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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-20

SENATOR JONES IN THE RlILRoAp
BusrNEss. Tho Post, which speaks as
an oncle ON anything relating TO Sena-
tor Jones and his affairs. has the foll9x.
ing: Colonel Crawford. Chief Engineer.
and Mr.. Jas. A. Pritchard. Secretary, Of
the Los Angeles and Independence
Railroad. sail to-day in tho Orizaba for
Los Angeles. 10 push forward tho work
OF construction. This road Is one Of
the most important enterprises ever pro-
jected In this State. Senators Jones
and Stewart arc determined to carry II
through at tho earliest day possible. not
only for the benefit OF their mining In
tsrests at Panamint, but also In the
hope Of effsctipg combination by which
q direct mail route may DO opened
through to Ogden, independent Of the
Central Pacific. Jay Gould and Senator
Jones have been In close consultation
recently on the subject, and Il Ia more
than likely that something may como Of
Il, as Mr.. Gould 10 particularly anxious
10 reach the Pacific Coast without COM
ing over Stanford'syline. The idea pro-
posed Is 10 extend the Los Angeles road
from Independence, the present pro-
jsctsd terminus, through tho southern
part OF Nevada. striking Phoebe and
other important mining camps. and
tapping the Utah Central Railroad
at or near Beaver, Southern Utah. Mr.,
Pritchard says there are vast coal bod
at different points on the projected route
which would provo o mine OF wealth
could they be opened up and their treas
ures brought 70 market. Mr.. Jones
will DO here In about two weeks. wher
work on the Los Angeles road will bt
driven forward In earnest. m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-20
Eureka ksas.
lrroa Tie Esrska ssstissl Nay 10,

rrrom Tie Kurska ssatinsl. Nay i61
The mine Of the Gila Company. out
Of which such hns ore 10 being extracted.
Was, We believe. located In 1867. but
little work vas done on Il until recently.
Il appears from the statements Of re-
liable parties 70 b . genuine ledge. and
being in q~uaxtxts u 10 expected 70 -
moro permanent than II Il had been In
limestone. though Why this should b
80 10 not specifically stated. Al all
events Il promises 10 become . very val
liable property.
A large quantity Of ores from the I'D
joining miningdistricts are being brought
10 the Richmond Smelling Works Tor
reduction. Portions came from a. far
as Tybo and are Of good quality.
II il said . Hne body Of ore has been
struck In the Richmond mine. This,
added TO the large reserves already in
sight, makes that property Of greater
value than at any previous time.
The Eureka Consolidated Company
yesterday shipped 1850 pounds. and
the Atlas Company 10000 pounds Of
bullion. by the Eureka and Palisads
Railroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-20
rEsrrxG THE RAINING ACr.

The propristos Of gaming houses N
Carson City have sntsrsd into combine
ton and employed N attorney 10 ~
tho validity Of he gambling Law passsd
last Winter. Il Il alleged that the law
nov on the Statute books. and which
was signed BY the Governor. IL mot the
sane bill which passed tho Legislature;
that a certain amendment, in which the
Senate refused to concur, and from
which the Assembly finally rscsded
srronsously enrolled in The bill and
presented 10 the Governor. This, II h
claimed, invalidatss the whole law. and
IL il upon this that the question d 70 b
presented 10 he Court. To properly
get ID before that tribunal an agrssd casa
has been made between the Sheriff and
Mr.. George. the latter refusing 70 pay
the license demanded By the former. and
the matter being taken before the Court
ON . mandanus. u was yesterday
argued, submitted and taken under Cd
vissmsnt BY the Court. The dscision
viii b awaited with some degree Of Inn
patience and no les interest BY prophs.
tors OF gaming houses throughout the
Stale. - IL il important in pscuniap
point Of view. The Law being tested
increased the license materially. OF
course u Il il invalid the provisions Of
the old Law hold good. and the old rAtca
Of license will sgAin b in force.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-20

