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Selegrap9ii;5e Sepeigea.
(Beritte Der
-aiIoetirteH BreiIe" fir ben n@orrsipouoentsu.@)
sSula;b 9epeidcH.
gSieoer.Gr6Tauaa oeS a.. Cons
9feHcS.
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Samae1 s. 3anoaa st.n gpreder
0es GanieS erwdbtt.
Heue Seuatoren uno &eprdien
tanten.
Die 9raftoeutcn=9oiidlaft sutiiGaeSa:teu. =
Grant tuattet nod oaf Die Gnttoi6eIuug III
Sito=SGroliua.
se,pttt's bwrttse sait i'm sauSe.
3 cite g | + ng.

Cine neue &uflur= II inter Il d. nm
i'm Senate auf'S &apet gebra d I.
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geeas Nn3elgeno
MAY & FATRALL,
8rocerie Sdnbler

9rocerie SGn0lcr,
9tor0< barlcss StraBe,
bent .Tretmaurer= =5empeI" sessnii er.
Gin irtltber uno aus lepdhtter sSorrat5 bon @ros
ceris 9trtittr, eipl t Bt auetJtooitdten IN uherer
Brande, gu oeu biu!9iten DtatitptsileH.
NGeintge Igeutsa TT WsarDIenS
fir
Moet & Gbauoon'S Gbampagner;
s.. Yriinin9bouS' Srgunnsr unb
s. 2autsreu & Sobn'S Hook z9Selns.
(9l-3t5T)
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8i6ti9er umsu8,

SaS Sauptbiireaa Der vi mertcan Otfrittsz
9eIearapbeu.& .&omp nj {" ift pou Nr.1E1,
gBcit Baltiuoreftrase, bem @ebduee oss ,Amert'
cam" mob Der SaoweitzGfe Der GaIpertz UNI
aaltimoreftraBe uerlsst tporosn. Die ~ameriean
Ditriftz Sompasuie" Dsro tiiniti5 elle Sotfdaiter
Der .Bsitlben union.zelssra pbsnse ompasrie" OBJ
reisru, uno Die bsber fit Yeioroeruns Der Soi6afz
ten Der ,pet!iten Union Gel. @ompa9uie' mad
entieeeuen Stabttbsiten berstnete Grtra 9ebtb1
iptro nunmsbr tue3Iauen.
Den Subicribsnt.u oer nGmcrican Otitritzeom'
pasne- weroeu aud Ger ipidtise Sortbeit unb III
9equemIitteit seboteu, eneu 8oten fommen 81
laiIen, bamtt herieIbe elm Gelesramm mad Dem Si!=
reau Der .gSealtb'u Union" sur Si5r6eruns mao
irsero ein,m 3bsi;c Der Weit orin9e o9ne tur oic'
fen 9oteaoienit ge;abIuna 6u er9aitsH.
SuIrumeutenzp phetbe: si.C0 monau.1 1.-Sslijets
sa1ptsBGrsa1: Siioweis Gde Der ealuertz uno
9attiIs StraSe.
?. 0itritt: VT. 36i, g8eR=9aIttmorsz StraBe.
g. Sifiritt: gir. 50, Ritmouo .StrG6e.l
3wti9bhrsau: yir. 1l9, 2Eeit= Baltimore StraBe
cine 59ire oitt,dD pom alttm Gomptoire. t2S!-9ifJ
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Dea0sf6enft!

Wur eiae tar5e 3eit weroen mir, INT unere porz
sisli6e srbeit tei'm gublifum ein5ufiibren, ieoem
RduEer BON etnem Sueeuo aartenzSaoto9rapbie'n
elm elesautes gorScGaa=Miniaturbil 5um Erdiente
MAIDEN. yiau tomne uub beHt)tise uuiere slacirten
Bortraits fe msrocn uou tenen ouoeren i'm eanbe
ibertroiieu. Sns s @ptt, SIR. 1G9, Ssrtnsz
fpu=. nobe IarfzStraEe. (gtop2i tDnf)
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&abiuetS > Sigttna.

