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Horse Blankets Horse Blankets !
200 elegant horse blankets, 81 Is.
KAHN & FREIBERG.
John walsh, Undertaken,
Al Second ST., next to postoGiee. los
HcTo, and There,

No better evidence Of the tolerant
spirit Of the Southern people exists than
the fact that even ia this city a half a
dozen Northern Radicals, Of the worst
n~egroi5ed ard ultra stripe, are mem
bevs Of Tho police patrol force, and are
paid and supported by Democratic citi
zens. In an up. country Radical city a
Democrat would stand a poor chance for
a situation ss policeman; and it will be
remembered that just after the war, VhsH
the infamous Metropolitan Police ruled
and tyranized over our city, no Demo
Gratis or men who had not e clear Radi
cal record could secure such . situation
here.
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Pardoned by tbe eovernor

To-day the Criminal Court CLERK re-
ceived a Transcripts Of the record Of q
pardon issued by Governor Porter to
E. A. Colburn, who, about one year ago,
was convicted before the Criminal Court
Of this county on the charge of stealing
a watch and money from one A. K. Ryan,
and sentenced to three years imprison.
ment in the %penitentiary. The ground
for the pardon was the bad health o.
Colburn, who is believed to be in o hope.
less state Of consumption. 1t might be
added also, hat the proof Of the larceny
of which he was convicted was altogether
cireunstantial.
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General Council Meeting.

The General Council will assemble on
next Wednesday night for the purpose
of Transferring monthly business for De-
cember. The report Of the City.Attor.
pey GU the Street Railroad charter and
contract with the city will no doubt be
presented. To the Water Works Com.
pauy case, decided on Saturday by the
supreme Court, \ was held that a con-
tract entered into with the city and diff
ferent from the provisions Of tie charter
Of the Water Company was null and
void. The same question Is Involved in
the Street Railroad Company case, and
a like result will be reached should the
case ever get before the Supreme Court
of the State,
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Sharp Robbery.

Last Saturday the gentleman in charge
Of the back Office of the grocery and cot
ton house Of W. ]. Booker & Co., No.
3O2 Front street, had occasion to leave
the Office and go to the front part Of the
store. he was absent but a few seconds,
and on returning discovered that some
~till.tapper had riaed the money drawer
Of the desk Of some three hundred dol
lars in change. An unfastened door
leads from the Office into a hall which
opens on Center alley, and it is supposed
tina. the thieves watched the motions Of
the b%ook.keeper through the window;
saz that he was putting the money in tha
desk cash drawer, and when he went tn
the front of.the store on business, ran IN,
riAed the drawer of its contents anil
esclred without being seen. Two men
who we're seen lurking around the prem
isss at the time we're suspected and were
arrested on suspicion, but Os yet the po-
lice have been unable to get a clue to the
perpetrators Of the robbery. It was we'll
done and evidently by professions
thieves Who had as they term it, "pipe-
layed" the locality in the usual style,
and cracked" the money drawer when
the opportunity offered.
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BILLIARDS! RILLIARDSg
81 South Court st. 81
Bartee's homemade candy,
s5c a pound, 32S Main ct. CIT
Shell oysters ian every style.
FRANSIOLL. opposite postofiee. [s5
Imnortant lo Mngratrntea.

A question Of some Importance was
decided by the Hon. ] P. He,skell, sir
ting as special judge, Some of the mag
istrates holding their Offices in the city
of Memphis were sending their warrants
to the Bartlett court for taxation. The
court decided that if the ofense Was
committed within the Fifth, Thirteenth
and Fourteenth civil districts that mag
~istrates had no right to send such war
rants to the Bartlett court, without re.
gard to the fact whether the person
charged in the warrant was bound over,
discharged or dismissed. Such warrants
should be sent to the Criminal coart Of
Shelby county.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-04
CHINA
ECTALTT

Best Treble . plated silver
Table KNIVES sat $J 80 per
dozen. ksaViland d. Co.'s cell
ebTaled French China at New
York Wholesale pric. BOOle's
double thick QueenswaTe and
Porcelain AIS GDw as common
crOckery Gla ssware, Table,
ware, Treble silver plated
Casters, .0tc., pTOpOrtiOnaIly
low. GRAAS N. ERs1OH.
The above goods will DO sold al above pr. COS
only as Ions AZ this advertisement appears in
the Ledger. si'l6e
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GROCERIES.
RISING BUCKWHEAT.