TuE New MNs.-Captain Blsdsoo.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Messenger DO
tween hero and Silver City, arrived in
town yesterday. Ho says tho greatest
excitement prevails in Silver City ovor
the recent mining discoveries near that
place. The now mines are situated
near wagontown. ssven miles from Sill
yer, on the winnemuoca road. Ono OF
the mines Is exceedingly rich, about six
inches Of the quartz In tho middle Of
the ledge being literally stroaked With
gold. This quartz will average ivo dol
lars to tho pound, and Ia richer than
anything ever before discovered in
Idaho. Several other lodges have boon
found In the district, como Of which are
twelve feet wide. The whole neighbor-
hood Of these mines 10 alive with pros.
poetors. and u 10 supposed that o new
mining camp will spring up there this
Summer that will rival Silver City In
size and population. Silver STATE. May
I0Lh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-20
LET III PEOPLE SPEAK.
MANHATTAN, Kan.

MANHATTAN, hhn.
X. v. PIkRcE. Buffalo, N. Y: %
Dear Sir Your favorite prescription
has done my vito q world OF good. She
has taken nearly two bottles and has
felt better the past two wecks than al
any time In the past two years. No
more periodical palms; mono Of that ach-
ing back or dragging sensation In her
stomach she has been accustomed 10 for
several years. ! have 20 much conh.
denco In Il that ! would be perfectly
willing 10 warrant IL to certain custom.
ers Of ours who would be glad TO get
hold Of relief at any expense. have
tried many patent medicines, but mover
had any occasion TO extol one before.
.Hr Very truly yours. r. ,
= Gro. b. wHrrrxo.
Mrs. Z. Il. DAILY, Metropolis, H.,
writes: "Dr. r. v. Pierce-My sistsr
Is using tho Favorite Prescription with
great benefit" EcT'.T .
Mary Ann Frisbic. Lehman, Penn,
vritss: "Dr. X. V. Pieroe--what I have
taken OF your medicine has boon Of moro
benefit to me- than all others aud hun.
drcds Of Doctors bills."JW
DR.. Pisrco's Favorite Prescription Is
sold by dealers in medicines generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-20

USpxH me CHLNSrL.-The proposed
Channel tunnel IL still o source OF much
discussion among the English journals.
II having been established that enough
passengers could b secured who would
DO willing to endure o burial Of forty
minutes under the sea, . frssh difficulty
arises. In case Of war. Franco would GER
tainly flood the tunnel, In accordance
with It's usual military policy, just as Its
bridges are constructed with o view to
being blown up on emergency. 30 the
English fear that the cost OF pumping
out q body Of water thirty miles long
and OF COO square feet area would pre-
clude q restoration. and they may pos.
sibly hold aloof from the enterprise on
this SCORES. +. Stock Report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-20

An Oregon paper ssys: "whsn q
young lady living on the line Of the
California and Oregon Railroad wants
70 Rst married. she only takss ons rs-
fusal 10 give consent from her stern
parents, and then sesks her lover true
with tho rsmark: 'Smithis. old boy.
I gusss we'd better cantsr down " the
Gospel shop; ne no uss waiting for
those IDIOTS 10 become sans again. u"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-20

Tee Reno journal ays that Messrs.
Maehsy & Fair have nearly two hundred
mon 81 work on their fume. saw mills.
ETC.. in the vicinity Of that town. Which
distributes some VI tha bonanxs pro-
ducts among rejoicing Rsno shop
keepers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-20
DEDUCTIONS

