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The daily gazette., 1875-06-23
From tho 50. Louis { Mich. J Herald.
PROSPECTIVE.

Among the prominent Democrats are
Samuel j. Tilden, now Governor of
New York, Senator Thomas f. Bayard
of Delaware, and Senator Allen G.
Thurman and Governor William Allen
of Ohio-all of whoa have, by recent
mastery and popular demonstrations
acquired national recognition rs being
in every way worthy to wear the high
est honor in the gift of the people. 1t
is almost certainty excepting
Francis Adams) that from the list the
next Democratic (and not by any
means to say unsuccessful candidate
for the Presidency will be named
Tilden is to day perhaps the most po-
pular man of his party. If he holds to
it, and receives the nomination, he
will prove q tough antagonist for his
opponents to vanquish. The next in
merit if not in prominence, those who
are thoroughly read in the proceedings
of the last Congress, and have closely
attended the uprising career of the in
dividual, will name as Senator Bayard.
The names of Senator Thurman and
Governor Allen (Old Bib are too fam
liar to demand comment here. Sena-
tor Bayard is man of not much over
forty five years, full of life and vigor,
honest, of great ability, and has the
wonderful gift of making inseparable
friends of all he comes in contact. lie
is also young in rational affairs, but of
late has rapidly come to the surface as
n statesman of superior order. During
his term in the Senate he has display
ed extraordinary ability, and won the
admiration of the Senate Chamber re-
gardless of party. His speeches on the
Louisiana troubles and other vexed
topics show deep thought and earnest
ness and honesty of purpose; and being
free from all bitterness and sectional
sentiment, or a tendency to create sec
tional feeling, commanded universal
respect and attention, His fame will
grow, and we would not be surprised
TO see him nominated by theDcmocrats
for the Presidency in 1876.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-23
The Daily Gazette.
c. p. JOHNSON. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

THE DAILY GAZETTE is punished every af-
ternoon, Sunday excepted,) at 4l6 Market
Street, and served by carriers to subscribers
IN all parts of the city and surrounding towns
and villages, for six cents week, payable
weekly. Yearly subscribers, 50 in advance.
IHE ONLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY IN THE STATE
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, established in
l7s4, is the largest and most dourishing week
in the State, and has larger circulation.
than any other on the Peninsula. Published
every Thursday afternoon. at 81 per year. in
advance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25

from that o! last year. Allen and his
cohorts will 60 into the National Con-
veutiou next year with the united sup
mort Of the West and demand q rsit.
Grafton Of the imitation resolutions
in the platform Of Mat couven-
ton. They m also very likely
TO demand the nomination Of Governor
Allen for President. But II. on the con-
trary. the Democrats in Ohio should DO
defeated. while the party In New York
should win BY an increased majority.
then Tildsn. - the champion Of hard
money. Will step to the front with his
hand full Of trumps, and demand that
the National Convention next year adopt
and reaiirm the sentiments Of the New
York platform. He will Be supported
BY the Eastern and many OF the South
srn delegations and by tho united
strength Of the party this side Of the
Rocky Mountains. II will readily be
psrceived that this issue 10 Of vast Inn
portance 10 the Democratic party. and
one which Is likely TO n great con-
Dict within that organization. and from
the c~iearnsss with which limos have been
drawn. Il 10 not strange that the cleo
ton In Ohio is generally regarded as the
turning point Of Democratic policy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25
Rene Items.

