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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19
A MIsTRIAL.
The Jury In the Joe Chase case BIS.
charged.

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The Jury in the Zoe Chase case BIS,
charged.
In the case OF the State vs. Joe Chase,
on hearing before the Criminal Court,
the jury was locked up on Monday last
and was discharged BY Judge Adams
this forenoon, being unable to agree
upon a verdict. A mistrisl was entered
and the case gees wei 10 the next term
OF court for another hearing.
Joe Chase was indicted and tried for
the murder OF a French dairyman, Leon
Cohupe, nea this city. The case was
one of murder in the first degree or
nothing, and the testimony was strongly
eircumstantial, no peTson seeing the IA
tai shot fred. On this point the jury
failed to agree, seven Of the jurors being
in favor Of returning a verdict Of guilty
of murder in the 6rst degree aud five in
favor Of acquittsl. Could the verdict
have been murder in the second degree
or mOnslaughtsr in all probability a YER
dict of guilty would have been agreed
upon. but FIVE OF the jurors could not
agree to hang the prisoner ON circum.
evidence, which raised on their
some doubts as to bis guilt. In
this manner the jury remained hung"
tho week until Judge Adams in.
ierfered and discharged them, after it
a moral impOssibility for them
agree upon any verdict.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19

Antwerp is preparing to celebrate the
tercentenary Of the birth Of Rabens.
MeiSsohier was appointed President of
the Academy of the Fine Arts at Paris
at its recent sitting.
California murderOusly boasts that of
nore than thirteen thousand visitors who
entered her borders last month only 5000
vent out again,
Mr.. Longfellow's Evangelino" has
been translated into Portuguese blank
verse by Don Miguel Street d. Arriega,
q astiys Of the Azores.
Charles 0'ConOr is a childless widower
but the knowledge hat he doesn't have
to stir out in the night to look after that
boy" makes him feel that all is ordered
for the best.
Mrs Agnes Booth, while PLAYING
Constance in King John, at Indian
apOliS q few nights ago, was attacked by
hysteria and finally tainted upon the
stage. There was great excitement in
the audience, some persons imagining
that Mrs. Booth, while feigning insanity.
bad become really insane.
Victor Hugo expressed his admira.
ton for Lamartine by subscribing $50
toward q statue to him, aud accompanied
the subscription with the following note,
France saw in 1920 a great poet appear.
and in lS4S a great citizen. This poet.
this citizen, this great man was Lamar.
tine. | subscribe for his statue"
Madame Christine Nilsson.R ouzeaux
is Ut present in Paris. She has eontras,
ed an engagement of one month with N.
Uhlman for 100000 francs, to sing at
Brussels, Client Antwerp and Bruges.
but her husband is suffering from an
acute attack Of bronchitis, and she has
sacrificed the engagement TO remain by
his bedside.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19

tertsre with the surface drainage Of the
city, will End themselves before the Re.
cordsr IL they do not cease to maintain
such ~nuisancss. We heard Of a street
car company man who threatened the
Health officer with an abolishment Of his
Office II he dared to interfere with the
street car nuisances.
George Mitchell, a negro larcenist,
was csmmitted to jail in default of $1,000
bonds BY the Recorder this morning.
Mitchell was engaged in the larceny Of
a gold watch and chain some Eve months
since in this city. The watch was re-
covered soon after the robbery and the
chain was recovered on the arrest Of
Mitchell on yesterday afternoon.
This forenoon detective Mcclure ar.
rived from St. Louis, having in custody
the negroes Alexander Estis and Mat
Conway, who were engaged in the rob
berry OF jewelry from the show window of
JOerss' jewelry store on Main street,
some weeks since. The prisoners have
been indicted by our Criminal Court
Grand Jury, and viii be tried as soon as
possible.
Our dramatic critic noticed several
rural editors at the theater during the
week. Each Of them, while the laugha.
bic drama Mulberry Sellers was being
presented, took out a notebook and PEN
Gil and made lengthy notes Of the play.
This was generally done just after Col.
Sellers remarked-"Tlike the newspaper
boys; they are so talented and so full Of
piousness,' etc. The audience At q
glance discovered who we're the boys OF
the country press whom Colonel Sellers
loved so we'll, and whose talent and
p%iousness be admired so much.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19
PICCADORA
Genuine 15c Cigar for SC
At Sol Coleman's
Rosa COncha Cigar House,
200 Main Street
GO THERE
And ask for his new Grand,
THE PICCADORA.
Alaska Diamonds.