INCORRECT DEDUCTIONS
The Com HILL News indorsed the
late blood and thunder addresses OF tns
Rspublicsn State Central Committee Of
California. Notwithstanding which. iast
pridsv's issue OF that journal contained
favorable comments upon General Bart
lett's speech delivered at Lexington.
Nssssehusstts, on the 10Th ult. A
shs,es Of editors II the only reasonable
ordination We can imagine for this
iournAishc antithssss.-Ersa Sens-
nj:
TIE eonsluion Of the Senaiaa ID In
sorrsss. The writer Of the articles which
The Ssnainsi IL pleased 10 term "joar-
naiistie sntithsses." Is still ON duty with
the Com HUI NEWS. We take issue
with the Sutirel in its deductions. The
articles rsfsrrsd 70 are harmonious. not
opposits. both In spirit and letter. We
indons he Republican address in
California because Il 10 directed Against
that class OF people whom tho S04ina
also most bitterly condemns, 70 Wit:
Tho Bourbon Democrats; the secession
element; the ehivalry unrsoonstrued-
BILE wing Of the Democratic party.
The address referred TO has no
word OF csnsurs for war Demo-
erats-Union loving men. And in our
nnt article. referred 10 BY the Soiind,
We purpossiy psid tribute TO tAsir honor
and endsavorsd to show the impossible
lily Of their amalgamation with the
rabid pro-sisvsry elements OF Bourbon
Democracy. The Sodinei treats N I'M
fairly in dsducing from said article hos
tlity 10 tbs South or Southern people.
In sulogxing Gen. Bartlett's speech ss
Lexington NJ other day We took the
ground that With true soldiers Of both
The Union and Rebel armies. rcconstrue-
ton vss already accomplished; that
shsrs vas no i~nsinesfi'y e'~0eu
that each regarded the other with feel
i.es OF rsspset and admiration. and that
both we're anxious for q reign OF peace
and good viii. We also saad mai was
o~fses-sssksr who kept stirring up tho
moulderins emssrs OF eivn ag''a'ion'
that the politicians Of oo'h sections were
ct fault; not thas me oe''et 'eenns o.
the country desired psoiohsAn'n "
shei oon.n suie. tru0, We nave o''en
'ns' Jul ~
we're asSys i'sai .o
Ssss 'ns n''s.' ,0' ne.
h.uon ~'uiu ' -
vhoss reeora hAa 'e'u 'a 'o'A
AND whose n'ASSes are In '"ss pal' o
p''sa " men "no u
1' o",o" D.
nv eA%s'' -. :,
~ '.'~, "a.
0n,o" nlAos""s -,
.a,;,;s;.n. mo-, =, whow
.Chs.. ~. - - 80,
a.. ri, Quot .ovs In w,,l.na,d civil
om... ma, stir mn strife betvesn oppo-
.,,. hr.,s,. .ns, .no;l. lint n viii
h.rdl, ar,s into .mbi,tersd contest the
80. =, h HIN. and ,r,v of tan ,s.r
-. rs.,, 80. q. .ra.a irnon
-, - - CA. ar.
....,n.
oA
u'o M IT,.
70 INC ''.a .n. "n,s.. '' -,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-20
CHECK LOST

r osT. SOMEWHERE BKrwKKN GOLD
Hill and Silver CITY. . Cheek On the bank
Of California, No. xIo, Tor ThirtyIwe Dollars,
In favor Of n. LEGAL. Payment has been
stopped. and al persons are cautioned against
fsfs fsvor ) } leaving tbs check 81 he Bank or
at this once.
mylS lots fr JOHN BARTON,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-20
NOTICE.
Ten Dollars Reward.

arRAYRD on STOLEN PROM THH
- Hountain Hoase. Lswer Gold lIiii. ON OF
about the Mh Inst . msdium sized Nevfoupd.
sbout ne pscf: sIso. 4 enryed vhits spo, on
bic fsec. and Q small pcar On HE right sye. The
above reward win bs paid for his recovery.
Gold nil Nay 10, 1875. myisiw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-20

DsooRATIos DAr.-Ths Carson Appeal
very ~pertnently asks Of the veterans
resident In that city. what preparations
have been male for observing Decora-
ton Day. We have seen nothing in our
contemporary journals Of Virginia City
regarding the celebration OF this day in
Storey county. and are impellcd 10 ask
the same question. 1t cannot be posi-
bic that the observation OF this day will
b neglected by u citizens, and doubt
less there Z arrangements already in
progress. II not they should be COM
menced at once for tho time Is short.
But ten days moro remain. and the pub
lie as well ~ thoss who have the matter
in chargs--if indeed anything has yet
been done-sre interested In deciding
what arrangements have been or arc to
made,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-20

HArrr Ia having two costly gunboais
constructed at Philadelphia. and several
more are noarly ready In New York. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-20
TO MINERS.
NOTICE.

