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SUPREME COURT {:

T.. G.. Pcyton, Chief Justice:
II. F. SiniralI. Associate Judge.
j. Tarbcll. Associate Judge.
james, Mckee. Clerk.
Thomas Melville, Deputy Clerk.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
~ = OFFICERS {:

Hon. II. 4. Hill. Judge of Circuit and
District Court
a r. swan, Clerk of Circuit and Dis
croy :. Bronn. L. 5. Marshal of the
sn,,thrrn District of Mississippi.
W. IL. Ford, (ofiice) Deputy Clerk,
Jackson.
RI. NJ. Swan. Deputy Marshal, Jackson.
J. w. Blessing, Deputy Marshal Vicks-
burg
John j. Carney, Deputy Marshal.
tIcnry Wilson, Deputy Marshal,
NaiclieZ.
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M A z & / A G z S B..

BALLIN-MIcHEALs.-In Memphis,
on Sunday, September, 10Th, at tho
resideHce of the brides brother, by
the Rev. DR.. NJ. Santield, Mr.. VIM.
M. Balm, of Canton, and Miss De-
ma S. Michcals of Memphis.
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Get your job printing done at the
MAIL office. New presses, new and
fashionable type and complete stock
of stationery. Gail and see samples
of work and prices.
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400 boxes Tobacco,
100 kegs Nails,
% p'k'ges Whisky,
so boxes Candles.
10000 y'ds Bagging,
600 L'dIes Arrow Ties,
Just received, and will be sold I'M
der our old motto, "cheap for cash. !"
Oil J. STADEKER & Son.
We are authorized to withdraw
tho name of w. J. Kendall as can
for the fee of cotton weigh
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For Sale or Rent.

Ny house, and lot containing
ten acres of land, good fruit or
chard and garden spot, convenient
outhouscs, cisterns, etc. The house
contains seven large rooms, with
kitchen conveniently attached. For
particulars apply to me, on the
premises. BENZ. MAGRUDER.
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Mr.. James W. Ewing, formerly
with W. n. Blcdsoe, can now be
found at the store of Mr.. ID. Hitler,
east side Court Square, where he
VIII be pleased 10 sec and serve his
many friends. Call on him and ex-
anime and price the goods he vii!
politely lay down on the counters
for You, and you will surely buy.
Empty MolasseS Barrels, IIalcvs and
Kegs. at
aug 2l-tf j. STADEKER IL son.
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COUNTY OFFICERS :

Il. J. Ross, Sheriff.
-. Pingrec. Circuit Clerk.
J.. :. Jeffrey, Ciiancery Clerk.
=. Ii. ii. ToleS, Assessor.
j. L. Boyd, Treasurer.
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=. ORLEANS, st.LoUIs & CHICAGO X.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
ANNOUNCEMENT.


We are authorized to announce SIN
CLIFTON GARRETT, Esq. as a candi-
date tor Mayor, at the approaching mu-
nIcipal ell cotton.
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The American Life Insurance Company
having Withdrawn from Mississippi,
take this method of saying to my friends
and the public generally, that l shall
hereafter represent the SOUTHERN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, of Memphis, Tenn,
the OLDEST and most SUBSTANTIAL COM
pany of the South.
HORACE HANDY.
Supervisor Of Agencies.
Office over Tunstall & Handy's.
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FOR VIE SENATE.

We are authorized to announce the
name of GEO. r. STRAIT, of Madison,
as Il candidate for the Senate. Subject to
the decision of the Republican convention
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All watches, clocks and jewelry
left with T. II. Clark for repairs arc
now ready for delivery, and if the
charges are not pad before October
10, 1873, will be sold at auction.
9ll-m J. J. RICHARDS, Agt.
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Remember, Thursday, Sept. Both,
and Saturday, Oct. 9th. next, the store
of G. l.. Gross will be closed, and no bus
mess transacted on those days.
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Now Firm end New Goods.

