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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-17
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-17
THR OUTLOOK,

Owing TO 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 tho pressure
with tho rest. Considering the situation,
We feel gratided that our business has
held is " beyond u expectations. Al.
though tho 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
q large and well-selectcd stock Of CUSTOM
made clothing for men and boys, furnish.
goods. boots. shoes. hats. trunks, ~valises.
blankets. etc.. and In purchasing Kept an
re 10 hs rais shanss- namely buying
ohsap-for We know that We must sell low
10 most the depleted parsss Of ths CON.
nunity, and VI can and will do II. Come
and see II We don't.
hlfxsrxla a WoIy,
Leading Clothiors. COLA Hui
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..,,,.,. ,,.,. magazine.
p.p.r,.r-. s.s.s .s~.iax.

Nor A uEENr.-Tho Silver City T'~''
u to-day SAYS: Friends Of the man Cole
man. who was found dead with hi. team
Last week. about twenty miles from Day
ton, request us 90 saw that ho Was not
hermit A. reported. He owned a ranch.
and lived ON IL, aud worked IL. He was
once wealthy, in New York. aud enee had
a good business in Dayton. His son' Nhe
lives in Elko, has arrived in Dayton aud
b. settling up the Affairs OF his dcecascd
father.
A-srssnESrs-An assessment OF Il per
share 4. levied by the Gould aud Curry
Mining Company. delinquent ON the 2yth
81 December. aud OF 81 Per share ps
the Utah Mining Company delinquent 0"
tho Goth Of December.
TuK case 81 william NcDonough' the
minsr charged with tampering with sew
sral little girl. in Virginia some months
since. IL progressing before a jury IN inc
District Court under closed doors.
ON -leighs ar. being repaired and now
one. are being built for the Winter cam.
n.i,u which il -o near al hand. Gold
Killers are great for sleighing.
Tm ladies Of silver City are succeeding
admirably i'm soliciting subscriptions for
the benefit Of tho Protestant Episcopal
Church in that place.
Rosr WILSON was arrested again In Viz
ginis last night for being drunk. This
makes her third arrest In thiriy-slN
hours.
Tux Brunswick. Trench and Morgan
mill, ARE now running. The Bacon mill
h temporarily shut down Tor repairs.
Tux weather to-day has bscn beautiful ;
the SKY clear. no wind 10 speak oil. and
just cool enough to 10 pleasant.
OWE s9O.O o In coin 10 said to b. locked
m, i'm Virginia City and Gold Hill by bets
Vi, the Presidential election.
Ir IL thought yirginia's new school
bou.o will lie ready for the ball To he
given ON the 2sth instant.
MANLY all tho mcn formerly working
IN the DAYTON min. have been discharged.
Only a small shift remains.
Six persons were arrested Tor being
.lrulk in Virginia last night. Things
really begin to look up.
Tux California mine has shipped during
tho pre.ent d.cal mouth bullion to the
amount Of s2ii.i7i 80.
Tux virginia City Catholic Church will
urob.bly b. finished and ready for oceu-
patton by Christmas.
Tux bullion product from the Justice
mine will aggregate s2oo,oc for the month
Of November.
soxc virginisns are already eussins the
dust which arises from tho newly macada-
Inized street.
Ir 4. estimated that there are two law
yer. in Virginia City who attend church
on sunday.
II. II. MIausLs. tho brilliant editor OF
the Carson Appesi. visited tho Coms'oek
yesterday.
pous bar. Of bullion. valued at so.5i7 3d.
wer. shipped from Virginia City last
evening.
THERE are assessments on twenty-five
mius. in Nevada at present. aggregs'ing
s703. 200.
yr.rr TO the bonanza mincs vas made
Yesterday by the Postal Commissioa.
sxlLL dwelling homes sre sprissing up
in .yey direction il Virginia City.
Orxn.r,oSs vere commenced on the
new O.. and @. ofs-houso yesterday
EyxsrrmSo surrounding the BONANZA
mil. y kept neat and clean.
LnrLE or no betting Is now iudulged IN
by enthusiastic politicians.
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Ngtees Nales.