Iprou tho Nevada State Journal. Sept. 7al
Tho committee appointed at the citi-
xsns' meeting the other evening are al
landing fsithfully 70 their duty. The
part Of the committee who were TO
canvass the town north OF the track have
reported to 8. NJ. Jamison. They have
found accommodations for about one
hundred visitors during the Fair. The
outh-side-of.the-track committee have
not reported yet, but will probably find
ono hundred and seventy I'VE or two
hundred places for strangers. These.
With Reds depot. and the several hotels
will no doubt sleep one thousand extra
people daring the Fair. Quite o num-
Der have inconvsuienosd themselves TO
make their visitors comfortable. which
speaks well for them.
Budd Doble yesterday telsgraphed
that he would como 70 the State Fair
with Goldsmith Maid II the managers
would offer suficiont lnduoement. This
famous stopper would serve az a great
attraction II she could be got hero.
What say the ''powers TINT boz"
Old John Poo claims no has dis
covered q valuable deposit Of cinnabar
on Tolles ranch. southwest from Reno.
Why should We not have quicksilver
mine In Washoe county, W.A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25
c~ernucopla Notes.

Advices directly from Cornucopia are
to the effect TINT the Leopard Company's
big mill Is rapidly approaching compile
ton and will. in all human probability.
be ready for reducing tho rich orc OF
their mins by tho LIST Of October. Every
possible effort Is being put forth for the
accomplishment Of that object. The
working force In the mino has been
largely increased and STOPPING regularly
resumed "
The vein In tho breasts Is looking
splendid, being large and strong. and
the ore extracted excessively rich. Heavy
teams arc now employed In hauling ore
to the mill In order that there may 10 no
delay In putting II In motion. The level,
to connect the bottom Of the north
winze with the main shaft, has been cut
through, which secures ample ventila-
ton TO the lower works. Tho cross-cut
from the bottom Of the winxo referred
10 sbovs. Ia feet 10 length. encountered
ore up to within 80 feet Of tho shaft,
which Il tapped at q depth Of l2C feet
from the surface.
Developments In the Hussey mine are
reported a being very satisfactory. but
We have been unable to obtain any par
ticulan in regard thercto.-Elk inde.
pendent, Sept. 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25
LATE TELEeRAMs.
n. C.ii.naiiesi. IA,si olss Of
ths CDmDlnlne.

The Caii.nuifeti. IlSsi suit-0ist OF
the Complaint.
BAN rRAScisco, Sept. 2i.-The libel
suit Of the proprietors OF the Balsia and
Col against the Ala, was filed to-day.
Damages are set ut $3.50, 900. The
complaint. which Ia quite lengthy, states
In effect that the plaintiffs have never
Published any false news. unjust or un-
truthful comments concerning the Bank
Of California or its management. and
have never conspired to injurs the bank
or impair Its credit. or ever sndeavorsd
10 produce . financial panic In this State
or any other place, or 10 increase ons
when existing. for the purpose Of specu-
lation In stocks, or for any other pur-
pose; but that the acknowledgements
tors Of the Ana-knowing tho above
facts, but envying the good nanio Of
plaintiffs, and their success az Journal
ists, have charged them with the above.
mentioned acts In IN article published
In the Ala OF tho 2lst instant. which
article IL quoted M part of the COM
plant. The probability Of this suit he
ing commenced has created u com
nent, public opinion being divided as
10 the object in view. but tho belief
seems 10 be unanimous that u pressed
to trial. racy dsvslopmsnts will DO niade'
miscellaneous.
New YoRx, Sept. 2i.-Ths jury In
the inquest on tho fire-laijsr accident
fosni 4 verdict that the break wa due
10 inferior materials and the faulty con-
struction Of the ladder. Tho Fire Com
missioners were censured for not hoist
inct hs ladder practically before allowing
Il to be used. and its further Use was
condemned.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2i.-President Grant
and wife. accompanied by eI.Secretary
Boris and wife. arrived hero about noon
today. Tho President will visit his
farm tomorrow. arrange for tho sale OF
his stock. anil leave for Des Moines.
Iowa, Monday evening. to DO present at
the soldiers reunion. The party will
then start for Denver. via Chicago and
Omaha. y -,
(south Carolina) dispatch says: Suit
has been entered by W. Z. Earl. oditor
Of the Republican. against John @. and
Edward Bsntly. proprietors OF the Nm
trpvi,s md !Mo,uaairNer. for 9l0,0 dam
ages for libel in publishing m article
defamntory Of him. fiff lH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25
c.t,.trepA. a, III. nlppedrea..

