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THE COURTHOUSE PROPOSITION.

AAA AAAo1Nn Aa0 tA4ACk+4j Fk4A%GA u IuA
description of the plans for Court Home,
prepared by A1r. Do1NoroN, which he, in
connection with AMOS GR4sa1s, N. 8. BouTov,
MORTIMER i TAPER, and the CARTER Broth
crs, proposes to erect complete for 81, 10O,-
600. Every taxpayer should endcavor to get
a view Of these plans, which may bo seen in
ME. Bo11NoroNa office. Thoy compare fay
orably with any Of tho plans TINT werc SUBJ
mitted originally, and nre much superior to
the so-ca1lod compromise plan on which EoAN
and Tu1Er have partially agreed. The Boy
rSaroN plan proposes building on the now
foundations now being prepared, and pro-
vides for interior light and air by space 1501
1G0 feet in tho cantre, which ia 10 bo utilized
both for light and for o large public room on
tho first floor. This immense hall will bo
rooted with glass and furnished with ven-
ti1ators, so ns to give Light and Dir to all the
inside otilcea Tho floor Of this room
will be covered with tho sidewalk lights, so
as to make tho space in the basement under-
meath perfectly available for offices. This
centre room itsoH will be a vast political OK
change, kept for public purposes, aud OPEN
ing upon all the corridors and entrances To
tho various departments. Tho room takos
the place of the dome contemplated in the
EoAs-T1LIEY plan, which, besides being q
useless nppendnge, will cost certainly half a
million md probably threo-quarters Of mill
ion of dollars. In place Of my Ornamental
ton which tho dome might furnish, Mr. Boz
1NaToN's plan proposes two great clock-tow-
ers, fronting on Randolph and Washinuton
, 1876-05-03

Tho Nom Orleans papers ARC quito snshualAs.
tic alfeady over tho success Of Tho EApa' 1ot!tes
in deepening tbs mouth Of tho MtsslsappI, II.
though tho work la ~ yct far from completion,
On tho 20lh Inst. m excursion wAa made dows
to Tho tottcs, and tho lead MAS cast 10 asocstaln
tho depth Of wstor. At tho head Of ths passes.
wloro tho frat work Of Tho jotties can proper1J
be sala to hare been begun. tho load was thrown,
and IL feet Was the shoalest water found. Thta
MAS at po!ot nnere there wso but 8 foet Of VA.
Tar before the 5atty-ohsnnel wAa oonBtroctsl,
This worry dccldod improvement ia already look.
cd upon ~ an indication that the work, when
completed. will be SUCCESS. and that this seri-
GUS obstacle to tho commercial Interests Of Nov
Orleans 10 ln 4 fair way Of compl ete removal
, 1876-05-03

Perhaps tho most senselcss Of all tho great
varioty Of senseless things done by the DEM
ocratic majority in tho House Of Representa-
tivcs Is tho monthly forcing Of vote to SUE
pend the rules in order to ropeal tho oct pro-
viding for the redemption of the legaltender
notes in coin on tho 1st Of January, 1870.
4 suspension of tho rules requires two
thirds voto, and it is we'll known to both tho
resumptionists and the repudiationists that
two-thiEds vote cannot bo obtained to war;
rant vote on tho repeal itseh before 1t shall
hare been duly reported from the proper
Committee. Tho Gull for vote on the sus-
pose, therefore, tlan that Of alfording Cou-
groBsional dcmagoguos tho opportunity to
deceive their constituents by vote that
counts for nothing either way. Tins lIr.
PAYaE, Of Cleveland, who pretends to favor
resumption, may say that ha voted to sus-
pend the rules either in order promptly to
defeat tho proposed repeal or mako room for
another resumption scheme. Likewise men
who vote in tho negative on motion to sus-
pend the rules to make room for tho re-
peal bill may vote for the repeal when
it is duly reported. There IL nothing
binding about the vote To suspend tho rules,
and nothing which Ruthoritativoly indicates
the sentiment Of the voter on therea issue.
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, 1876-05-03

