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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-02
WESTERN DISPATCHES
70 tn. ooLD HILL DAILY s.v
CALIFORNIA.
t,oin Gsiag 60 Chins-Ths Rsnk %
California once AEain ON Sts
own Legs.

SAN PaAscisco. December al p. H.
Tho Pacific steamship City Of Toxic sailed
to-day for China and Japan. She has been
subjected to extensive repairs. involving
the strengthening Of tho entire frame. and
Is now considered a. staunch and hne .
vessel as Ia afoat. Bhe took > large treas.
ure list. including $40e, 900 Mexican aud
the same number Of trade dollars. $4,000
In silver bars. aud $i50.00o In gold coin
and dust. This shipment Of trades 40
counts for their recent advance. They
were selling yesterday at par.
Tho eighth and last assessment OF The
Bank VI California has been paid In full,
not a share being advertised. The syndi-
cate which was organized shortly after the
suspension Of the bank. 10 guarantee the
indebtedness and enable the bank 70 real.
ize Its assets ON more favorable terms. has
now wound up its Affairs and dissolved.
The bank IL now standing firmly ON lie
own legs. with its capital fully repaired
aud It's business In q healthy oanditiou.
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THriA first party this season was given
at Miners Union Hall last night by the
Geld Hill Centennial Club. A congeniai
company was present and all were happy.
TxAcuKRs In the Gold Hill schools will
please send In their rslls Of honor Tor the
month OF December. II 10 desirable W
have them all by Monday morning.
Br The Virginia and Truckes nailrsad
81 carloads Of wsod have been received
to-day for tho use OF the mining companies
and other parties on the Comstock.
TRIAL \ In attendance on tho Dis
trict Court, Of present In session In vir-
giniA. are excused until next Monday
moring ct II O'Clock.
IT 10 an actual fact that In Virginia City
mere wsmsn than men arc arrested by tho
police for disturbing the peace and dis
orderly conduct.
THlas are messages at the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph 0nics. Gold Hill, for
John Higgins and Joseph H. Rule.
THrar 10 . message In the Western
Union Telegraph ofios, Gold Hill, for
Thomas n. Harris.
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Ar SILVER CIrY To.xionr.-Ths popu.
lar aud talented speaker Mrs. Olive N.
pre.tou will lecture In Silver City this
evening. Her subject. Tho Labor Quss-
ten. should and no doubt will attract .
large audience, Tor every miner and labor
ing man !, deeply interested IN we ma,sI
n should near y ne hAI = ~ = I'M M;
subject. she wiz Iee'uIo "a u1ia nh
next tuesday svchins' oo' sa''f"'"'"
III A"''"' ~
The MAiLS.-f0s'ma'er hAr.nAh 10.
'ires US 70 inform our 'enou e'uIen' VI
Gold HILL mat ~ reason o' INC No" I.
road timetable which goes Into effect To-
morrow. whereby the trains Will arrive An
hour ,. AZ, 4, u sbs evening. tbe mali viii
close Al Tho postofico al 5:45 p. n. here
after. Mind that.
v..,, 49, loc,,xxr-rbs .r.ies on
NhA"I -, ,-,,.u
49, cam. down Main stree, hill OF
T~banIseiying day. Tho horses dashed
down street and . serious accident would
have occurred had not the driver succeeded
in turning tho hsrses across, the Q : When
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las. P,,x. /. though. 10 be- in an i'm,

LA q. PAlKH Is thought " be In an Inn
proved condition. Great fears As ~ his
recovery were for q time entertained.
Lex IL still shipped from California to
the Comstock. We will soon DO able to
manufacture u " leo.
DupIso the past twenty-four hours 10
cars Of ore have been shipped to the mills
ON Carson River.
Nns and sne-haif strokes q minute Is
the rate ut which the pump Of the Z. and
q. shaft 10 run.
..Tuis hose to rent nquoiro within Ia
the legend stuck up on a shan'y on Mil
street. Virginia.
Topaz there have been received % car
loads Of lumber for e~onsignees OF Gold iiui
and Virginia.
sILyrn IL siill rising. but the quotation
Of trade dollars remains the same in vir-
ginia City.
Jrpar sKAwKLL is acting for Judge
Rising during the visit VI the latter to
California.
MonK than i.ioo tickets were sold for
the Thanksgiving matinee Of the Royal
Marionettss.
TIE California mine tursed out 2'sio
sous Of ore last week AID sent :,'s3 tons
20 the mill.
TIVE nights are almost As light as day
and tho days are as pleasant a. can D.
wished.
W. T. waIon. superintendent Of the
Sierra Nevada mine. Is In Virginia eig
again. m,
MIX bars Of bullion. valued at s''s'''
yer. shipped FROM Virginia City ia'' even
ing.
days are coming.
E,onr person. we're arrested in virginia
last Aight.
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BRONCHITIS.