Those noble old Romans who urge The
suorting stseds around the circle q VA.
sons Rippodroms for the dslestssion o.
the admiring populace. mot win IN 40
cidept Yesterday afternoon. which cams
yery near ending their a c OF lie Tor
ever. Tho chariots used In the races
have been built low TO the ground with
a view 10 prevent capsizing. but In con-
seouepce OF the contracted circle IN
which they are compelled to drive. and
the speed at which they are whirled
along. the danger OF an upset at times
Ia very great. Jack Leo and Sandy Will
son. who we're the chariotssrs yesterday.
for some reason or other became very
enthusiastic In the sport and the stesds
were nut 10 their greatest nsttlo. The
cbariots whirlod around the course.
amid the plaudits Of tho spectators, and
ths drivers becoming excited did mot use
roper caution TO guard against mishaps.
Az Jack Lees chariot rounded the
sharpest turn. one OF the wheels struck
A stake aud over went the whole con-
Germ, Mr.. Leo flying through the air
with the velocity Of a nno ball. Toga,
tunic and all were hurled to tho course.
and tho other chariot coming behind
went crashing into the first rain, suffer-
ing the same fate. Tho Romans wsro
picked up badly bruised and bloody and
carried from tho arena They revived
In q few minutes and. remarked II the
chariots could stand II they could, and
that they would drive again In the eve
ming. The spectators were worked up
70 q fearful state Of excitement during
the race. and when the accident hap
pened women AMI children shrieked and
tainted away. The lovers Of such
Inducements got their moneys worth
out Of that vxhibition.--S y. I'oa.
Sqa. ?3d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25
. FAMOUS MEDICAL INSTITUTION.

The name OF DR.. X. v. Pierce OF Buff
falo, N. Y, has become % familiar TO
the people all over tho country o. house
hold words. His wonderful remedies,
his pamphlets and books. and his large
medical experience have brought him
into prominence and given him q solid
reputation. The Tunes. In the present
issue. presents q whole page communi.
cation FROM DR.. Pierce, and nj readers
may gain from Il some Idea Of the vast
proportions Of his business and the mer-
It's OF his medicines. He has Of Buffalo
q mammoth establishment appropr-
ately named 1.-THE Worlds Dispsnsary."
whsro patients arc treated, and the
remedies compounded. Here nearly q
hundred persons are employed In the
several departments, and o corps OF able
and skilled physicians stand ready TO al
lsviats the sufisriugs Of humanity BY
the most approved methods. These
physicians are In frequent consultation
with DIR. Pierce, and their combined ex-
p~erience Ii brought to boar on tho suc-
cessiul treatment OF obstinate cases.
The Doctor Is n man OF large medical
experience, and his extensive knowledge
OF materia medioa has been acknowl-
edged by presentations Of degrees from
two Of the first Medical Colleges In the
and.-Chioa9o Naes.
II you would patronizo medicines
scientifically prepared by a skilled ply.
siciAn and chemist, use DR.. Piercs's
Family Medicines. Golden Medical
Discovery IL nutritious. tonic, alternative
and blood cleansing. and an unequaled
cough remedy; Pleasant Purgatiys Pei
lots, scarcely larger than mustard seeds,
constitute an agreeable and reliable ply
sic; Favorito Prescription, o remedy for
dsbiiated females; Extract Of Smart
Weed, q magical remedy for pain. bowel
complaints, and m unequaled hnirnent
for both human and horse flesh; while
his DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy Is known
the world over rs the greatest specific
for catarrh and cold In the hoad ever
given to tho public. They r sold by
druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25
How ruxY RK1Ixp uroy m prorLk