The evils Of tho syatem BY which tho House
Of Representatives il made the final stbiter
Of contested seats Is shown In the caas OF
ABBOTT, Democrat, who contests tho seat Of
FRosT, Republican, from Masaachusetts. It
appears that tho tVo claimants ep.syed into
, 1876-05-03

The corrupt Ring in the late Common Council
exhibited lts spite At tho action 0: the people In
reEogatiug majority OF them to private lie in
refusing to announce tho yote cast for Mayor 1T
tho late election. We quote from tho proceed
iu8s
AID. CULTIVATION said, - member Of Tho Caay.as1ns
Committeo, he desired thAt every membnf OF this
Council should be rlacod Fecori, aud moyed that
tbs votas cast for lit. HOME for MAJOR b snnouncsd
The motion rs than put by ayes and noes aud loak
~ follows
Aye*-coey. Bpslding. stone of the Fourth Ward,
atons ef ths Fifth Ward, cl.Iis Of tbs Ffth Ward.
Tenth ws1d aunds9son ne.sn W.tsa.n. ,tu.
Case. Cleveland. Quirk-l7.
koss-Dtxon, Warren. Fitzgerald. 8ommer. Hitdrsth,
slIeJ. oDHan White, Ryan, Eckhardt. B:out, llAhr,
LsngsehsF. sshsnnsE. Murphy, Sweeney. Lynch, and
ulok1usou-I6.
II will b. noticed thst It waa Dlxon's vote
vhloh defeated CuLLkaToN's motion. Had he
voted ~, It would haye carried by one majority.
, 1876-05-03

mustoa1 nn1nbors wilt Include Tbs national ai.s
Of all Countries represented ut tho Exhibition,
BY tho THoMAa orchestral WAaxEn's Csntsnntsl
Inauguration March hymn by 1onn @. Wn1r.
TIER, music by 1oux X. pA1aE, With orchestral
and organ accomplishments, oanteta BY Btpnx1
1AN1Kn, musIo BY DUDLEY Bucx, full chorus, or,
gan, and orchestral accompaniment; end HAN.
DEL's uslIelutah ohosus." 1t will bo spt ts
make tho testy old composer Of 1.-THE Messiah {.
turn over IN Ills gravo II ho should happen to
earn that the noble chorus will DO snng 10 tia
accompaniment Of bella and artillery.
, 1876-05-03
PER8OHAL.l

.
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u:h,. s.aa. W ,oc'a's 1os cnss
~ rT.~1, ''Ao 0"'''41''' 0s"H'A' "a 1tosls
A. "aa "itsy fopi5-ahd MT foepa long tins
-"men Ma'ne"a gave "aen askea IL he had
ssof oeea 10 Cot6s ne' out nave aeon many
drawings ot H.
Joseph Guibord'6 grave, 1t Is said, already
| wears 4 uoolected fook II haa ha.n fanr,snad
1880. ,..s .so.' ~ u-s usoo ~, s,e0ea
aovoral inehoa' As though something had boon
nIa con,'do,na @ nd . 'u'. m..t.r >, I'm. with ,o,o,..
congressman who hare been In washington
long enough to afford e'rrisg' and span to
have Caucasian cosohman.
would bs potte. o,e1ei.e e o for eb.I te lnaa.
ii the staircase wore ptnding one.
"Bavsrd Tav1or,. cen.a,n;sI ,da nil, In .bor,
twenty minutos' long IN she reading Of It." It. ~ ssT,
,onasr 'oo a'. We nopo "" not h'
t," a %o1klnsman s' a1, IN pataa namoa Hobsy xas
unit, T. "ss a.oov
"neo h's 'f'onos oosof'oa him Ia body.
Mrs. % Ann. : Chambers Cha n, Kotehum, tho 'south-
wv po'1's0 "."a'J a"9"u - @1aotica % tos
author Of tho Bonny blue Flag." "Bannis."
vent in Kentucky. ~ WIZ
Mr. William III. Evarts has gone IN 10 his
, 1876-05-03