From John Yiagy. Rsq., Of Bennington, !.
"Three years since ! was very much rrducsd
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron'
chitis. affecting me so severely - to render u
difncult to speak In IN audible vo'ce. To this
was added severe night svsats. and vas fsef'
various remedies 10 no purpose, ! made uss OF
DR.. wistar's ralsam Of Wild Cherry. . few bot
Ties Of which fully restored me 10 health.
since that limo have bad several severe A.
;aeks Of cough, but the bsisam has always 70.
moved them. I always keep u BY me. and
should not know how 10 do without H."
Bold By all druggists. j
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cuRIsTMAs IN COMING.

II you want 70 make your friends . nice
present. 60 TO the Photographic Art Gallery.
nett % Miners Union Hall. Gold NIL. and
HAVE YOUR PICTURE TaKEN; or ~ yen
have one already. have that enlarged You
cannot make your friends . more acceptable
prpsent than 10 send them . nns CIaJon.
waier-Color OF OIL Painting Of yourself. such
As IL here executed at san Francisco prices
Call and inspect specimens OF the worn a. this
Qsllefy. lom
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PresIdeus 0rsng's OpinisI

President Grants Opiniss.
NEW YosK. December "A Warrington
special states that In an interview to-day
President Grant said he thinks Hayes has
undoubtedly carried the electoral vets Of
south Carolina and Florida, and perhaps
Louisiana, but about the latter STATE tAsre
may be some doubt. on account Of 20 many
complications surrounding the work Of the
Board. But the eminent gentlemen Of
both parties, whs have been witnesses OF
the operations Of the Board. will be abls
to agree upon . verdict that will satisfy
both parties throughout the country.
Prayers tsr CsnErsss-
New YonK. December 2.-Ths following
Is printed here: It 10 proposed to held .
meeting on Monday at II o'clock. the hour
OF the assembling Of Congress, to invoke
the presence Of the Holy Spirit on the
wisdom. and peace with. our Legislators In
in thsir deliberations. We heartily con-
cur In this proposal. and suggest the
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church - the place
VI assembling. Thomas Arnulage. u.h H..
Hepworth, James n. Ludlow. T. b. Hist
tngs. b. II. Tying. Jr. and William Il.
Sabine.
Less or . Steamship.
NEW ORLEANS. December THE steam
ship Mary. Of the Morgan line from Nor
gan City, for Texas pert with an asssrtsd
cargo. struck on . bar Thursday morning,
and soon aftor went 10 pieoos. The vessel
aud cargo Ia o total loss. The vessel 10
valued at sl25.OOO. No insurance. No
lives were lost.
The Accounts efJay cooke & %
WASHINGTON. December 2.-on inquiry
- to the condition Of tho accounts Of Jay
Cooke. McCuiloch 4 Co. with tho Geuorn.
msnt. IL IL ascertained that their accounts
a. financial agents In London oil the Navy
Department have been settled In the
Treasury and paid In full.
Military Change.
Cmcloo. December A. The Twenty
third Regiment Of Ilfantry has bean trans
ferrsd from the Department Of tho Platte
TO the Department Of the Missouri. head
quarters TO be at Fort L~savsnworth.
Indians Surrendered.
CHICAGO. December a. Tho nrst de-
tachmsnt OF Choyennss. consisting Of about
thirty lodges. who surrendered 10 General
Miles on November 27th. has como into
the Cheyenne Agency.
The Presidescs Message.
w~AsHIsoros. December 2.-Ths Presi-
dents message has not yet been read 10 tho
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A suppocArINa couGH.

