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New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
UONTSTIC MARKETS.

RrFFMo Oct l2-Recepts by lake-Fopr 500 bbs. Corn;
ib Conn 6 Go0 6,a Wheat S3j BUSH oats 1000
BUSH; Rye, 1900 BUSH. Barley 800 bush Shpments by
I've. $500 bush; interior pOns-Whrlt 400 bush. by
1 '| our 'iyg So g9i 8Dn y.b D"G
bush Flour iu far demand sIes Of IL bDls prices n
bush. No. IIari Mchcan at - 3 800 bush White Mch.
ii iGIas H. $50 oush No 2 Milwaukee At a 10 retail
Low Mixed Toledo 52c 400 b. Low Grade No. 52c
& o2 % g. & 'S4 . il3 3t II % o' d 70 Il eer l in @ round & '
O3ls 3hd lSe without mor.m,nL HAlry-i4ght injury
81 e0c Malr-Fair trade inquiry prices mchangg seeds
Nothne doing unchanged prc, Pork end Lard quiet IN.
-PAces unchanged Fre.gh heid hIm, UNCHANGED.
tl3 an4 . n. & N' SG.SE ~ 7 pac5cr HI " To o8
as,ye ana saads hsher , $40 & az 4a 3 81 la [ g. ~. Sg
options Ee easi'T at &c iarc' dun and lower az - '4
CASH: els - october; 81 gj ali the year Lard dull weak
and lower; 30 10, cash; - no. November; ~ = - all e
snart lib N.aes sSc; Short Clear Midiles s7c. Whi.sy
.a}-ii"ar T. 5o6I I6. Wl,at o. .J5 bush lorn, -j360J
bush; oaa. J5ouo BUSH hNc ~ 90 bush Barley t-ooD
co.u. as2,1ro BUSH; oats 5000 bush: R{r 1000 apsa
r.n i'r laar Glt.. I,. olfcI rrt 10 Si6 ~
,a'NSNl, ocG -i.oar st.tIy and ar,'. Wheat scarce
O1J, easier a aoIac He quiet Dat steady at l8c Barley
aat az, aa.4aa fo sii a; X, & 4gr5i H I9 is Il lS
LDls Hclrs ln,t Ston0er- 7tc Clear b Si'e' 7ai& i&c- &
sides. a.1Io,: lear sides. Iou uIO',r. Whisky strong a
90. Euterqu, .nI weak Hogs quiet bus steady Com
.a isn 9 Bar 20 cYaa "a, Lsai q a % ~. a5qs4 TO-
orearl weak closed dall No j Milwaukee, = "a; 70
& II , L ,,. % ,.,.. @ Na si Sc R,e dG
demand Sa 2~Huue. IS, Pc: So Nor 49c tr'ighs qust
rolr $1,000 push Wheat shipments 5000 bb.s. Flour
.IrAoa,IHa os. l2.-r,tr5'ewm- Refined uom'n2y 2Gc.
D. .|... I.f.r IHtlf IuN -Ila
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NidU ---------. "'. % q. ," iIas
Stuct Good N.ctHng..ll"s ~ ~ -
NiitLul tar....-----.l q O. i5a i51,
tai .-----.---- ----.----'----'- > ....,,i
... rf.t.vtr~ gIatr
tooo '1i nary, --.-.---- .' .f..rI.... IUit
~liloi ''.A ..''n'l ,f , do, iir,. Of
tui u 'I' 'if''' ''.' .i....., .trt So
ifsc, -'.., ''i1 10 '.. 1op fIs o.. JiGrliy 300.
il'a-'., . .i. '.t ,.f ' 'i ,..I..a a. riIf
august 500. l-&.s-c; i".I, '.l V 't, ,', '- ,r.t
| 90 '.,.iI-r lN N... "i.'' ''i, ,r ff." 40 4 "a
tau toN3t -tIt ItI, l'" % d. i''., --'.t N'
/ .Gh, llt. total. 200 h.'', 0'.'.I '' f,t t''..
I II.u ct.-l'.u'r', l'', ID ~, .'' .,, tn.I .
-a.u. t"H" 1922 Q" i- I ' o.. . lfI' '.t.i 'Ili..,
IC.,mH,, p. &" It's'.i .-'t .l-' I'M iii. -o.
fci J', '--.u d. .-' if.' o., 'Is, ,,Iit...
lI.''.. y ' -''. t'.' Do f..' 90 Id a.
5po, liH.tf l."n. ..-'.. .'t I'' .s'.l r.' 90 .'
grand l...i, it.,'-' '-i. ' '-i"' f... A.LUa
lia "-H.' ...r I...-.
t'i'O' '..--.---l % .1 ir...' I...- 4-r-
NIr. .u'I .-l ...f !4..s ..........''' ..t ,.-I
D,.. ,...IutI..--4 900 It'.- no
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s.. ifHr~ Ii "'.'t ...' -. 81 ... ..t. .....
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New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