TIE new city officers having basn declared dufy
elected, lot thom lose no time in qualifying and
taking poasession of thoir respective Offices.
Tho Aldermen elect should not neglect shit
, 1876-05-03

Tho report made to tho President Of the
Omitted States bv Gen. HAwLEx, proaidsnt Of
tho Centennial Commission. giving the full pro.
gramns OF The opening ceremonies On shs loth
Of HAY, shows that ths programme will be quite
tQta1astlp6 from = musical point ot yisv. Ths
, 1876-05-03
Tbt Gb1tn!)a Qri1,u,tt.
"Wednesday MornlnE, May 8. 1870.

Slightly warmer weather is predicted for
tho Lake Region to-day.
, 1876-05-03

no0LEY's THEATRE-nandoiph street, between
Clark and 1Aselie. Engagement Of sRthbNry Trout
bsdours. " Iatchwoek,1 Afternoon ann evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-19
THE PRE~IDINr,s SALARY.

Inc Sena's yesterday refused to pass
ths oiii rsdseins 'ss rres'dsn. salary
from s'o.oVo TO sso'ooo' over frssidsn'
q 's'o' when ~es sent 70 Congress
last session. The Senate has acted
wisely IN this matter. Ihs frss'ssns oil
b United states should snloy aaiA'y
commensurate win the d'sh''y OF ME
Office. aud the wealth ana innuenc'
81 the nstisn over which hs presidss.
Thar. mr.. ,.,,x official. I'm m.nv I'm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-19
LIGHTNING sREvITlEs.

Inc rseeh' ,oron'o s na. ~. III.
W. ,ha IA,
WinniPss sIs,Sy ~
..u9". &c. - . .no -
,sts1, anu ~ PSpus $50 ~
ianders ana Sov i"niAns m nav. osen
put cign'y usA'hs, anu pus h'e ue..ns IN
the i.s' Two vee.s. TO. = mouth p,at
there mas been : s',,e. quarAn''ne o. he
,n.ec'sa :,
'n'e'''P"'a"
Senator Conover, OF FLORIDA. Relieve.
the Returning Board OF thAt Stais VIII
Obey the mandate oil the Court . make
. new canvass. D returns ON thsir lace
will elect the Democratic S,A's hek.t, put
will not Affect the Electoral heke,' =. the
Court has no authority 70 go psen Q, .ns
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-19
cALIfuRMIA HENS.

The Nevada County Marrow ausgs Rail-
road Company are doing an immense
amount OF work on the whsls line Of the
road. The roadbed Is being widsned In
many places. Rock ballast Ia being put In
for . long distance In place Of the gravel
which was thought Al the time the road
was built would answer tho same purpose.
Several wsodsheds have been put MP, and
altogether the road IL new In a. good . con
dition ~ any In the State.
The Laksport Bee says the prospect for
large crops In Lake county 10 better than
has ever been known heretofore. The ares
sown in grain this year 10 very large. The
early sowing has already come up, and al
those who have seeded early say that they
have . better stand ON the ground than
ever before. The season. 90 far, has been
extremely favorable 10 the farmer.
The citizens Of Chico have held q mas
meeting and issued . protest against the
employment Of Chinese In the wsod wori
factory In that city and In other large
works.
The San jose Fruit Cannery turns GU,
for the present season . quarter Of . mil,
lion cans Of choice fruits, one hundred
thousand cans Of which are tomatoes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-19
A NEGRO DETECTIVE.
Hsw Ile AdreitIy Obtained = Con.
fessisn Of Guilt From = Fugitive
Murderer.
frrom n. N.Arine Am.rie.n.l