g8ai bingtp n, 4. De5br.-0o8 &abinel
1T se9enmdrtig in Situng, uno berBrdfbent
liei't ben Niitslieoern ieiue 8otida1t Dor.
0as Document 1T uoaitanOig; es ift jeOodJ
bei6loiien poroen, Oaiiebe beute ntdlt BEN
@onsreiie 5n iibsrlenOen. es it m6glt9, oab
etlid)s 3uidbe au Dem Sdrtftitiide 9emadt
wcroen, ebe ouiielbc oas @refutiu=@ebGnot
oerldBt.
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Seine Mhntnaranhis,t, 4,

fir Die 5eiertass Me man iosl,ib Obue aufidut
beit,Gsu, un 3.it Su oeren gousnouns su seitGtten
Ni6aro gSaiaI
In 0r. 46. 0ore@ 2barlesitrase bat arose arranse:
meats Sur Ssausmlittet ittner pteen SonHsr ss
trefisn, uuo Die istisn grseusnis in eieem bslisb
ten gteli,r ubertrefien in tinitltri6er SenenounG
uno Gleaou; ale irlseren anitrensunsen in oieitl
Stunt. B,eie ). Ssu 3siteu ansem,iiensn Yreiieu
foso q, ny
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@arcan oer 8astiht=Goupagnit
pon BaItim ore,
SIR. 10, South SfraS,e.

4 of,.... Yitli9ee Sei8matertGl..... ...e ote'
gsir ba6sn cine rorSigid1e Gualitdt bon eotes
potrdthts, melte mir Dem Yuelfum OILS Elm empfebz
Ieusuert5rs DeiSmoteral iir bdnslide nnb onoere
Sue1e oFTertrsn; dn9t lelGt Seuer rno it frel BON
llnrtnigfeltsu-
Setsuunsen pereeu III oiciem Sireou oSer In Der
Tabrti, Nus BON SeaoeubaQiir., an9eHomnen.
Yre;s $3.50 pro gSaaenlaouns, in trseEO etucm
gtabtt5ei(c ab9clisiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-05

Henli1gto.'ide
NabntaiG,iAen,
SsemertunTea,
TfPE-WRiTERS
utto 9lGerbasss8erGtDe
siSliAes bweigbirfau
iilr ben Sertauf ailet unierer GBaorsn
en- gros uno en- detail
Ana Sabrifz Yreifen.
6. Gacminsin1 & SDDne,
Wr. AZ Nno 40, Noro=GbarleSitr.
Baltimore, Uio.
8. s.. xBIer,
(Sft;3. .i2Jltsi,a.S.) G5eib6ftsSiihrer.
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Gin ,fs,tntrter" 9SbtsfaD .2lmfruDt
in Gsti,z z9borf.

StW DfeWUtNtSC QSDkSkSU sZkWTCWDC
in gstp Qborf.
yt e m-O orf, 4. SeSbr. - BIS @6maro
Go6e's 9eltillerie am lestenSamItage megeu
Steuerbetriigereieu in SeI6lag Qenommen
tpprOe, tano man @igentbum I'M gSerthe BON
iiber S25, 900, iorrie AZ 8diier Spirituoielr
Dor; iGmmtlides @igentbum mur0e inter
S5ewaGung pon 7Warl6dllen in ben@tabIiiz
iement suriidgelaiIen. Sret Warifdue blie<
ten in Dem &eftlfisirgcbGuOc Rr. 533, g8eitz
41,Str., unb bic iibri9en pier in 0efiuerie
iel5jt, sueld)e benz eriteren @ebduoe 9eseuiiber
lie9t uno NIT bemielben in uumittelbarerSer=
binoung iteht. 9ieUarld)Glle bleben uGhreno
pes erlteuSbeiles besAbenos ouf ibremFoIten,
alleiu 9egeu 10 llbr Nbenbs 9iu9eu mehrere
MarIdGQe gum Ibeuoefen; Die 3uriidbet.
benoen erruarteten feine &ubeiiDrung, unO
Sieienieen in Sir. 533 laBeu I'M cen Sfen,
ais plGtlid) ein Sumult i'll benz 0etluertee
@ebduoe peruommeu murbe. Die Ntarld)dlle
rieien Yolisiien su 6iilfe; taum maren Die
lelben le0odl erItlienen, alS etn0tiegel bon Der
NuBenieite pct bic Shiir sele9t uno Die game
@eielidaft engedloiiea murbe. Sm SIN
10 or Die StraBe Don einein 0auIen WInner
belett, msld)e in Die 0eittlerie etuOrangelt,
| ben oaielbif gSad)e haltenhen NtarItau HtB.
| banbelten uuo bic Idier gSbisfep por ieinen
Iugeu baoonidaffteu. Die Olari6dlle, melde
DOnlgtadjteiien Suriidfebrtell, puroen BON benI
T6bel in SeitensdBten gebrdugt nnb balelbi
| auriid9ebalten, BIS 'ammttbsr drummer
| ShuappS entfernt iporoeu mar. Ser GObel:
| haufe perihwano oarauf ebenio idnell, plg
er erldlieuen par, nnD a!s cine Boli5elabtbel.
lung auf bem Sdauplabe eribicu, mar felll
OtenId nlehr baielbit anweIenb.
@csmttGte 9eneld)stt atss
h NetpzDotF>
H eipz0 orf, 4. 9eSbr.- Sr. Sdme8 g
Sba1sr bat iif enti6lpisH, Die glnenuun?
| gum @ontroleur absulehuen, inbem CT ourd
leinen @eiunobeitSsutanb, ionie ourd iein
| Yr1Dataei9Gfte an Der Nunabnte Ger Stell
uerbinbert miro.
- Sob erDfiuete su 1903.
- 9e: geitern Don 2iperpool eingetrnffen'
9ampfer p@ttp Of 0idmonb" bradte 14O,O0
%innp gemiinSteS Sob.
- Die ct. yanbrems @eicQiGaft" feiert
bente ben Namenstag ibres Sbutpatroui
ourh Elm ganfett III 0elmontco.
- Sen. Sciepb 81. 9aplcD bielt beut
Ibeuo einen 0ortrag iiber Die Reiultate De
gSelt ausl lteluus in Der ySteinwap sat-.
- Die 3Oll @in1abmen betrusen beut
| $244 900.
- Der lluteridasmeifter Sablte beute fiji
Sntereiieu s77 900 uuS fir eingeSosene Sb
illsatiOnen $4,000 ans.
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SauGerOtte.