After ten years fair trial in Menphis
and elsewhere it is fouad that Self-Risiug
Buckwheat is better for general use than
plain buckwheat, because
First. The best New York Buckwheat
is used.
Second. 1t makes nice light and rich
cakes.
Third. 1t never makes a f lure when
the directions are followed.
Fourth. 1t only takes FIVE minutes
time to make the best of cakes.
Fifth. Any common cook can always
make good light cakes. And it costs but
a trife more than common buckwhest.
Fol- sale by retail grocers.
OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
b1-f
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ClOAKs AND sACQUES,

Elegant styles, at half price,
Felt hats, Csc.
New feathers and feather-bands.
Elelegant stock of fancy goods at
manufacturers prices at half what same
are sold elsewhere in the city.
MRS. f. KRE HER.
253 Main Street.
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY /.
MEMPHIS:
EVENING, Nee 4, 1870.
Electien OF Omcsra.

At q regular meeting of Memphis De
gree Lodge No. 3, 1. 0. Q. F, last Sat
urday night, the following officers wert
elected to serve for tho ensuing term:
Ben Bingham, D. Nj D. 4 Wsrdlaw, D
D. NJ; Thomas Bacon, LIST A. D M l..
s. Burr, I'd A, D. N; T. P. Holland,
Secretary; Fred W. Smith, Treasurer.
Yesterday afternoon the following off
GERS we're elected by Memphis Typo.
graphical Union No. IL, for the year
1917: Henry Mode, President; William
Taylor, Vice Presidents j. @, Hook, Cor
responding Secretary; 4. NJ. Crowell
Financial Secretary ], B Grady, Treas
urer, I. P. Holland, Fund Trustee. Mr.
j. B. Barker was elected delegate to the
International Typographical Union
which meets at Louisville next June.
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4 UNDER WEAR!
AT LOW PRICES.

Ladies merino vests and drawers,
misses aud children's merino shirts aud
drawers, gents merino shirts and draw
era. Also ladies' and misses merino
hose at lOc, l5c, zoe, 25c, 3Oc and up.
50 MENKEN BROTHERS.
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THE RERT,

At the Rio HOndO cigar store
you can buy - better cigar
from the lowest 10 the highest
gTade) for yOur money, whOle-
sNle or retail, than elsewhere
i'm the city.
GEO. Il. GRAKSER,
manufacturer.
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Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Reea is pronounced FIRST
class by all visitors. 3St
II. 4. MIGRnT,

The Experienced Matchmaker,
formerly established at 551 Main street
hos connected himself with Il. Roescber,
of the Jet Palace, Were be will be pleased
to see his old friends and customers. Lst
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Personal.

Colonel Will L. Clark, a prominent
hardware merchant Of Louisville, is in
the city op his way South, He is stop
ping III The Peabody.
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TAKEM uP-

VAKEN UPON NOVEMBER l6, 1876,
i one dark serrel mule, about Is hands
hieh, and about 10 or IA years old. shod all
around; hlemiah in left eye. Owner will
please prove property pay, charges and take
him, JAS, SUTTON CO., 963 lain st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-04

Flowers AND FLORAL DEcoRATFogr
promptly to order, at Craig's, S79 Main.
les
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so bbis. and hslF.hbls, Sweet Cider;
carload Mild ChseseJ
100 bbls. Ane Apples and CranberrieSJ
100 pkgs. new Hams and Breakfast
Bacon.
ut q. a. ECKERLY & BROS.
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PERs0MAL.


DgRSONAL-J. NJ. COLEMAN, JUSTICE
OF the PeacA. Notary Public and Commits
sioner Of Deeds. Special attention given 70
collections In tho county. 0aico 294 Front at.
TfQ-f
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KAHN & FREIBERG.
100 dozen white linen bosom shirts, 81
Clearing out the DeDris.