Having bought the business of Nj. NJ
Bachelor, would inform the public that
L have recently laid in an entirely new
stock of merchandise, consisting of dry
goods, clothing, groceries and everything
else you want. | will be found ut the oil,
stand, under Masonic Hall, and respect
fully ask L continuance of the patronage
given the Old firm.
l J. NJ. HARVEY.
Mems Hats.-For stylish mems fine
fur hats, go to the Red Store of
91S G.. l.. GROSS.
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FOR CITY TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce J. MON
ROE ANDERSON as q candidate for the
office of Treasurer of the city of Canton
ut the ensuing election
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Just received, all the styles and
novelties in mems fur hats, such as
The Southern, Madison Rifle, Can
ton Fire and Hook and Ladder
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For the largest stock and the
cheapest and most durable children $
and boys wool and fur hats, go to
the Red Store G.. l.. GROSS.
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PoR CITY TREAsUREs.

We are authorized to ann ounce JOHN
w. YEARGAIN as n candidate for Treas
urer of the city of Canton at the ensuing
election.
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TURAIP Saskatchewan of 1875. a
arge invoice just received and for sale by
7-2f-4w, w. j. MOSBY & co.
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Hafs.-For the largest stock mems
fine fur hats go to the Red Store.
aIS E.. l.. Gross.
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Grange Meeting.

The County Grange, +. of II. of Madi-
son County, No. 33. will meet ut the
grange rooms in Odd Fellows Hall, in
Canton, on the LIST Monday, 4th day, OF
October, 1875, at 30 am A FULL and
punctual attendance is desired. \ bas-
kct Understandable, as per resolution, is OK
pectrd. j. Il, YELLowLY, NJ.
WIN. PRIEsTLEY, S'y.
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Gut this Quit may Save Your Life.

ConsignmentS of MolaSScs solicited by
J STADEkER q SON
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New York Cream Cheese

Pitsburg Coal for sale by
HEBRON & ANDERSON,
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4 colorcd man BY the name o.

4 colorcd man by the name of
Hoover, employed at Mr.. Carroll
Smiths gin, was 50 unfortunate last
Wednesday as to have his arm
caught in the saws while the gin
bly, manGlcd. His face was also
cut in several places. Hoover will
not loose his arm, but his escape
from death was miraculous
n. 4. GrrIcA, has Just received Il
large lot of Nails, Rubber Betting. Cotton
Beams. Wagons, GrindstOne<, Sash. Glass
and Doors. Table and Pocket Cutlery. Cis-
tern and Farm Pumps, Brerch and Mllz-
gle Loading Guns, Pistols and Ammuni-
ton. 925-if.
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Any animal or article not men,
toned in the above list will be
awarded the blue or red ribbon, ii
deemed worthy.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
By J. Stadekcr & Son, bale longest
staple cotton, $40; best bale short
staple do, SO.
By Capt. Sam Henderson of New
Orleans, best bale cotton by class,
(regardless of staple SO.
By Tunstall 4 Handy, best lbs
butter, l barrel best flour.
By G. G. Campbell, best pair pigs
4 to 8 months, l fine hat.
By N. G. Orrick, best 5 acres corn,
l Improved Avery Scraper.
By c. L.--Gross, best l bushel Irish
potatoes, l best open back shirt.
By Mayson e. Landers, best 5 acres
oats, ham.
By j.. Richards, arti Gle not de-
cided, l castor.
By J. A. Reid, best l acre corn, l
barrel -four.
By w. J. Mosby & Co., best made
shirt, l set silver tea spoons.
BY B. Mas, best handmade calico
dress, 1 bolt Lonsdale domestic.
By S. G. Cochran, best l gallon jar
cucumber pickles, sack salt.
By Mrs. J. A. Smith, best specimen
darning by miss under II, $3.50.
Other parties have expressed a
wish to offer special premiums.
They will please inform the editor
of the MAIL, by letter or in person,
at once.
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GOOD ENGLISH DICTIONARY :?

