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TAKE
s1MMoNs's LIVER REGULATOR
for all diseases of the Liver. Stomach. ant. splee

FOR, all diseases Of the Liver. Stomach. and sD
.-i1 ,;Itis emluently Family Medicine;
sirI.i and by being kept ready for immedi-
ate resort Will save many an hour Of
suffering and many dollar In time
,-Hs and doctors bills. r.L go. e. fr
-.,r,, After Forty Years trial 1t Is still re-
ceiplng the most unqualified teshmo-s
, malls OF its virtues from persons of
= 20 the highest character and RESPONSE
billty: Eminent PHI sletans commend
IT,, 1t as the most, H. ''' - 's.'+s b.
bar. EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
49, -. for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
% PAIN in the SHOULDERS, D1ZZI-
NESS, SOUR STOMACH, bad taste
III the MOUTH BILIOUS At
TACKs, PALPITAT1oN Of the
80 HEART, PAIN in the region OF
. ~ - the KIDNEYS. DESPoNpENCY,
GLOON, and 1orebodings OF EVIL,
.''.f all OF whichare the offspring OF
diseased LIVER. go
II you feel DULL, DROwsY,
- DHBiLIT aTED, have frequent
- - UEADACHE, MOUTH TASTES
BADLY, POOR APPETITE, and
TONGUE COATED, you are sur
- fering from TORPID LIVER or
..:ll BILIoUsNESs," and nothing -
.'' will cure you SO speedily aud
permanently. -l..E.t -
Inc LIVER, the largest organ
: no = y In the 1ody, Is generally the 2;
seat of the disease, and If not
REGULATEDi In time great suf-
-' fering, wreIchedness, and
t..,r., = DEATH will ensue. - 81 ..-..
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Armed with this ANTIDoTE, all climates and
changes of water and food may be faced without
fear. AS d remedy in. MALARlOUS FEVERs,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, RESTLESSNEss,
JAUNDICE, NAUSEA,
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RICHMOND, FRED'G q POTOMAC Il. II. Coil
+, - OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, !
"a or r RICHMOND, December II, 1S7z.l
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ~
1881 NJ DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-strcet sts:
T 5I2n d sEE,A sHNSEGEgYiSPao s &rr 4
,--.- ~, Quanuc4 With trains Of the Bait:
tH ts. opposite Acknowledging in Balu'
ton with the baltimore aud Potomac
I, -r.sse~ta railroad for Baltimore and the North
s ;iJ5 ms e.s ssyss sssasss
~ 'tE :. n Washington with the Baltimore
y ~ and Potomac and Baltimore and OHIO
800 P. NJ. AasC;Gt5o oa TRAIN for
Hanover Junction, leaves Broad. Street
f5t = Il 4 station Sundays excepted.
4:50 A. H., NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd.stree
station (Mondays excepted). 49,.
1870 p, H., DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-Sreet sla'
1874. NJ, aaaGHeaOam UNI TRAIN arriye
* ~ at Broad-Ssreet station tsundays ex
a,, cepted) or,cp
this route new 1nd elegant nh VIZ. S
tween Richmond and Baltimore Tor me Spscai
comfort Of Richmond passengers. CHARGE FOE
BERTMS, ~. Passengers taking this car are DOT
disturbed On reaching RtchmoIa tney can reniAin
" T ia NJ e K ~ FREiGaHLfNE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTlM0RESn
FREIGHT TRAINS I've y snd ssT,.s q Ss0an
FRIDAYS. Al. Qaaatico ail-rai connection for
frsights TO and from all points North and West.
Through bills Of lading and rates given TO Al
principal points North and West 49, 80
Byorder Of General superintendent e nds;rNray
!. deiz i esnersl Freish. and Ticket Agent
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Sa07.93l IL


Iyopd> !>snef 10 the Pacific RsiIway Companies.
!.:,fr,; payable in lawful money =: riinclpd out
.'artlug. .63.62S,5l2; Interest accrued aud not
vi pub 1929. 1855; interest paid by the
UnI;.d States, s2e.264 l02.S4: int, rest repaid by
transportation ol malls. SC, s5,602,l65.9l. Bal
aucc of interest paid by the United States, 500
GGl.g3G.i3.
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I,.-ea,s Of debt since June so,
lSIi................
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE AND a
Il BOUSEFUkNISHING GOODS. "a
FURNITURE -FURSITuRE, FURNITURE,
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS, y
CLOCKS, BIBLES, PICTCRES,
FRAMES, FRAMES, FRAMES,
CHROMOS, CuR0MOS,- CHhoAOS. -
LOOKING-GLAssEs; LOoKING-GLAssEs,
CATHOLIC PRAYER. BOOKS,
1Et1-. CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS
A full line Of the above goods always on hand.
Parties In want would do well to, call and examine
nv stock for any Of the above goods before purcha
II required. .7''+A WILLIAM DAFFRON,. !.
de 16-3m 1855 Main street.
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SIMMONS'S