In . letter to Mrs. Lisls, Of chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western press, she
a~scriles the cure Of . dangerous cough. aecom.
panied by bleeding at tbs lungs. 10 Haie,s
Honey Of Ilorehound and Tar. my cough
she says. .thrcaiened 10 sufrocate mo . =
but the Honey OF ilorehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF H." The letter was TO
q lady friend IN this city. who has placed II at
the disposal Of O. N. Crtirnton.7 Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
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l~ssroxrsp DAILY Mt n r. KKArtxo . col
San rraselseo Beard.

San TraneiSeo Beard.
Last xvrSiSo.
~ Eurska Con-. ios
~ belmont. AZ
SIS Leopard. ~, ~
$40 Ola. 1. IL
SIS Northern Belie. 81. s.S.a
so Hussey. tse
29O Manhattan. l54. i5t
Pa Mansfield. Ice
ts3 Mcdoc. 81. 81
so coso Con.. Nc
rs Golden Carrot. ~
80 South Chariot. 6oc. sc
2O New Coso, AVA
Is Meadow Valley. Die
is kaymoud 4 Ely. 81
20 General raomss. 1. ~
go sisrra Nevada. i3s. lax
1855 Caledonia, IN, bh. 3s. i3As
sss Overmaa. no. III. III hs. iu9
is5 seq Bsleher. ID. n. ~. IN
1910 Justice. ar. &c, IN. %
$40 sAvagr. iis n
CSC Hale 4 so'ero-s. Ts,Tk
80 bAItimorc. 81. IN
IDS Mexican. -. ~
SIS California, 0h 20. BY
q q n. Virgins. -. -. iss ss b
ms ne.t a blshss. Az, '''.,'SS
tso I.iIos Jss.s,. isS. u.s.. 10.
i3o Gould 4 Curry. i2<. i2s
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10 crown Point. ".
~ vphir. tss, 49,. IS. az
80 Csoiisr- potosi. 13.T6
3G5 Lady Washington, -.
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Is Alpha ~
~ Eieheqasr. iss
m- xossiss.
$50 Ophir. ti'.. tss. 20
725 M-niesn. siS 9t..H
$50 uoulx 4 Cuuy, lss ,h.
yi0 Bsss ! Islch.r. %. ls., 49,. nt@
I'D California. 81. 3os 49,. sos'""
ASIA Con. Virginia. e,., ss' ''' ~
IA tsS hi. ~ IS
$50 Hale a sofcrs-.. TA..I.
rs Chollar roto.i. %, 5k.Is
80 Crown Point. ~
3ss Yellow Jacket. icS .i6a. "'s
7Ss Imperial. 2'..asS
$50 Alpha. ssk. Ss
Is ksntask.9s
as Islshsr, 10, NV. iiA IL.
i2s5 sierra Sevsda. IN. i2'.
10 Utah. itk
Is Dalliop, ~
$40 Etehelasr. 10, i3t
$50 r-g. Bslcher. ~ b. -
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so o,,na.n, IA. us. iiaS. III. Ill., iiss'
r1sJa.,iss %. sss. ss'.. ss.. 81. bia. % BID
A.. N. t1
sTs Union Con, ias. Ia.
100 Blackwell
i0 LAi, Bryan. IKE
ssf Julia. Sac
no Caledonia. ~. 49,, i3S
no KlieksrboSksr. 3Sc
"a Globe. 3Oc
sl25 baltimore. 5k,s.
2o5 SILVER Mn. ~
~ Le1Iaft. Sc sD
c. Eureka Cou iOs
10 Tahoe. SHE
sos Prospect. ~
so l. ~ylsthsn. iS.h
80 North Con. virginia tSc
iy9s L.iy Washington. q. ~. -, q.
40 ko-suth. IL
tS0 Andes, ~. ~
30 q -mopolitAn. hc
100 Northern belle. ~, AS
SO Alta. AZ, ..
- Woodsilie, ~
90 M-sdos Valley. soc
IS Raymond q Eiy.s
% X Oh Island. U.s.
IS Da,ton. ~
10 Challenge. ~
so New Nvrk. H.. II. I'D
~ OceidcntAl. 81
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
lndiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss Of manhood. etc. viii send
q recipe that win cure you. free Of charge.
This great remedy was discovered ny . mis-.
sionary In soaih America. send 9 telfad.
drcssed envelope TO the Rev. Joseph 7. lnman,
station d. bible House, Now York city.
Tim
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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR TIKI AZ.
PLICTED TO BE CURED AT HOME.