NIbHFIHB UUt tuC UtWfIf'
Work Is progressing removing the
debris of the tumbled-down buildings in
the City Hall block. Several gentlemen
we're experimenting the work on Sstur-
day with q view of finding their rooms
and recovering their clothing and other
property. 1t is difficult to find a room
when it tumbles from the second story
into the cellar, and when from its usual
proportions it is mashed fat between the
upper ceiling and the lower floor SO that
a snake could hardly crawl between the
upper and the neither wreck.
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Ladies', gents. yOutEs', miss
es' and chiIdren's fur, plush
and cloth caps and turbans at
COhen's, 2I0 Main. Sc
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MCKEE & BARCHUS
Cor. Main and Union SITS.


Millinery Goods at lowest rates,
Flowers, Feathers, Wings,
Hats, trimmed and untrimmed,
An endless variety.
New Ties,
New Ruchings,
New Belts.
Onyx Jewelry,
Coral Jewelry,
CellulOid Jewelry,
Of all kinds.
New Felt Skirts,
New Bustles,
New Panniers,
New Corsets.
An endless variety Of
Novelties for Christmas,
MCKEE &BARCHUS,
Corner Of Main and Union streets.
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THE RETURNING BOARD,
not making its report 10 date,
L will therefore take their
place and return Il fine fash
isnabIe soft or stiff So hat for
"a. Martin Cohen, 2lO Main.
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Boys school caps with ear
tabs Mt 75c, mt COhen's, @l0
Main, S
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COZ REWARD-STRAYED OR STOLEN
DEC on Sunday evening, Sd inst. at hyo
O'clock, 0 dark brown horse, about 10 h nds
higS, Byears old, with 3 white feet and white
spot on hip. He'd bride and saddle on him
at the time. The eboge reward Will be paid
for his return TO me.
Sl.s2 WM: A. COLLIER, Is Msdisel ST..
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Goodyear shapes ladies' felt
hats fer soc, 3I4 Second 1T. ls9
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Fresh Oysters ard Celery
received daily by express at ".
ID. Fuchs, Al JeGfersOn at. ST
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JUvENILE

The finest stock in the city,
AT D0D'S, S41 MAIN STREET,
Bl-t
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MEDIC Ne.
Vegetable Tonic Specific Pills.

Vegetable Tonic Specific Pills.
E0R THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON
Z orrhea, elect, Impotence, Seminal Weak
ness. lncsntinence, Genital Debility. Gravel,
Structures. and all diseases caused by self
he Back, Dimaess Of Vision, s1ermattor.
rhea. etc. Price. 50 50 per box 3 boxes, t6.
80. los D. q. GOODYEAR. 1877 Main 81.
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Our ingram carpets, 35c.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
100, III, 178 Main St, cor. Poplar.
EUREKA !.

The best cigar for the money,
The CALIFORNIA CIGAR, at &C.
go 1926 per half box. 217
SECOND, MAIN.
eS SSS s.. AT II. ESCH. Adams q; !.
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OOLD SILVER PERFORATED BOARD

in great variety, at 75c per sheet,
AT D0D'S, 34l MAIN STREET.
Sit
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suns rays or punched loose with a pole.
Young ladies now promenade the
sire lis and 60 10 church with brooade
silk handkerchief Of ell bright colors
stuck in their o7e;coat pockets and
hanging out for inspection by the mas,
eplipe gender. The handkerchief have
cardinal red borders, and ars worth
about two dollars each.
The churches we're we'll attended yes.
tsrday and several able sermons were
preached by ministers of the gospel,
Prof. Potter delnev 9 sermon to be "a
rhetorical organism evolved BY generic
forces from a text" 1t is evident that
The learned professor has taken theoreti-
cal stock in HuSley's principle Of evOlu-
ton
The Memphis Bar Association has re.
elected its old directors to serve another
term as follow; Hon. Henry G. Smith.
Chas, Korirecht, VIM N. Randolph
IshSm G Harris and D. r, Myers. The
election was conducted en- strict bust
nesl principles, no politics, as can b
, seen, being permitted to obtrude in any
, share.
A squad of negro thieves entered
: resi- ienc on Shelby street, near Huling
q few nights since and coolly took up tn
parlor carpets and carried Them Of
One negro who had a section Of carpe
under his arm was stopped by the pAtro
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sloonp pispArom.
Assessments o. ninisT esseks-rt.
nal Assisa sf he Pssins Csess
Csntsaniai Ceo0lttss.