LIVER REGULATOR.
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundlce, Bilious
attacks Sick Headache, Collie, Depression OF Splr-
its, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, &C., &C..
= eJ>t.l 1T HAS NO EQUAL. ~
Is q faultless family MEDICINE.
Does not dIsarrange the system.
Is sure to cnre1f taken regularly.
Is no drastic, violent medicine. .-..
f Does net Interfere with business.
..r Is no intoxicating beverage. -.
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
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T d. GATEWOOD, $40 BRoADn 4
y STREET, between Third and Fourth.
receiving FURNITURE. of the latest Styles
purchased for cash at the best factories East
and West. This enables me 70 compete win
any house this side or New YORK as 1eSsrN
Drfces and terms. no t3-Sm ~
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DAY, January as, 1875.
passssnssr ana freight trains or this road ~ilran
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR WEST POfNT vii
cave Hlcmmond daily Sundays excepted q. s p.
days excepted az 0:30 A. N. ~ 10y
Ihes spleDdoe stsxmer hoUIsEs Captain 4. C.
NIckLE III Ta, fn ,Sennestion With :shis mad.
apd ENID On the arrival OF me p. 4 tain
from Richmond. and arriving ~ ,Baltimore early
next morning, and leaving Baltimore TUESDAYS.
TAgReDAfg, and SATURDAYS at 6 P. NJ. ar.
give ~ nest Point next morniug in time 10 con-
nect With the train due at Richmond At 1880
rare 10 Balttuofe... ..".,.....,..........9 4 90
EaSa 20 Mas1lpGf9n 20
saIe 10 Snlidoelpnla. ....ss...... 90
TasoU S ID EidHf TRxia viii leave n Eie ~
mend W,EDHESDkYs, FRIDAYS, and SUN
DAYS, at 4 A. d, connecting al. West Point with
steamer, landing frelehtin Baltimore early nsxt
.LoGSI gREIaHy TEAM. with passenset car
attached, leaves Richmond. Tor Wess Point and
Way stations MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
a. d., and leaves Wesf Point
fof RtcnmnSnd II O'clock neon OF aame days
a&,.f EDWARD Il EOLGER. Superintendent.
w. ~. BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION = in 28
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!" CANTON ;AllSEEsc INSIDE LINENs aa
NEW FAST ,FREIGHT RoUTE BETWEEN
9rL5 RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA !

. $3.50 = % TRI-WEEKLY, - .s.Is =
On and after OCTCBER lST me splendid iron
steamers OF this line viii leave Richfnonl TUES.
DAYS. THUkSDAYS, and SATURDAYS FROM
Powhatan Steamboat Cgtnpanya pier, corner OF
Fwenty-eecond and Dock streets, making close con.
Win The philadeiphsa, Wilmington, and Baltimore
haliroad Company for Philadelphia. ! -.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: IA ts4taJ
ALI fright By this Ane covered, by fire and marine
Insurance FREQ Of cost. No dockage charged as
hlcnmouu- Rates as low as any Other line This
mond.f q. a,tt;sls - - -. -
EreIghn ordered by this line should be naked
canton Pnsfde Line. |" and sent 70 the rhiiadeI-
hnh iis, wilmington and Baltimore depot Phfiadel.
Fretghts received daily in Philadelphis and Rich.
mond. For further Information apply to 10 d.
ais3y ~. - s L. B.TATUM, AGENT
.s OMes Twenty-second and Dock streets :,
and Ninth 1nd Nam streets or to
j. 8. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelpbis, Wilmington and Baltimore RsiIrosd.
Philadep IA
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WINES, LIauoRs, TOsACCs, az