Rcw, 3 orf, A. Ge5ember.-Die &raut,
5outer &, 9liucr 81 StapletOu, Staten
5Slans, baben falirt. Yai;pa $50, 900.
Snbtanapoli8 $uo., 4. D25br. -
pastel & 0stel9eiier, biciigc Gngro5 0rO
8uenbdnoler, babeu ii9 bancroft ertlGrt. Dit
Paliiua mereeu auf 500, 900 9ej6Gbt.
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Rebr Srnppen ala6 9Safbtn9ton

gS } / II t n, 4. Oe5ember. = 3ne
@ompagnle'u Oe8 2. 9lrtilerie 8egiment
lansten beute Qlbeno bier al unb mur0en II
nom 9lrirnnIp pirnunrtiprt
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9eoc sauSBaltcrin 1T toG5 auf ctncu Piibd:n ret1
Snen Geppit in tbreu 9SarIor ooer ouoersm Slso=
Iiuss5immer. Ser einSi9e Veg, I'M Die 6arben ieo'
baft i'm Seppid, ill maiden, if, ben Staub uno ale
onoereu frembsu Gubfan5en gu entierncn, uno nm
Dieies srineltd gu beiperfheuigen, sebe man gu
SooImcs & callahan, st. 8, S,panitra5e, na9e
benz Uiarpl auo= Su ititutes (Scpti5,3 3M, iSamff)
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cJamss 9. Smeu,ppoo, Sstr.

M-s. .Sor's SmotantSd,es ocsc.abtltid)es De-
colt, eit % Jabren as oa5 9ro6tc Stutrelni9unsss
Wittei Der @ssenpart befannt, fpiro nur in Nr.
177H, Tagstte=, gsnrospeitzGae Der Gutaset
straDe, Slbercitet uno 1T BET aIen Gpottstern iu
baten. fIug26, ,t2Wtef)
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2ou6on, >. QcSor. - Bltnabe dmmt-
lide titrtrife 3ruppeu iluo ans SOSuien uno
Der 0crSc9owtna cutirut mOrOCu, Ou Die
BiOrte iid i'm Safe OsS StriegeS Der Yeietuug
Oleier BroOtu5eu burdI 0itrcldiid)e 3ruppcn
ntdt ;u mioerieBeu beabidjttgt. Seitreid)
iOu bic Scieeung rer Bdiic III Sit6enbiirgert
uuo Der Wioloau au9eOrcuet baben. iobao
rujitidc Ecuppcn in Ole NiolOau etnriiden.-
Sin Bariier Correspondent Der ,GlneS" rpilt
miiieu, bNB Elm prtuBlidIcr Sfii}er bon bObem
9fauge uud JiumdntCu aeidtdt meroen mrO,
nm Die SpaatOucn Der OortiJcn 2lrmcc'n 5u
leytcU.
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gSaibtnstpmer 8rsefe.