TTNION DINE SAVINGS BANK,
- nos. BDG and 30 > CAN L-7I., cor Of LAIGHE
open daily, 1O 10 3, and Monday evenings, 10 T.
ASSETS OVER $4,000. 900.
SURPLUS OVER ONE MILLION ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
G. s CUApIN. Treasurer. Nj. HAINES, President
T. F-OYD JONES, secretary.
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mANANA MARKET

HAVANA oct 12-spanish Cold 226qd227. Exchange
weak on the United states. go days, currency lS4I .
count short lgt discount 10 par; 80 days goi Id
premium short sight do, sas premumj on London, ~
d2O Uranium on IarIs, JaiA prnmIlIn
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

.s3l s7l4.4OO s32f2i3sOO s4i994oO.' Inc
The earnings of the ST. Louis, Iron Mountain ana
Southern Railway Company for the first week OF
October were $I0O,0OOfor 1876, against So', ,40Z
for 1873 increase, $t256S.
The Michigan Central earnings for the ilrSt week
is76SI5osGO SO s75sl453O6 % Increase. .sj,55i %
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
Dnslness Chimes.

1 YOUNG firm OF high standing, with a
- good commission aud export business established dei
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS SPECIAL capital fOr which
good security viii bo aud am interest IN the business
bat principals, with real name, which VIII De held con.
huouual uelI apply. Address a. T. NJ D., Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STA rs MA All.,.,,,o,,e.
The Steamers OF this Lane take the Lane routes % % ~
oy Lieut. Maury, L. ;. NJ going south o iho DAMS va w
passage to Queenstown all tue wear r0un1 IN a "a,
GkRIANIC. SATURDAY, oct y. st ~ so -, a. M n'
ADRIATIC SATURDAY. Oct *, ~ ~ y ~.
BRITANNIC, SATURDAY, NOV. - =. t''' y 'A
GERMANIC SATURDAY. nov - .o'H'
CFITIC SATURDAY.. Dec. =, 1.'O ~; w; ,-nyrrf
FRnM TI,is ~ WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NOkth
RIVER -, .,,a and uusurpassr
o,ost nvSo rbe saloon. StateTooms sm 'h-, tna na
g srs uar,i amidships where Tue nv 90 ana lnoVn
arr Least feit aaoring degree oi COMFORT At'oi'o u
tainable at sea. 90 ~, xloo cold Roturn Tickets
favorable terms ss and other information. apply at us
Company's Omees ~ ~ N- /. J. coRTIS AsenL
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.,,,-yrx,iFNT STOCK DEPARTMENT-lO4 0CLOCb
AND LII O'CLOCK A. NJ.
r1rsr nnARn-1Olo O,CLOCK q. n.

-. of Siofe Bonds Railroad BopdS-BdnE ana Ra,I-
20 road Shayes-EFpreSS stocks. &C.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13