rEFAnr I'M NnnANlIlA AmATIrAn
'c" n I,.-.-s.- vr,u,.u
H. ns p;n ~ No.. crntchsr
nIuus1", = ~. ,iah, tr.m Isrsh.ii
Arr,,.a III c,.x Thamn.or sii.s JniIn.
~s1. go ~ .n.,oir ". v.s ,alsn
h.ss,. Ju.tic. csssstty a, The charge Of
i,.,,n. numbered youns Roam. on Inc No.
i.n..iiis niLc. notIsnc sincs. And commit.
al Tor investigation. The following are
,hs ns,ticulsrs of nj, o,pturo: Thomp.
.on snnssred In ths neichborhood Of
Chanel mn, Marshall county, a few days
af,rr tho murder was committed. lie was
strange 10 that community. and hired
bimsslf out 10 half q dozen different par
lies. but worked for none. On account Of
This conduct, and the display Of q restless.
sp~prehsnsiyc feeling. II was suspected that
hs had committed some crime, and was
~endsavoring 10 evado Arrsst. He told
several negroes Of having been In various
difficulties, and having bssn shot at sew
srai times, and the idea was finally suy.
gested that he might have some connection
win the Hoop murder. To test the mat
ter. some white men got Hay Baker lcol-
ored) TO sound Thompson with regard 10
his past life. Baker accepted the commits
zion and subsequently arranged with John
Moulton TO sscrete himself In y certain
clump Of bushes. where he was to engage
Thompson in conversation. Baker came
up with Thompson ssar tho place designs
ted. and remarked TO him : You are the
ysry man l have been wanting to ses."
Thompson-I'm at your service.
Baker-I understand that you arc . sci
entiHc card player. think you know
some tricks which I would like 10 learn.
n YOU know the tricks I have heard that
YOU do know. and ron will let me into
these things. I can carry zen 10 parties
who have got money which We can win.
Thomps0n-You are = stranger 10 me.
and I don't like 10 tell too much ON so
short an acquaintance ; but l am going 10
do It with this understanding that II you
betray me, I will kill you II you are the
Last Niger In the universe. Do you
know how I came to DO here In this
countryf
Baksr-No l do do not know anything
about you.
Thompson Did you hear Of . man be-
ing killed this side VI Nashville three or
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-19
NOT ONE To DEFEND HIN.

Agood indication Of the opinion OF
the country on any question Of grave
national importance. msy generally be
found in the spiri, Of the debates in
Congress on the subject. Senators and
Representatives usually faithfully re-
Acct the views and wishes Of their con-
stituents. for BY doing otherwise they
would not only betray their trust, but
VIA. il Of far greater Importance to
many Of thsm-thsy would lose their
positions. It's . significant fact that
not one Democratic Senator has made
an attempt to defend Growers infamous
course In appointing a Democratic cleo
tor to all the place Of n Republican
whom the people had fairly elected.
Why 10 this ? The vote Of this man. II
counted. would elect Samuel ]. Tildsn.
II IL natural TO suppose that DEMOCRATIC
Senators would Be- jubilant, and rush to
his defence. But no. Senator Mitchell
Of Oregon. in . stirring speech yestsr'
day. challenged any Senator to rise and
personally defend Growers action on
Law, principle or equity. twice repeated
the challenge, and, pausing three times
for q reply. exclaimed. "No Senator
dare attempt IL
And be was right. No Senator dars
20 far insult the good sense Of his con
~stituents. and % far Outrage public
opinion as to offer n single plea in do
fence Of this gross infamy. No Senator
dare disgrace himself and his high OF
Ace in the syos Of the public. so far Al
10 utter one word in e~xtenuation Of th'
crime Of this most contemplate Of pc
litical scoundrels. II would not do
The man who dared attempt 1t would b
classsd by the entire nation in the sam
category with Grover himself. and b
o~stracissd forever from political life. Al
Grover will BE- when his term OF ofie'
expires.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-19
nRONCHITIs.