How raxY RkIIKD uroS THE PEorLk.
eth California We rest securely upon
the people," says Mr.. Simonton In his
letter. We tell tho Eastern journals that
for ten days the most strenuous efforts
Of leading friends Of the dead banker
ser dirsctcd TO preventing the people
from sacking the Offices Of the Buustia
and Cad. and hanging Mr.. Simonton's
partners TO the nearest lamp post; that
10 was for this reason that the public
meeting was adjourned no long. and held
In the public hall furthest removed from
the Offices OF the Bulletin and Col; and
TINT every speaker who spoke at TINT
meeting urged and implorsd that moth
should b done 10 give San Francisco q
character Of lawlessness. We tell thom
that 10 protect this nan and his part
ncrs from tho people on whom no boasts
hs can rely. q regiment Of militia was
kept under arms, and the Offices Of the
Bsustia and Cal converted into fortresses
by bundles Of paper piled into barri-
csdes. and garrisoned by the whole TO
ssrvs police force armed with revolvsrs
and Hsnry rinss.-S. ,. Pos, Sept. 2ia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25
TO THE CITIZENS OF GOLD Hull

You r all invited to call and inspect
our new and elegant store with its full,
rich stock OF watches. chains, jewelry.
silverwaro. diamonds, clocks, bronxss,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always DO re-
ceivcd In q courteous manner by ]. W.
Tucker. i31 Kearny street, who will al
ways tako pleasure in showing custom
ers through his stock Of goods, never
considering Il q trouble. but always TAX
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail to call and SEQ him orc you
purchase elsewhere. he will send good.
for selection TO any part Of tho States
and will repair watches and jowelry sent
through Wells. Fargo & Co., guarantee
ing all work which leaves his store; en-.
ploying, AZ he does, the bost Of work
men. Don't forget his now store-l3l
Kearny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25

Az Iowa FANnr.-Miss Kate Tup.
per, Of Des Moines. has been TO town
visiting q Mr.. Bassett's for a few days.
Kato comes Of q family which is re-
markable for Intelligent vomanly effort
and succsss, Her mother Is Mrs. Ellen
8. Tuppsf, tho bee queen Of Iowa,
whose work on boo culture 10 o rscog-
nizsd authority everywhere; her eldest
sister u q very eloquent preacher ut
Colorado Springs; Miss Kate is study.
ing madeleine. having taken herself
through q full course at the Agricul.
tural College by her own work, and
Miss Madge. who Il ouly sixteen, Is q
famous poultry raiser and IN officer OF
the State Poultry Association. who has
made money enough in this business to
defray her entire expenses through q
full collegiate course. Mrs. Tupper's
family IL . sufficient answer to the
question OF woman's work, II there
were no other. Let any mother in Iowa
show three boys who can beat this.-
Port Dodge Messenger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25
THE IssUE AMONG rug DEM0t-
RAcY.

That there 10 . direct and irrspressi-
be conflict In the Democratic party ON
the currency question. il clearly appar.
emit. The Democracy Of the Eastern
and far Western States have. without
exception. at their conventions adopted
platforms favoring q speedy resumption
Of specie payments BY contracting the
currency issue until such . eoursc IL
possible. On The other hand. tho Dem
ocrals Of Ohio and Pennsylvania have
taken ground In favor Of N ''slastie cur.
rency." which may b increased In ac-
coriancs with what they style 'the
nseda Of The country" The n wing
advocates honesty. tho other dishonssty;
q believes that the Government should
redeem its promises. the other that 1t
should issue more. One repudiatss re-
pudiasiou. the other 10 lis advocate.
To the coming election In Ohio the at-
tsntisn Of the whole country II directed.
Il will occur two weeks from next Tues
day. Il will Be the first election where
In this currency question has
been made tho main issus. and
upon IL result will depend In great
measure the attitude Of the Democratic
party in the National campaign next
year. Governor Allen. in Ohio. h .
for reelection on what ID
an imitation platform. Origin
ally . Disciple Of Benton. and a hard
nonsy man. 10 has stultiisd his prsvi-
ous atiitads and protsstations TO become
he leader Of The cheap money men Of
he West. Govsrnsr Tildsn. OF New
York, 10 the most prominsnt hard money
Democrat q The East. Al the late con-.
Of his party. held at Syracuse. a
,sdss Of resolutions we're adopted which
every uttsrancs Of the Ohio
md Pennsylvania Conventions regard
M The anansial Issue. The issue sssma
b msds. II Ohio goes Democratic
y Q large OF even increased majority
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25

