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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14

The House committee has agreed 20 thu
Senate bill authorizing the President to H.
crease the nun Der Of enlisted men III the CAV
airy by . 500, amended 50 as to provide Ter
mustyriug out th. additional men ~ soon rs
hostliticS cease
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14

PENESY LVASlA AVENUE. The PrnnsyI-
yaDia "; nue. paving commission on Saturday
awarded the contract to the Grahamlte Paving
Company to pave the avenue from Sixth to
fifteenth streets at S3 IS per yard, eirh, inches
foundation, three inches of surface, and twelve
ccots for every additional inch added thereto
r. i understood that from Sixth to First streets
silI be awarded to another company, probably
the Neuchatel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14

The conviction STRENGTHENING daily that Ill
den and Hendricks will be elected. Prominent
men ghu were iusrWarm arc now taxing an
active part in the campaign and ii YOU'D not be
at all surprising we're we have sort OF lip
pccanoe' affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14

Did Flour remains finn aud unchanged wnlie
there is dropping teadcney III -Four IRON iie"
wheet; we make no change in quo.sti"n5 he"t
is quiet, with offerings Of As bushels, sid sales
AT IS TO is tor poor to choice rcd. Cora 10 \
shade irmcy aid 80 bushels o; whit" brought
5. sslrs of 40 bushels mixed 1T 81. Small
oh,.rings of Rye and Osts, but 40 sales reported.
Country Produce scarce aud wanted q! que
.stiuhs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14

TIE foreign imports at the port oil NV I orS
fell from s420, 3S5, O32 in 1873 to 1896. 900 So
in 1874. to 1867 35S COS 10 1873, aud 10
$500, 743, 5G6 10 1876, for the fiscal year ending
June 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14
Prince. william, conservatives.

A, !. iilass meeting u the conservative party
of Prince William county, held al 5rrnSvli"
Oh Monday. Au=. l. lS76, Major ". W..
! Thornton, GDuasy Superintendent, was chosen
chairman, ard William: +. i.isoomh appointed
Secretary.
Oo motion Of L, +, Meredith, The iotlow-
ing gentlemen Were elected as ne Executive
Commit To- the untY
Dumir!rs--Ju!in &. Weldon and y. H.
+: u;hscl.
Occoquan-i'r. John 5. PJwsii and john
Clark.
Cvlcs-Jo!,n H. U'Ra:r and a. j Davis.
}rcDtsvtlIc-W iii.um 4. 3ryaat ana y IN.
Manassas-l; y. M~.chao, aod J,;.r I.
Leachmau.
Gaiaesvil!c-;. C;ishi2g an,i h I. L,on.
GA mnGio1 q; J D. DAVIS l." CHAR appoint
cd d; committee Of iva from eaol; magl,taFa
district TO report the uam?s 81 delegates from
their r.spcctiv" districts TO the c"ngrcsslooai
convention, 10 lie held II ia1pahannuck on the
Is h day OF Au-us:, 1916
ibe eou,gn!t,ro reported the following
Gainesv:lia-l. L Purcell. a. II! Johnson
and Henry + Lyno.
Mapassa--Chas. f. Siuclni.. } j. Davies and
r. B. d uglas.
B:eoisvilia--E T. Meredith ADD &. f.
N!col.
Coles Il. Cole, NJ. Cornwall and NJ. W.
Horton.
Disadvantages K. Atkinson and J1hp
S. Powell.
Duu,frics- L. Wilcat aud \. II. f. uchsc.
Ga motion, tae roporl was adopted.
On mutlOu Of E. 4. Meredith, the dele
gates Bcrc Instructed to vote for tho Hon. B
B. D5ugias as the polnincc Of the Iapahau
pack couvant"n.
Tie PROCEEDINGS ware ordered 20 be pub
iished IN the .l"uassas 9 .zcttc, Alexandria
G%z.tte and RichmoaG Dispatch.
The meeting then adjourned.
VIM W. THORNTON, Chairman.
wv L | Su.1-:tur1,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY COURT. The
August term of toe Count Court Was held at
Bren,svie Oh Monday. Several indictments
were fund by the grand jury aud some enarees
were disregardcd by them. Our trlend Mere
dith means business as ~e infer from the TOT
lowing.
A man was charged with breaking into the
house of l.. n Jewell and the Witnesses were s:nt
before the grand Jury. The substance OF the
evidence we Learn was that Fcwel found a
pair Of his slippers 10 the possession OF the
prisoner. Tbr grand jury found mot tue
bil' our friend was exaspcrated and sent the
witnesses before them second time with The
same result, ana thrice did be appeal 10 them
to ndict but they could nt see IL. However.
Meredith asked the court to hold the prisoner
iu custody uutil he could take further steps,
when was done.
Common wealth vs.. King nm assault. Trial
10 progress. -Nanassas Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14