The London adyices rr-1ftcd no change p the
Bank of England rate of discount. which remains ht
. Der cent. Tho decrease of specie 90 iIe Daut Tor
the week ending yesterday was tl2l, 600 st"run@,
the proportion of reserve to lIhl,lu,s being i.s
against GG53 per cent last week. To-day t%"""Oo
sterling wa, withdrawn from the bank on haiHHsr.
Consols advanced Is per cent at the opening. Iui
afterward lost the improvements L. -. bond, showed
no essential change. Lue fell oil ia. tion iT
the common, which sod 40 go a't. l.c
preferred declined ] per cent, selling 200 j: I'd
Paris r.nt,s were quoted at lOG35. The specie u
fte Bank of France duIiug the past week decreased
l1OGSOOO francs. Foreign '"cran-e WAS qu'
and firm at Yesterday rates. Cold Was weaker! 'i'i
declined from IUg to los IS bat subsequently I-
covered. The market presented no hur"i.'
features The rates for borrowing were i3 =" - F'f
cont The Assistant treasurer Ualu out 200 com In-
tclc,t $4,000. The days business aJ iI' t".d
Eyrbauc, Bank covered: Gold cleared 50 ~'"'b;
gold balances = Sl,13l,O22; currency "-.e-''..
~, ,2G3,37i. Tho principal quotations "i ra'+ '''r'
goo...!c9 = so..i6s .io5 ..o6 s
Il.UO....IOsfs 1880 ...IOo'sI 200 .....I'3
There was % hardoung Of the rates IN the MONEY
market to-day and call borrowers paid from ir -
Der cent for accommodJ ions Tho iual "usiH.-- ".e
at per cent. Discount is rated "a. 3 to " l.' ',''
The United states Treasurer 40 d-ilu-i" i'''''r
to-day $3.50, coo national bank notes ioI r'athrl. 30
he customs receipts were S3iOODo. and u,1II
revenue receipts, > 10000. The following is t.e
Clearug-L L0Jise statement to.la, IuI-I'r 'A-
changes. 500, 1O7. .OO3; currency HIla-..-, -r'',-
367; gold exchanges, Ti,J1I, ,'Ve - b'iu ',.'..'0'
-, ,957,O3G.
Government bonds were finn, and 70 fairly active
demand prev aI ed thIuu-uout the d15. In. lai .-i
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10lo o'CLOCK-SALFs BEFORE TIE CALL.
, DFPArTNFNT-2 O'CLOCK.

NUVTTNWLNI 6IVVh UTT7lI 7 VIZ - " VI'''''
rs 500 REGISTERED 'G5 n L = 500 Coup 'G5 New
10 lOOJt............ ll2 10000. O..-......-......ll2
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And the following for city bank stock:

The following is the comparative quarterly state
mept of the National banks of the City OF New
York.
juno 80. 1873. oct 2, ds7S ,C6nnS Changesn ns,
Ssn1sl & @ 99I 900 27927OO 4OUSOO. Inc
Noe iS70Ul0O lAyiO6OO 7S9600.. Dec.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

Pilce Of Passage on Currency:
Cabin, +INu. rnci ale FiO. Htttiaet, r%S.
PETER WRIGHT * SONS, Gen. Agents Philadelphia
and ~ BrOad-st. y. Y.
JOHN MCDONALD. b Iattery.place y. l..
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

saung from Pier :. Last luyers - . .
CORNWALL. mIrr.............- - ATURDAY Oct lt
l. n s..ss
CABIN Passage, so, currency Excursion, 1l-V; l4einr-
llF 8 10 currency; Sf,1s' so, currency PrtpAn Sifr
Certificates %1G Drafts Or Fl and upward for Irelft
passage apply
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
NAIL STEAMERS.
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAI

These first class steamships s regularly at p me- from
Pier No. l3. Nortn River as follows: 49,
tl4l f,lA = iJti =
steamship COLU MBU II It~DAS' NOV 2
Tor TCght on passage eprlNO
WILLIAM r. CLYDE az CO.. no. BoWhnggfecn.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
(lREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

~ NGW.NOEk TO BRISTOL tElg.l-DI EElI.
Taking goods and passengers for London Cart Newport
Gloucester and an ports iu Bristol hauneL
el.f fr# Iflr f- H4-ffE
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

Philadelphia and Liverpool calngat Queensiown, rh~gs-
uars nom Philadelphia. Wednesdays tom Liverpool
steamers % sail nom Philadelphia as follows - =
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

Rates ofpasslce ~ Plymouth london, ChrbouT2 Hamburg
aud an points IN England, scotland and "alcs First Can
.l1 500: -arpul Cabin gold %; Storage currency so
KUNHARDT & CO., { p. RICHARD BOAS,
Gru.r1l Agents General Passenger Agents
81 ErIa .t. NeS- York. 81 broadway, NewNOrk
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LTNE.-U. S. MAIL STEAMERS
- SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
buokci 40 lowest rates 20 from seaport
railroad station BOO Great Britain or ireland
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowlnggreen
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
nRrII GrRALAN LInYn

y STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON, AND BREMEN.
COMPANY'S PIER fOOt Of SECOND T.. hOBOkEN
NEl 49, ~Iflrfay oct 2l. ~ E~ER ~3turday...-l,ov. l.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW.NORk 10 sOUTHAAP.
TON, UANEE OR BREMEN - .. -
FIRST CABIN, 800 gold SECOND CABIN, $50 gold.
~IELRAGE 80 currency. 80
Return Tickets no reduced rates Prepaid Steease CtlCl
Gates. $50 currency.
IUr lItisA Or passage apply 70 - - o,,,-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-28
nLIxKExsEaaY IN rHE YIELD.
ne Ansouness Himself ~ . Casdi
date sr Jasties or she Psass-A
Nsbls WiSs's eassiases.