Or what professional man, family. or pri-
waite individual, can always read under
staudingly. or make the best intellectual
progress, unless he has at hand. for often
consultation. like work! And whilst
you are about il,
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sale J cts. and retail cts. per pound.
j. PRIESTLEY
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Webster's Nati'nai Pictorial 0ict'n'y
10A0 Pages. 500 Engrarings. Frice IS.
20 10 I.

mcrou~ iliu~t:atin"s ami many valuable
tables 40: to he - elsewhere
TuA'-inri 10y ,,r>DN, !. NE.-MNN,
TtN or ~ 90. NcA N.lL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

i~ssisladon. the wealth and intelligence
Of individuals have been consolidated
for the achievement OF great enter
prises. our corporations shouldhavs only
representation In, and not Ownership Of
the Government or the people, and
that neither the Government nor the
people should own thom. Their Just
rights should be maintained without re-
gard 10 the hoarse cry OF the destructive
demagogue and their Entertainments, II
any, rspressed with all necessary force
Of Law, though popular elamor be as
loud In their behalf rs II has been, In
some quarters, for their destruction.
In short. I believe in equal and exact
justice to aggregate wealth as well rs to
individual-and nothing moro. The
era OF sxtravagant appropriations In aid
Of systems OF improvement has passed
away. That they have been made I do
not regret; but I will new vote for
any renewal Of the system Of subsidies.
I shall 60 to the scat OF Government
untrammellcd by any private pledges.
with no personal schemes to foster, and
owing no allegiance but to the people.
Fortunately. placed by honorable indus
try beyond the roach OF the alleged cor
rupting influences Of political life. l will
try to preserve IN untarnishcd public
honor. and hope to return to you and
my constituents, as to NY friends. with
clean hands and the knowledge that
whatever my mistakes, they have not
been Intentionally committed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

rrsf VIII Do ifi-fsop,s Who IKE u
trade te the best advantage IN bsyins thsii
isins' i isSs on s.sGins y Ris ssi Z oSs isiis.s
Building. Main street, Gold Hill. There thsy
can and Just what they want. including the
choicest OF can and case Eoods. frssh ground
coffee, an varieties Of pickles and preserves,
fresh vegetables and ffuis. choics liquors o. sl
kinds. q splendid assortmsnt ofehlna and Elass
the most reasonable ratsa. Goods delivered
nee. Rison 10 . good man 70 trade with.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

TEnrrrxo DrArn.-Every mas o. woman
sn1ietsd with . cough or cold. which be or she
takes no measures TO arrest, 10 tsnptiAgdssth.
There 10 not Q drug store In the land whsrs
Hsis's uonsy Of Hcurhousd and Tsr may not
be procured, and there 10 no ailmsut Of the
lunes or throat tending 10 consumption or
bronchitis, which Il 10 not competent 70 cure.
Do mot suffer cold TO accumulate % told. but
arrest the drvt symptoms o. pulmouay disease,
and tone and in,igorate the breathing organs
with this wonderful remedy. Pixies Tooth.
ache Drops cure In one minute. II
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Tin. x.n ori..n. Troubles.


NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 12.-The Kel-
logg Legislature to-day adopted a rsso-
luton to go Immediately into the Seua-
torial election. Tho movement was so
sudden that P~inchback's opponents
seemed unable to rally. Pinchback was
placed in nomination in sach House and
the vote resulted: Senate, IL to o;
House, ~ tot. 4 joint session will DO
held tomorrow for Official canvass. The
reelection Of Pinchback has crushed
the hopes Of several aspirants. Tho
Custom house wing are said TO be es-
pecially disappointed, and the belief Is
that they will favor reconstruction.
WASHINGTON. Jan. l2.-Ths prepond-
srsnce Of opinion ia that tho differences
in the Cabinet ON the Louisiana ques.
ton, though mixed. nrs friendly, aud
that there will DO no violent disruption.
though II is doubtful II Fish will remain.
II the President persists In ignoring the
principle that Legislative differences must
be settled by themselves or the courts,
and nst by armed Intervention, the ait
uation will be- mads very embarrassing
for those Republican Congressman
who disavow the propriety Ct military
force.
The Cabinet met at noon. Before the
meeting. Senators Edmunds, Sargent.
Frelinghuyssn, Carpenter, Morton,
Conkling. Logan AMI Howe had u long
consultation with the President ON
Louisiana affairs. and we're shown n por-
ton Of the Presidents message.
The Presidents message on Louisiana
affairs was completed late this afternoon
and will DO sent to Congress to-mor-
row.
Misiag Patents 10 fereiEners.
WASHINGTON. Jan. ia bill was In.
troduced by Sargent to-day authorizing
the issue Of mining patents In certain
cases. and providing that foreigners may
be granted patents from bona fide min
ing claims purchased by them from citi-
yens prior to May 10, 1872, II all the
provisions OF the law Of that date have
SINCE beon complied With, The bill also
provides that citizens In bona ide pos
session of mining claims shall not be re-
fused patents on the ground merely that
one or moro Of the l~ocators thereof may
have been foreigners at the date OF loca.
ton; provided, the location was made
prior to May 10, 1872.
sssssss Andy yehnsss.
WASHINGTON. Jan. l2.-Andrsw John
son. the only Union Democratic candi.
date, seems TO have a fair chance Of
being chosen Senator by the Tsnpesses
Legislature, which begins balloting to-
morrow. II Is expected that the Union
Democrats will eonosntrats upon him
against the regular Democratic nominee.
who will bs an sx.Confsderate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