The StauntoD indicator opposes the re-
nomination OF Hon. John 7. Harris for Con
grass II says it has been thirty five years
since Aurusa had representative in Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14

Attempts to prove by reference TO the early
days Of the Republic that the present admin
i,tration is economical is !aughablc-" drown.
ing men catch al straws.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14

In FOR THE CAMpAIGN.-Fhe National Ill
den and Hendricks Reform Club, imposed OF
tho employees of the House, me, CD Monday
evening last, G. W. {. Duunlngton IN the char,
aud reported a permanent organization. don:
j. Il. Patterson, OF New Jersey, dooikaepcr Of
the House, was unanimously elected president
of the club; VIM. A. McCord, IF Kentucky,
secretary; H. T. Burrows, corresponding sec
rotary; L. Wiaship, treasurer; R. D. Brown,
J.F. L airy. George B Hibb, George A. Ba.
ker, John B. Train, c. w. c, Huntington,
vice presidents: John II. Patterson, lex ttficio
chairma0) COL James Steuart, James 9. Long,
A. w. Fletcher, Ralph Saunders, Frank En-
win, COL j. BIackston, George &. Wedder-
buro, James Morrow, j. r. Dunbar, J. b.
Dourhcrty. Eogcoe Durniu, James 6. Payne,
., n. Mullec, L. t. Kaighty G. q, Aleshlre,
Il. L. Hill, executive committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14

The speeches of McssrS. Blackburn, Tucker
and Goode a. the Norfolk ratification meeting
las, week are highly commended BY the press
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14

Cassius NJ. Clay, Of Kentucky, the veteran
radioa-L'uccio' 5 Minister TO Rrssla-has al
ready made speech for rildcn and Hendricks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14

would give us in their stead, display OF Ia
tolerance and sn occasion for the exercise OF the
ot1i,tm Meo7ogi,una, which would CONFUSE the
land
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14
LEE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION,

KlCHMUND. a., July, 1910,
Tc stimulate collections f,r the Lee Monu
mcut fund, the Beard of Managers will seHc
sy mail, to any college, school, lodge. club
military or civic association, which shall COZ
tribute $40 Autograph Of General Lee Oh
Traveller l3xl4 inches. A small! weekly con
tribution will secure handsome ornament fol
the school, lodge, club room or armory. ihss
lii hographs might be acceptably used as re
wards of merit 10 lieu of medals, books, &c.
to which end they will be supplied to teacher,
on satisfactory terms. Il large sum is now III
hand for the mopumen:, and generous re
Spouse to this appeal will enable the nlauagers
to proceed at an early day to arrange for it:
construction.
By order Of the Board,
1t S. BASsElr FRENCH, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14
.ASAI, COeIn1aI1CE.

Arrived-Boats NJ A Myers, 4 Bender.
American Flag, III kers'y. H { Fta@g, II
Ssndlord Il q Ciaughton and J II Parrot, jr,
TO American Cnsi Co.
Departed ? Lloyd, jas Green, VIM
Smith Bender, Nj A Myers md American
F.ag, for Gun, Der land
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14
Altkl Y ED.

Steamship \ knight: New York, to y
Reed. :.
steamer New York, PhiiadeIphis, to i y
kc,d
S,-smer Lady of tho Lake Norfolk. t" .
Reed
Steamer J w Thompson, lower Potomac, =
+ 4 Reed.
Schr Twilight, New Haven, to AmcrlcnH G""
Company.
Schr Fred Hall. Middctown, to Americas
Coal IUmunny.
Schr a kndberg, Stonngton, TO America"
Schr Win Allen, New Haven. t" An"f'c"r
Cos Company.
Schrs G s l.srt, VIM Mason Ism" f MIs cf
sni :, VI Bird for Georgetown.
Schr. hnoch Moore, Frank waller, Len.
Hunter, and Ruth Shaw, for Washhgt"n
SAILED.
Steamer NJ .ttano lower Pot omsc hy Il B"wS!t
i Son.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake Norfolk, by + a
Reed.
Steamer Mary Washington, Baltimore, by
Brrdc rs i 10.
scar Fred Hsll. Quccnrort, Il |, by Amcri"sr
Goa! Go.
Schr David Amcs, Portsmouth, Ii, hy
American Coal Co.
Schrs HI Hedges, 7 j rratton, + 4 Emerson
and Stephen Morgan, from Gcurgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs E II Atwood and Nellie Cromwell,
hence III Boston II
Schrs Lula zimmerman and A II Howe hence,
at B ston llth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14
ANALYSIS.

