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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-30
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p.rrror,c Ann OxxEnous.-with char
\ r,o,,,.,or. M The
Ae'sf''''o ke"'
Alhambra Theater nave ousfeu AeoinP'f-
mentary bcneat TO the Celebration Fund.
The entire preeesus .. ~, an s.tnr-
s :v.nins iii le dousted 10 the purpose
[ p.vette Welch, i'm his last
Ssnss,io, ;. siII .ppesr Al both perform
-. III iii y;ys rome Of his inimitable
;mI,.,ians. The mstinec will be given for
the benefit Of ladies and children VINO can
not attend the evening
pxrr.x or A 0oLp HILL CApKr.-John
.-n----u . nj, Win bov and we'll
AcDo""e", .-,.,,,.. M.
Known 10 " oa' = 49,. from he Xnap-
III. Naval Lcsdrmy. John has grown out
az the memory Of nearly all o, MS "sd
acquaintance, and IL looking spiena,uIy.
Good reports have from time 70 uns -.
received IRON, 'ne ~ RAJ John
" NAV some day become an
admiral Of the Waves"
v..l nnrs l.borer
FELL r.
an BLACK pu''uins' 80. -
lor streets. IiIg'nls S.y' .,a 4 o'cloci.
IN Sr.nt Of he store 81 Banner Brothers.
W.. diJ moi regain his sense~ for half an
hour. lie Is aid to BE- subject tn fits.
~ NJ. y.x..,. Artillery will no out
n.-..-,,..l an the Fourth for prae-
tiee. They viii practice at . large. twelve
feet square at the distance OF one mile WIN
shell n case sho,; u.s.
the di''Anee ''
PosrroSED.-rhe deiinquen' SAFE nv"
matter Of the present as.essment OF the
Rough ana nsssy ~. s.,h 5.y of July.
been SJ.p ae,;.s I'm our siyeriising col
49, ,o..l.x'
IT, ~. a, ,.si.,r.,iou for the Fall
-. - ,s7e vi,l op~u tomorrow. II
e'eS.so W, W nsss...ry FOR persons who vere
regi.tsr,J for the election In Nay TO rrgis-
ter again this Fall.
TIVE Delta Saloon In Virginia City Ii
an grand .,yle with the tiags and
smhisns Of every nation. Orndorfi 4
MAGE are Determined 10 celebrate In the
right way.
We acknowledge ue r~.'p'
piimentsry ticket TO the e.hiel,aea
given sh,s s %,sh sshcsl in Winss.' Union
HslI.
-.,.h arc offered for sale In
:, noad MN are ripe. Juicy
the %aI.ss .s The berries and cherries
- No guni.
n.h.,. , NO. and s,ill a-hot-
Tn ~ss.n.. - ,s., ,iII .oos BE-
YEN Al cure II this Kind u thing con-
s s -
~ c,r,tv Commissioners hare con-
80. A. - IN. usx cosrt-house back
FROM The street. - 10 was 81 one n~e ''s'
Eestsd.
ouAxrrrrps d broons n.a' IN Dayton ms
-. h.i.s hsuled 10 Virginia c'ty' tn'
Dsysouises swap their ''''"'
furc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-30

P.oalsLr the most costly STATE chariot
ever vet built has just been completed
Tor the Mikado Of Japan BY Msssrs.
Morgan & Co. Of London. The body
Of The vehicle IN Of the finest Spapi.h
mahogany, and fashioned after an old
Flemish psttsrn which allows OF On nm.
limited amount OF ornamsntstion and
exceptional interior comforts. IL 10
considsnbly larger than European stats
carriages generally. but the psculiarity
Of its construction admits Of the draught
being very light. The panels are paint.
Cd . rich pale green. with white and
pold trsllis and scroll ornamsnts, the
gliding bsing very profuse. The metal
sppointmsnis are silver gilt, the door
handles and lamps bsing massive and
richly chased. Traditional smblems OF
Japan, conspicuously the tortoise and
DRAGON, surmount each corner OF the
roof, In the center Of which 10 Japan
&c crown, The interior IL luxurionsly
upholstered With cloth af sod, Iifh Val.
s~ncisnnss lace, and green silk velvet
ornaments. The under carriage u scroll
shaped, and richly carved and gilt, the
color Of the wheels matehing the body
Of The vehicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-30