1hAAbl '1's
festival will be celebrated by the Italian
Benevolent Society in 3 n betting
tho occasion. On Monday evening
February sth they will give their third
anniversary ball in National Guard Hall,
Virginia. There will not only bs dane
inc, but also n variety Of amusements.
The best music will be engaged. and all
who attend may feel confident Of enjoy
ing themselves. The price Of tickets
has been fixed at -, admitting gentle
man and ladies'.
DISTRICT CouEr. Jrpar RrsrSo. The
following business was yesterday trans
acted in this Court; In the matter OF tho
estate Of Joseph A. Myick. an order
was made setting tho time for the pro-
bate Of the will. State vs.. Ralph John
son. charged with attempt to commit ar
son: defendant was acquitted and or.
dered discharged. HE was aftsrward
arrested on a charge Of breaking Jail. ]
Court adjourned to meet this morning
MT 10 o'clock.
PIrsR's OrkRA HoUss. Tho Opera
Hama. x.s a,s;n 6lled 4, oyertloviuv
last night. ..No Name was again en-.
acted. Little Nell sesms to have in
gratiaied herself with our people to a
greater extent than any other star. She
Justly deserves all the praise that can be
bestowed upon her. Tonight will DO
the last night Of ''No Name" therefore
u viii oe oes' ,Dt .nos VIM NJ"
AMI obtain seats
50 n,x y;r,;n;.
"o'nA. p
Bachelors Ciao gives another OF 'neir
very recherche and attractive social
so;r,es IN Tbur,day evening. January
18th. at Virginia. The club Is composed
Of e~onsoi,ois oaen..Jr VINO % in
nv. a"aa. III sin,hsm h.,s s.ooJtims
a..,.;nailv Nav their WIGS rsst lightly
shoya s%m;i;,, faced craniums n. LONG as
ar, H..
p,vo,c,, AZ, N,,n,,p-On IN. Eth
inst. .Judr, Rising Of the District Court.
h,o,cea Lizzie A. ouimbie from ]. N.
n.i-,i. ~, =, v;r,;,;, n, m.
ou,n oJn,,.v. .nJ ,h.i, two .hil.
49, - r.snsst,siv q anil 4 xea,s
wer. awarded TO Mrs. Qumbie. Sequel:
On the 9th inst. j. NJ. Qnimhis was
married IN San Francisco. by the Rev:
Dr. scot, TO Jennie L. ureeh' oo'h OF
Virginia City,
Ft.ruxS's NoxrxlrtoSs.-At q special
meeting OF Monumental Engine Com
pany No. @. held last evening. Frank
Mesair was nominated for the position
al Chief Engineer Of the Virginia Fire
Department. and George Hanbridse. Of
kuicierbocker Engine Company No. 3.
vas Endorsed Tor tho otbee Of First As
~ "''
fnrionr Rkcsirrs. - The following
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

rsarerioS.-Ths nearest approach 10 per.
fsctiou, In srtiles designed for kitchen nee, 10
thst Of Doolsy's Yeast Powder. now generally
recognized ~ the most economical and rrlla.
Die yeast Powder In the country. No hou,e
sams results. Il requires but one half OF two
thirds the quantity that u 10 necossary 10 use
Of other baking Powders. while uniform sue.
cess In making rolls, bread, blscnlis. pasIry,
atc., 10 guaranteed. Recommended solely on
Y merits Dooley a Brother, Mspufactursrs,
2 New 'srves. New York. For sale By. all
0focsfD. II
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FROM PORTLAND, OR.
Excessively Geld Weather.