rw, or more OF the surgeons Of the National
Surgical Institute. Indianapolis, Indians. viii
visit viigiuis City. Nevada, at the Friedrich
iIouss, November 18th and 18th. 1875. II ID
needless 20 say that this Institution has mel
only . national. bat o WORLDWIDE. reputation,
plss than any similar Institution In the verdi,
Those su1srsg from Piles. fistuls. Paralysis,
Curvature Of the sp,ns. Hip or Knee Joiet die
Eases. CROOKED Limbo. Climb Feet. OF any bodily
deformity, cannot Afford TO let this Opportunity
pass VI receiving treatment a. home. The Bur
geons will come prspared With All necessssJ
apparatus 10 treat the most difnenit eesse o.
delbrmity. nol5 eod "
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Nevada Mutual life Insuranes
Company.

This 10 . newly organized Life Insur-
ance Company. At Virginia City. Iis
capital to commence with Is one hundred
thousand dollars. Its plan Of insur-
ancc is purely equitable. and establishes
the company upon the sound basis Of mu.
tual protection. and gives insurance nj
actual cost. Every policy holder !. .
member Of tho company and entitled
10 q voice In It's management The plan
is one Of tho safest possible. and the
names Of the we'll known business men
Of Virginia City attached a. managers
Is q sufficient guarantee that It's Affairs will
bc conducted In the most exemplary man.
ner. Those who insure In this company
will simply keep their money at home
under their own management and control.
Further particulars can be learned by .
perusal OF their advertisement published
In another column to-day.
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-
BAN F~RAScrsco. Nov. 20. 1876.
EDrroh Nsws: Last night, - I lay IN
my bed. gazing through the open window
at tho clear. starlit aud moonlit skies. l
heard Q sound a. Of sweet music. The
sound wa that low. subdued hum You
sometimes hosr whom fishing IN tho banks
Of some purling brook on . beautiful Sum-
msr day. somewhere along late In July or
early In August; when the swest.voiced
mesquite sings his rouAdelay midst the
bulrushss and sips honey from the cheek
Of . fair maiden. who. in mournful tones
10 cussing her luck because the nsh are
mot hungry. Tho voice ! heard was that
Of . mosquito. sur enough. Just think
Of ~ mosquitoes In the latter end Of
November | It's enough 10 make q fellow
think that the world has turned upside
down and that the seasons have become ro-
vsrsed. Ever since ! have boon here
about Q week
THn WEATHER.
Has been such ~ 10 offer the utmost en-
souragamsnt to an Industrious and we'll
regulated mosquito. II Is about as II usu-
ally 10 In the latter part Of August In No
vada. The air 10 a. soft a. tho man who
bouyht ophir 81 sSOO n 10 hoiding eh
get even ~ bainiy ~ tne prsA'h u =
maiden whs cleans her teeth twioe q DAY
with soxodsnt. The skies are ~ clear ~
tho Main street In Hamilton. n the
moon shines - bright ~ . dollar.store
diamond on an embroidered shirt-froni.
EVERYBODY says there never was AuSn
80 ..d .var.hojv s,iov. "A hut tho,s
philsnthropic souls who sympathize with
the farmers. For ny part, ! dont care J,
tnsre !, nsyer ano.ner p'g pumpii saSs
i can snIov such glorious wealth.
OF ~ I am now rsvsliny in. People say
that II there 10 no rain. great injury viii
snsus 10 the farmers, and the crop pros
poets will be ruined. It's always the farm
ers and the crops. II 10 rains like blue
blaxss. thcn "A u Kslng 10 inJuro the farm
arr. N n len't rain, than the crops are 10
be blightsd by drought. peopis
pleasure 10 marred By such .ordid eonsiu-
srAtions - cropsf, Ihsro wni 20 rnr
and potatoes n turnips, anu MI nn
scrt OF granger truck when Hs sIe al as.
q rsttsn u forgottsn. ouinc'sn' aI
the DAY 10 the svh tnsIsoI. ;Sy
tne nue. wsa'neI .Ans G,a N go
ssy "ni .e"o We ~ ,n"w rbsrs
Usck .ue SIs T,n".. snl TalJ,n G,ts
thero are NO I'm iiou sny wnoJwsrd's
parks, anu ,rhwpsrr,ss' SUI .oamas.
Gardens: and tame psa,s Anu mn
and stock brokers, Aha .sA'noa P's'' AA'
othsr animals oi tha' sor'.
srRucK II,
w,.,I cam. down here I hal no idea
"s Iii,
that ! shouid nhd Aers = msahs VI "s
money easily and without labor but 4
b,vs struck Il, sure. All ever the city
n-....,u.. n..,.I 4, uonsv brolers'
% that within
shu ssoio 1870 .,annn, ~ .ilysr
YOU esa snso,n, ~ .aii Tbs, vsn.
.ssI "S3i .,iv.r for s20 roid :,
- no,ic.d ,bat .om, M Them offer
h,ah a. All rs silysr for $40 gold.
yow csn ,bers be An sssier WAY Of making
n'ons, Alan o.,tipr hold Of A lot Of twenty.
niscss snd CHANGING them FOR silver
o~i.u n tbo prs,aiiinr scarcity Of twenty
S.,i.r niscssi I bayo mot vet entered into
nj. ,nI.,i,n hrt a. rssy 10 sso tbat
tho,ob ,iIvar eoin was NJ a discount In this
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Wade Hampton Appeals to
the President.
AN IMPORTANT CABINET MEETING.
The Government Will Stand BY the
Republican House.
PRESIDENT GRANT WILL sUs
TAIN CHAMBERLAIN.
Fears OF n Conflict Between the
Two Parties.
AN IMPORTANT CABINET MEETING.
PRESIDENT GRANT WILL sUs
TAIN cHANRERLAIS.
(srrcrAL Dr.rArcHKs TO rHE GoLD LII
DAILY Erws.i


