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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03


British steamship City Of Mecca, Mari, for Liver
Steamship Lone Star, Forbes, for New York
Norwegian bark Ali, Thorensen, for Liverpool
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship Lizzie, Felsher. from Pensacols. to mas
British ship Minnie Gerow. Gerow. 50 days from
Liverpool to ocean. zerega &co.Point
French bark Danube Trebuchet, from bordeaux
September 2, to master-M district T
Spanish bark Geron, Ferrer. 10 days from Havana,
Spanish bark America, Monsen, from Havana, to
master-Point
Norwegian bark An.agar: Gundersen from Liver
Bark MonhaGen. Luce, 20 days from Portland. Me,
to master-Point
Bark John Hasbrock, Cobb % days from Port
land Me, to mastsI-Pont
Schooner Three Sisters. from Apaachicola-New
Schooner Pippo from Covington-New Basin
SlO0p Willie Dear. from st Malo
STEAMBOATS,.
Fannie Moore Woodburn. from Cincinnati
Frank Pargoud. White. from Greenville
Belle Albert, Hot ars. from Bayou des Alemands
Henry Tete. Aucorn. from Dopaldsonville
Isabel. OPry. from Lower Coast
WE Hamilton, BrethertOn, from Lower Coast
Governor Allen. Brown. from Bayeu SARA
st John. Berger0n. from Baton Rouge
Mary Ida Ruiz. from H0umas Plantation
Ashland Kyle, from Memphis, with l barge
WAGON. kuiz, from Lever Coast
EXPORTS.
MISUNDERSTANDING City of Mecca-S353
LIvKRPOOL-Bark Alf-7sl3 SKIS oilcake 1900 pee
slaves
NEW YORK-Steamship Lone Star-l528 bales
cotton % bales paper stock PSI bales hides 1901 dry
hides l24O bdls hides 1913 bales wool 2252 bxs beef W
ties and hhds tallow Sc bbs pecans $50 bbls oil IS
hhds bone black 1875 hhds sugar 975 bbls molasses
100 bbs oranges us bbls rice 200 aka rice ~ oaies
mosss
IMPORTS.
CAMDRN--Bark Manhegan--707 tons ice $50
bales hay
| PORTLAND-Bark John Hasbrouck-3 1893 tons
Ice 1000 Kegs pow der
BORDEAUX Bark Danrbe-8O cks wine l4Oo bas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03
INSURANCE.
DOLICY HOLDERS

DOLICY HOLDERS
II IN THE
NKW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Can learn some int resting and confidential nf0r-
nation, important to them, conc.l ming that com.
pany, by sending their names, address, number Of
policies and amounts Of Insurance. to lvkSTtGA-
TOR. Lock Box ATS, New York City pOstOf6ce.
0c3l lot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03

MONThkk00ssssp HTR R5lssa,r uonsr
BILOXI MISSISSIPPI.
This superior hotel. located on the front, and
pleasantly situated, 10 now open for the reception
Of visitors. Every luxury the season affords u
literally furnished by the proprietor. Fare
splendid and terms reasonable. Special induce
ments offered to excursionists.
my6 6m PETER ]. MONTROSA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03

NEW ORLEANS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OORNHR OF CANAL And CAMP sTRRRrA
8otobllshed In 1905.
CAPITAL. $500 900 ~
Assets . cir market value. 652S0 -
Incomsf the year 1875. 6A.OaO y
This company insures fire, marine and river
risks; issues marine policies. payable In London n
case Of loss.
J. TUYKS. President
4. SCHRRIBRR Vice President
W. HINCKS, Secretary.
Directors.
Ernest Merilh, A. n. BckhAn,
Plscide ForstAu, 4. Schneider,
H. Gally, J. Tuyes,
Charles Lahtte, ". A. Bell,
wan Benthuysea, D. FAtio,
Pierre Pouts, D. D. Rogers. ja33 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
IN COMPANY,
No. 46 CarOndelet street, New Orleans
Policy holders in this company can have all In
formation as to it's business by calling at tho
agency. Those holding policies are especially eau
toned against taking the advice of any one who
pretends to have confidential information; IL in
only an effort to make fee. If any inquiry 10
considered necessary, or counsel required. call,
with the policy, on the GENERAL AGENT, No. -
CarOndelet street. mol st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THR REPUBLICAN,, I
Friday, November 3. 1876.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship City Of Mecca, Mari, for Liver
pool
Steamship Lone Star, Forbes, for New York
Norwegian bark ALI, Thorensen, for Liverpool
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03