~ rom John Riage. Esq.. Of Bennington. ". II ]
"Three years since I was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Iron.
ehi,i-. affecting me 50 severely IS 10 render u
dificuit % speak In an audible va &c. To tLls
WAS added severe night swests. and I MAS fear
ful of going into . decline Aftsr recourse 10
various rrmcdies 10 no purpore. l male use OF
Dr.. wl.tar's ,Alsan OF Wild Cherry. = few bot
ties Of which fully restored me TO health.
Since that time | have had several severe 81.
;Ashs u cough, bat the bsisam has always re-
moved them. I always keep u by me, and
should not NOV how 10 do without It,"
Sold BIZ all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-19
rIIR pRRuYIIN n

vitaii,es and enviehes tho blood. tones mp the
system. builds mp the broken dswn, sures d,s
pep,ia. liver complaints, d'opsy. chronic di.r
rhora, loi,s, nervous affectlens, chllls and r.
yer, humors, loss OF constitutional vigor. dis
esses Of tha kidneys and bladder. female com.
plants. and ell disease originating ia . bad
state Of the blood or accompanied by debility
or q 10 10 stale OF the system.
CAUTION --Be sure you get the Peruvian
Syrup. TN. dollar and two dollars . I Jttls
rre, arsd by sEru W. fowLx b ross. 10 Harri'
toa avenue. Boston.
Hold nv dmgi ikts generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-19
WIZ CAN'T TALK

without showing IN. condition d our teeth.
Every laugh exposes them. In order not 60 b.
ashamed Of them. let us use thst stan inrd
d.nhfrice. sOzODONT. which y sure to keep
them white and spotless. M tartar tan In.
crust them. no canksr affect the Enamel. nj
sp.oics VI decay inf'-t IN. dental bone. "
sOzouOST IL regularly uled. u IL a botan.
icsl prei arat,on. and its benencial effects on
TIRE ie,ih aud rum are marvellous, - u r.
r-,novc- all d,scolofaiions AID renders The
gums h.ri aud Roy. Is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-19
a tAItD.

To all WIN arc suffering RON the errors and
indi.crctions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss ~ manhood. etc.. I will stnd
q recipe that will cure you. free of charge.
This great remedy was discovered by . mir
slcnIry Ia South America. sand . self.ad.
dressed cuvclopc To the key. Josenh 7. lnnian,
station d, bible House. New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-19
THR OUTINOk.

Owing V the universal stringency and
dull times for the last few months, the
people generally practice economy in their
purchases In all branches Of trade. Tho
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation.
We feel gratifed that our business has
held It's " beyond u expectations. Al.
though the hard times are not yet past,
We feel that reaction will come, and that
PEOPLE WILL HAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this, we arc laying In
. large and well-selected stock Of custom.
made clothing for men and boys. furnish
goods, boots, shoes, hats, trunks. valises,
blankets. etc.. and In purchasing Kept 9"
eye 10 tie maiH cha.ee- namely: buying
cheap-for We know that We must sell low
TO meet the depleted purses Of the COM
nunity. and we can and will do II. Come
and see II NO don't.
hrMsrKm 4 woLy,
. Leading Clothiers. Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-19

GENERAL NOTES.