IJAvINa SOLD OUT ny STOCK IN
III trade 70 Messrs. Irving. Mckay q Co.. oil
parties indebted 10 me By note OF book &C.
count win plsass come forward and settle the
same Immediately. and save costs. Gall on
Humphrey synonr. a. DO has The ZANE In his
Nj. SILVIA.
Gold hin. Nay 10, 1875. nyistf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-20
BORN.

HU0nRs-In Gold nm, Nay -, 10 the vii, Of
Henry HuEnss, Q daughter.
NEwNHAN-ln carses, Nay 10, 10 tho wife
d John Nsvuhan, . daaghtss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-20
DIED.

DAY-Ia Virginia. Nay %. Samuel Day, .sed
70 years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-20
NOTICE. or ANNULL HITTING.
LOST
LOST I

a PAIR OF GOLD EYE GLASSES, LAST
"A evening, near the Grown fSint ofnes.
The ander WIN be suitably rewarded By bring
NJ thesn 10 this once. nylY
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11
The BOATS,

A.
|A boat upon the margin oftfse waves
IA With fiuteering flag and ready coiqaQc Hes,
Waiting tie tide that softly rotsnd herI1ves,
n And tlie4low winds tfsS lingor In tnoskies;
Waiting to dance acress the waters VIDE.
With snowy sails that, filing IN the breeze,
Will bear her In her careless, joyous prize,
Like some glad living thing upon the seas
Another, where dead weed and yellowed foam
Tell whore the breakers pause, their goal at
with Bulwarks stove just as. she staggered
l. home, ,
And canvas torn, and timbers rent and
Lies, shattered from the perils. she has passed,
Yet still her innate strength anu power are
Repaired, renewed, once more she'll meet the
Prompt her brave part through storm and
But oh, the third! hauled where the sea-pinks
7 grow
|, And the dry rushes shver in the sand;
Where the salt sprays when heree Dofthsasters
/ whIris in wild embassy across the land: .
I Where burnt babies roll upon the turf,
y And climb about her. rots the poor Old boat,
Meyer again to breast the snowy ssirf,
I Or spread her broad brown wings ana dar'
| afloat.
Oh, daring youth, all eager for the launch,
\ Who sees the sea so calm, che wiht so sweet;
Oh, manhood, tossed and torn. yet trde and
Ready, with fresh healed wounds, new wars
10 meet; rs Il.
For both, for both, the years are a ying fast,
I 10 the hushed rest OF old aye all Footsteps
tend i"frH Nlrful
Reap joy from sunshine, wisdom from the blast,
7 And sOs IN trust and patience, wall the enu!
l--All the Year Round t,..,. .-....
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11

THE New York Herald calls the pro-
positi0n to abolish the Office. OF Lieuten-
ant General nonsense, and hopes no
SUCH attempt will be made by the next
Congress. Why notf Up the days Of
General Scott the highest rank in our
service was that of Major General. The
President of the United States is made
by the Constitution COMMUNICATIVE Chief
of the Army and Navy, and these two
branches Of the service can be e-managed
In time of peace thro1gh the regularly
constituted departments, whose heads
act as representatives of the; President,
end there will be no clashing Of author.
ity as is now constantly the case. There
are many men who have given these
matters much thought, who 60 further
and urge that West Point itself should
be abolished as useless but very ex'
pensive adjunct of our army.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11