SUMDiERDEAN AUGUSTA COUNTY,
- VA.) RYE.-First Premium awarded at State
Fair, October 27, 1874, for purity OF flavor ano
tillation. and excellent quality.
OLD IMPERIAL CABINET RYE-crefully
analyzed and highly recommended by State Chem
lst Dr. William n. Taylor q
NEW ENGLAND RUM, for tobacco manufac'
tnrers' use These and a. general assortment OF
Wines aud Liquors for sale 10 the trade only q,
wholesale by JENKINS, CAPERS Il co.,
| n oc 2es. 80 No. 1l3 south Fourteenth street.
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DYEING AsDx1eURlNG. !

rENTLEMRNs,YO MOUTHS, AND BOYS
NJ MOTHING, however much soiled or faded.
CIE6NSED or DXEDttn drsl,clsss styie. aud ~
the cheapest rates. ,o.a,
II adics haviug articles to BE- cleaned or eolofed
VIII fnd 70 their interest 70 ssssaneeSSrs ea
saeana Clsantn8 and Dyeiag kstsbfishmsnt.
a eR.2u =, 49, MtxsoAn esfect. Dssar 1Eln,
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ALL GRADES OF MACHINE OIL,
n TANNERS OIL, and NEATsFO0T OIL.
fc 2-2t* - '.t l.. WAGNEHt Druggist.
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FOB PRINTING.

Send your orders for printing 70 DiseATcn
nscnptiy ,assly. and ohsapiy sxseutsd . ~
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,rsT REARING INTEREST ~
LAWFUL. MONEY.
Certificates Of Indebtedness AZ
WV t',nsion Fund n three
rtI cent. .........
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EAMILY GROCERIES,: baa 's,e,a
= GREEN aud BLACK TEAS,
!, Il FAMILY aud > xTRA FhouE.B d
TOMATOES, PEACHxS, and C9RN,..
Old anc new HAhB, 5siihsa As..a 49,

EREsH YENISON, TURKEYS, AND
= ssss e'sss W. ". G. 81 DjiiNDRrDGE eco,
s.iaaOa n ..esss "a No. SGT Broad stTaof~~-
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HE CHEAPEST; PUREsT, AND BEST FAMI-
~ LY MEDICINEIN THE WORLDI


- VI have mover seen or tried
IL ~ such simple, et1eacious, sat % .-
L -. fsfactory, and pleasant RENEE p.f
60 e.. dy in my life,"-H. uAINER,
kt. Louis, BE: -, ,....
I'D. Hon Alex. II. Stephens.
occasionally use, when my
condition requires II, Doctor
Simmons's Liver Regulator
,-. re with good effects,"- ..
ALEX. II. STEPE EMS. ..
Governor Of Alabama.
"Your Regulator has been
IN use in my family for some
time, and lam persuaded IL Is
- valuable addition to the,
- medical science" GOV. D..
GILL SHORTER, Ala.
.-7,,- 81 have used the Regulator,
In my family for the past sew
... en,een years. i can safely re-
f. E' commend 1t Is the world as
the best medicine have ever
used for that class OF dlseaseH
IL purports TO cure."-u. r.
. ...s.--,. TIIIGPEE. sr..sa.f-t ,s.
g. President Of City Bank.
4T-- "Simmops's Liver Regula-
tor has proved good and ctf1-
c.cious medicine."-C. A.
NUTTING.
Druggists.
a 1--WE have been acquainted
-.rt ... with DR.. Simmons'S Liver
Medicine Tor more Than twen- .i
ty years, and know II 10 he the
best Liver Regulator offered
to the puDlic."-h. r. LYON
- and H L. LYON, ,Bel!efon-
>'~'
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Letter from staunfOn.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
A HORSE FOUND WHICH WAS STOLEN OVER FIVE
YEARS AGo-HoG. oHoLERA-R EvIvAL-
FLOUR DECLINING -PEOpLE'S BANK, &C,
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EG3HEa GENUINE NORWEGIAN, COD
= LIVER IL, now generally acknowledged The
best oil known is cold Wholesale or retail by
Ic2a2tk.a EzsIgGlGsy.rl MAG n Ell. IlruQ Qisf
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9in00CAKESPINETREEPARs SOAP

for cleaning and softenng the skin, and prevent or
CRACKS and chnps-e1cellent for school-boys.isE :.
Price, &C. two cakes for 25c.
POLK MILLER CO.,
lja2S u ;Sr4! corner Ninth and Main streets.
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: For sale by Dr. J. 8. PEMBERToN & Co., proprie
tors, Atlanta, Ca, and by
. - = = r. PURCELL, LADD s CO,
'i+'.'<'. Wholesale Agents, .
l. In 1-eod&WSmA yLEES Richmond Va
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DyR1 BEARING no INTEREST.
nd densnd and lcSa!-tcnner
NOTES ..........
certificates uf depos!i..........
Fractional OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Coin certificate .'..'.-''.''''
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho pubiic Debt.