Soluble Pho hate of Ltnc.............. ...'..''~
Bone Phosphate :! Lire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a.
fOlhsi '''.'.'''''.
Ccmp,s,i uI tn: u!U&Y e II ciIifat"I h''1" 81,
it is richer in t,.imona And :s"iu1.c f.p7i
thsn any other Fertilizer sid except oar
alsior," and is made witt the SIN" care "''t
supervision; uniform quality &uarGh2r"'' ''
rxc..lca. orl"5 for drill ~.
PRICE So PER TON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14
4 4 JJT:c %E5s a 90

II VFAtL = cot I'NI.I.I1T'-
Fo- sale by H.M. Wou& K } An 49, >
AIcxandri. Eirgini.. aug 3-,".'"
ruANGr GUAEn'
G Z. w. l.. RESIN s. co.'s
SOLUBLE SEA I.~LAED GtAS'
We can recommend this n E"HiA,." #.
choice article ~! would b" gisd :" ;NTA.
pam ,.nlcl, containing the hnsIy.l., All "i-' g.,
lifc.."s o. those Who NV" Iscd It FoF go -
mvg tEaSiiiSGT'JH = $50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14
VIM. 4. LlpSCuMB. Secretary

| CONSULAR AND DIPLOMATIC BILL.-Tha
consular aud diplomatic appropriation bill
makes the following charges in The existing
service: The fjiIDwlag missions are Hr4c;ic.h y
| abolished By the bill, as II o0utan> ~ uppcn
priatloDs fcr any OF them. VIZ: Portugal,
Swiz ,rand Bolivia, Eclador. Coinu;b!a. Par
agusy and Uruguay. Greece and Denmark.
The bill provides, however. for charges d'at-
! flares t. rupresau, the United States in Portu
gal. Switzerland. Greece, Denmark and Para
quay, al annual salaries OF - 900 each. The
following con>uacs arc GOT provides for. and
hence are practically abolished by the hil, viz :
Sw4tow. Southampton, Malta, Vladivosteck.
Oporto. Santa Cruz. Port Said, Nantes, la
Rochelle, Port Mahon. Valencia. S,cttin, Ma
rauhau,, Cyprus, Bucharest Venice. Milau,
Gaboan, Turk Island, Hakodadi Gnderlch,
and Windsor, &, W.
All other consu!ates are appropriated for 10
accordance With the exiting law, neither their
salaries Dor their Classification being changed
in any particular. The conference committee
add to the bill a ncW section, approprla;lag, as
compensation Of the diplomatic aud consular
officers here ofora COMPENSATED by salaries lnr
whose salaries 90 apr pflat'on is made by
this bill, such an aulou.t "a shall be occcssary
sh"ll have notice 10 close their Offices; witch
notice shall he al ohcc sent 10 them by the
Secretary oi State; and TOR tn line allowed BY
law for transit FROM their respective posts 10
their places OF residence, 50 900, or 80 much
thereof as may be necessary.
DEATH OF Mrs JUDGE GCIGoN Mrs.
Gulcon. wife OF Judge Gulgon, 81 Il ch7unni,
died in New Is d!ort!, Mss, on thursday
morning. u rh"umatisiG f the heart. lie,
dealt was hardly unexpected to hcr Iuauy
friends In Richmond aud r;s.sh:rc. but the
sad ucw> wi!l &c received WIZ! ,IGccro regret
wherever the eslalable lady was known. She
was daughter Of che late James Alien. Of
Richmond Davenport, Alien Il Coz, aud
bout forty vars oli vas born IL Richmond,
ard leaves Two children. Her rcua,ns were
'aken to Richmond for n'crHl.nt
Detachmcnts OF The y ilccicr surveying cX-
pcdtiou arc lcayDs Washington daily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-14