THE culture of fish in the different
streams of the country is every season
receiving more encouragement and at
tention, and the prospects are that a few
years longer will show every river and
stream of the country well supplied With
the finest varieties. A shipment of 10000
shads from the Connecticut river to Rock
River, in Illinois, has been made this
season, and another Of about the same
pumber to point ON the Mississippi
river. Altogether there have been dur
ing the present summer over 765,oob
placed in the Mississippi and its tribu-
taries, and 2SO, 900 in other streams that
empty into the Gulf Of Mexico. Over
half million kawe also been transferred
to streams emptying into the Atlantic,
and 400, 900 have been sent to- Germany.
The total shipment from the Connecticut
river alone this year ameunts to 1,370,.
300, and from the Delaware and Hudson
sB25, 900. The subject Of fish eulture'is
weH worthy Of careful attsn tion, and a
practical test shows thar from financial
and othsr causes the subject can not
we'll be longer neglected.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11

&u:,,. -.
Hnii"" hyan' "as aH"'s Ne" 'o'oi0 .
u. >. Com mmfssloner HaAlday yesterday
ON q charge of Misunderstanding counter
soit niot,e fves cpnt niacas mr. vao die
WV ni0o f-eo' "es VS.
ehaIgea, as no conclusive eNloehce
cou4a ee iouna agalns1 nshi. Assistant
Dlstmct Auuorhey pgel Was hoe s1tis-
ned, however, ana procured O. warrant
from Gom missioner hooper, Wncn was
placea ~ lhe nanus 81 uinoea otatss
Aafshai lhIaAi, iof lhe iealfest Oh bfS-
amt an the cnarse oinaslhs W. ms possess
sion counterfeit money Win lnteAt 10
deira9d. -
1. ID. ANDERSON, assignee Oh VI. W.
Molrls; a nanKiupe, mas MEG u peticlon
H. tne United States court Against M Of
rls ~ lanes Ia Ea otfat,asa.m aa ~ Coy 70 re-
eoSei %s|oo t aansn, ~vtem va ounOi, 'onaoo, mmoA,
previous 70 i Andersoms !; appoiGtment as ~;
to tae company WIN ,ns lnsent a 70 ae.
,.aau oioui'ol "19u SUES
Norris IN &C. connectioh M WIN VIM a. %: q:
foung, 10Y fo,ovo, vne f@ue oi oo,ooo
pouhus oa ieai '?oavHo, a, Mhiet Stofris
sosA ~ =" 'AS '"1A0
manner. a,. cosarovo oss;onoo - hon,
Wt" 1ohn m Sohiehhaa ontorad y
ruptcy o. y1nn s,t na acnaeIpes, V eneerea "a a
petieion gss n..i.as. .ne
German wess Eng ,Ro f3uiad bui,adng o ASSOCIATION
anu ~ III Iii -, Ioua :,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11

7 Coz. JAMES Mayo, Virginia's default
ing. Ex-Treasurer, was arraigned this
morning ON the charge of fembezziemsnt,
and the cases against him continued till
September 3lst. Col. Mayo is of an old
Virginia family the Confederate
Provost Marshall of Richmond during the
war-always lived handsomely, and en-
tertalned like lord, and his defalcatien
is not one from which the Southern pa
pers can draw moral with any degree
Of comfort. r..4
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11

/ AN EFFoRT is being made in Tennessee
that suggests similar undertaking here
In Cincinnati. 1t is the purpose Of the
Commissioners to- adorn the Capitol
grounds at Nashville with a specimen OF
every plant, tree and vine indigenous to
Tennessee. The idea is excellent and
puf park authorities might follow it with
advantage. It would be, good plan not
only to have in our parks specimens OF
sll Ohio shrubs, vines, trees and plants,
bat ALSO, of all the varieties of mineral
products. Such ornaments would not
pnly be interesting but would serve as
constant reminders to visitors OF the
diversity Of our climate and soil and the
wealth. and extent of the mineral and
pegetable products OF our State.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11