Mr.. N. B. Davis will open, on Monday
next, January 2lst, at E. A. Benson's, an
elegant stock of the above jewelry,
mounted in the most elaborate manner
in solid lS.carai gold, in the most fash
ionoble styles, and as their exceeding
chespness brings them within the reach
of all, the finest opportunity for dia.
monds now exists, for a short time only
in Memphis. We personally know Mr..
Davis, and parties can rely on fair and
truthful dealing.
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RersOnRl.

Miss Sallio Sewer, one Of the most
gifted and beautiful Of our young ladies,
has returned homs to her mothers on
Adams street. after 40 absence Of two
years, spent partly In Louisville aud
partly " Europe,
Rev. David Walk has returned from q
brief lecturing tour North.
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oentennIAi-C CITY schools,

To the Editor of the Ledger:
The centennial, as g centennial mar
be, and probably is, a very good tbine
and 1t may be well enough to celebrate
1t in a proper and becoming manner: but
l would just like to know what the mis-.
chief it's got TO do with the city schools
Notwithstanding the pupils were exam
ined some two weeks since, and some Of
them advanced to higher grades, thew
are still kept back, doing nothing in the
world but drawing maps for the Cen
tennislF' This. at least, is true as to the
Alabama street school. My children are
already artists in drawing, being able 10
draw anything from the largest mar IN
| may say, q beautiful landscape with q
naming setting sun in the background
And all this with the pencil. Now what
| wish to get st is, to suggest to Superin-
tendent Pickett, whom / recognize as one
OF the best educators the schools have
ever had, to give US a rest nm tbis
-" Centennial msp.drawing" business
ana put the little ones TO work in their
legitimate studies. No sane person be-
heves fer q moment that the maps will
sent TO the Centennial, and It ia wronV
to deceive the children. The centen'
NAL will be the of the death or in
of half the people of the United
states unless we yet som relief or "a
rest" 1t is pleasant to reflect that IL
will be a hundred years before we will
have another.
Yours, in sorrow, PREsros
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We Maka q SPECIALLY

In finishing photographs in water eolors
or India ink from old pictures or from
life and at prices TO suit the times. All
work guaranteed. For artistic finish aud
durability, call and examine our speci.
mems * CooSLEY's Photographic and
Fine Art Studio, 25l Main street. at
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Notice.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Bluff City Building and Loan Associu.
ton will be held Monday evening, Feb
ruary 2lst, at u o'clork, at No. al Mad.
ison street %(basement). The members
will please pay their dues during the day.
Ed GoLDsMrH. Vice Pres't.
s, STuRM, Sec'y. lag
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19

The LEDGER job Office, 10 Madison
street, is prepared to execute any kind
Of Job printing in q neat and tasteful
manner and at as Low rates as any other
establishment in the city. 7
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~AIAaQuernsin nam.

Grand Masquerade Ball at Cochran
Ball, Monday, February 2lst. given BY
Memphis MseuusrchOr, Tickets can be-
bad at Cochran Hall end at VIM. Nil
lsFs, ~ Main street. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19

The Bestis Always the Cheapest,
aud using oulythe best known fabrics IN
our factory, and with experienced assist
ante we can safely recommend our goods.
Dress shirts, night, percal, linen, plain
snd fancy, aud mems underwear, gotten
up at short notice, Style, materials and
perfect 1T guaranteed ard manufactured
entire in this city.
BARcHUs & MAY, Shirt Manufacturers.
1888 Main street. 1887
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EptdIes Tor nlr maohipe.a

At the Florence Office; the very 6sst,
made by their Own manufacturers, which
are warranted. 237 Main street.
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STOvEs and Tinwsre.
llSt F. J. TURNsULL, pa Main st.
M~aEniacent Writing.