t'rHctAI p"rAIehks To rue "oIp I'LL
DAh' st~s'
-
w-.su,xorox n..ouh.r o -Th. ,o,lov.
ing telegram was receives oy the rresiueh'
at q late hour Thursday night:
CoLuxn,,. November 3O.-The Demo.
cratic members Of the lower Houss, sixty
,av. an n%n,,Isr mai o~,i.,Iv In An. hall To-
IA, vitb ,hsir sns.lrr In ,he chair. Tn
P.nnhi,..ns a,v-nin. In prmhsr ,I,o
sIpmhisJ IT, snJ n,,csl ,hsir sne.lar
IN m. ~ nsnsr. png.r nroni,.es 10
~ nn, ~ A.. lIorse s,,h, member Juiy
'I.s,sJ Sa,Ji,. sar,,ae.,.. from, Aha M.
HSas' ~.e. w. 49,. - A.. All.
49, =, ,ha or.iias,,ionS ~ n. msmbers
W. n,onc.o 10 issys ths aucstion 10 ths
House. Those members will remain until
e.Psieu ~ io,ve, w. VIZ sa;.'s,.
WILL NOT
win we rre''ushuAi s's's. WV
ask only . eohsu.unvn Nsi'u
Peseeaoly Iot ..e soou y 'no
very tesPeS"ui'! souu
WADE "'
Hon. l.. Q. @. Lamar yesterday received
q telegram from Senator J. u. derdon
General Wade Hampton urging him 10
have tho President and Cabinet waited
upon Immediately by their friends, stating
that absolute peace prevails In Columbia
and in the House, where both bodies were
In session, and that the Republicans were
i.i,ing than
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEws.

SPECIAL 70 rHs soLp arla DAILY mvss
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SAN FRANCISCO.
BEAUTIFUL WEATHER IN THE
GOLDEN GATE CITY.