About two months ego Mr.. B~linkepbsrry
came 70 the conclusion that DO wsuld
make an excellent Justice Of the Psaos,
He spoke TO . good many eitizens about II
and was surprised TO nnd how popular be
was. Mrs. ~Dlinkeubsrry encouraged the
idea. "Brutw." sho would say. with
all your faults you are Of bottom . talented
man. and I'm sure you spend enough time
and money In thoss wrstehsd saloons to bs
popular. There 10 NO reason why you
shouldn't have an enice - well - tho
next one." No Blinksnberry announced
himself - . candidate for Justice Of the
Pesce, subject 70 the dscision u the Demo-
cratic County Convention. He found u
very pleasant on the whole. II II true that
he spent 0 frlghtful lot Of money. and
nearly every night was obliged 70 place
himself In tho hands Of his friends In
order " get home. Ms. u. bsre 10 VOL.
ierfully, aud went 90 far - 10 ORDER .
large quantity Of Waiting cards frvm this
Office displaying the legend. "Nn. Judge
Blinkenberry." Hhe embittsred the life
Of every female In the nelghborhood BY
the ~atrocious condensation Of her man.
ner. lyon sssi win, Brutus," abe would
aay, "for well be ruined II you dop't."
Day b fore yesterday oash was % low that
Blinksnberry had " carry Cd his wife's
watch and bracelets and place thsn with
his own chronomstsr In the keeping OF .
certain genilsmaa. All 10 o'elssk A. y: be
rushed In oryiny, hsriar' hAriar' I've
got ~ I've got itr'
"Of course" said tbs lady calmly. "ef
course you have. have slways ssid yoa
would. When do you take ths ofical"
We'll. II aint quite cons that. hsfiar.
but / know I've got forty Of the forty
seven delegates, sure. Joblnk has bsss
workin' for me like . beaver. an be says
it's dead thing. n you'll let me have
that coral necklace Of yours I'll put In .
few mors gUod lieks bsfors they start In TO
ballot"
"Tsks Il, B~llnionberry. and God bless
YOU" said the devoted wife.
A slow step asoended tbs stair an hour
afterwards aud Q hsggard cititsn sxtsnded
10 his wife tho following : First ballot
smith n, Jones IS, Blinkenberry 8.
There wAs . shrek. aud ~ two fair
hands buried themselves IN Blinksnbsrry's
hair. the great. thrObbing heart 0f woman.
hood burst into uttsrsnes;
What did ] tell you. yos drunken
wrctchf Didn't ! say ~ al slongf Who
did you think would vote for . fool like
youf tBhriekl You . Judge ! IA, h, ha !
lie. he. he View. WOW, ow
A neighbor or two came In an lesssnsd
the dress Of the poor dear and used the
usual remedies. and B~linksnbcrTy sci all
night In . bit saloon staring at the wall
aud drinking toddis.
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A w,rrorrp N.r.-"Th. prs...l ID.

A wnKrcBkp MAN.-"Ths present In
cumbent." who has failed 10 sst = rs-nem-
ins,ion 10 . painful study. He that erss
smoked two.bit cigars. was barely polite TO
reporters and lordiy In bis way Of tressing
the unhsppy citizen vhs found u necss-
sary 10 inter the ONCE, iss changed mas.
The profits Of his term have been wasted
In tho ertraysganse born Of suddenly 90
quirsd rsvcnus. treble 10 amount 70 thst
ever before known. and 10 endesveu 70
secure . reconciliation. nis soul 10 SAD
with the knowledge that the tat days are
numbered. and that tbs Importance which
the Office gave him will 300 be transferred
TO another. work starss him 10 The face.
Newspapers won't notice him any morn
aud reporters pstronise him and tsks ~
yenge for former sights BY jccular
thrush. lie Il meek now. fnstssd Of
being our afabls and sficlsnt county This
or That. he will In msnthor two bs plain
Mr.. Dobbs. Even the wife Of his Official
bosom treats him With . shade loss Of
respect. and the cigar and aaloon men
aren't 20 swift 10 say. oh, never mind"
when he 10 short Of change. Nobody
comes 70 him for . elsrkship. and bis
undsrlings are no longer d~sfsrsntiL. They
know that their time Il short. and neglect
their work. They even laugh and JOKE In
the presence that but . week NO sent .
chill through their marrow. Btlls begin
70 ooms In and collectors have row
where Q smile VA hxsd. Dobbs. IN fsot
Il forced 70 bring 70 The front What Tor
Year, he has hid from hlnsslf-the ruth
that the once was tosdfsd Va and not
Dobbs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-28