HAoAx's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexion; removes
frscklss, tan and s~allowness; makes the
skin soft, whits. and delicate. Its ap-
plication cannot BE- detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-30
onsTAm.Es M MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for young men from the effects
Of ssrofs and abuses In early life. Manhood
Nav method Of trratment, New and remark.
able remedies. Books asd circulars sent nee,
In sea,ed envelops. Address HOWARD Al.
ISOLATION, tisN. Ninth street. Philadelphia.
PA.-sn Institution having . high reputation
for hosorsbls conduct and professional shin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-30

LJps's KAruAra0s makes beautiful
glossy. luIshan. haiFi pss.spis ~ fsll;;
Ing opt or turning gF3y.. u has stood
The tsst Of ~ ysail. y charminsly Per
iumsd. and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-30
A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
iudiscretious OF youth, nervous weakness,
Early decay, loss 81 manhood. etc.. viii send
Q recipe that will cure you. free Of charge.
THIS great remedy wss discovered by Q nile
sionAry In south America. bend 9 sslf-ad.
drcssed envelope TO the kev. Joseph 7. lnman,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-30

Ir IL said that an anchor Of Column
bu,' ship, which be was forced 10 tRan'
deu on IN iaiapd during his ant voyage
10 ths Wet fpdiss. has lately as:n
PLACED In ,hs Museum Of the Louvre In
Paris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-30
look HRR III

10 worth moving that FURNITURE
BEDDING. CARPETS. LoUNoEs. SPRING
MATTRESSES. and many other thlnes. can BE-
bought OF =. ". GRANT, Gold Hin tabovs The
NEss ofncs), st - Fvssanabls rats % o. Any
tkty as represented 70 be. Ism
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-30

TEE National 0iass Company Of Bell.
air. Ohio, have succeeded. by Baatie's
method Of ~toughsnins glsss, In making
oonmop lamp chimney. with which an
sieht penny nail uss driven through an
inch and Q half board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-30
EASTERN DISPATCHES
,setAL TO rus seID urII nAnr rsvs
DoMEsTio NEWs.

O0Me9Il0 UBWos
TIE Appropriated DssAisek.
NEW Yoax. June 9O.-A Herald wsah-
ingson dispatch says the confsrsnes
Committee on the Legislative Appropn-
alton bill has bssn In session the whole
evening. and a. midnight there was NO
agreement.
The Naval bill will b sgrssd on and
passed.
The Postofaos Conference Committee
Will also agree. The others. including
the Army. Legislative. Executive, Con.
sulsr. Diplomatic. and sundry civil,
river. harbor and others. remain subjects
Of disagreement.
The Senate to-day adopted . joint
resolution continuing the appropriations
from last year on the most important
bills for . period not exceeding thirty
days. This was sent to the House,
which did not act on H. and win nos' ~
the House will claim the right TO origin
~ revenue bills; but 1t Will, II . nsces-
sity exists. from such . measure Of in
own. and send 10 to the Senate. This
will have TO b done tomorrow. - the
nav fiscal year begins on Saturday, the
lst Of July. whether at noon or at the
previous midnight u an open qussnon.
The legislative day begins ~ noon; tnus
the hss Gay OF coneisss IL ON 'hs 90 Oh
Asfcn' winch u ne'a 70 sna On nm
~ noon.
v-. M n s.,.
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p,.o.,.n II. .,r,..... aouh.. hIm..s
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D..
49,. :, ~ Va.
"~s...J.,.,- In s,u...na,a.,. 49,.
w. p-.s,s.s, .sn,..S,.
go. 80.
49,.
- .ns u,.,s;.,or. In
un ,-..,.,,.v ,hs on,v ann.
no,. vh;ch yy,d.n h,a In All. civ s.m.
irom tbs ,Sun and Mems. The E.Oc,.s.
,hIsb d.noune.d him a.. oorrupt lob.
h. \ v.. nat, - n. n-om,n.tsa. and
.-..L ..u,,,.,. ~ -, .rv o,,.
rrm.,.no.. oorIa No, c.,rv N. Stat.
.v,IIov. nj. u~omin,,ion Win /. YER,
v,v f.o.. Int ,.rv MAINLY auticI.
p.is. M. uls.surs Of .syine In
November 1--WE told You 80" II
!. no. urob.bl. that The ina.tioui,ts
will now hold out any longer. They have
no Inducement to do %. They have
been rejected by the Republicans. They
have got substantially all they all they
asked for In the Democratic platform.
and their most conspicuous ideas has
been placed ON that platform to give Il
stiil greater distinctnsss and emphasis.
Tho Tribune ~sditorslly SAYS: "Ths
a.. Lou;. ticket ought 10 be b.stsu.
Hendricks Ia n worthy gentleman. bat
thar 1. no uss In diseuisino The fact
That hi, chief popularity now comes
from hi, financial hsresiss. and that he
4. nomin,tsd lsas because he il /. mood
man han bsc.nss Ia IN aocept,ble 10
An. ,.nudi.tors. Thu Eastern Demo.
graf. NAV .mu.s t-,sm,slv.s With The
n~,.tsuc. thai ,bsv b,ys dsmoli.bed The
,,o b.bv. bu, N. Who'll. eountr,. nsv.r.
,bsl..., nsroei,.. N. truth.
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.rd .oi,.n ,hs b,ov ,hich \, nr.,,, mn.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-30