gsemeSse Ssad)ridten opm Oct rbeIagertenH Staot.
Grant itaotrt Geographic. - Sine MAD:
tise 1eritarf,,,,s aus acn, Gtifonrter @s:
fansniiie. - Boa Columbia nod .ae5r CT:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26
TURKEY AND sxRvrA.

But little faith can BE- rcposed In any
Of the conflicting dispatches which are
daily being received from tho Turco-
Ssrvian war. Il Is not uncommon 10
find in tho same column OF q news
paper two kilograms. m OF when ue-
clares tina. the Turks have gained agreai
victory. and the other asserting with an
equal semblancs Of truth that tho battle
was won by the servians. The reason
Of this is obvious. The Servians want
England and the Powers to interfere in
their behalf, and compel the Porte to
make peace. II the impression can be
made that Turkey Is In danger OF being
wontsd. England. her great protector.
would most certainly step in and force
her to conclude n peace. On the othrr
hand. Turkey wants no intervention.
She wants to punish Ssrvia for her re-
bsliion. and everybody knows what
Turkish vengeance means. II means
murder and rapine. Thus II Is that the
dispatches arc so contradictory that II ID
dinicult to sift the true from the false.
II IL becoming apparent. however. every
day. that the Servians will be crushed
unless the Powers interfere to save her,
II is their duty. and especially the duty
Of England. the self-constituted pro
tector OF the oppressed. to step forwari
at oncs and prevent the horrible scsne'
OF bloodshed which are SUR to follow
the subjugation Of the Servisns. VIII
they do ity
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26
Tho Nevada Quartz Mill.

A correspondent Of the Chicago Ersaing
Journal writes the following rather odd do
scription Of tho Nevada quartz mill on OK.
hibltion at tho Centennial Fair /: An In
tercsting object 10 DO seen In Machinery
Hall IL the Nevada quartz mill. from
which. a. seen In operation. . good idea
may be obtained Of the manne In which
gold and silver arc separated from the
rock In which they lie embedded. The
ore, o. 10 comes from the mines 10 placed
In small bags and then broken into toler.
ably dne iumps. After being crushed In
M automatic feeder. the ore IL placed un-
der five powerful crushers. weighing 1900
pounds each, which are raised by steam
power. In this mangled condition the
ore In passed over screens 20 finely wove
that . pins head could hardly b pressed
through II. While undergoing the crush
ing process. water 10 applied. and as tho
mass Of mineral passes TO tho screens
II IL washed through into Q trough
below. From this trough II 10 carried
into q large tank. where II 10 permitted IN
settle. Next II 10 passed 20 an ainslga-
mating pan. where fresh water IL added.
and the whole mass set In motion by nu-
merous revolving shafts 1xed In the pan.
During the stirring up process heat Ia ap.
piled to the caldron. and whom the tenn
pcrature reaches the boiling point . little
mercury Ii thrown In. forming . chemical
combination with the precious metal.
After being stirred till . perfect amalga-
nation Of the mercury has taken place.
tho ~amAlgamated stuf 10 passed into .
largo settling pan. which has large arms at
the bottom. Whom II has boon sufficiently
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