San FMlScisco. November ia p. NJ.
Calcionia-sa bill.
Ophir-t2 sold.
Con. Virginia t2S bid.
Best a Belcher-39S bid.
California -i6S bid.
Hale A Norcro-s-6 bid.
Sierra Neyada-iO bid.
Union Con.-nl bid.
Caledonia-sa bill.
Imperial -2.55 hid.
Northern Rells-2S asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-17
A BREATH

And yearly teeth srs easily obtained By cleans.
Ing your teeth daily with that Justly popular
deniitiee. sOz0D0Nr. Composed Of rare an.
tissp,ic herbs. Il imparts wilderness 10 The
te IN, . delicious aroma W the breath. and pre-
--ryes intact. from youth 70 old age. The tech.
Aeidity Of the stomach vii destroy the siross-
sosoiont, and this purs 10 th.vssh protects
the dental surfaces by removing every impufiy
th.i adhsres TO them. Ask Jour druggist ios
sOZ DON'T. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-17
A Thrilling Story Of Ancient England.

Looking northward from Bradenstokc,
the view 10, II possible, of q still more
p~sytoral character. Tho slope IL slight
toward Malmesbury. aud the upland IL all
green With wood and meadow. IL Is liter
ally Q land flowing with milk and honey
abOunding IN butter and cheese, rich ex-
cccdingly In flocks aud herds aud green
fields anil wide and well-wooded parks and
little villages with great churches. There
Is Draycot Csrne. onos tho chief seat OF
the Longs, and the scene Of Long welles-
ley'a fortune-hunting exploits. Near II
arc tho two Somorfords, Broad and Little,
and close to them another ford. locally
called " Gus Malford." but more decently
described In tho maps as Christian NAL
ford, neither name exactly representing
the older form. Close To II IL the railway
station and canal lock Of Dauntescy,
Dauntsey, Dantscy. or Dantzy-there are
perhaps ~ many ways Of spelling II as OF
spelling Shakespeare or Dcrkhampstcd.
Two miles north Ia the church. and nj
most touching II. tho manor-houss. Tho
Avon here bends suddenly to the south
ward, and the high road crosses IL by a
bridge from which the church and hall
may be seen standing near tho waters
.lao Al tha ali mr. nv. frDm which tle
name 4. derived. Tho house 10 modern
and 10 Tho last degree unintercsiing. but
the church will repay tho trouble OF n
visit. The manor was Inherited by tho
Stradlings, Of whom We have heard In
Glamorgan. from the heiress Of tho Daunt-
o.sy,. and VA, aftsrward SUCCESSFULLY
Owned Inv the pauyrrscs, Tho Duke Of
YorL. aftcrvard James H., and the Nor
dsunt@, Earls Of Monmouth. OF the
iut of the Btradlings, Aubrey tells q
very drilling story, but modern In
yesiiestions have not tended 10 confirm
ia c~rsdibiiity. On n certain Sunday
morning ne ball had been duly ttollci.
The congregation was all assembled. the
Rector Was ROBBED AMI In his place, but the
chsncel scat. were empty. Those were
DAYS when country slnir.s were waited for
In church, and, sir Edward aud his family
not making their appearance, the natural
thing would have been. one might suppose.
10 10 on without them. but no; the
neonle left tho church In n body and went
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-supporArINa CnuGH.

In . letter 10 Mrs. Lisle. Of Chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western press, she
panied hy bleeding at ths lungs, TO Hale's
Honey OF IIorehound and Tar. my cough
she ssys, "threatened 10 suffocste me
but the Honey OF Horchound and Tar has
removed every trare Of t." The letter wls 10
a lady friend In this city. who has placed II 81
the disposal Of @. N. Crittenton.f Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehs Drops cure In one
minnie
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The fioridn Nine.

Night before last tho bottom 81 the
.hait Of the FLORIDA mine cut through
the cas-, clay wall % tho ledge and passed
into q splendid character Of broken
quartz and low-grado ore. This quartz
/. mixed with sircaks % exceedingly
rich ore. anil looks a. II the shaft is just
about 10 penetrate an extensive body OF
ore. The shaft Il down 5I2 feet, n ha.
already penetrated the ledge n distance OF
five feet. During last week the north DRIFT
on the iOO-foot level cut the west wall Of
the ledge. tapping at the same time .
heavy How of water, which stopped all
work at that point, and showed the Ledge
10 le 52s feet in width. With this How 81
water came a mixture ~ sediment aud
blue clay, such az 10 often found on the
foot.wall ~ the Comstock. The pumps
aud machinery at the mine are all in the
heat possible working condition and tho
developments are being advanced with a
yicor that betekcns the b,s, ~ results for
the future. The pumps can raise easily
5000 gallons % water Ter hour /; 50 that
there Il no danger whatever OF flooding
the mine. The company arc In q very
tionrishing condition for a prospecting
mine. having yesterday just completed
the payment % tho neat little sum 81 So
so 1.-THE running expenses OF the past
| month
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-17