Z A ACoNyENTIoK Of working men is an
:nouncsdto to take place in this city next
month, to commence ON Tuesday, Sep
tember 7th, and continue several days.
The object OF the conference 10 to act in
the interest OF the labor reform parties
and if possibls,to unite the several bod
les of the country inione, with definite
object and plan, and to put the move
smeat on working basis by which i,
may benefit its advocates and the work
ttng classes OF the country. The move
meat, II properly conducted, may prove
of mpch interest to the lahoring men and
women Of America, and bysosrsful man-
sagement and o. compiete ruling out Of
Improper elements may result In per
lmanent good to all concernod. MI. Hor'
ace II. Day, the prominent mover. ana
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11

! Mr.. THOMAS SHEARdAN informed his
friends in that London speech that he
loves Mr.. Beecher more than any human
being; his wife he loves, his friends are
very dear to him; but none on earth take
so, high, a, place in his heart as Mr..
Beeaher. This-is all well enough SO far
as other people are concerned, ,bnt ene can
not help wondering what Mars. Shearnaan
thinks of the assertion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11

! A MAN in New Jersey is suing for $50,
1000 damages sustained by having had his
wife enticed away. What is most sin.
kgular in the case is that the deiendant is
la woman.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11

! KENNEBUNKsPoKT lost forty thousand
doliars last week by fire.. Isn't it as
tonishing that such name as that
should hangsto forty thousand dollars
worth OF property long enough for 1T to
take fire? Ss
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11

NANTUCKET island is suffering greatly
from the depredations Of the army
worm, and people are dividing, their
time between fighting the invader and
wondering how he got there's.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11

EvBN New Jersey has a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for the Pres
idency. Governor BedIe is the man that
lis now the pride Of the Democracy OF the
Jerseys" ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11

THE funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers,
wife Of Rev. G. b. Rogers. took place
~ esterday afternoon. from. the Richmond
sssreet. Christian. Church. The services
Bwei o oondueted by Elder A. T. Hobbs,
assisted by Rev: Mr.. Murray, and Rev.
sW. r. Strafton. The paii-bearers were
Hon. G. w. Rowland. Mr.. Geo. W. Bish.
Dop, Mr.. D. b. Luptpn, Mr.. 4. ]. Morris,
MIR. A. Blaney. aud Ns>I. Hatl.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11

aTALKING HARD and acting sofp' ia
tthe way Senator Sherman's course is de-
Fscribed by an Eastern paper.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11

ST. LOUIS is beginning TO put on airs
,as live stock market.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11

THE STAR FOR THE SUMNER.
THE DAILY STAR will be mailed to
persons who may be absent from the
city during the summer at the rate OF
fifty cents per month.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11
RAIbR0AD TIME-fABhE.

,ATLAN NTIGAND GHNAT WHSFEKN,
Depoty Fifth and HoadlY., Time, minutes fast.
Depart, Arrive, Arrive,
! Cinti. Cin't Dest'0ns
New York Elk daily. 9:40k.M. 5:30A.M. q.s0P M.
NewY0rk Ex daily. 9.5OBsMa 510P.M. 6:58A.M.
/. LoUIevIHBa AND efNolNNATI sHoRP-LINE.
Depot. Front and Kilgour. Time, 4ininutes slow.
Louisville Ex daily s:55A.M. 6aop.M. l0:2oA.M.
louisville eek SUM-. 30jP.M. l2:i5P.M. 7:45f.M.
Louisville (dalyb... 7:00P.M. :l6A.M. u:S0P.M.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-11

BALTIMOHE AND OHIO, IN
Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time, minutes fast,
Baltimore eek siint.. 8:35A.m. 5S5A.aIy s;4eA.sf,
Ba.tiInare, daily :, .30p. M. 2:3QPM. 6:0yP.M.
Baltimore Ex daily. 1f:l0P.M., 6:0er.M. 10:26P.N.
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Baltimore Ex. 7:05P.M. 6:50P.M. Ns36P.M.