As a specimen Of m~sgniloquent writ.
ing we commend the following from the
Helena lark World. 1t shows what
the English language is capable of ex-
pressing, and how the art Of compost.
ton may be cultivated in the editorial
cloister. Read this, ye csmmon butch.
ere of the Queens English, and weep:
Therefore, the moral bands and social.
tiles were broken when the war sur
ceased. Moloch, whose garment is ever
smeared With human gore, whose delight
is human sacrifice, the tears Of widows
aud the cries Of orphans retired from the
field Of blood. Mammon, sceptered king
OF wealth, assumed the throne of royal
state. Avarice and cupidity raised their
hydra heads above the smoke of battle.
Combined collisions began to practice
their deluslve arts upon the public ere.
dulity. ALI honor to the Garland
government There may be so@e mad
vertencies in it, but take it all in all, it is
such as appertains to civil justice, which
jars not with liberty. 1t has eliminated
from our confines, the carpet baggers,
and also the Belials and Mammons OF
the Internal faction. Gone "where the
ivy groweth and the ~woodbiue tWineth.
When the eye-lids Of posterity open upon
the biography Of the Garland govern.
it will be found written in the
category as apples of gold in pictures
of silver"
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boz RENT.
EoR RENT ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS
[ residence, garden and lawn
MAS. GRAMAM's PLACE,

E0R RENT ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS
L residence, garden and lawn
MAS. GRAHAh's PLACE,
Near terminus Vance street cars; near James
Park; also the following desirable residences,
stores. etc..
No. JIG Court street; central.
20, US Adams street, With nice yard.
No. 20 Popl.r street; i've rooms.
No. l6 Linden street near fernando.
No. g Alabama street and 1856 Hill street.
NO. % Winchester street; choice place.
No. l62 Robeson street, near Jones avenue.
Nos Y and "a Stewards avenue. near Her
No. lO6 Front. near Market street : 5 rooms
No " Winchester street. 8 rooms-Sl0.
swsyne or Crockett place, adjoining Leath
Asylum.
Dr. tOpe's place. near State Female COL
lego.
Myers Place. Is acres rich land. Pigeon
Roost road.
Norris farm, near EOnOOnnah. good i'm.
provements.
Cottage; DuPre st.. near Louisville shops.
sT0RE Sl61l1 MAIN, near Monroe street
STORE l16 MAIN, noar Washington street.
hToRE 22 FRONT, near Adams street.
1870 w. A. WHEATLBY. $50 Main ct
L0R RENT STORES, DWELLINGS,
L Farms, Offices, Sleeping Rooms, Desk
room-No. 70 Madison street.
l4S-H W. b. McCALLUM, Agent.
Il OR REM FROM MARCH lsr, A FIRST
T. class city residence, 3 story brick, con-
tanning IL rooms In 0reenlaw Block. No. l39
Madisen street. south side. Apply to MRS.
" 4; EBHEkT, on the premises. or 10 A. q.
DENNIS, w Main street. liT-t
-GR RENT = STORE HOUSE NO. "a
{ Main etreet. occupied az pTsssnt BY Bry-
son 4 Camp. Possession given FIRST Of March.
ARGlItO JONES' BROWN &co.
OR RRNT-COTTAGE NO. l7 FIFTH
street, Chelsea biz rooms; new, In good
order. on limo Of Street railroad so per
mon b. Al. Write, - Front ct.
1851
E6R RtNT-RESIDENdE Is EXCHANGE
= ct. extsndedi 7 rooms Inquire on prem
ises Hl-lO
I OR RENT-NT0E COTTAGE, IN AGOoD
{ neighborhood; 80 per Jhopth. Address
lS-f \. H., this omce,
L1VR REkT-1 Two. Story FRAME
L bouse. 10 rooms, No. 32S Jefferson street
extended. HaS. water. bath room and good
cistsEp. Apply on premises. l@
DOR RENT-EURNfsHED HOUSE; IC-
9 cessibts and convenient Owner WILL
board with tenSnt for rent. Address D. EFF
care Ledger I0t
L'0R RENT-U NELLINGs, STORES,
Z Offices and sleeping-ro0ms. !. D. COMA
WAY, Rental Agent, No. 8 Madis0n az, LNt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19