The recap,,ula,ion Of the statement S &C, OF the
I'M. dcht Of the United States for the
,rannih ~ January. 1875. issued from the
Treasmrv Monday, sas follows
IL
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Ecnas al six per cent '''
p,,,ds Al i've per cent?
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CASH ~ TIE THKAstR1.
COIN ...........'.''' '.''.''''''''
[ urrsncy.......-.......''...' $500
Special deposit held for redemp-
zion Of certificates Of deposit
as provided By la"..........'.
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No, to b. Made /. "H.uur" Of.

Tho prevailing sentiment among the
omigrants coming 10 this Btate at the
present time found Q most emphatic
u%tterance the other day, the plain tenor
of which our reporter was fortunate
enough 10 ovcrhcar. Among tho search.
ora for tho "promised land" who have
remained In Truckeo are Q certain indus
trious Irishman and his vile. With
commondablo Judgment, tho man ao-
copied tho first opportunity that offered.
and went to work q short distance from
town. Having an eye TO business. he
thought no had discovered a way BY
which his wife could prove herself q
helpmeet indeed, aud hastsned TO lay the
plan before her. II was simply this:
that sho should consent TO cook for some
four or five Of his fellow workmen, and
receive therefor a very reasonable rsnu.
neration. Tho proposition wa very far
from being received In the spirit In
which Il was made, for the lady straight
encd herself back with disdain, and ex.
claimed: "Phwat! Did 20 think I'd 10
aithor comm all the why from New
Yark till this haythsn country 10 DO
made q nagur Off and mo mo own
mothers daughter! For shame Of 20!
I'll not do ~" Not waiting TO hear
more, We passed on. but learned after.
ward that the man proved himself q
genuine Irish diplomat, at loast ~ far o.
that woman was concerned; for she went
with him. but whether willingly or not
ve do not know.-Trlckee Republican.
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LiyE 10 swlxr.-Tne blood 10 the life OF the
human system. Keep Il pure and all 10 we'll
for this purpose no standard medicine has had
% uniform and amazing success o. DR.. Hen.
LAYS Celebrated I. X. L. Bltters. This 10 .
pure stimuiant, msdicated with the nnest ton
fes and Alternatives which the vegetable king.
DON affords; and 10 the only preparation at
present known which thoroughly meets the
emergency. The eject OF this popular rsstor'
alive 10 continuous. Zach dose taken invigor.
ates the vital energies and the brain, aud IL
prolonged usc will unquestionably cure any
case Of debility, or montal torpldity. that does
not arst nom organic causes beyond the reach
Of medicine. II 10 In tho s~triete,t sense Of the
word, an i~nvirorating and regulating ~eorcial.
u the nerves .re tremuioas and RELAXED. u
braces them; II the liver 10 torpid y promote.
activity In that organ; the appetite 10 peof and
digestion Q slow and painful operation. u Gre.
ates Q relish for food and enables the stomach
70 convert Il Into heslthful aiimcnt. More
over, II 10 Q specific for q large number OF all.
msnts, come Of which arc particularly pfeva.
lent 10 the damp aud chilly weather which we
20 Omen experience In mid.winter. Among
these may be mentioned rheumatism, ehills
and fever, and all the morbid eonditioss of the
digestive organs. By insuring perfect dlser-
lion and q proper low Of bile. ~ insures pure
blood, q vigorous circulation, and the prompt
Discharge Of all waste matter from the systsn.
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POLICEMEN ArroNrKp.-The Police
Commissioners Of Virginia City met last
Monday evening and made The following
appointments: Special In Chinatown,
William Simpson In place Of Thomas
jackson. John Riley was appointed
regular policeman In the Third Ward.
vice Iby. McGinty was reappointsd
special policeman in tho Third Ward.
FnEioHr REcxrr1s. - The following
amounts Of freight wero received at the
Gold Hill and Virginia dopots Of the
Virginia & Truckee railroad, during the
twenty.four hours ending IL n: to-day;
- wood, IL lumber. 3 merchandise
Total, 50 carloads.
Fronrrso THE Rup.-Bing Williams
whipped jim Chatham once; subse.
%oucntly Chatham whipped Williams, and
now hing wants to eight tho rub
Chatham doesn't.
oRx SHIPMENT. There were shipped
over tho Virginia and Truckoe Railroad,
durinp the "a hours ending ct l:46 to-
day: 100 CIR loads Of ore, a~ggregaang
100 tons.
BOARD OF Town TRusrxrs.-A special
meeting Of the Board Of Town Trustees
will be held at the Town Hall. Gold Hill,
this evening.
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ASsEs~MENTs.