BAs FRAscIsco. November Ill P. NJ
A lady stepped OF . string beam Of the
Oakland long bridge last evening at Z
o'clock. and life was extinct when the body
was recovered . few minutes subsequently,.
Her name IL unknown thus far, but sho
10 beloved 10 BE- tho wifo OF one Of the
masters Of the thrco bsrks now lying 81
The end 81 The wharf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-17

Discussion between a wise child and
its Absrdonian tutor-"That star you
see up there ia bigger than this world"
"No. u isn't" Eyes, II is." Then
why doesn't Il keep the rain OFT"
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CARD,

To all who arc suffering from the errors and
indlscretions OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss OF manhood. ETC.. ! will send
Q recipe that will cure you. frce Of charge.
This great remedy was discovered by q mis-.
sionary In south America. Send 9 srlf.ad.
drc<sed envelopes TO the New. Joseph +. 1nman,
station d, hble House. New York CITY.
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a
AJoLLY Coon FELLow.-A man was ar
rested in Virginia the other night for
drunken conduct. lie found the required
si7 50 Tail. Yesterday he was fonnd
guilty hy Judge Cox. Tho wrotchoL cir
cumstances in which tho mans family
were came to the knovlelgc VI City Atior-
| new Stephens and he. the Judge and the
arrvsting officer ~relinquishcd their ices
AMI turned the siT 30 over to the mans
wife. There are five children, one Of
them at the breast. and all 1.-Two in the
rr,.t.s, poverty. The husband j. 4 Jolly
rusl follow. ON the night 81 his arrest
he drank anil gambl-d oil over $40 which
he sh.uld have taken home to his wife aud
babies. For their sake his name 10 with
held. A whipping-po would 10 an orna-
ment to the Comstock.
SAN wAasrR SOLVES rHe DIrricuLry.-
Old Sam Wagner, Virginia. black bell
ringer. Ia, a new plan to settle the present
election trouble. lie was ont crying an
| auction this morning, and when he hsd an
audience Ia his satisfaction. aired his
| political opinions. "Now 10 pears IN
mo" shouted Sam. " dat lie people oh dis
yer ken,ry air goin' crazy oyah who's
ilectid. Some .ez Tilyun. some sea II air
HAYES. Now. INV advice to lie people 81
I'M. yer kentry Is 10 Glib dat Presidential
rbc.r IN nu,her one oh dem. but jist you
To-, ole Gin'ril Grant sit dar fur fouah
10 ,hs noah. Denis my ideos."
ATH,ssronNKp srKrEr.-The work OF
maead.mizing q street, Virginia. from
sutton avenue to flowcry street. was
,,,.hcl hi. afternoon. 81 far as laying The
- gos,. Thi. il the whole distance re-
auirSl by the contract. a good uea' y,
work /. vet 10 bc done In hiiins W anu
ley,ling down In order TO get q uniform
.~urf,cr' IL would be q good idea ~
turn the hyjrants loose and dreneh inc
street now.
Cn,RaEp WITH MALICIOUS Miscnikr.-
.Jamo. Anderson was arrested last Monday
NV Constable SymOps on q charge OF ma
licious mischief, for tearing down ieheo
In Confidence Ravine. Anderson was yes
tsrlay tried before a jury In Judge virgins
Court. and a verdict " not guilty returned.
Thi. ia considered a just conclusion oil tho
case.
srE AIiaur AssoCrArios.-As will DO
ssen b, due notice in our advertising col
umn. today the exercises Of this Assoeia-
,ien on Sunday will Ia held at the Carson
Theater. subjectof Discourse; The Ma
tional Election and its Lessons Capt
W. X. wearc will rscits an original poem
Our Carson neighbors will please TAXI no
tice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-17
VICTORIA, q. c.
R.porse., Geld Discoveries

heporsrss Ns~su
VERONA, November i5.-Rich gold dig
gings arc reported to have been discovered
1t Cherry Crock, 0kanagcn county.
Tho railway surveys arc now over. The
last party came to town to-day. Tho sell
ection of the route il looked for soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-17

wonLp's dnEAr RExEpr =" Medical
wonder - for rheumatism. neuralgia.
srsmp-oolis. colds, srrains. burns, tooth
ache, et. oc4 ims
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-17