Detachmcnts OF The y hecicr surveying ez-
pcditiou are Icayiog Washington daily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT oY THE YfRsr
Judicial Distriet oi the state o. Nevada. IN
and for the eouny Of Storey.
JUHN LYNCH. fiainiin. W. NARY LYAcn.
Action brought In the District Court Of the
Pint Judicial district Of the stAie 81 Nevada.
In and for thu c.unty OF storey. and the .om-
plsint nIsd in paid county. In the ONCE Of ths
Clerk OF said Di.tnct Court. on the 18th day of
the State 81 Nevada sends greeting TO MARY
LYNCH Defendant: You arr hereby requird
10 appear an action brought against yoa by
the Above named plalniin. In the District Court
OF the Yirst Jucio'al District of stA'e oi
Nevada, In and for the county 81 storey, and
answer the compliant hhd therein. within Ten
day (sxeiusive VI TIE day oi strvicel aittf the
service On you o this sumn ons. ~ ? fvsd IN
said county, or, n pfrvsd cut ~ said county.
within twenty dsys and In ! other cA,es. g. "
da,r; or juasns,t b, default will be isi.n
aesinst you According To ue pr'Jer OF said
complaint.
The said action 10 brought TO .b ala decree
OF this Court Disabling the bonas of matn.
plsiInf. on the grvurd Iha' You ~illiully de.
prrted said plaihtin. aid stlll continue 80 10
desstt him. for more than one year PRIOR TO the
commencement u this action
once
And you are hereby nstihed tha, ~ you fall TO
answer the complaint. the rAid plaintiff will
taie jud.unnt against ,ou % prayed for IN
said complaint.
Givsn under my hand aud the seal of the
District Court o, the r,si Judicial District of
the Biate of Nevada. In and fvr the county of
storey, III 18th day of Nosemb,r. In the year
of ous Lord one thousand eight hundred AMI
issai.j W. a. THOMPSON. Ciri.
By q. b. srssios,, Deputy Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A NNrAi MHETING.-A ACCIDENTAL
n Consolidated o,d ~ IL Silver MIMI 6 Com.
PAM. Tie snbual he, III . of a., ,ic'i ioteis
G! the aisy,.hAIp.e C,mIa , will he leld st
th,if enc No. ESQ Monipohey fit,st. Eotm
., ssn Fis.iseo. Cslif'phis. Dn wIpkIsbsy,
D-retnisr ~, lsi6 at TIE honf oi ! ofio.L y n.
ro2;th OTTO MtTClIkR. secittHfy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11

A Cnc,oo woman has been tho wife
OF four brothers. She began with the
Oldest ten years ago, when she was
seventeen years old. and he died. She
soon married the next younger, aud after
three years got divorce from hiua. and
tn. third WAS divorced after about
the same period Of we,ldsd life. She Is
nov the wife OF the fourth, and they
seem to live contentsdly, possibly be-
cause there is no fiih BROTHER for her to
canturs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11

Ann Pasn.. the leading Circassisn
chief, who Tough, Tor long time IN the
Caucasus in the time Of sch,myi' IL q
soldier Of we'll approved valor. bat most
pitilsss in war. lie enjoys great eonsid-
GRAFTON at Consian,inoPle, because at
his word all the Circassians would arise
aud march to battle asa single man.
Since sehamyl Surrendered to the Rus
sians he has lived quietly on the Bos-
phorus. until tho IIsrxegoyinian insar-
fection broke out. when ho offered his
services to the Turks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11

P,russ BscKx. General Of the Society
OF Jesus, has a plan for the purchase OF
Palestine from Turkey. with view TO
make Jerusaleru the Rome OF the future
Negotiation. are being carried ON with
great yisor between the Vatican and the
Porte through the Patriarch Hassouen.
Jsfa will DO male first-class hareor,
and a railroad will bs constructed from
Jsruxalsm 10 Bethlehem.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11

SILVER MiSIsG COMPANY
lt btorey eounty, ks,ads. Noii,r.- Tie Gee.
and annual mee'ing Of the sioekhold.is of tho
Company. tr the PURGE 81
T, Lstips T,u,tsss To ,.f,e for ID. ,n,uing ssr.
III bs cid st their fice az Cslliott Ia tr,t.
san v ansiseo. Califoina, ON 1uEsDA,. the
islh day of Dec, NIB Q. isTC. NJ ! o'el.tk y. ".
TIan f.f b,oks xill be ei,std irm Friday. The
lslh instant nj . I'Slosk 2 ~. hntii alter tie
msstjbs, n. wEGEs RIi. stcreisfy.
Bar Prareieco. psssr bsf I, isf6. dsG Il
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11