Yelisw Jackets per share: levied April
Z: delinquent May II ; sale day June ~.
Mary Ana-5 cents per -hsre: levied April
q delinquent May Z; sale day June
Raymoad a kly-Ss psr share: levied
April I; delinquent May 10; saie day
June u.
kue~op-c 50 cents per share; levied April $.
delinquent Nay IL sale day June J.
houth Conastoek-S cents per -hafs; levied
April .; delinquent May ~, sale day Nay Al.
Amsriean fiat-Si per share, levied April
10; delinquent May IL; -sle day June
lssittaore-ti Per share. levied April n.
delinquent Nay -, sale day June :.
Hale a Neresess-Ss per share: levied
April 10; delinquent May u; sale day
June9.
Europa as cents per share: levied April ~:
delinquent May 70, sale day Jane :.
SihSiinr. lsotosi-ts per share. levied Apr
u: delinquent May 10; sale DAY June :.
Lady Wnshtngtou-s0 cent, per -harC.
levied April II; delinqusn, May u; sale day
June =.
Niagara 80 cents per .hAre; levied April
ID; delinquent Msy 10, sale day Jnncs.
Nsnamratni-sJ cents per share. levied
April Il; delinquent May -, sale day
June
Be.iAmin ". q ~. Cs.-io cents per
share: levied April 10; delinquent May Y,
sale dsJ June IL
New Ysrk-si per share; levied April a;
dclinqucnt May IS. sale day June II.
Now Ysrk Consolidated -tl per .Aars.
levied April "a delinqaen, May as sale
day June IL
Rseky Rar-io rents per share: levied April
n, delinquent Nay q; sale day June II.
Knickerbeeker-$i. 30 psr -hare; levied
A..GN a.. .l.la..t A.w M AL. fav IuuS
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Grain Harvest Light crep-Ditei
Company Incorporated.

Grain Harvest light Crop-Diteh
Company Incorporated.
PHOENIX, A. T., May 2o.-Haryesting
In this valley has now fairly begun.
everything indicating o light harvest,
Owing to the high prico Of grain n small
amount OF land was seeded this year. A
careful estimate gives this years crop at
three million pounds. against hvo and q
half millions last year. The prObsbili.
ties arc that low bidders on government
grain contracts will loose this year. Tho
Pima Indians from ella Valley, aro
bringing their wheat hero for sale. Tho
Montozuma Ditch Company has fled
articles Of incorporation. proposing to
furnish water for irrigatipg purposes.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
rsciAL 70 rHz soIs MI pAny usu
poMEsTIo NEWS.