Al onacers. soldiers and sailors wounded. ruD-
tured, injured in the late war however slightly,
can obtain . pension BY addressing 0ILA0R8 Z
Cases prosecuted By GILMORE co, before ths
Supreme Court Of the United States, the Court q
Claims and the Southern Claims Commission.
Rach department Of our business 10 conducted
In . separate bureau under the charge Of tho sane
experienced PARTIES employed BY the old mn.
success BY deserving it. Address
GILMORE CO.,
my31 Washington, District Of Columbia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03
no YOU NKED MONEY 2

Call ct the corner Of st. Louis and Dauphino'
streetss No. los st. Louis street and lO4 DauphIne
street. All kinds Of SECONDHAND GOODS bought
and sold, Furniture, Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Clothing, English. French, Spanish and German
Books bought Win call ct residence. send letter
through p0sto6ace.
0cl7ly JULES BB0ON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03

Making . total of $50 800 premium bonds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

isiAna state FAirs and the Southern States AGxi-
culturA and Industrial Exposition Of 1876.
Cisterns made 70 order and repaired. lot a
cisterns, from 1000 to 70 600 gallons made Of the
best material and WorkmAnship, kept constantly
ON hand and for sale 1t
Prices . 9uit the T1nes.
Orders promptly attended to. fel31y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-17

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'n he NMn eHNefh Nprnetf eti liarris 4iirs Nlia'
" one nle ei,eal hi Depot n et ~ ths h.si fsrm-
80 t'rof- g p, t"nnd NJ tns state n close preN miiy
m rhefrh rhe sh''"i t"usf~hHs l4v acres n hkn
aAte ~ CULTIVATION 70 aefss ~ kptd usAucw u acres
"t nne pnrtnfe ne whole u "scer'nF r. acres en-
st"AsH ~ 4o"d '"nAiHi Az i~ht' brs "rfA nfln'
hahss rooms avg perch iafes ara senniniious tafn
me nrNsfH y .tlFrt iiNi si'N wei ~ wairf, hNf
p'oi y pare water ssNefal good spFinFs ~ acres n
maAhih, 'ns NnNtf. ~ hf SOFA very ehtsr
~. WV sc''. nhhh y Wf.t' - t"fl wv nf
pot ;" sores ~ .iAfaiat 81 = "fcf 7tt MI ply az
Enl Nt'rFs 5000 Nfs NnNft ~ snr IRONS fff rslihft
e"Ni estn plenty ~ Ans "sk itttf AZ i.3itG "fh
l'rire " o.v
~ 6N.--A beautiful fam ~ 100 rrrss IN NarricA
county, ufR w. MfiNs un thN Town 81 Dale, Au Hrfrs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-17
JASPER 81 E.OUs. o0IEE
stage ~ Mail Limo

I,RANK GFmlArr u Ia.psr. AM ranl

I.RANK GERHAET ~ Jasper. snf Trnni ,Is-t
- luDNuries arv now rHrriuF apiit line t. a..
between Jasper anil lupgnUffs. Win e,h ttttfftt
tipNs ~ express matter nnd rastergss. Tile,
variahly make connection ith ihr rrr- 40 me Il
u. n gniNf Eas, nr Nest TITS The shuffssf gf..t
rosd al the q An. X X aud ~ hsvs none htt NJ
ana rrr~iri drivers and gond tshpt sa.. l..
fhe losi unice 10 eacL town every nornIiv al \
u'chfk
Farl person ALEC ri,s- noiire ihai thsv viil n.f
Responsible iNr r.tnff msrsA parkrrts iD t.rf
.snftss. carr ei 'y fNr uiisr al vs. any ~ fltif i
pioNees such 'aet ages ust W n, IN fa ihr uflre
Themselves This is Tbs on'A stage Hue nbau '
esther srV receives eypress uiaficr.
r'ssen4.rs wili he called ~ II requested. ~ NV
W. res'trncss MAY gle. is15 J,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-17