sks FaAScrsoo' NAY III =. NJ
An sssessmsns Of 10 cents pei mar
has bsen levied BY the eiobs consoii
dated Mining Co., dslinqusnt June ls''
The North Carson SILVER Mining 70
has also levied an assessment OF 10 Gu
per shaF'' d'iinqusn' 'un' i'''
The Psciho Coast Centennial Com
mission held Q meeting To-Day o. on'
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SYMPTOMS OF cArARaH.

Dull. heavy headache. obstruction Of
the nasal passages. discharge falling Into
the throat, sometimes profuse, vstsry.
acrid, thick aud tenacious mucous, pnru.
LIANT. muco-purulent. bloody. pathd, Of.
fensive, etc. Iu others, q drynoss, dry,
waiery, weak or infamed eyes, ringing
in ears, deafness. hawking and cough.
ing 10 clear the throat, alterations, soabs
from ulcers, voice altered. nasal twang.
offensive breath, impaired smell and
taste, dizziness. mental depression, tick
ling cough, etc. Only . few Of the
above symptoms are likely 70 Be present
In any c.ss at n time.
When applied with Dr.. Piercs's Nasal
Douche. and accompanied with Dr..
Piercs's Golden Medical Discovery -
constitutional treatment. DR.. SaGs's Co
tarrh Remedy produces perfect CURES Of
the worst cases Of Catarrh and 0nyua q
many years standing. This thorough
course OF medication constitutes tbs
only scientific. rational. safe and sue
cesstul manner Of treating this odlous
disease that has ever been offered 70 ths
afflicted.
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CALIFORNIA.


sAx Fa.scnoo. Nay i-l3o ,. H.
The Chronicle this morning prints . col.
umn Of charges against The CHIEF OF
Naval Construction, Iaaish Hsnsoom.
John o. Hansoom. his son. and J. Z.
DsLanontagus Tor frauds perpetrstsd on
the Government In the purchase Of
timber for use d Marc Island anounting
10 Q quarter Of Q million Of dollars In
The Last four yssrs; detailing many easss
In which contracts were Pot through q
prices . hundred nfty per cent. In 3D.
vance Of market rates. and some In
stances In which Isaiah Hsnsoom order
Cd purchases BY telegraph. directing The
bills 10 b sent him direct for approval
without passing through Spsulding's
oface.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01

Dom Pedro. the great Brazilian. has
come and gone. and yet has not e the
Comstock. The level streets OF Gold
Hill and the well-paveJ walks OF vir-
rinia City have not gladdened His eyes.
lie did not give the people OF Nevada n
chance to mako fools OF themselves ON
his account. and for this they should be
duly thankful.
Strange to say. the usual business and
prosperity Of the country continues to be
apparent. AMI the folks eat AMI sleep
lust tho same as II the Emperor had not
Overlooked US. From Mr.. George War
rem We learn that the distinguished guest
Of our country passed Reno going East
yesterday morning.
While the east-bound train lay al
Reno, he walked up and down the plat.
form, leaning on the arm OF m attend.
ant or companion. the cynosure OF all
eyes. lie Is apparently ON the shady
side Of sixty and stands six feet three OF
four inches In hight. He In ~ straight
asa Flagstaff. with broad square shoulders,
supporting one Of those massive intel
lectual hsads-A typo Of the statesman
Of the last century. and in striking con.
trast with tho crooked loaf-of-bread
craniums Of the representatives Of the
present generation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01