Fatal Acknowledgment Csnvsa.
CHICAGO. May 27.-By the falling Of
q scaffold at the Central Ohio Insane
Asylum, four men were killed and two
seriously injured.
The Iowa Episcopal Convention met
al Cedar Rapids yesterday. The prin-
opal business before them Is the cleo
ton Of a Bishop In place Of the late
Bishop Tie. Three formal ballots wero
taken, without choice. Rev. j. II.
Eckleston polling % out Of Is votes.
Applied ssr . Charter.
Bosrox, May T.-Csrtihcates Of paid
up capital Of Boston Poa Company were
alsd yesterday, and q charter obtained.
The object Of the company is TO con-
tInue the publishing and printing bust.
ness and hold the material and good
will Of the Boston Poa. The capital
is $500, 900, divided into 5000 shares Of
800 each. The corporators are W. F.
Porter. President. and Ezra D. VIM
ston, Secretary.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Begins His
Argument
NEW Yonx, May N.-Tho Brooklyn
City Court was crowded this morning,
tho attendance Of ladies being unusually
large. Evarts began by saying that,
whatever divorsitics tho trial might pro-
sent, the solicttuda Of an advocate know
no end. Ho could wish for the eyes Of
an Argus to pry into every erovice OF
testimony. for the hands Of Briareus to
hold up tho whole mass, so that at somo
fingers end there might be o passage
which would throw some light upon Il;
for that power OF reason that could
grasp It and separate the ore from the
dross, losing not nj psnnywsisht OF
the gold Of truth in IL. 1t has been
true In this case. from the time whom
tho scandal burst forth. that SO far as
individual facts were concerned. tho do
iondant and lady had not received that
charity which the scriptures taught. Eu-
rope had been trying. America
had been trying Brooklyn. Presbyterian
had been trying Congrsgationalists, and
the latter had been trying Plymouth
Church. When they came 10 consider
tho defendant. at once there WINS an ex-
preston Of public opinion as to what
was right to be done by such q man.
Tho result would DO that unless no could
provo himself as clear as In tho day OF
Judgment, doubts Of his guilt vonld re-
main always the same.
MiscsIIAueous.
Nrw York. May "a. - Last night
Horny Rex, a private wa.ehman, shot
aud killed John @. McKenna, o boy OF
fourteen, for teasing him. Rox was ar
rested.
Mxrruls, May 27.-A fro in coving-
ton, Ky., this morning. destroyed n
number Of stores. Loss, $4,000
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A MARROW EscAPr.-A young man
named ]. ID. Smith narrowly escaped q
horrible death in Gold Hill this morning.
lie attempted to get ON a train OF cars
M il was moving along tho track at the
crossing ON Main street. but tripping on
some dirt ON the side Of ths track. was
precipitated between two cars. Persons
who were looking on wore horriiied. sx.
pecting 10 see him instantly cut in two.
lie evidently realized his terrible stu.
ption. and. quick Us thought, rolled OIL
tho tnek. barely in time to avoid tho
approaching wheels. lie received n les
sou about boarding q train in motion
that ought to Last him the rest Of HIS
life.
CoScxHr PosrpoSEp.-The concert. for
tho benefit Of Miss Msronie's private
school. Lower Gold Hill. will. on nc
count Of the illness Of a couple Of the
ladies' who were to assist. and the una
yoilablc absence Of others. be post
poned till Tuesday evening. June sth.
Tho object Of the concert IL to raise
funds 10 procure seats. desks, etc. nee
,ssary for the school. Mrs Maronie Is
an excellent teacher and al estimable
lsIy. who deserves. and will. no doubt,
receive the cordial support OF our peo-
ple.
Com Hull PoLicx ARREsrs.-The
following parties were arrested by the
officers Of Gold Hill yesterday; Mike
Hogan. arrested by Jones, for distsrb-
ing the peace; Lscius Allen. by Shee.
han. and Frank Leclerc. by Symons and
Paul, for assault and battery.
A Coon Crrr.-Not n arrest was
male by the police Of Virginia City last
night. There is but one prisoner at
present in tho caro- Of City Jailer smith.
In the people continue no law-abiding. u
will DO necessary for the policemen TO
have n fixed salary.
Musr HAVE LICENSES Town Msrshai
Loynachan is going to mako Il warm for
parties from Virginia. who do business
in Gold Hill without paying a license.
Police CouRr.-The case Of ID. W.
Hickey, arrested by officer sheehsn. last
Sunday. for disturbing tho peace. was
Yesterday dismissed.
BuLIrox SHrrNESr.-Twcnty bars OF
bullion, aggrcsating $685. i5 "a. were
shipped TO New York yesterday by the
Bank Of California
sr,sr, wASrxp.-A letter addressed
IN Mrs. II. BENEFITS. Cornwall. Eng
land. i, held al the Gold Hill Post-ofiieo
for postage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-27
Miscellaneous.
FOREIGN NEWS.

Subsistence Or b Money fsnte u
RE Janeiro-Bentoa's seeesd
sWim-The Needy asd sanksy
Meetings.
LONDON, May 27.-Advicos from Rio
Janclro report that tho money panic in
that city is subsiding.
The weather and sea In the Channel
to.dny aro rough for Paul Boyton's pro-
ject to swim from Boulogus to Cape
Gasnoz. Schenck. American Minister,
and Plymsol, member Of Parliament,
will witness Boyton's second attempt to.
morrow to swim across tho Channel
from tho French TO the English side.
Moody and Sanksy continue TO hold
revival meetings daily. There Is no
diminution Of the number Of people who
gather TO hear them. Among the hear.
ers yesterday were the Earl Of Shafts.
bury, Lord Cavins, the Earl OF Caron
and many clergymen.