THIS standard article is compounded
with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and az
satisfactory as ever.
II restores gray or faded hair 10 ia
Youthful color.
Itremoves all erIptions, itching and
dandruT. 1t gives the head a cool
ing. soothing sensation Of great con-
fort, and the scalp by its use becomes
white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands 10 their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS dressing, nothing has beea
found so ellectual or desirable.
a. a. Hayes, NJ D.. State Assayer
OF Massachusetts, says, 1.-The con-
stituents are pure, and carefully Sc
lected for excellent quality; and |
consider il the Best PREPARATION for
its intended purposes
Price, One Dollar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-17

w an ted, EawLzogg!

The highest market price will be paid
or 1900 w ALNUT ASH or POPLAR
SAW LOGS, delivered AZ our Min.
Dec. 3, '75.-y. SCH ERICH a CO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-17

TTHF proprietor ~ This Hotel situated inst north ~
the railroad depot. returns his thsnts the puhc
Tor their past patronage and assures them that p a.
frts snail W. spared Nj. part N metit fler Avon.
iu fhe 'l'ure s table ara iar ere surfli.d rh thr
ocef he marA,t sforas Hc $3.50 has GOOD .tahW ana
I'd ~ beg -|s ilc sOliclis share 81 patronage
Nos llih. 1870
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
Columbus nInlnu District.


There Is perhaps no mining district out.
side of the Comstock lode that is now At.
tracing more attention than the Columbus
district In Esmeralds county. Nevada.
coniIsT; ~ the general idea this is com.
paratively an old mining camp, at an early
day worked IN q smsfl ysy'by the Mc,f.
cans, II seems. however, that tho greatest
Developments have yet 10 10 made. Thu
Northern Belle now pays her fourteenth
consecutive dividend, aud apparently has
but just entered upon 0 productive career;
and The prospects are fair for the list al
dividend paying mines TO lie increased,
Among the most promising mines in the
district are the Vanderbilt and Victor
mines. contiguous to the Northern Belle,
with what appears the same great fs.urc o.
the latter mine, and with ore Of an equally
high grade. The great popularity Of this
lode, and perhaps q popularity 10 its Nd
vantage. is the soft. chloride character Of
:he ore which enables II TO he easily milled.
In spite Of the depression In stock. devel.
opments are reported as going rapidly for
ward.-!S. q. Stock R,porf, .J1iy 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22

A DrNocRAric contemporary shows
its supreme ignorance by referring to
the New York Erening Post. as n jour
nal which approves Of everything Re-
publican. The fact is that the Post
Is the leading Democratic paper Of the
metropolis. William Cullen Bryant, its
owner. IL one Of the old Kuickerbocker
Democrats: u man Of the Jsfiersonian
stamp. jefferson always gave his me
mics credit when they did u good thing.
He was not u Of those snarling. sneak
ing Democrats. who could see NO good
whatever In a foe. The Posi-. like the
GoLp HILL NEws carries ON its warfare in
a legitimate way. The Posi- speaks u
Wheeler. as be deserves. AS the NEws
has always spoken Of Tilien. The no.
ton that because u man Is q candidate
for Office. he must lie besmirched with
mud. is fast being rejected by every de-
rent newspaper in the land. Our Demo
cratic contemporary has not yet risen to
that high sphere Of journalism in which
principles Of this kind ARE appreciated.
10 regard 10 the slur upon Henderson,
the son.in.law % Bryant, aud part
owner Of the Pod, We agree with every.
thing which n c~onteInporary saws.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
aNrisANcg TO NIX AnArEp.