CRYSTAL Headlight oil, lard oil and
lubricStinG oil.
l4lt F. j. TUREBULL, 234 Main at.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19
Mardi.Gras

Numbers Of the Graphic can be had at
Vim. Liebeu's, 1864 Main street. Send
in your orders Immediately, as the mum.
Der is limited. LAO
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CHEAP GOODS!

5000 yards Calico at :,
10000 yards elegant "A Bleached
Domestic at 1Oc
5000 yards good Cotton Flannel IOc
zoo Misses fine Corsets at SOC
Fiae Rouehing, per yard, zoe
Atwood Delaine, per yard, . 25c
Black and white striped POpliu, a
bargain, at 25c
Ladies' Paper Cellars, per box Toe
Ladies Paper Cuffs, per box 25e
Fine black Alpscas at 35c and Soc
Value 25c advance.
500 Mems white Linen Shirts at = 81 so
Ladies' shoes cheap.
Mems clothing cheap.
Ladies Cotsels at 400
Mems Paper Collars, per box, loo
We offer continued bargains
in Dry Goods.
Kahn & FREIBERC,
KAHN & FREIBER0'
100, 1zI, I73 Main street. cor.
Poplar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19

GET fruit trees and evergreens from
ElmwOOd Nursery. Office BAG Main
street, Schwills seed store. 76.l5l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19

PEABODY Billiard Hsll, newly reftted,
tables in 6rst-class esdor. Call and see
for yourselves. 9st
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19

Gas PIFEs, Water Pipes, Bath Tubs,
Pumps, Hydrants, Hose, etc. Prices
lev, Browne, the Plumber. 26S Second
street, opposite Court Square. let
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19

: Coal Oil, Lamps, Chandeliers, etc,
llst r. J. TuRNBuLL, 23A Main st.
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PRESTON

FREsH oysters received daily per ex.
press by Victor D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19

IL you want 10 pass a pleasant hour,
call AZ Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Hall, 3st
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COKE

Reduced to &c a bushel. Sold at Gas
Office and by ceal dealers. f4s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19

Mems fine hand seEed calf
boots $40, at j. M. Hill q Co.'S.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19

SCHOOL books, artist materials, sheet
wax for wax flowers, for sale by
1861 YoUNG & BRo., 248 Main at.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19

Spring style silk hats IusE
received Mt COhen'S, al0 Main
street.
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LOYAL CITY OF MEMPHIS,

And that we may. be received with becoming
splendor. we hereby proclaim our Royal Will:
4. Attended BY our Armies and Nayies by
our High DignitRries Of state, by our Heuse-
hold Guards. By Harlequin and Pantaloon
and theie Fun Loving HoSts. We will receive
the. Keys OF the city from our loyal Mayor, at
high noon. on tho 2Sth February. 1875.
And therefrom, until our departure,
Trafhc.. Labor, Trade and all other occupa-
lions shall cease. and Momus and Motley
shall rule supreme.
3, On MaEdfkirN,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19

DE IT KNOWN. THAT WE. KING OF
~ the Carnival, eovereign Ruler Of the
Realms Of Mirth, Folly and Relaxation. will
celebrate the Anniversary Of our Nineteenth
Centennial In q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19
FEBRUARY go, 1879.

we command that ali Promenaders. Rsvelers
and Mummers shall appear In Max. that
their visions nay not be consumed By the re-
f~ulaence Of our imp rial face.
4. We gummon the genial
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19
MEMPHI

AppeR% In gorgeous beauty and Goods of rel.
den 6re,', and then shall the multitudes gather
10 our Su uptuous Places Of Restivity. and to
The strains Y music revel I II the Lentsn Day
S. RaliroSo.N Steamboats, and other public
oNr.iers viii n 'Snsport our subjects at half
rates 70 and fro. y our joyous Ca nival. and
oar good people of Memphis viii receive them
with generous hOspit.NHlfS
The King Commando Long Live the
Klngi
Attest:
TYPHoN.
M0MUo.
REX CARNUSALI.
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UIks and the Krews Of Motley