PORTLAND. January l3.-Ths Their
momster was nine degrees above zero,
with u norteast gallo this morning. At
Umaiilla yesterday morning 1t was II
degrees below zero; at walula II was 20
degrees below zero. Tho Columbia is
closed between here and Kalama, except
through the slough, which has but nine
faot Of water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
[srrcrAL TO the GOLD NIL DAILY srws.
Tn. yrronr Ma, Arr..,.a.

The Wrong Man Arrested.
SAN Francisco, January l3--1 r. NJ
Yesterday Detective Coffey returned
from Portland, bringing with him a
prisoner. supposed to be VIM. Blake.
the ascending member Of tho Board Of
Brokers, who had been arrested by the
sheriff Of Cowlitz county. Oregon. and
held at Kalama. The prisoner on ar
rival here was interviewed by members
Of the Board Of Brokers who pronounced
him the wrong man. It now appears
that the prisoner is bricklaysr, with a
family in Alameda, wns dead broke at
Kalama, and arrested because OF strong
resemblance to Blake. He passed him.
self OF a. Blake for the sake Of q FREQ
passage to San Francisco, and was Of
course discharged from.custody.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

Lko Ctr Orr ny mi CAK.-wm.
Phillips. n Canadian woodehoppsr. while
crossing the railroad track near the Car
son station. yesterday. during the gale
Of wind. was 10 blinded by the dust as
not TO zee an approaching train OF cars.
was run over aud his right leg crushed
above the knee. He wa taken TO the
Carson Exchange and attended by our
resident physicians and by Father Tor.
mey. He was ~ weak yesterday that
amputation Of the limb was necessarily
postponed. II is feared that he will not
survive his injuries. He Is about ~
years Of age.
P.s.-Ths poor fellow died about .
o'clock last night. Carson APpedi " ht'
Morning.
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II Jour hair 1, coming out or turning gray.
do not murmur over . misfortune you can 20
easily avert. Ayers Hair vlgsr will remove
the cause OF your grief by restofing your hair
10 It's natural color, and herewith your good
looks and good nature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

JrsT m an Tm,.-Heymin Rrothsrs have ja'.
opened = new farniturs sore on he sorpst OF
and Taylor streeis. They o6er ever, thing
necesssry Tor furnishing houses. cheaper thAn
any houss this eide Of San Franeieeo. Iney
keep constantly on hand aiarrs stock OF mrni,
turc. bedding. earpsts. eroskefy, g1aes Ana
plated ware. Give Them . call. oszim
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13

Btrs rqlxya. = IAres-sised. delicious b
So;aiss a. Tom iisssos': cell eei.s re si' R aim
stAnd. Palace Saloon. Virginia City. Alec oil
Kinda OF dsh, spring chicken, porter houss
steaks and evepihina else craved' by the inner
maa. usdron's dinner combinations are .
marvel OF EAstronoris skin. sell N
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sTOCK nEPORT.
~tn.roHrsD pAnr 1T n. r. xrAriss . co