oLrxx,s sulraus Soar il . positive ipspin.
tion. II Vas Q happy thought 10 combine the
rsmsdy which. OF al others. 10 beneficial In ths
majority Of cutansous disesses vi,h . pleasant
and pare sosp. By means ot with II can Be
brought IN contact with Affected paris. Bold
svsrywhsrs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-30
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

srsu.l la fas Solo !. panT slvs.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-30

sssssasas 81 Ansssts ef
Neasy nsesivsA frea Esssrsass.
nsass Gtvsa Ar shs Dsasas 20
che Geld HIN Public sshseAs.
what Has Been Deas Win .
Pssstsa sfIl and Hew The Bal.
nnee WIN b~ ExpanaSd.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03
LOVES LIMIT.

I'd SVEN for her,
I'd tear for her,
The Lord knows what I'd bear for her;
I'd lie for her.
I'G sigh for her,
III drink Big Muddy dry for her;
I'D GUS" for her.
Do 'sNusS " foe her,
Ia kick up a thunderin fuss for her;
70 weep for her.
Ia leap her
I'd go without my 81 ep for her;
I'd fisht for her.
Ia III G for her,
I'd walk the streets all night for her;
ia III I'D for her,
IA bic. q for her,
Id 60 without nay II Ell for her;
I'd shoot Tor her,
I'd ,ut for her,
A rival who'd come to a." sui for her;
Id kneel for her,
10 steal for her,
Such is the love | feel for her;
III 81 dc for her,
I'd glide for her,
I'd swim gains wind and tide for her;
Ia try for her,
Id cry for her,
But-h hang me ii ia die for her.
\. B.-Or any other woman.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03
A MORMON EXODUS.

a Salt Lake special to the New York
SUM-, says it has leaked out there that
brigham Young and his followers Will
shortly leave Utah for New Mexico,
and it is animated that Governor
Axtell's removal to that Territory was
obtained to enable him to manipulate
affairs III the iterest of the Mormon
Church among the ignorant Mexicans,
who comprise nine tenths of the pop
ulation. Report says Axtell is high ia
brigham s confidence, and that several
Mormon elders were dispatched to
New Mexico some time ago TO. recon
noitre and begin PROSECUTING. The
Book of Mormon has been translated
into Spanish. and the Mormons are
negotiating for land grants in New
Mexico, which in the event of its being
admitted AS State, will give them alb
solate control Of the most valuable
lands within its limits, and make them
almost soysreicns. 1t is also stated
that Mormon influence at Washington,
secured the passage in the Senate OF
the bill for the admission Of New
Mexico as a State.
The report is little sensational, vet
it probably has some foundation in fact
The Mormons ara undoubtedly endeav-
orirg to secure foothold in New Mex
leo which is now knocking for admis-
sion into the Union as a sovereign
State. The Inhabitants of that Ter
ritory ere principally Mexicans who are
ignorant of the language and laws Of
the United States. and would become
an easy prey to the willy Mormons. 1t
is, however, highly improbable that
there will be a general exodus of Nor
mons from Utah. They own ali the
valuable land in that Territory, the
greater part of which is in high state
of cultivation, and they are not going
to abandon their homes and property
to the hated Gentle without consid.
Grafton.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03
DAILY SILVER STATE.
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.

