
He says: "Sssmingly independent.
and somstmss really .. tho press can
Afford only 10 mount the cresting wave,
and mot 60 beyondit. The editor might
- veil shoot his reader with q bullet -
win . new idea He must hit the exact
line Of the opinion Of tho day."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-27
NOTICE,

TOE. 4. LI0Hr-YOU WILL pLEAsg TO
= Axe lotics % co-owner, that daring tho
ysar ts5t psrroaAly expended In labor npoa
~ certstn mining claim known o. the I.irht
30 arg elalm. Dean Ledgs. Silver Star MIN.
w Dlsu1st, htorey County. State Of Nevada,
ssssm @ sseniy dolisn; that POUR proportion
disis peyrsst thereof.
as,d mn. Ausustta 1878. ans ssi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-27

Nonnrs GouLpSo. Of Hartford. Con-
nscticut, n . fortunate man 10 escape
With life after 70 many accidents: He
has fallen from . bridge. 40 feet high;
tumblsd head hrst into q quarry. 70
feet deep. and broke his leg; and now
he IL just getting oct again after falling
90 feet from q building.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-27
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

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