Bsatus or william II. sswsrd.
NEW Yolx. September 1s.-rhs statu'
OF william H. Seward. recently placed II
Madison Square, was unveiled yesterday
The Irish resn Dsnsssesd b
CHICAGO. September 49, wsshingsor
special says that at meeting Of Irish cit'
zsns held 70 raise funds topay Tor tho priss
for the Irish team. Mr.. Mohun denounced
the team - no true Irishmen. hohun
was . captured Fenian. and remembered
two members Of the Irish team who were
Oh the juries who found him guilty whsn
tried In Dublin. This assertion created
will excitement. Major Leech, OF the
Irish team, denied the charge. through his
representative. but Mohun's friends with
drew their subscriptions.
Tho Isdiaa war.
CHICAGO. September 2S.-denersl Sheri.
dan arrived yesterday from Laramie. He
says Terry and Crooks commands will Be-
rehtted ~ soon - possible. and again
take the field. IL 10 his i~ntsntion 70 push
the campaign - far and - long - possi.
bio. until tho nrst Of January. II neccs-
sary.
Cheap Coal O. shs Eass.
Nxw YoRE, September 7s.-Ths Dels-
ware and Hudson Coal Company sold
100, 900 tons Of coal to-day. The prices
ranged from IS i2k 10 "a 90 per ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-28

Gorso Hoxx.-Peter Frost. well.knovn
a. one Of our good Gold Hill citizens for
the last SIX years. leaves tonight, home
ward.bound, 10 his family and kindred.
..away down In Maine" Frost has been .
miner, engineer and general worker 81
the Belcher mine ever since ho has been
In Gold Hill. and has o host Of good
friends here 10 wish him . pleasant trip
and speedy return; but he Ia going 70
stay there and reposo eyermore In the
bosom Of his family. No he says. Good
bye, good man Frost.
COMPREHENSIVE NoTIcE.-A new Arm
was formed In Virginia yesterday. Matt.
slater Of Gold Hill and Miss Bsdie J.
Craddock Of Virginia we're the contracting
parties. Rev. Mr.. Jenvey ofhciated. Ac-
~companying tho marriage notice wss .
card conveying the compliments Of Mr..
and Mrs. Rlater-and some very 6ns wine.
The NEWS 10 glad 10 know that Natl. has
gone the way OF al wise men, and drinks
10 the health Of the happy pair. Wishing
them many years Of domestic felicity.
OPENING ov TEE ALuAxBaA.-Ths Ban
Francisco Vaudeville Troupe opens In the
Aihambra Theater. Virginia. on Saturday
evening next The company u . strong
one. The names Of . large number Of
ladies and gentlemen Of talent appear In
the list. Peters and Hooking. the man.
ayers and proprietor. are old Comstocksrs
and know what suits the public. The sea-
son at tho Alhambra promises TO be . brill
liant one.
The grading out for the addition 70 the
round-house Of the Virginia and Truckcs
railroad has been completed and the brick
foundation for n stall laid. The work Of
lsveling for the second was we'll under way
last evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-28