20 pass before our Regal Presence in review;
and uhen the shades Of night descend upon
our gOodly city. let tho
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-19

-GR Rent : 6TVRE- HOUSE NO. zi
{ Main street, occupied at pTesent BY Bry-
son & Camp. Possession given FIRST Of March.
APPlytO JONES. BROWN co.
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L. OK RENT FROM MARCH lsT, A FIRST
T. class city residence, 3 story brick, CON
II rooms in GreenlaY Block, No. l39
Madison street. south side. Apply TO MRS.
I. u. .EBHEkT, on the premises, or to A. q,
DENNIS, 20 Main street. i47-t
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No R N % d liz 90

FLOWERS, plants, trees at CEA1e's.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-15
sHERIFFs SALE.

nYyIRrUE OF AN ORDER or SALE N.
U1 sn@. ont Of tse District cou't of the first
Judicial District. In and for the county of ste-
reg, state Of Nevada. on ths f<th dag ~ JAnu-
Ary. A. ID. 1873. ai I O'Clock y. ~. aud to . Ill.
rrcisd an deliyervd tor . judgment and Deceive
rendered in saiA Csurt On The 6th day OF aanu'
arr. A. u. 1876. In favor Of u, rsrrieh. plain.
tia. ani against tbs segregated tsold Hi Min
ing Compa.y. defendant. foe the sum of 81.
3s Is. with Interest ,hereon hom the date OF
said jsi.msai si the rsie of 10 per cent. psr an.
nam. aud the further sum of 50 ~ ecsts. at
ths date h<reof. said Judgment and decree IL
also In favor of ID. =. Galistta Co. fIr the
farther pum of sig. y. with 'n,erest thereon
from the date ci -aid jalsnaent al the ia'e oI
ten per cent. per anaur. and for aeeruiag costs,
row sneantin< 10 - 10. ell In L. n gid erin,
.sii juiixtnent and decrve iirset ,h. sale vi the
foll,wing describe premises. 10 ~it:
Thai certain land aud mining claim situated
In Gold HilI Mining District. cousiy cf s'or,y,
Ing claim of the seEresaied God HUI
Mining Company. besinins q, q
si,ie In Gold Hi sioresAid. from which stake
the narthwe / corner Of the b'ildins over the
Mec elan shaft. bsSs soaih isk degree. east.
i.cfses west eish, husdrd t.ool feet. 20 the
Out crop of q quartz lode claimed ~ The Jewet'
Mining Comp ny; thence north u degrees
west tuo hupdr,d C20Di feet. To the northern
limit % the claim of the sAid Jswst osmpanv.
tog, taer with the hoistipg work. he, edi'.ments
and appur,snsnc.s thsrsuaio bei main: OF In
any sise appcrtaiuing.
Not c. 10 herebs given that on friiay. tne
9TH day of fsbfus.y A. ID. iS,6, betw en- tse
hours ofy o'eloek A. u. and o'cl ek =. y. va
u 10 O'Clock noon. win sell all the right title.
claim and interest % the raid defendant
the Segregated Gold Hill Mining Company. OF.
IN anil 10 the Aby,s-de-eribed property. ct the
Sherin's ofire. In the rsar of the old Court.
b ,use building. bstwcen A and D streets. In the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-15

OSx OF our liquor eonnoisseurs. un.
derstandine that rum improved by being
sent to sea. intrusted cask to an old
Captain. who did not return for three
years. when the bibber.ar,ist found that
all the rum had been absorbed. Aifec.
tionately seizing tho sailors hand. he
naively gave thanks. saying: ''Can
ever forget your goodness in bringing
hack my caskl Never. never."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-15