Governor Paeheco Of
California. accompanied by W. d. Muir
doch. we'll known ~ . mining aud land
operator Of extensive experience, arrived
al virsinir City day befnre yes
terday. Yesterday. under the guild
anes Of setting Superintendent j..
W. MAckay. thoy visited the inter
nal revenus arrangements Of the
Consolidated Virginia and CAL
iiornia mines. and took . good. square
inspection OF the vast orc and bullion
resources Of those wonderfully rich
mines. They also visited Gold
Hill and took look along
the Coinstock at this point, visiting the
Yellow Jacket, Crown Point and Belchsr
works. etc. They will return TO ban
Francisco tonight, but will be back
again shortly. n they are becoming
largely interested in our mines.
PskIaur RECEIPTS. - Tho following
frsights for Gold Hill and Virginia City
were received to-day by tho Virginia and
Truckss Railroad : Wood IS carloads.
81 Of lumber. o Of merchandise, 4 OF
nutpine. , Of hay. l Of castings. i OF
harley. I Of blusstone, ! Of quicksilver.
I Of iron and ! Of baggage.
The MArIs.-Postmaster Marshall re-
quests us to notify the public that,
owing to the change in railroad time,
the mail will close at the Gold Hill Post.
Office each evening hereafter al 6as
o'clock. Ii will 10 distributed each
morning m soon M possible after the
arrival Of the cars.
A FESTIVAL for the benefit Of tho Silver
City Roman Catholic Church will com.
mencc ON Thursday. May IL. and con-
tinus several evenings.
o. c. WHEELER. Gensnl baggage
Agent Of the Central Pacific railroad
branches. arrived this morning. accom-
panied BY his wife.
W. FRANK SrxwARr. who has been
for some time indisposed. il on the
streets Of Virginia again to-day.
Tux public schools Of Gold Hin were
given . holiday on account Of the cleo
ton to-day.
rHs new hotel Of N. II. Frederick. In
Virginia, is fast approaching compile
ton.
Tux weather yesterday and to-day has
been fns.
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srArloxxaY AND JRwxLRY

>. q Marshal. at The Gold Hill Pcs,
S : !. San ''s sr:.e,!se . .si' s. cant % a.Iis
nssssinss. etc.. rscsived % soop q pabiishsd,
and delivered In any part Of OWE bisnt
beoks and stationery In great variety. Blank
hooks Of svsy t~eeeriPtlon made 20 order q
and . ans assortment Of jswelry; repairing 70
that line neatly and veil done. large sioek
u toys AMI fshey goods. Bee regular sdver'
tssneut In another column. Jsis
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r--..-- TLA mai.
i"I -. -.
time table Tor the ias' trAh
here and San Francisco goes into eject
,o-,,.x and The fr,t train under this
-~--.-m -. al. y;,,;n;. civ
~ .n, III,
a.P hcre 4, ITO. After = stop Of
three minutes TO allow passengers to get
of and on, u vii start aea,n 70, n'",
which VIII % reaenea -
local TRAN, 20 cav nu, nj. h.s h..n
xasl oon.smp'a,r. = -, .xn,sss
abandonded. - tron,
Tram wiz 10 =
-,
VIII "ecomp"", -m.;In,r.n.,
commences 'o-uAy s.a ill
for sacrAmen.o anu su r;,r G.lS Mil
~ maue up I'll o.. w.x .~,.,;ons
. arson p.s;a. Railroad will he
received or delivered.
A..,s.xrxrs Lx,,rp.-An assessment
=, ,w.,,v.av. c.n,s DER share il levied
49,. co,.o,d.,.d Mining Com.
. I! n =, ,sn csnis mar .hars by
Iany r a"S .na a.s,iv Mining Company.
10Th J~aiinouent on the hnt Of June
nett. See official notices in our ad-
Nertisins columns 'o-aay' 4,
Orr rnx TRAcx.-The Virginia anu
Truekos passeneer train, did not reach
y;..;,;. nr,;i a.a0p. ~. ycstrrday-nins
hours and q quarter hts. ins usaay
ma. r.n.rl nv the passenger train from
San Francisco leaving the rail .,
Cascade bridge about SIX niis
'i'co'
VIRGINIA MrSicrrAL ELECTION
election in Virginia will no doubt be very
.,,.. Roth n.r,i.s aro working hard
and will bring out their full voting
strength. The vote will not b. ~ iarse.
MS IL should be. however. on account oi
10 many electors failing To res'S'''.
EXAMINATIONS OF Prsscs.-Col"nsi Ia
l.. Alexander. Special Agent Of the Postal
s.-v,.. eams mn A far a. Carson this
,na,n;rc lar tho purross Of attending the
examination Of young fisres' ,ne
dsiaui'ins CLERK
ONCE
THk "IioA'Ah m.-u.,,,
duction OF Mr. N. a ".' -;,t
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Di0suIsics Or RsssnisG opsess
Paynsnts d. NE ksss
NEW Yolx. May LA Tms' WssA.
inston special says the ofhosrs q tss
Treasury are anxious to do anythias
possible TO relieve the sthngsncy In ths
fractional money In Nsw York and other
places. The trouble Is that they are
completely tied BY the lsv. which ~
quirss that NO silver shall b. paid cot
s,bspt In exchange for fractional Cur
rency. The difisult has bssa thsssssip
has not come IN 20 rapidly - usual ies
redemption. and the silver. thsrsfoN'
has been poured ont much slower than
was expected. The entire dissurse-
msnts up to last week bad been Wilma
few thousand Of . 100000, and
half Of all the currency that was In tho
department awaiting redemption q the
time the silver bill became . law. hsd
- ~ IN ,..,,on,i ,,,,.ncv \.
- $500. tor
The last few days in ths receipts Of eus-
rsncy for redemption Of about 400 pack
ages daily. containing an average smouns
si'Ooo.
opinion 'ha' .a'
'' s" unu" m..
SOY"
n u'. ...nna.n - .,,.,- Az.
or,h,.. indiv,a.
".,h.s -su....,,,. ho,.,.,
.-rnno.., - n. o-.n.,,i,, ,.,.insa bv
,ho.s Who ,....,,. tb,m q. long ~ DOS.
.;hI. m. n.o,ls "a, thu mos. mart car.
In, ,,s.,,on,, cp,,.ncv and o6sripu hills
~ Ia changed. rather than psrt with
,bsir silver coins. Many business men
mr. cu,,om.rs Who vere In The habit Of
having fr,,tionsl currency A fat N rc-
e.;v.d ar. now tssu,ue n oysr from day
10 d.y AZ much a. possIb,s, fsaripa
lest. by some unavoidable accident,
,..,. ,,iv u.v n. .ho,4 IA
.,,;.. ..,.a, In
:. 49,, ~ .r,.
Ne" io'A anu
,'ne' Np. .' ~, ass !, -
,lon A an 49, ,,,,
= ~ -,ns;..,;oa. =, i..,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01