-
Information has reached tho Truckec
h@dpesdssi that the persons indicted a.
being participants In the Trout creek muir
der win try and push their cases TO trial
a. soon as possible. The arson cases came
up in the County court. and IL Is stated
that they will be placed ON the calendar on
Thursday 81 the coming week. The same
parties will h. tried for murder in the
District court. and their cases will be set
when the conrt meets ON the second Mon
day In September. IL was rumored ON the
street this morning that Fred. wilbert had
procured bail through the efforts Of his
brother-. who have interested themselves
In his behalf. The other parties have not
yet succecded In procuring bail.
A dispatch 10 the Colusa isi,psadsni.
from Princeton. August 18th. says: Bob
Smith, better known as tho champion sack
sewer. while In bathing this morning WAS
drowned. He wa under the influence
Of LIQUOR at the time, and induced by some
motive TO roam the sea like . gull. went
down after swimming across once or twice.
and again repeating IL. the steamer Dover
came along. and II Is supposed that he got
frightened. WAS taken with q cramp and
t4uk. Itt NAr y uaNNt w osotteiftt eb's
55 years and unmarried.
Ben Thackelbcrry. foreman Of one Of the
| departments of tho Truckec Lumber Com
| pany's foctory. met with an accident last
Sunday morning. resulting In the loss OF
the forc-fngcr of his left hand. lie was
| running q piece Of timber through q ma
| chine called a " shaper." and allowed his
hand 10 come In contact with tho knives
| Of the machine. decorating the knuckle and
| upper part of the finger In q fearful man.
ner. DIR. Curless %amputated the finger.
A serious aud probably fatal accident oc-
CURED At the horse-race recently ut San
Diego. George Williams, the rcstaurAteur.
was thrown from his horse. striking heavi-
" upon his heal aud back. lie Was taken
| MP inscnsible and conveyed to DIR. I.emon'
| dino's Office. Upon an examination OF his
| injuries IL was found that he had sustained
fracture 81 the left side 81 the base OF the
skull. and his condition was pronounced n
very critical one.
The FELTON, Railroad Company will on
| the Jist instant move its principal place Of
| business from San Jose 10 santa Cruz.
| The Flume Company have the same movc-
ment In view.
The new Democratic daily paper. thu
.lys. published one week nj Nan jose
quietly died ON Tuesday last.
Monterey people are moving 10 secure
tho erection Of al Episcopal Church in
thai city.
A small paper has been issued at Pacific
Grove Retreat, Monterey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26
BLACK HILLS ITEMS.

The following items Of interest are taken
from the Black Hills tDeadwocd) Pioneer
Of August 18th:
The past week We paid q visit 10 Lead
City, and the improvements made there
are simply astonishing. Scarce three
weeks have passed since this town has
sprung into existence. yet notwithstanding
this fact there are now fifteen houses com.
pleted and a large number In curse OF
construction. Not less than twenty-five
men are daily employed in getting out and
laying up building thinkers. Everything
In hustle. carpenters are kept busy, and
all shows n healthy state of progress for
this. the pioneer lode mining town 81 the
Hills. Of business establishments thero
are at this time four general supply stores,
one blacksmith shop, two saloons and q
brewery. The citizens Of Lead are enter
prising men. and we feel assured that that
city is destined 10 he a place Of some i'm
p~ortance a. q home and supply point gen.
orally for lode miners. Success To the new
city. and may she prove an honor to her
organizers.
The Mexican who brought the Indians
head into this city one night last week.
met his death In 4 tragic manner at Crook
City, early last Monday morning. II APP
pears that he had been gambling with a
party the night previous. when . row en-
sued. Tho Mexican rushed out Of the
house when the fracas occurred. got his
gun and commenced shooting at the party
with whom he had the trouble. Tho fire
was returned. and no Of Indian notoriety
WAS shot In the leg, an artery being cut
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ANXIOUS rO KNOW.

a. v.,,.x nav, M. n.moc,.,;. Stat,
c.n..,.,. ,x,n ma, 4, viro,nia CITY
for ,hs burmese Of nominating men 10
nun In -oppo,ition TO ,ho.e nominated
...,.,a.v. =, csrsop. and .l.o IN ,iys 10
~. n.on,. /. declaration Of the nrinc;.
MIA. prof..seI by IN. Democrats Of Ne
,.a. Thsr. IA muob anxiety through
an, the State In ,s-f,,.nce 10 this Con.
vep,ion and n. irrespective actions. The
p.o,ls ar. ap,;ou. m know vbstber the
D-mocr.cy az Nevada will sndors. the
,xo.fac.d nl.,to,m PROMULGATED n, 81
Louis in whole or in mart. They are
anxious 10 know whether Nevada Dem.
oc,,,. viii call %, , ,s,s.I NJ ,hs Rs.
sumn,ion Act. in accordance with the de-
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cornlsh Mlner.