"Z,cHAnIiu." said Mrs. Chandler.
"what smell IL that?" Gloves" But
that other smelli" "Allspiee." "Bui
isn't there anotheri" "S-s-apples. u
"And Just one more?" "Cider. my
dear" "well. Zaehariah." said she,
iii you'd only drink little brandy now
you'd make good mincs pie"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-15

THIS IL q scene on doorstep Of 6
Portland doctor. a. related in tho Id
wrtiser Of that city; "Is the doctor imp
"lIe Is not. Mt this moment" said the
doctors wife. "what ahall tell him
when he retuIns;" "Well. We see.
mum. me little by was sick spiel ago.
and the doctor came to him. AN he tould
me thin he would die. an he did die;
an now the wife il tux sick. an be
CORA want him to pass the same judg-
ment ON the old woman"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-15

IT il not always pradsnt to drop into
French. Up town, the other night. q
lady spoke to young man Of d,rNisr
r,sort. aud he thought she was swearing
ut him. and went out aud shred his
locks till he was bald enough to use a
towel for a hair brush.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-15
Dividend NOTICE.

nFrIcE or TIE BsLciIgR SILVER
~ Mining q snpany, RJom 81 Hayward :
Bliiding. li9 California street. Fan Fr.bei-co,
Cailfbrnls A. . meeting ~ the Board 90 Tru-.
tees OF the abov~-nAmsd Company. held this
DAY (Jsnuary =. is.6l. q divia. nd mo. Is, of
One lil Dollar p-r share wa. dsclsre.i. payable
ON Monday. the 10Th instant. Transf-t books
eiosed on saturday. the 5;h instant. al o'sloek
jsa I'm II. q. K,ngs. Secretary. 9.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-15

Al.., puRNIsnED. ROOMS To LIT,
By the Day, Week, or Month.
I'm is. YOUNG. Proprietor.
REOPENE ED
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-15

UyIIIs POPULAR HOUSE HAS
been opened to-day for the yA
afst time since the nrs. and will be VJN
conducted on the same principles "
% heretofore. Our friends viii ind the tables
puppiied with the very best the markets arord.
Tbs Ccnfsc' ionery Department IL complete In
every particular. AL kinds Of French and
Phin Candles and Plain and Ornamental Cakes
always on hand.
All orders for Ball suppsrr. and In fact any.
Thing In our line, will be pr .mptiy attended TO.
Inn F1TZMkfkR a. AhMBkUST.
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rmg WANING NOON.

TIKI WANING MUbNs
nv ~. G. hRrASr.
rvs watched TOO late; the moru 10 near,
One hook at aod's bread ellen, sky
U, hopes and wishes. We My dsar.
How In your very s'rcagth ysdie.
Evsa Wills per eiow 10 On The cheek,
Aua searcs the hixh pur.uit besan. = u
Toe heart grSws fAist. the hand grows weak.
Ths tash ef life n lsft usdons.
Bee where. upsn the horison's brim.
Iles the all cloud In gioosny bars.
The waning MON. all pale and dim,
0oss ~ snoas the etsrnAi ssars-
Late In q ncoa Of ten Ter light.
Nh hoatesi thr n tas sthssch hue
a ro:t ann that rhoae all night.
Up n .hs gsiAssin;. h~,ds u dsv.
And s,i,I tsou ~snssl, psinl nsos. p
The saer,,Aehing shallow grywsspsee;
Heaven's everlasting watchers poou.
viii see thee biotisd nom thy place.
q. .isht'. 4 shr ne /, and erowsi-ss queen I
Wall IN y thy ssd. .xplring ray y
Ds saca 90 oss whsre eyes kavs seen
Hopes giori,us visions fAae away.
shine thou for forms that osee were bright.
For SAGE. an the minds eclipse.
for thoss who's, words verr sps.ls of might,
iial f.lsss nov en- stammerisg iip- 80.
In thy dscsying bcsn there iies
Pull many grave on hill ami pl>in,
o. tho-e who elos 4 thsir dying eyes
In grisf. that they hal lived IN vain.
Another night. and thou among
Tue spheres of heaven shall c Ass 10 shins,
ALI ryls-. In the glilt-ripg throng.
Whose iusier iass vss qasnehed In thine.