And In accordance with law. and an order o.
the Board Of Directors, made on the 10Th day q!
August, 1873, so many shares Of each parec!
OF such stock ~ may be necessary, will be sold
atpublie auction, Q ths ofiee Of the Company.
strsst, Ran Rrncisco, California, on TURS.
DAY, the Twelfth C3th) day Of. October,
1879, 81 the hour Of two a. o'clock p. =.
Of said day. 20 pay said dellnqusnt assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of the sale; go
onacs-Room n, Hayward's Buildlng. No.
kio california Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25

HEzxxrAH LEAnD. who died recently
In Augusta. wal the latest man In
Maine, and required q eofin thirty
inches broad. twenty inches deep, and
six feet two inches long.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25
BORN.

WILSON lin Virginia. September sist. 10 the
wife Il N. @. Wilson, ason.
To The wife Of NJ. T. csmerfor q son.
AN0LRA-In Virginia. September atth, 10 the
wife of Daniel Anglem. a~danghter.
LYSD-At the Mound House. September 23d,
TO the wife OF J. u. Lynd, . son.
HOwk-ln Carson, September nd, TO the wife
II. II. Howe, Q son.
wIlALRN-is Reno. September nd, 70 The
wife Of Thomas whalsn, Q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25

The Bishop Of Salvador. who fur.
nishsd Ian Miguel cut.throats with
passports to 81. Peter. has gone to find
out whether his orders ON that gentle
man has been honored.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25
nass AND nRurAi.

"Sn ~S"
The contest now going on over the
management Of the State Prison was. in
its inception. q personal Democratic
Eight. A such. We have NO possible
shade Of interest," In the matter. But Ii
has so progressed NJ TO involve to a
greater or isss extent. one OF more iS
publican oiAeiais. In 40 NM.
sone degree OF interest in having ","'
aud public Investigation. 10 'he emu TINT
exact justice may 10 u'hs' 'as ".
come out. and the os"' interests OF 'ns
stale N paoi'e % eonse''s". WINE
We have no personal OF p"n'e"a interest
In the guilt or innoe-no' OF inc "a'u.h
In common win all VINO ues''s 'a', p'.y
aud d~eency wo pio'es. .na' no snoa's
NOT 10 pfeJnaseu' 'a' '".
prison. hs DO guaranteed a lar ns'a anu
NO iasor' fhns much '' way '""
daesory. s...
~.
ir'Son. ~ ..''
s'nes' 'sia'
opinion ON '1s e1s.SP
Nun
t' al 'hs 'sea 'ou.a =. ~
os'o's ""
o request IN VIC. sao ae y
she charges against M "Au,", ~"
oa' .uu ,A n.. u' .
o W Ae'u w. D
casss require desperate iemea'e'' anu"
- sv'oen' 'nA' 'nA''h'
o 's'nns 70 s'''.sa ~ %
dsrhandsd voth OF running 'a
y .sseh, Nv ~
ossaxsn .as"s.',es "
~ p0ouo 0p' -,
s.ueAuo w".s c,. -,;.h
~
NJ s'nAy
pos'' ~ !.
ing upon
community m M=.s.a-...
pnoheanon OF Pe'u'ai'
OIL hAi,o'' -sa-.n
proper IN ~.
IN 1.-..h =.
s"osns o's'sA "
s3 pare 'ssamons. 49,.
Impending INQUEST i -
one opinion upon 'aen '.
unjust, indscensan ~
mis oos tns ~. a'''hnp' Ns.
spirators 70 rum osA's
out. or In advanes OIL An oPP'
sslf-dsisnss. IL On pa VIZ. "'
schsming lassly brought 70 nsn' snien
threatened The wardsn's HE n me
safety Of The prisoners. Ito snsmies OF
Mr.. Hyman must. indeed. Be hard
pushsd 10 resort 10 this sort Of warfare.
Their cause must indeed b weak IL 1t
b necessary 20 uspenu upon s"s ~
nouy Of . hariot and murdsrs~s to
strengthen and support Il; and IL Is q
sad commentary on the msnliness
Of certain Of our State ofaesrs that TO
secure an object. however greatly
wishsd for. they can lend themselves to
such ignobls methods 10 sccomplish their
desires. An TO the medium through
which this hlth 10 thrown upon the
public. Il Ia htting and proper thA'
the Journal Ne have named should
b selected ~ tho sewer. is o
umns have run ever with mAisvo-
lsnos for months past. and Ito capacity
for carrying and disehars'ns ssvAs. M
been amply proven. ny wnas nsn'.
however. any memos OF inc noai' "
stats Prison Commissioner mas per
nitted. without me Aasen' o. "A!'".y
,.,,,or M ths tsstimony placed In il
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25
FOR RENT.