There NJ. many Western Democrats
Who would gIaily cast their votes for
Hendricks. but who cannot stand Tilden,
there are many EAstsrn Democrats Who
want to vote for Tilden. but Who cannot
swallow q wad Of greenbseka In tbs
person Of Hendricks. This 10 unfor-
tunate. as Il will force all men Of honest
convictions on the money question to
stay away from the polls altogether.
The electoral system established by the
constitution makes 1t impossible for .
vote to BE- givea 10 one candidate ON a
ticksi without giving another vote to his
~eompania. Ins Presidential election
We cannot split tbs ticket. Ian EsstsSn
Democrat wants Tiidsn for President. he
must cast a ballot for Hendricks Nc Vice
President. lie votes for electors. not
for the officers direct. and the electors
Cor whom he votes. are pledged to cast
their ballots Tor both the candidates.
This electoral system is a foolish one.
aud should be abolished. Just now II
places the Democratic party ia . most
uncomfortable position. They hsEs
two men on ih~ir ticket who represent
principles Ms opposite - The two poles.
No man can eonsistenily yoss COR both:
AMI yet ma man ean vote for u sitLoat
aiding TO place the other la power.
When tho electoral college was first
established IL Was a good institution:
hut politics in those days were not what
they are now. There were no national
conventions. anal no candidates before
the people. The idea uss for the people
90 select good AMI true men a. slNrtors.
anil those men named the President and
Vice President. Now that We nominate
our oficsss In national convention. the
electoral college has become simply q
nuisance. The Constitution should 10
Mt once amended In such . p,snner as to
abolish tLis esrreseence ON our instisu-
lions. TIE President and Vice Presi.
dsnk d th~ss Eniiei States should Be
declared by popular Soie. and BY the
popular vote alone.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

There IL considerable snow yet remain
ing on tho high mountain tops and In
some az the gulches In the Trinity and
Scott mountain section, which Will keep
Scott, Salmon and Trinity rivers pretty
high for some time yet. There are banks
In some places where slides occurred,
measuring nj least twenty feet In depth.
| which furnish q big supply Of water with
a roasting sun At 100 degrees In the shade
throwing Its heat upon them.
Fred Kreyne. proprietor Of . saloon on
| the corner Of Seventh and Webster streets,
Oakland. committed suicide In his room.
| Wednesday morning. between q and .
| O'Clock. BY shooting himself through the
brain with 0 Colts revolver. At the In.
quest Il was ascertained that the man arose
| earlier than usual. and imbibed freely Of
strong drink; that he was unmarried. .
native Of Germany. and about 30 years OF
age. Self-destruction with suicidal intent.
was the jury's verdict.
The farmers In Scott valley have Just
commenced cutting their hay crop. which
is me largest ever known. The grain crop
will not be ready for cutting short OF i've
or ak weeks yet, and some OF the farmers
| along the river suffered considerable loss
a., az. I,i,h xra,.r Juring Last nonth whom
" 'ho = Ls. usn,.aS ~" 49, ON ,hs
anc ny . y s.,id,x 'svii shs yr.in cron
nnm.nai,s ,.rgs
u uhu' ""e''
owihs W snu Ga ~ s.in,on r,xsr a..
.he irl ss",s y.rnr shars !. NV .hox
uons 'Io,h SUI W J. III,
70 &c. any mo'e in;U s. .,oan,
the new wheat COMICS ih.o harhet, ehcep.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
A Horrible WIS. Murder.

DETROIT. July 2i.-A woman named
Mary Evanel living In East Saginaw WAS
literally cut to pieces by her husband
tonight. Her left arm was nearly sew
ered from her body. and her back, neck
and side frightfully gashed. Jealousy was
the probable csuse
Miscellaneous
The President has nominated Samuel
Hooper Of Iowa United States Consul ut
Glasgow.
The senate has confirmed Davis WILL
sons appointment as Register Of the Land
Office At Bozeman. Montana. and the ap-
pointment Of James b. Dclano Of Illinois
As Deputy Second Controller Of the
Treasury.
wisncr Murray. shot at Goshen, N. Y,
July Is, by Robert H. Berdell. whom he
had horsewhipped for an alleged insult to
his mother, died this morning. Murray
was married TO q sister Of the divorced
wife Of Berdell.
Blaine left for Rye Beach yesterday to
recuperate. His mental health Is not
much improved. but physically he is 4
little stronger.
The Springfield U~ioa says the Presi.
dency OF Amherst College was formally
rendered 10 Professor Seeley, now Con-
gresham from Massachusetts,, by a com
mittee Of Trustees last week. and he has
the offer under consideration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
Sensible Advice From q Democratic
Paper.