Gold closed in New York this
forenoon at 1885,
Legal tenders buying at s811a, and
80 selling.
Silver is quotable at 6taGH per
cent. discount.
The new stock of the Daney and
kniekerbocker Mining company will
be ready to-day, and Will be issued on
the surrender of old certificates
Cameron, the African explorer, has
arrived at Liverpool.
District Attorner Dyer has given
testimony that he is now entirely sat-
istied of the good faith of the President,
Psrrepont. and all others he was sus-
.picious of.
It is thought the United States Gov
eminent will investigate the alleged
frauds in the California Land Office.
The Mississippi Republican State
Convention adjourned Saturday. The
delegates to Cincinnati are unrestricted,
which is considered victory by Conser
vatiye Republicans. Among the dele
gates are Ames, Alcorn Ex-Governor
Powers and Bruce The' delegation is
divided between Bris;ow, Blaine and
Morton.
According to District Attorney Dyer's
testimony, Bell, the accus4r of Bah
cock, Luckey and Bradley was seen IN
Dyers Office, at St. Louis. looking over
papers at the tine of B&bcock S trial,
and was told that such things could
not be allowed He said he was lock-
ing for match to light his cigar
Dyer had already boxed up Babcock s
papers, suspecting that they might be
taken away
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03
-HE CoNNEc GIcUr ELECTION

An election is held in Connecticut to-
dav for full State ticket, one member
of Congress and a Legislature. which
will choose q United States Senator for
the unexpired term of Senator Ferry,
deceased. Each party is confident of
carrying the State, though the fact of
there being no navy yard i'll the State,
MS in New Hampshire counts against
the Republicans Possibly, however,
that party nay use sufficient money to.
carry the State for the bearing it will
have or the next Presidential election.
A party which taxes post traders,
crooked whisky distllers revenue col
lectors, and clerks in the employ of the
Government for campaign funds, has
great advantage in this corrupt age.
1t is not likely that in a square contest
between the parties, that Connecticut
or any other New England State, or in
fact any State, would indorse the bri-
berry fraud and corruption of the pres
ent Administration at the ballot box.
A majority of the people believe in
honest Government, and if no undue
Influences are brought 70 bear on the
voters of Connecticut, a majority of
them will repudiate the party which
uphods Grantism to-day
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

The GRANTEES are ransacking history
to find anything like a parallel for the
corruption Of the present Administra-
ton. There efforts are vain and they
reluctantly begin to give it up. For
bribery, fraud and general stealing the
Federal officers of the present day
stand prominently alone, unequalled
in the history of the civilized world.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

G. w. FEAsrR & c. L, PERKINs.
FfNHE PARTNERSHIP, HERETOFORE
II existing between q. w. Fraser and C. H..
Perkins, under the firm name Of Fraser &
Perkins at Battle Mountain, Lander caunty {.
Nevada, and Jersey City. Humb ldt county p,
Nevada, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, G. W. Fraser having sold
mis- entire interest in Real Esta q, stocks
OF Merchandise and Book accounts to J. A.
Blossom, Of Battle Mountain. . lie neg finn
will pay all Liabilities and collect ali debts
due the Old finn OF Fraser Il Perkins.
G. ". FRASER,
G. l.. PERKINS.
Battle Mountain, March II, 1876.
nlarl6-3t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03
C0RNU COPIl.