Daily yield 800 tons. Tho old orr
breasts hold ont e1cellsntly well. although
showing no particular Improvement In
any direction. South drift 81 the 1900
foot level driving ahead u usual and
looking well. North and east drifts 81 the
i6Oo-foot level advancing steadily. but
showing nothing now and interesting 70
report. Good progress continues 10 DO
msdo In sinking tho new air and pump
shaft OF the Delcher and Grown Point.
Ophir.
Daily yield continues 70 b. about 800
tons. Tho various ore slopes and breasts
show no sign Of giving out, moro particu-
larry at tho i600-foot level. where. In the
eastern portion especially. considerable
Improvement 10 noticeable. The north
drift at the l200.foot level IL also showing
finely. The main incline IL being pushed
downward to Ia connection with the up
raise from the i700-foot level ~ fast as
practicable.
Lady washinEten.
Shaft down $50 feet. Bottom In same
excellent and favorable quartz heretofore
reported. very hard but blasting we'll. No
increase Of water. II IL now proposed 10
start an incline from the bottom Of the
shaft, or the s50-foot level. 10 follow the
dipof tho ledge.
Amasen q GIasEew.
The battling tanks are doing good service
keeping the water reduced In the shaft till
the now pump can DO put In. Work at the
400-foot level will DO resumed - soon ~
practicable. c~ross-cutting into the ledge.
and when the water 10 out. sinking the
shaft will DO resumed.
Phil. hhsridas.
Shaft down ss7 feet. Rock at bottom
very hard but blasts we'll. Owing to tho
arrangement TO catch tho water flowing
from the 200-foot level no trouble 10 found
In sinking from that source. C~rosscutting
will be commenced soon.
Usion Consolidated.
Drift north at tho lS00-foot level and
also the drift Of tho l4O0-foot level both
making good steady advancement. Faces
Of both In very promising vein matter.
Globe Consolidated.
North and south drifts at the 3O0-foot
level are showing we'll, the faces Of both
being In hne looking vein matter with
streaks and punches Of low grade ore.
Herald.
Tho good bonanza indications developed
In the incline still continue and will DO |
further sought for by . drift 70 the north
ward.
The reduction Of the water and repairs
to the incline proceed actively A. usual.
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soms little increase Of water Ia met with
In sinking the shaft. but not enough
70 interfere with the good progress being
made In sinking. Material hard but work.
iup fayorably.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-28
HkfrsrRfh d WOLF,
Leading Clothiers, Gold Hill.

IHox IN TUE BLOOD. - The Peruvian
Byrup vitalisss and enriches the blood.
tunes up tho system. builds up the broken.
down. cures dyspepsia. debility. dropsy.
chills and fever, chronic disrrhga, ner-
yous affections. boils. humors. diabetes.
etc. Thousands have been changed by
the use Of this remedy from weak. Hickly.
suffering creatures 10 strong. healthy aud
happy men and women. and invalids can
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Teal square and Hits Some Hard
BioWs.

Tho Virginia Third and Fourth Wards
Hayes and Wheeler Club hold q meeting
at the City Hall on d street last evening.
This Club. during tho three weeks alb
senco OF its President, Mr.. Do Long. has
been badly mismanaged. No meetings
have been held aud the members have n
sequently Lost interest In Il. Mr.. De
Long WAS there last night, however. and
ho made the dry bones rattle. He said no
hal no wish 70 DO connected with . failure
and lac suggested tho appointment Of .
committee 10 raise funds for the hiring Of
q proper hall, o band etc. A committee
Of five was appointed for these purposes.
Mr.. De Long gave . brief account Of his
| visit 10 California. He had been In Ban
Francisco, Stockton and Marysville. and
found the Republicans wonderfully we'll
organized. California will 20 for Hayes
and Wheeler by . large majority. They
had asked him about the party In Nevada.
aud he had been forced " admit that II
lacked organization. Mr.. De Long ex-
horted the members OF the Club To stand
In and organize thoroughly.
NON. THOMAS WREN
Was then introduced. Hc said that he
..,,o m.r.,v ~ .h,., hand. Nth nj. al.
u.
low Republicans and not to make . long
specch. Before no left tho eastern part OF
A.. o.. r.. i..rn.a ,h., coion., Fiji.
~ o"r"n.ns tor rons,sss hi ~r;,.sn H.,
,h,iny. vera ..wsy nn'' Tor him in STOREY
county. lie had hal fears. therefore. con.
co,jsJ him. MI rYperionce no far Lad
him IN belieye that Ellis wa sltosetber
toa entbn,isstic about Storey county He
fonnd thst tho Republicsns verr bound 10
.tsnd Inv the ticket. lie could discover
ma lnpcw.rmness nor spsthy among them.
bnt an the contrary \ universal determins.
lion 10 win a great victory I'm November
n,rt. M. Wren proceeded 70 point out
tbed isastrous effects of a Democratic tri-
nmph. II would, o other things,
mean the dismissal Of every ex.Union sol.
der In tho public service, and ths payment
of tho rebel dobt, or II not that, at least
psyment for the cotton and other property
iestroyed or confiscated during the war.
The mannc In which the army and navy
hsd bten crippled by the false economy Of
the Last Congress was shown. A Demo
cratic victory meant this Indefinite post.
poncment Of the resumption Of specie
payment.
Lack Of space to-day precludcs the giving