Tho Oakland Nurs gives this sensible
bit Of counsel to Tommy Hendricks
We would suggest 10 Governor Hen
bricks that he withraw his name from the
Democratic ticket. II he does not realize
that all other questions sink Into insig-
n%ihcancc before the one great demand by
the people, hc Ia too obtuse 10 represent
them. The people will admit Of no rom.
promise. Our country 10 In q condition
that demands vigorous treatment In the
hands Of an honest. able Executive. and
Governor Hendricks cannot graft OH to
,he demand Of the people any policy Of
his own.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
THE DEPRECIATION or SILVER.

The New York Nation. in noticing the
depreciation Of silver. ssys truly that
that the production Of the BONANZA
mines must not be considered as one Of
the influences that have caused 1t. and
that Iii our Government can be brought
to r~s-establish the double standard. the
demand In this country would be so en-
largsd Is to have u steadying and
Strengthening influence on the Euro
psan markets. Here is what the Nation
says:
The downward movement In silver
continues. the prize in London having
fallen to 4sa.d. per ounce. and with the
market 50 thoroughly unsettled that
bankers here have at times been willing
to bid only n dollar per ounce Q.0oO)
fine. The decline n the past week has
created almost a panic in the market.
and II would not be strange II there
should DO an upward reaction even IL
the price should ultimately 20 much
lower. 1t has already been made APP
parent that the production Of the Amer.
lean mines 10 not. by any means. q con.
trolling influence in determining the
market price Of the metal. It is evil
dent. however. that II our Government
could be brought to rs-es,ablish the
double standard. the demand here
would be so enlarged as to have a stsa-
dying influence on the European mark
cts. Il Is. therefore. to be- expected
that the BONANZA efforts to secure a re-
establishment Of the double standard
will be desperate. The infiationisis be-
gin to see that their purposes will be
served by supporting the movement Of
the BONANZA mine-ownsrs, and they are
| now 9 clamorous for ''the silver dollar
Of cur fathers" rs they were for the
adoption Of the Pendletonian plan Of
reassming the bonds in greenbacks.
ON account Of the heavy decline in the
metal. the old silver dollar would o
be worth in gold less than ~ cents.
while the greenback dollar is now worth
about s9h. cents. The only silver dol.
lar now authorized is the trade dbl.
lar" and these sell at 30 cents paper,
but As there Is a large profit in convert
ing bullion into them even at this figure
(since they are worth less than 81 cents
gold). they are coming into circulation.
OF course every M Of them adds to the
deprecated currency and initiates its
volume. Small change continues
scarce. aud the subsidiary coins, while
worth in gold less than "a cents to the
dollar. sell at lOi paper. whereas the
trade dollar. which is worth sou In
gold. sells only at % paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
sTocKHuluras' MllIIHo.

muR REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
Company viil be held d the otlce Of The Com.
4 Room No. CO Nevada Block. Gan Fran.
cisco. Cali ornIa, on MONDAY. the itth day Of
August, 1876. o. ! O'Clock ?. =. OF said day.
Transfer boohs will BE- eio.ed on Z hurpdAy, the
10Th day Of August. lsIe, at o'clock .. n.
jya2td Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OvrIcK OF rug JULIA poNsoLIpArsD
~ Mining Company, Fan Frsneisco. July %.
isIs.-Tbs regular annual meeting % the stock.
holders Of The Julia Congratulated mining oom.
many will be hsh on WEDNESDAY. the eth
day Of Aueu,t, 1876, 81 2 O'Clock ?. H., o. the
once Of the OsnPsny. Hoom No :. ~ Call.
transfer boais will b. closed at 10 O'Clock on
ssiu,dsy, tho sih day Of August.
iyl1id A. NOEL, Secretary,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22

fnrscu paptn "a, that a Madonna
by Gotto. has been found ON tho iscade
Of an old house at villeueuvs les Az.
igpon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22