Miss Many b. OpxyuEiMEE. daughter
OF the Protestant Episcopal Bishop OF
New Jersey. il one OF the most prom
isins female artists Of this city. She is
a stron, eelorist. dsvotes most OF her
time TO the study Of portrait and figure
painting. adopt, the French style OF
finishing her figures in the nude before
them, in order TO secure the best ana,om-
ical effects. and Is an accomplished lin-
guist. She IL now engaged on two pot-
traits for Secretary fi.h.--N 4. s0'.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11

USpxR the recent Education act, pro-
prirtors OF factories in England have
bean notified that after the frat OF next
January II will be Illegal To employ
children less than nine years OF age. and
on January I. 1873 it will be raised to
ten years. Children. furthermore,
must attend school every mornins or
afternoon during school term, OF both
morning and afternoon on alternate
.laVs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11

Tnr Rev. DR.. Monek. spiri, medium.
IL being tried under the Vagrancy Act
at Huddersheld. England. The ease
arises out Of u seancs which resulted
30 unsaiisiactorily that the reverend
medium was glad to escape through a
window. leaving his "proPsrtics. spirit
hands, ETC., behind him. His counsel
urged that the vagrant Act did not
"apply 10 a gentleman who keeps pri-
vats carriage and yacht" Meanwhile
Henry Siade IL out on bail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11
sT0CKH0IDERS' MEETING.

0oLp CANON coSsOi dated MINING
" Coinpany. - Tb. rt.skLold'v Of the said
Compsny vii tale noticc ih't the snrusl meet:
.ug 81 the stocAbold.r. 81 'sid u'mpsny WI
he held on vED EsDAY. tie 18th -. OF De.
snbsr, lsTG. at 2 o'rlo,k .. n. nt the once of
Msrsrs U'conmr x IArdOw. hton.s and ~.
No. SO Clay ttp.t, san fiADeisoo, California.
Tor the pufpae of rlseiirg I've TIG.tor 10
serve for the ensuing year.
by order ~ the hoard of firc'orr.
bo23ld A. A. PARDOw. t,ef,tary pio ttm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11
DISSOLUTION or copARTNERsHIp,

NOTICE IN IiFpRBi OWEN TIIAr rnE
IN Arm of RADOvicii 4 MAN 10 hi. da;
dissolved W mutual ,o,,rnt. u j Had ,leh
is hereby ahihotiz d to ,ol stt all iIons,s DE
said arm, and raw sli d,h'. All rer.ois In.
debteL TO the above nrm src o Ind 10 cell ard
stttle their sceOunts Immediately
GrCki,E MANI JB..
De- .NS ID .. HAbDN.CH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11
SToCKHoLDERs' MEETING.

A NxUAL NJ LTIs1 MCCLELLAN coz.
n solidAtsd God and sii,,r MiB'rg Com.
: ~ the above named Com, any viii d b'id
st their oiller. Re- m ?. No t?t Munigcnsry
.r,et. San Fr,hei,eo. Calforhis. Oh wEiNfb.
DAY. D,cen bcr ia. isiG. at f.sn ocl',t
no27tl OTTO MITCHkE. SsrrstaIy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11
DIVIDEND NOTICE

nPPIcg Op THH CAiIrOpNIA MINING
" Compsny. sAL Pranei,oo, California. No
venib-t 4, tstG.--Ats uteiiug of the h ard oi
Dprctors Of the above named Con pany. ted
.hsrv was DECLARED, psynb . on . pEDNEsDAY,
November 18th ahsfer books closed until
the 18th Instant.
nolS I'm CT OOtDON Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11

NJ. TELL, the celebrated Paris glass
worker. has Just flushed casting the
crown glass lens for the great vienna
refraetor. IL il twenty eight inches ia
diameter. aud weighs liz pounds. II
Il TO be sent to Mr.. Howard Grubb OF
Dublin. who has the fiint lens with
which il is TO be combined.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11
OvER,IA>.
MI sroaaE II. ,tssor.