A little T'olitics-The Mining Out
Ioak-PersonaI and Other Mat
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE
j. A. RLoss Ma c.L. PERKINS

j. A. RLNss NJ & G. L. PERKINS
"E, THE GNDERsIGN, HAVE THIS
w day formed o partnership, under the
hrm name of Blossom x Perkins. and Will
G ntlnue the busint IS Of General Merchandise
ana Mining Supplies, paying all liabilities
and collecting all debts due tho old firm Of
Fraser & Perkins.
With greatly increased capital, facilities
for buying goods, we trust. by the closest
prices and attention to the wants Of the
country, to meet liberal patronage,
IA. BLOSSOM,
@, l.. PERKINS.
Battle Mountain. March IL, 1876.
marl6-3t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

THE Mexican troops at Matamoras,
on the Rio Grande, have deserted in a
body ard gone over to General Diaz,
commander of the revolutionary forces.
SO says dispatch received as we go
y press.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

SUBSCRIBERS to the building of the
Owyhee Bridge will confer favor on
the Treasurer. Joe German. by calling
at the Lafayette Hotel and paying up
their subscriptions.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

Az experiment which was successful.
Is tried il London last year is to be re-
peated this year. It was the performing
OF oratorio5 in the churches daring Lent
for the benefit of the people. to whom
tickets are issued 10y the clergy.
=
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

Ioak-PersonaI and Other Mat
ters
CoRNUCop1A, March IS. 1876.
I received your last of March oath
by this mai; glad to see you acquitted.
TEE LIONS ARE RAMPANT,
But perhaps after the ldes Of March,
and next November they will not rale
The theory of the case does not
make for or against the yeomanry
principle OF the body foliticlt does
not detract from the State. The
more persecution there is, only as It
natural sequence reverts upon the
enemy-that is honest government, etc.
When modern Republicans choose to
clothe themselves under the banner o.
craftsmanship and Grantism, they can
not make it go down with old Republic
cans. The only trouble with the Re
publican party is that they have adj
mitted ali the scalawags ard renegades
of the community into the party. The
principles of the party are good enough
if the rogues could be kept out But
this is enough Of politics.
THE MINES.
I ses that leopard is going MP. The
Panther is swinging her tail-iook out
for her jump. and the Hussey viii in a
very short time hustle some of the
bears on California street. Aurora is
looming no, and the other mines that
| have mentioned heretofore in Grand
Junction ana Tuscarora viii, during
the present summer, add their
quota and practical results to the bal
lion product of this part If the State.
THs BRIDGE ACROSS THE owYHER,
Goes brayely on and will, undoubtedly,
be constructed in time. II my are glad
if not a.l--in hearing of the establish
ment OF the postal route from Winnie
mscca. via Paradise Valley and Bull
Run. to this place Eventually it will be
the main post and express route from
this place to the Central Pacific Rail-
road. 1t will be the leading liue.
Look for lively times next summer.
The mines are here, and the ore is here,
rest assured.
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Weather windy and stormy but not
freezing.
JOHNNY Barrett is selling wood at SIS
per cord.
The Leopard mill has shut down for
a few days for repairs.
Eugene Holman arrived and left
lately. Whence he cometh and where
he goeth, yours canuot tell.
All the ranchers in Ball RIM Valley
are now looking for prolific season.
There is quite talk about building
a grist mill III that district next sum
mer.
Although times at present are hard,
yet they must come good as soon as
summer opens. 8. NJ. III.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

THE Silver Bill has passed he House
Of REPRESENTATIVES and is almost GER
tain to become law. 1t authorizes
the Secretary Of the Treasury to re-
deem fractional paper currency with
silver coin. 1t provides that small coins
are hereafter to be legal tender for
S25. and che dollar pieces for $50 Ii
leaves the coinage Of silver dollars on
private account as it is at present, no
provision being made for such coinage
by the Government.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03
FURE MILK

ID EGULAp CUSTOMERS Will BE
hsupplie6 With milk at reduced prices at
the Winnemucca Larry.
Milk by the gallon 35 cents; in less quaint
tics l21s cents per quart
W. A. TR0UsDAIE,
Proprietor
, 1876-09-04
NuBlann.