TIE editor Of = Texas paper gives the
following figures from q statistical mem-
orandum Of his life: Been asked to
drink. II. 500; drank. 1882: requested
to r~strsct. 4i6; didn't r~strast. 4lG; in
vitsd to receptions and parties by per-
IONS fishing for pulls. $3.50; took
the hint. IS; didn't take the
hint. $500; Threatened to he whip
ped. ia; whipped. 0; whipped the
other fellow. 4; iidn't come to time.
10; been promised whisky. gin. etc.
10 We would go after them. 5.Gio; been
after them. 5.6i0; been asked what's
the news. SOC. 900; told. %: didn't
know. 200. 900; lied about II. 99,977;
been TO church. Q; changed politics. 81;
expect to change still. 80; gave to char
ity. IS; gave for terrier dog. $25; cash
on hand. ST.
A PANTY OF English bloods. says the
Omaha Hsrali. are expected here in a
few days to hunt buffalo; and this re-
calls the story Of the London oocknsy.
who. having suddenly inherited wealth.
came to this country in Winter. lm.
msdiately after landing. wishing to take
q drive. he so informed the hotel clerk.
The latter ordered q stylish cutter and
told the Briton that he should have a
genuine American sleigh ride. Then.
thinking the cockney might need an.
other robe. hs asked: by thu way.
shall I put in an extra buffAsi"
"Couldn't you let me ave an 'orse. you
knowl Er-er-rather not drive = buffalo
frat time. You know"
Dn. Dto LEWIS has been heard from
again. lie says that no man should eat
more than two cold mincs pies just be.
fore going to bed. aud that 1t Is injur.
Gus for young men TO sit in u cold room
with nothing on bat a night chsmiloon,
reading dino novels until after mid.
night.
EVERY MONARCH seems TO have q spe-
ci.lty. Queen Victoria delights in In-
dia shawis and sapphircs; tho Empress
Of Austria has = fue collection Of smer-
aids: the Empress Eugene gathers tur-
quoises and pearls, and sx-Queen Isa-
bella do,es on u splendid array OF laces.
NoruISo sIasperates a middle-agsJ
maiden lady more, while her Tabby Ia
summing itself on the garden grape arbor,
than the spectacle Of a strange cat craw-
ling along the top Of the opposite fence
with a bull-dozing expression in its eye.
WINK August White. a wsll-known
New York nswsdealer. was sitting IN
conversation with his wife in their house
on Broadway. his hearty laugh over
some joke suddenly changed to = look
OF agony. and he sank to the floor dead.
ALL but sG2. 900 O. the s250,0o0 re-
quired for beginning thu operations Of
the New York Cab Company has already
been subscribed. and it is reported that
$50 cabs will be placed in the streets
within a few weeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-19

The son Of a wsli-known actor. 81 .
public examination, in reply to the quss-
ton: "who was the greatest Enslish
d%ivinsi" said. promptly. 1.-THE divine
William"
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BORN.

W I'm : In aoLi Hill. December II. Ia tbs wife
of ~ wecn. q daughter.
HAYDRS-ip Cola HI. December Is. 90 the
wif. ~ John Hal den. . daughter.
LuND-fn ,ustln, December Is, 10 the wife o.
Char O. Lupd. twin daughters.
PiKE-.n ssll Lake CITY. prcrmber II, to thu
wife Of John W. Pie. . daughter.
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Lrox's KArHARiox makes beautiful.
glossy. luxuriant hair ; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years, Is charmingly perfumed.
rnd has no rival.
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HkIhsIkIN q WuLft
Leading Clothiers. Gold Hill.

HAoAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
a~estores the complexion. removes freckles.
tan and sallowncss; makes the skin soft.
white and delicate. Its application . u
not be detected.
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woRLp's dREAr REMEDY Medica
wonder - for rheumatism. neuralgia.
cramp-colic. colds, sprains. burns. tooth
acho, etc. oci Inns
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NOTICE.
A. O. n.
o R 8 Al e.!

THE FURNITURE, LEASE AND GOOD
= will OF the SMITH HOUSE. Q brick build.
Ing. hard nnished, and containing ten nicely.
farnished rooms. At No. - Nerih q strssts
Virginia City. Apply on the premises.
delp Nv
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MARRIED.
pi6D.

L01Ay-In Gold Hill December 10. Kenneth
Lsgan. youngest son Of 0eorgc And hargret
Logan, aged . years and II months.
THE funeral will take place Tomorrow Cw.d
nesdsy). at Q O'Clock r. ~, from the residence
OF tbs parents Of deceased. fricnds end &C.
qu~aln'anees ara respectfully Invited to st cod !
AskEw-ln Virginia. Decsmb.r ~. James
Asirw. . n,tive Of Cornwall. England. aged
81 ", rs and 3 months.
GAtHs-fn Austin. December rs. Melville
Winfield. ouly sou Of sehuSltr and bella
GATES. ag.d I year and 7 months.
K,Nu-In Austin Deceinb,r ~, infant son Of
Mr.. and Mr.. John King. aged "A days.
BARToNs- in wa.hoe county. December "a,
James Darrons, aged II years.