t..rour.p pAnr nj n. r. KrAriSs q COL
Iass Evssi.s.
$40 Meadow Valley. ~. |, Lev
loo ksymcpd 8 ~. q. ii. u. 81
40 Eavks Con. II. itS. is
~ ri.. .s,.s = 4 Creole. &c. ssxe
$50 American ti.g. z aS;s;,y
1850 belmont. u. ~, II, I'm, IN
600 Nesark. is.1
50 Mentor Belmont. az
10 CAsriet MN. .
80 Rye Patch. an
go vi Dorado South.
% Golden chariot, ~
80 Mahogany
o., south Chariot. Z. IN. IN
80. n. Treasure
~ Exchsquer. SIS. $50
20 seq. Be'eher. 10. ifsH
els Overman. IS. O. q, - bio. -
IS Justice. itc. 100, is. isik
fss Suceor. 81, !. 80
;su Union Con. Is. saS. IS. 81. -, "a 80. 80
aOso Lad; bryan, Il, ia, 10Y. i,y, lie, ~, IL,
so csisdo.ia, Is. 17.a. IN
3i3 Ksiekerboeksr.s
80 baltimore Con. 10. "
no Balllsn. %. a. Al
Ics5 silver I'm. IS 10, i5k, ist
80 Eelip.e n. n. IN
lSO Trench, IL
<o Challenge, isk. IL
az dayton, ~. o.sf
1iso Rock Island. g. Sk,S
50 Picte1. stkc
ass New York Con. 81. Sx.6
4so Occidental. rs, ~, ~.
40 ssra'or. 2. ~,
SoO Phi sheridan. 4 az. -.
la American fiat. -. 81
2acD woodviiie. s. 81. 81
so Mini. !, s2Se. ss4e
Tss Lady Washington. ., I, ~
-; ko.suth. 81. 81
rhts Msrning.
50 Ophir. s3o. 40 b,, ~, rs, ~. ~ bS
asSo Mss,sss; 81 81 bio g. q eS'' Ss' sas'
1855 Could = Curry, 60. 81 ba. ssS. s'S Is. g.
ga. CJk hoO
iS0 Beet q belcher. 20, g. eok. co b, esS 90
III s.yaee, los, iesS. 10, III, is'. i'i', 49,
l1
100 0old nii Quartz
100 naney. 3. az. ~
70 Justice. i25, ioo. isax
SO Alpha. -. ~, ~. IN
tsl O~vefzlan, 80, ~, -
as kentack. ~. Ms
.ss ,sIiiornls. el5. $50, GO. eio. CTS
iSD Empire Min. "a. ltS, i3S q
SIS stern. Nevada, u, u, - bSo. q
Lon impsrisl. i2s, iss. 49,, 10
siS Consolidated Virginia, $50, CAS-, so, COS, 60
Gas
10, cnol,sr. Po,o.i, 20. n. u. rs. "a, Tox, -
IS yellow Jacket, la, les. itaS
100 Confidence. a. Is
go Hale 4 Nofero-.. 90. IS. 81. Sc. ~. 81. 56I
100 cr.wn lsin,. ~, a., IS. .iS, ~. 20 bs.
80 Ds;sisr. 50. SS. 81. six. u .,O. u, 5, hs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13
FROM SALT LAKE.
Snow Slide NJ Mig Cottonwood -Four
Men Killed.

SALT LAKE. Jan. ia now slide ut
has occurred at Big Cottonwood. The
Annie tunnel house was carried away.
James Cox. John Fronbcrth. James
GLEASON and James Renirey were killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13
s%iIDDLE.AGgD x

There arc many Of the age Of thirty tn sixty
who are troubled with TOO frequent evacuation
Of the bladder, oten accomplished by . slight
smaftlnR or burning ssnsaiion, and q weaken.
ing ofths system In q mauntr the patient can
not aces unit Zoe on examining The urinary de
poslts . ropy sediment viii Often be found, and
pometimes email particles Of albumen will ap.
pear. or tho color will be Of . thin and milkish
hue, again changing 10 Q dark and torpid ap.
poaranco. There arr many men who die Of this
diniculty. ignorant u. the cause, which II the
secoud stage OF seminal weakness. DR.. y. will
guarantee q perfect euro In all such ca,es. and
Z healthy restoration OF the genito urinary or
gsns.
n. B.-only an interview required In q ms.
jorty Of eases balance Of treatment can be con
Quoted OF home without interruption Of brsi
ness. No ca.e treated without q personal In.
tefvisw and proper examination. Once hours
10 to I, . 10 5. and Z ios Sundays-2 to r.
=. only. Consultation Free. Examination and
advice, ~. scy m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-13
BEAUTIFUL SHOW.

Oh. the Show! the Beautiful Show!
Filling all hearts with Joy as they 60
Through REINsTEIN 4 VOLTS
Beautiful Store.
Where goods are piled reaching from
ceiling to floor
Ready-mado,
Custom-mads,
Garments 10 wear,
At prices you will DO sstonished to hear.
Inducements! Inducements! Drop in
and SEQ.
They'll show you the Stock aud charge
you no foo.
Oh, what a Beautiful, Beautiful Show
OF Merchandise, selling at prices 80 low