LYoS's KAruARiox makes beautiful.
glosU. lururisnt hair /; prevents its. falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years. 10 charmingly perfumed.
and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-17

81 think I must lsok over H." a. The
horse said 70 the gate Of the clover dsld.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-17
u,n,x,. N,oxoLII BAL.x prcseryI

HAdAS's DALI Pfcsef'e' shu
restores the complexion. removes freckles,
tan and sallowness; makes The skin soi''
white and delicate. Its application can
not 10 detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-17
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

srsoAL TO ru, o { III DAILY s.v,.
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sau,h C.relinn,. Coant.

COLUMBIA. \. G., November 1.-THE
supreme Court to-day issued auxiliary in-
.tructions to tho Board Of Canvassors n
proceed strictly in.their ministerial duty
In ~ennvas.ing tho returns. The Board Of
Can,as.ers. Who have just met. have do
cidei To elect five gentlemen on each sids
to witncs. the count. The result will
probably be reached tonight.
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All Quiet In New Orleans.

Cmoioo, November i7.-Gencral Shcri-
dan tolegraphs this morning from New
Orleans that all is quiet in that city.
Twenty-Five companies Of United States
troops are in the city proper. aud more
easily available. Sheridan will remain
in Now Orleans until tho difficulty is fully
aliusi,l.
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Advance in rreights.

Nrw yoRK. November i7.-ocean steam
ship freight. under the war news have ad-
yanccL within = week from ga. 10 400. Per
ton. For bacon and cheese II h always
p. higher. while tho Star Line holds out
for "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-17

NEW York. November IA baltimore
dispatch says the reelection Of Walsh 70
the next Congress from the Sixth District
Of MARYLAND. will b. contested by Me-
Coma.. tho Republican candidate for that
position.
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Deaics the son Impeachment.

New York. November l7.-Miss leila
Morse. daughter Of the late Professor
Morse. before sailing for Europe ycster-
day, gave positive denial TO currunt ru-
mors Of her engagement to Governor
'TiIlgn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27