A MAT AND COMFORTABLE COT,
"A tage residence. ellgibly situated 1t the
psnh s1d Of Grown Point Ravins, near the
naln p1sst, IL offered mr. fent on feasosabls
terms. u contains SIX rooms. with water,
w~oodshed, cellar and other requisite eon'
sspsssws GEORGE IRWIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25

Joux LOOM 10 m~sditatively climbing
The fence at about the point where Mr..
Morton went over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25
DIED.

MARTIN-In Gold IIIi. September 18th, james
Martin, . native Of Cornwall. England.
THE funeral will take place tomorrow (sun'
day. afternoon At haifpast three o'clock. under
the auspices Of the Gold Hin Miner Union,
from thslr ball.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25

BorLr & Jos constitute . Haslston.
Pennsylvania firm. When bis part
ner breaks out on him. Job has to bear
il tranquility. but 10 can't ut down on
him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25
National Guard, Attention!

HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL GUARD,
SsI. . fss: N.sioosi Guard vii pss. 10 Sii
: :.ssion on o. o. ! Ssies. Slr1RpSf, ssp.snSsr
AkN b tJOHN A. koeukTSON.
rirst L~ieutsnsnt Commanding:
j. TnAxTon. Orderly Sergeant. sepettd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25

A COMMERCIAL exchange alludss 10
'thsss indigo hmss."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25
MEETIno.

OYYIeR or oOsnorolrAH MINING
~ Company. San Funeiseo, September q.
isSs.-Ths Annual Meeting OF the s~tockhclasn
Of the above named Company win Be held q
the once q the company. 81 Moatsunsy
street, Room No. f.Ban rsaeisoo, % NON
DAT, the iith day Of 0etoeer. is7S, d e'dock
other business - nay come before IL nsst.
Ing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25

TuE money question In Pennsyivsnia
-Ho who steals my Perish steals tnsh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25
LOcket Lost /!

a cRYsrAL LocKEr. CONTAINING
a. two portraits, vas lost yesterday IN Gold
hlll. ne andef VIII b. ssitshsy. rewarded on
ehaugs. sepii.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25
PREPARATION OP PRESCRIPTIONS.

sSr- Onicc open at al hour, both day and
night. live u.s. call.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-29
washington. july as.LTbe secre

Washington, July 2s-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury has issued call
for the redemption of S14,s97 200
of the five-twenty bonds of 1862,
of which sl4, $50, $50 are coupon bonds
and $50, 600 are registered bonds. These
include all the bonds issued under the
act of February 25th, 1862, not hereto
fore called in for redemption.
The Syndicate has the option till
November 18th, to take the remaining
s4s,5oo,O 900 five per cent. loan under
the funding act.