M GEoRsE n. Jtssor.
1 met : friend upon ti~ -trce',
lie spoke 10 mo 80 e1ccr.iy
That fee,,ot hos -nc his feet
HID troi that pasemsni weaFtly.
You're cell nxei no~f' sskei That's
-o."
He said, I'm row in clover. maa
I once Vas POOR enOagh kl0N-
..And. now - '' Vh thAt's ALI over. man.
.You've money. thenr' 81 gnes. have. g
4. A Thousand p "Nes. I've twenty fall.
.Good God Il took ten year. "a ssyc p
"No, mush 10 came IN plsniifai.
A week ago III nary cent.
burroxcd. like q kopher. MAJ.
Cause ia NJ coin TO pay my rent"
.And. p0wf' "Oh Bow it's over, man.
.Yoa'il yoa ~ to Eaio2s = "wsli. yoa see.
Isannot nt up cls-r a'ay:
want no shodly mouth for me.
want to stop year away.
In feet. IA dead my brokers' wills
At CAiai. or al Dover. msn.
simply want 10 -e'xe my pile
And say Of fstoeks-they'fc over. inAn'
swell. wish you ioy. cid ehss.' s.h.
.t think my .elf its piti!ul
That can never turn red
ki.ht here In whole city fnli
ss new I'm off-you'ii write to me
WheDever you're RIVER. mAn-
lie shs.ek hts hesi "Weli. well. l'Hsse'
rather thlnk th.tr ovsr. man.
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ENGRAVING.

uxyuyx You WANT T, GET fouR
w n,me motto or ANYTHING IN that linz en-
yr.v,d on sposns watches. siiyersar.. .ni ~,
mai ssst Of thing. go to l.. q. But u. -
Hsuth street. Virginia. and have DOE n
aood SHAPE.
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II. N. JtwETT.
n. l.. MILLER,
ls.aiutlQx,
STocKHoIDERs' MEETING.

Dated November %. 1876
II. n. TAYLOR. Attorney 70 Plaintiffs.
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DR.. "A ~ AR'S
SEMINAL PILLS

I,OR SEMINAL EMISSIONS. INrOTEN-
i CY, 1o.- Of yiroe. teiual aud General
Drbiiiiy. Ph, Prosiration. and the many
ailments of III, nature arising from indisefe-
tior. sclf abuse. S>sr indulgence, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-11

A COMMON EXPRESSION HEARD AL.
"A mc.t eve y day 81 hsvr los. confidence
N nv wafehr Tale u TO L. o. BUTCH, NJ
bouth O stntt. virginis aid have IL made 10
90 - sell - ever. ocs I'm
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nEPOSrrS ofcoiS OK buLLtoS ree.seu'
IIh.r,,. ,,,.u Account or 10 is-us CEk
fIf,CArE, therefor, payable lat the option OF
the hnlderj In cold iiili or san Francisco; 70
naKs collections, purchase bullion ~ the moet
favorable rates, or advance com .ne.eon sncn
s,,..rIr,l tn the I.aecnt iilnk in san Francisco;
.oll. Bill- OF Exchange, and trsnssets Genersi
Banking Ba-tnerr.
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OMAHANEB, DNE is. LsT0PADu 1876.

jevf so nechuf : xapotstf u vyjed'
LAvanf vysvftA - SLOW carovtch,
ktera v AoskvS promluvil 20 jest
odhodIan vyprostiti SIovany JIM
xs jha tureckdho "a kaadou eenu.
Pravf: "M~ nejvfelejsf pfani jest,
aoychom docfI'ii shody vseobec
ne. hdyoy SO vssk 70 nsmohio
dosahnonti, . kdyoych sidei, &c
nemn1cme oodr4e'l zaruky po-
tfebne ku provcdef'i umysin ma
s'ch od porty, Jscm pevne usta-
noven Jednat' neodv'sie.
Nelsoa 70 stova assplomacas sie-
Va niadka; ncni "a zadne skry-
vani mysisnek nmysio, nSorf
krAtce . Jadrne teteno, co car
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PoIiticke zpravy.

Co Sc vfsledku volby v ohle-
du na kongres tyte, Jest pro repu-
biikanskou stranu velmi uspoko-
Jlvym, nebot ziskala v mnohfch
stAtech elend koDgresu, tax 10
vatsina demokraticka zastupi-
telstvu, kteraz minulsm Ease
danf byla pies 20, neb bude OBJ
nAseti pFistim ami 10.
Kdyz president Grant vydal
pred nedAvnem rozkaz, aby do j.
zni Karoiiny poslano bylo vojsko
X udrzeni pofadku, ihned krok
ter vykficovan byl IA nAsilf Ia
Pokus vynutiti vstsinu republi-
kAnskoU. Nyni jest po volbs q
dokAzalo sc, he tax jako mnchs
jiny pokfik, byl i tento licbym.
Vojskc nedopustilo se nikde n&s-
II, naopak, V CharIestons dobfe
posloutllo demokrAtim We rvaece
9 eernochy.
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