2puonn,2. Septbr. Man meloet
aug 8etsrsburg, rob Gublono nit Den
iibrisen Madten i'll ibren Mnltrengnn=
gen fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING oes Jrie=
pens eo.ppcrirt; Der rnlliI9c Wsrirstsr
in Gonnonilnppsl bat estldrt, Dap Mton
tcnearo i'm Safe sims Wofentllltan-
oes lid zen Y%eoinsun9eu ocslelben u1-
terwerf.n niiroe. Sic 9eoin9ungen,
unter ,peldtn Der 6rieoen 9si4lpHm
,peroen fol-, limb nod ni6t pcroHenliAt.
Gublano bat bcltanois bic 9iott,pcnos9.
tslt Dig Fl eollden @lnperltanonllies stui-
iden Den dulitlid II uno Den mobnmme
bnml1sn GlnmDbnclo bei iii tll6en %.
fuQsnliaoien i'm au3e, uno Die Yolltit
bnier Wahi lit nod lmmer i el.lbe,
melbc iis bel @,eltgenbrtt brr Ssri,nsf
gonfsrcns pssfplste. IS tyiltiri teinc ur
iaAe. 3u glonben, oab li6 Die Mnllhten
Der ntutlhsn uno Dltrs'9iiden Gs9les
sung ls.t ser @onfsren5 utrdnotrt babsn.
, 1876-09-04

ridten aus Mntamoras mfloen. bab Die
S%niursenten om lebren Oienita9 Die &s-
bierunssttuppen bel 8aranco Ganho
an9riffen uno in Die Sluht ihlugen.
Sic 2.bteren perloren 200 damn on
Sooten unb Wsrlpunb,ten, iomie 300
@~tfarSene. Inter Den 2cbtsrcn befinoet
lid Sen. Quirosa. Oie Snlurecnten
perlpren i'm @anseh %uuaefdbr 2OOWann
Sia5 ioa cine itarte Srnppenmo9t ia.
ben nno Die 8%srbinoun9 Der SauptItabt
Weyifo nit aaen puntten, 8era Cruz
ausgenommen, abgei9nitten baben. Otd
tamoras Dito mod INNER pon ben SUI
i%ursenten bemadt; oas 5aupiquarticr
Gortiros befnbet iid 8 Mtsilsn pbe,balb
ieEer Staot. Sn Der babe bon 2ampa-
SEQ iiebt ei,e enti4eioenoe G@laht in
, 1876-09-04
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lin, wel6e ON lsbtsn Monta9 o ibrem
Wanne unmenidlid %mlbbanoelt wuroe
itarb seitern Moraen.
8ethelem III, pa., 2. Sept. 6err
Salomon Draper, ein Nsp Oorter Saul
mann iprars 9eitern bel goopsrsburs.
Station bon Dem 9dnel3us Der .NOr.
tbern pennip!pania-8 abn" uno muros
t6otlih ucrlebt.
Wilfesbarre, 4n., 2. Scptbr.
Gin YaiiasierSug Der ~2sbisb Bailey
8abn" uuroe 9eItern S,uiIAen Naenttwn
uno Catalogue, nusefdbr SO Meilen
BON bier, als Dem @sleiis seluprisn, uto
4 8assons pir5tcn e.ncn 8abnoamm
binab. GsIf Yaiasiere wurotn perlebt
icooA mr. elmer bericlben eefd6tllA
Die g%erpuuoeten wuroeu na1 WauAe
Gbunt gcbraht.
Gincinnati, 2. Septbr. Gin
5hubma@er. Namens Grant Murrap
usrieste 9sitern Morscn in truntsuem
3uitanos isinsrTrou mebrete Stl0 u;ir
Den, wel4sn olsiclbe ipobrli@ e~,lie5en
piro.
g t.2ouis,2 2. Sept. Cine Glen.
bride DER nGalro st. Souls SAbL" in
Der Ndbe BON @4t:rioo, 81 bru9 se.
ltern N,tno inter eintm 6tabtSuJe au
lamm;n, mo Elm 5beii Dtsitlben liitite
35 SuB t,sf ah.-Kanaautienre Htnnn
une Elm Sremier mnroen t0otli,b uno
ELL m%nbctannter MJnn oeoentll1 ptr.
Dulbet.
Gin 6radt5us Der ~MilIouri. gaeiIies
9abn" entsleilte s;iisrn Worsen bel
6anpic,u, Ino Is Wassn i"tiirSten einen
20 SUB + ben Damn blnab. gmY.em.
Ter brad len Nym, uno cine 9robe Wlen.
&c 0icb wuroe 9et6otet.