The Tale eff Wandering Mesquite
In she Palace Hotel - steeks
Dswn-A bear Bsques.
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aEsrLExEN,s cLorHIse, Etc.


the CAMPAIGN FAIRLY OPENED.
lIAYRs AND TILDRS ARE IN raE
deid. bat rrmeuber the graf leading quss-
ilon at is~us Is not who shall be our nsii
President. hot
WHO SELLS
the BEST CLOTHING
FOR THE LEAST MONEY!
BANNER BROS,
GREAT
VIRGINIA CITY,
oFrER THEIR ESTiRE STOCK OF
GENTS DRESS.
DIAGONAL AND
BUSINESS SUITS
Youths and Boys Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS, BOOTS. SHOES.
TRUNKS, vALlsss. ETC.,,
P0R TIN MKT THIRTY DAYS,
AT GREATLY RRDuoRD PRICES.
| ~ pNef w uAhho TWIN y" A
Fall sioci. now on the way from our "
Eastern Clothing Factory.
WE WILL SELL
OUR ENTIRE o
THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
BEDROCK PRIcEs|
Ono and sss Nc. and b convinced that
svery plank in our platform Is sosrses' that
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
GREATEST BARGAINS IN CLOTHING
Dan nov bs had st the
IMMRNsR CLOTHING EMPORIUM
BANNER BROS,
Corner or Q and faylsr streets,
mno'sis; NEVADA.
EW STORE
IA NEW STOCK
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
Gents Furnishing Goods!
JOS. BARNERf,
THE wELL-KSowS oLoruIER,
OPPOSITE TIE NEWS" OFFICE,
MAIN srR RRT.--..--..0oLD HILL,
Adjoining shs hsrdvsss stor.
IN DIR. HALLS BUILDING.
lin ,. BARNRRT.
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MEETING or THE CABINET.

WASHINGTON. December 2.--There was =
short session OF the Cabinet at tho Rxeeu-
tive Mansion this morning. at which all
the members were present excepting secre.
taries Fish and Robeson. IL Is understood
that ETHICAL reports from Ruger were re-
ceivod and read by the Secretary Of war.
II was believed that there WAS NO necessity
for my additional official action by the
Government at present. and the meeting
adjourned after il had lasted about twenty
minutes.
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WARS or A CONFLICT.

CHICAGO. November "A Jc~r"aF'
Washington special says the dispatches
from Columbia say that fears arc enter
tanned that a conflict between tho two par
ties will occur to-day. Both branches Of
the Legislature have decided to 10 into
Joint session and eount the votes for Gov
ernor aud Lieutenant Governor at 2 y. n.
The Democratic House still occupies tho
Legislative Hall in conjunction with the
Republican House. The Democratic mem.
beers say they DO not propose TO attack the
returns for Presidential electors. conced'
ing the State to Hayes, but they will not
allow the Republicans to count out Hamp'
ton.
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IhLcfEb 10 FHkskHNE FkAUk
And not to interfere except 10 prevent
blooLshsd or violence. Tho Cabinet nan
imou,ly indorsed this policy. and the ques-
ton Of direct interference has never bsea
considered seriously. This was the state.
mont Of one member Of the Cabinet. and
Others said substantially the same thing.
but added that in all probability the ques.
ton Of recognizing tho Lower House Of
the Legislature a. organized by the Rspub-
llcans or Democrats would come before The
Cabinet for settlement, and II was the dis
custom Of this matter which revealed
iifsrepcs Of opinion In the Cabinet.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-11
ADMINISTRATORS
SALE.
OF
Personal Property.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
7 in par nance # an order Of ths District
Court III the Fourth judicial District, State Of
Nevada, made on the first day # April, 1876.
in the matter Of the estate Of JOHN Bosco
deceased the unde; SIGNED, the Administra-
tor Of the Estate Of said deceased. will sell at
private sale, for cssh, ~ L. $. gold coin. and
subject to confiImgti n by aid District
Cont, on 18th day OF april, 1876, 1T tore Il
Y Levy 4 H.. in NinneuHcca, Nevada the
following per onal properly belonging TO s.. d
Estate. 70 Nlt
One half interest in lot dairy impl aments:
half intCrost in three horses Wagon and har-
nesr: half interest ia fOuf PIGS: 5t0 posts
cut on ranch enc old srrhe-wggun: one
large wagon; enc other wagon; tWo old mules:
two h, rs +: one lot If old harness: As sacks
barley; ercp raised on ranch last year: two
head cattle; three single plows; one lot OF
wood; household furnitare; cellar near rail.
road; stables near John Jmgens. in Winnie
macea; blacksmith tools; and one bot Of
butter,
If said property is not sid on said day
the sale will be continued from day to day
till all If the property l. disposed of
NJ. SEIGEL,
Administrator Of Estate
OF JOHN Bosco, deceased.
Winnemucca, April 8, 1876.
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