The telegraph recently informed us that
there Uerc fifty Cornish miners In New
York who had arrived there On route for
Virginia City 10 work IN The Nevada mines.
n h more than probable that these miners
are booked to tho works OF some English
company owning property. outside OF Wiz.
ginia - possibly In Utah or Colorado.
Nevertheless, the mere telcgraphic state
ment n II stands offers . good text TO hang
= sermon ON. We do not know that II has
been hitherto done. but we have certainly
heard II proposed and gravely mooted TO
import English and German miners direct
to work our argentiferous deep levels.
such q course. were 10 pursued. would be
A rank injustice TO the mon st present In
he field, OF whom thore arc an abundance
10 do the requisite work, and many Of
whom are sven now out OF employment In
deSerencc TO the "hArd tines" whose
preseuce seems TO be % universally &C.
kpowledged and bitterly felt. The men
w have Of present working our mines.
whether they be native born Americans or
naturalized foreigners. have acquired an
experience In tho class Of work which 10
required In Nevada mining which IL
would be altogether idle toexpoct from the
most Intelligent Of CORVALLIS tin or Ger
msny's copper mine graduates. Silver
mining 10 an art In itself. Every branch
Of mining IL o trade which requires an APP
prcnticoship and long and careful study.
or course any man possessing the requislts
physique can shoulder his pick and delye
along the rock no meets-a mere human
machine. but TO rise 10 any knowledge OF
~ --.f..to, Tor profcsaion n fa-it In
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NEVADA ITEMS.

Tho S.i,sr .Siafs Of yesterday says: A
badger caught BY the Indians and pur'
chased Of Nscbos . few days ago by W. K
Wiley. was turned loose yesterday to hgh,
. dog ten times his sire. The badger sol
away with the fight and whipped In turn
almost every dos in town, and proved that
no was . match for anything Of his weight
that breathes. not excepting Wild cats.
George Booth and family. says the Eure.
Ia S.~hssi Of the 23d instant. arrived here
Monday night en- route from salt Lake to
Belmont. Mr.. Booth Is . son OF John
Booth Of the Cssr;,r. He had long been
az invalid. bot VI arc pleased 10 note that
nis stay In Utah exercised . beneficial
suect on bis health. George used 10 DO
connected With the S-.ti.si In early days.
= De still finds many friends and 80
yuAin,,nees here among the old timers.
nc wul continue his journey by the next
The Nevada State Pair will opeu NJ geno
on September iith. Grand pr,psr,,ioa.
have been made for the sccommaSs,;on ~
al exhibitors. and Rono's people nronos.
10 have . frst-class Fair, and with .nch
men - w. II. Chamberlain 10 manipulate
for them. they will satisfy all who NAV
attend. Tho sum Of $4,000 In offered =
premiums In the speeding. which win
draw together some OF the best race horses
in The country.
The harss have eaten up everything
rssu around winnsmuecs except ths
sditor Of De Ssi-s- Sssss. whom they have
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26
GENERAL NOTES.

TEE Golden RUE draws these sharply
outlined contrasts between tho two
Presidential candidates "Hayes was q
soldier /; Tilden Was a eopperhead
Hayes 10 frank and outspoken /; Tilden
10 tricky and cunning Hayes il a pa
triot Who seeks tho good Of his country;
Tildsn is an unprincipled politician who
seeks his own Advancement. The re-
form Of n is honest aud sincere F; that
OF the other is q preteuse."
A DENocRATic House has dislodged
6fty.seven Union soldiers from office
and thrust forty-seven Confederatss into
their places. There is nothing like re-
form in civil service. As the Western
brother recently remarked "The spells
Of ONCE are what We are ~contending
for. and by the grace Of God. II We sue
coed In this campaign. the Democrats
will have the Offices -
: The following lines are printed for
the benefit OF reform" Democrats.
There IL much more OF the spirit Of
truth than OF poesy in them;
We three
Rsfcruers be,
Tiiden. Tweed.
And Morrisssy.
THE natives % Uganda. Africa. train
large dogs to hght like tigers. SO Mr.
Francis John Pocock says--hs being
stsnlsy's friend and companion in his
travels.
''wHkr we want" said . Democrat
the other day. ''is Q radical and start.
ling change" Then he went and
bought = clean shirt.
AT the Democratic primary election in
Reno yesterday tho straight ticket came
out victorious. The Doms. generally
take II straight.
TEE winnsuucca Hayes and Wheeler
Club propose to give Senator Jones .
reception on his arrival. He is worthy
Of il.
TEE London .Ataencm thinks George
Elliot's new novel. Daniel Derouda."'
o comparative failure. Other critics
praise IL.