THE venerable Ruel washbume. father
IL the numerous ex-Cous .essmen and
Governors. Is still living at his home in
Liyesnsrs, Maine. in his I'D year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMtbEMkN1b.
CALEDONIA PICNIC
SCOTTISH GAMES.
THE FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC AND
Games Of the
VIRGINIA CALEDONIA CLUB
Will Be held At
Trsadwsy's Ranch, Carssn City,
On SATURDAY, Aus.st I9,h. 1879.
COME AnE, COME A..
The Sports OF the day will b opsusd By an
old~fsshionsd SCOTCH REEL, music By the
BaTpipes, amer which the following programme
Of games will b carried outs
I. Throwing heavy hammer. weight 70 pounds.
2. Throvins light hammer. weight 10 pounds.
.. Putting heavy stone. weight "a pounds.
Z. Pstting light stone. weight 10 pounds.
D. Short race-one hundred yards-fof mem.
bers Of the Club only.
9. Sack race.
7. Standing Jump.
Z. Hop, step and jump.
.. Running Jump.
10. Running high leap.
II. yanltins with poe.
u. Tossing the Csber.
u. Four.hupdred.yard race.
IL. Chile Csllum. or sword dance.
10. Highland Fling.
The prizes 70 Be awarded 10 the successful
competitions will Aggregate IN value $500. In.
eluding . handsoms Gold Medal. valued st go.
TO DO awarded 70 the compe.itor sho takes the
greatest number OF prixss. In addition 10 this.
Q team from each Of the various u Hillary rom.
panies OF virginia City, Gold Hill and Carson
will compste for . hsndsoms Gold Medal. to Be
awarded BY the Club 10 the team max nc the
most points: shooting TO be conducted accord.
Ing 70 the Cfssdmoor rules; dlstance. two hun.
drsd yards; each team 10 have I've rounds.
All parties not holding excursion Tickets Will
he charged an entrance lee OF one dollar TO the
gfnunds.
Non.memben Of the Club will he charged Q
competition fee Of one dollar Tor eseh game.
Trains leave virginia City st 8 O'Clock A. n /;
Gold Hill o. SIG AN.
~ Professor Csrs's Silver Cornet Band will
furnish music for the occasion.
TICK
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22

JACK wIooIss, tho ihrre-Sarj monte
sharp. under sentence Of death in Salt
Lake. escaped the other day, but vas
promptly recap,nred. This Is bis third
break.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22

Or. KingstaEs'. funeral was held in
.corbett Hall. Carson City, Yesterday after
noon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
GENERAL NOTES.

Nm. wHhkLxR's letter turns a calcium
light upon such events a the Hamburg
riot and its causes. Why don't the OPP
position discuss his comments? Mr..
Wheeler was placed in nomination more
on account VI his moderate attitude in
the Louisiana smbroslio Of is74-5 than
FROM any other n cause His deliber-
ately stated aud well-considered reflec.
tons on the animus Of Southern hos.
tility to the colored citizens must have
great weight with all thoughtful persons.
Will the Democrats answer them by the
usual den~upciationsp We shall see.
TnE New York Herald solemnly de-
clarss that there is an agreement within
tho Democratic party that Governor
Hendricks IL 10 be nominated for Prrsi-
dent In 1851. Unless il elects Uncle
Sam next November tho Democratic
party need make no nominations four
years hence.
L. IL feared that Stanley. who found
Livingstone ~ the interior Of Africa,
aud subsequently, tried to Lallow in the
footsteps Of the great explorer. has
died there either from natural or vio-
lent cause.. ISihing having been heard
from him for nearly . YeaT aud half.
THE Kansas grasshopPers haFe de-
clined all Invitations to visit the suliry
Centennial. Even the Ofrr Of . brass
band at the head Of q column and an as
surancs Of projection from the Chief Of
Police has proved Of no avail.
The Graphie." writes Murat Hal
stead. :. says that PhGbe Cozzens owes
her success as a lawyer to the fact that
A. a. E-.a z.