1862 including steamers tugs, sailing ships and IRON
clads, was 2O3, divided as follows;
IrOn-cads, 50.
Screw steamers, 67
side-wheel steamers large and smalD o.
Tugs and small side-wheel vessels not lifted TOT ngn
ing, 80.
ships, 20. Total. 203.
OF these there were unavailable for lighting purposes
Vessels on the stocks built Of live oak, l.
Vessels the stocks built OF white oak, >.
Tugs used for yard purposes ~
Sailing vessels used as practice store ana receiSlus
vessels, but OF little or no use for 1ghng purposes 20
Iron.cads ON the stocks built OF white oak ana some
what decayed, 4.
Iron-eads not of sufficient displacement and entirely
unfit for war purposes, p.
To which should be added the Niagara, Puritan and
Susquehanna which without machinery and In snch
condition that much time and cost would DE required
to put them in seagOng order IL would to build new
vessels They consequently unavailable, making
total of o. which, deducted from the 203 given above,
leaves the ecienforce Of tile navy ut that tne OS
The iron-clads which possessed the proper fighting
qualities and included in the los vessels as above,
also more less rotten and all required expensive
repairs.
The following summary Of the annual report OF the
Engineernchef Of the Navy for the fiscal year ended
June 80, 1876:
The estimates for repairs, preservation, &c, OF ma
chnery for the navy the next fiscal year are very spe
cc aud therefore vary but little from the last report
The Navy Department Is determined 10 nave morning
but good boilers in its ships Nearly every steam VesseI
IN the navy has been reDOered For tue oOorauv, W"
boilers being constructed ut the Delaware n9Lhs'
New-YOrk, and are nearly completed For the frankn'
some repairs were made to her machinery at opeLza'
The engines in good condition. but the boilers are re-
ported unreliable These boilers were built for Hessel
of much lighter draft and are consequently dehcleht
In the steamrOOm required for the large engines Inc
Wabash requires new boilers and machinery. Otner
vessels need oyerhauing NeW boilers anu IN ~
are being furnished DINERS Inc ne" iO5 'o
Trenton, built ut the Morgan Iron Works erected on
board AFTER thorough tfla mas proven 70 ~
The converted engine, from simple 20 cOpound Oh tle
Yandaua is completed and on board A very satlsIac
tory trial has been made e record oil O vases
demonstrated thar the i4lrpladed sore" SHOWS Soa'
superiority over the tWO-bladed.
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brothers and they are taken sick and die" "Pm going
TO see Mrs. Bagley about it, know she won't give you
any peace till you let her out" prospective Caude
seemed 30 have terrOrs tor the Governor. He
declined to give the advocates Of capital punishment the
benefit of precedent
A sturdy cOuntryman named John Cunning
lived with his family in hut the wilderness in Madi-
son County, n. Y. One day early last week he saw a
bear passing his house and set ont in pursuit with rifle
and hunting knife and with his dog. Night came on and
be did not return. The following day passed and yet he
did not return. His wife, becoming alarmed at his alb
scnce, went 20 ghDOrng settlement and enlisted the
assistance OF couple OF men, who plunged into the
wilderness to discover the missing man. Alter NEST
fatgung search, lasting several hours they came upon
the manged remains OF Dunning and his dog while
him lay three dead panthors. Two OF them bore marks
Of having been shot, while the mother met her death
fighting Cunning, who had plunged his hunting knife
into her body.
The Younger brothers, who were indicted on
Nov 16 for the murder Of Haywood the cashier of the
Mortified inn) Bank and OF Nicholas Gustaysen are
in excellent spirits. Cole writes poetry the Farbau
JAIL jim eats with difficulty owing his wounded jaw,
and Bob shows hard kind of grit in moaning
his arm, which was pierced by muslet ball at North
field, carried in sling through storm and
swamp during his desperate attempt to escape,
and finally reset in the jail Henrette, sister
TO the three brothers, and Mrs. TWyman, aunt
TO the same, are ministering unto Them Henriette
steTnly denies the imputation that she loves Jim
she a cloak trimmed with fur. When people stare
at her IN the courtroom she freezes, but when the
pleasant young gentlemen who represent the ST. Paul
papers draw near with gentle courtesy, she breaks
All in all, she is sister of whom the Missouri night
riders may well be proud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27
CUSTOMS BUREAU.

STATISTICS or THE BUSINESS DURING THE PAST
YEAR.
frpoU AN occA sIoNAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRInUNE
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The following from
tbe annual report Of the Commissioner Of Customs shows
Tho oneraons OF the Customs Bureau for the fiscal year
ending June so, 1876:
Accounts on hand. July l, 1873, 100 - .,....
Accounts received from First Aditor during the year.
o'SHo accounts adjusted during the year, COLA ,,,
Accounts returned to First Auditor, lO total, OOZ4
Accounts hand July l, 1876 2OO'
There was paid into the Treasury OF the Uniteu STATES
from sources the accounts OF which are settled ~ TINS
Office:
ON account Of customs Slis,O71 984 81.
on account OF Marine Hospital tax, S5li9So %: cr
on account OF steamboat inspection Sc $4,000 o.
7S ~ So sS'O'' u ' -. ,,,.,ou,. oo,o,..
on accHunt Of customs officers and emOlument fees
on account of deceased passengers, $780, total
And there was paid out OF tho Treasury account Of
expenses OF collecting the revenue rom CUSTOMS
0n account Of reiundlng excess of deposits, Sl0l9
% On account Of debentures, s3,845,4ol 90;
ON account OF public buildings, SJ,lss,ooo Al. lib,
on account construction and mathematics Oh DShs
On account Of construction and maintenance of rcve
on account Of marine hospital service, si3s,GGs So
On account OF preserving life and property from snip
on account Of compensation in lieu Of moieties
on miscellaneous accounts $4,000 92i total, $780,
lean hardly overesmate the importance of provision
bein made for the settlement OF accounts of exclusions
officials There large amounts due the Govern
mcnt ON nnaGiusted balances Of this kind extending
INADEQUATE 10 the proper discharge of current business
am OF the opinion that the labor OF competent and IN
dustrious person In this direction will every year save
much mo,a than his salary besides increasing the efi-
cheney aud usefulness OF the Office.