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BASE BAlL'-A game OF ball petwseh
the Blue stars Of Virginia and the Com
stocks Of Gold Hin. va. played yester.
a., IN co,J MN. near tho old Caledonia
r,-a.,.n an
hoisuns so,kA
n sale anu tns cnahnP,onsniP' am %u
cd the defeat OF the 'i,Rinia v,uo' Inc
game was umPared " Harry henderson
OF the Delta pase-os. oiuo "ss
w.i,h ~ n Blue stars. Scorers
Myles and Hill. Mast for the slippery
Gulchsrs and Nelly ior inc ooys u 'ne
azure oaase' mAa' ,ns az, NAN,
scoring h'e ..n' " lin. A.. ,c,r. in
Of space ioio'us our G.,. A.. s.n
full. Another nialcn ~.
testing clubs a''a.Eeu vi ~ I'm !.
next Sunday. Inc ~
side.
Tux Dslrl,-Improvements arc still
going on at the Delta Saioon' Y street,
Virginia. They have ono oil the finest
fronts on the comstock. and the story
which is being aidsd will give III build
ing q good architectural appearance. a
huge bow window Is being put up IN the
second story. and much speculation u
INDUCED IN BY the boys =,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01

Onr SHIPMENTS. There were shipped
by the Virginia and Truckss Railroad,
during the past t~wenty.four hours, 20
the different mills on the Carson river,
ITO carloads Of pre-.
OSE carload Of quicksilver for ths
Bank Of California arrived this morn
ing.
TIE young people Of Gold Hill had .
May party down on American Flat To-
day.
THs Kossuth mine has struck . large
body Of water In their south Drift
b. @. MuxpxIL returned from . Wilt
to San Francisco this morning.
TIE Alhsmbrs Thcatsr viii soon b
ready for occupation. l.at..s
Tnx regular payday will DO here again
this week. a