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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
NEW LOCATIONS.
oar Fussre Ds.sssas-Prespeetins
ntnes and Miners.

The number Of new mines that are be-
ing prospected and incorporated is an en-
couraging sign. some Of them may justly
come under the general head Of Wild
cat" but even the Consolidated Virginia
was onee so designated. II w are TO have
any bonanzas in the future, they are to DO
found In these same mines. which one now
scarcely mentions without = derisive
smile. The following locations, In addi-
ton 10 those already reported by IN. were
incorporated during the month Of August :
South Chollar Mining Company-Chas.
Redmond. T. b. Moore. John Mcdonnell
and Joseph Reilly. locators; August I'd
400 feet on ledge Immediately south Of
Chollar-P otosi Mining Company.
Warrington Mining Company - Vel.
lington Stewart and Philip Corcorsn. 10
Gators : August 8 1000 feet on Middle
Lode. Cedar Hill.
Howard Mining Company-w. F.. Judd.
locator /; August 0; 1900 feet, adjoining
Caledonia mine ON the south.
/. San jose Mining Company-John Steel.
Joseph l.. Hines. William Smell and Peter
Ward. locators: August i6; 1900 feet.
commencing at the southeast corner OF
Champion Mining Company's claim.
West Ophir Gold and Silver Mining
Company = Thomas Woodruff. locator.
August u ; 500 feet ON the Vest comstock
edge-relocation Of South Utah claim.
North Mexican Gold and Silver Mining
~Company-M. Lynch. locator. August Il ;
100 feet on Burning Moscow or West
Comstock lode. south side Of Cedar Hill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04

PAT HOLLANDS new morning paper.
the Csmsioek Reoood will mako Its appcar.
ance In Virginia on the 10th instant. The
Office Of the Rscanf, under the Postofie,
Is being put In shape.
IT was chilly enough this morning TO
make an overcoat comfortable. and the
wind was strong enough 10 raise clouds Of
dust, which infamcd the Comstock eye
anil temper.
4 wArcHNiS at the Virginia freight
depot named Rock accidentally shot an
other watchmsn named Brown last Friday.
The wound Is not dangerous.
SEVERE SPELL---A message was left NJ
the Western Union Telegraph ofice In this
town this morning To be- sent To = party In
"Peaehoach" lPioche.)
No cEssuRr was attached 10 anyone by
the Coroner's Jury In the case Of Wilson.
killed in the Dayton mine last Friday.
AMAS named Richard Dean, living In
Virginia City. has obtained = patent for .
new gas-manufariuring apparatus.
THERE will be an effort to attract Edwin
Booth 10 the Comstock after the close 81
his engagement In IAN Francisco.
SAMUEL BLAKELy and Thomas Moore
we're to-day admitted To citizenship In tho
District Court.
Now 1t is that the prudent candidate
laws In q stock Of short bits. And the bar
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
WESTERN DISPATCHES
,riciAL TO rms ooLD mi. DAILY NEW,
CALIFORNIA.
The First Rain or she q "A
Ring Ia Nan Frsneisee's Dsssse.
cratic board Of buprrvissrs.

Nan FEAScisco. September Al r. NJ
A body identified rs William 0'Connor. q
ship caulker. was found In tho Bay. OF
Main street wharf. this morning. De.
ceased has been missing for q week. II Is
supposed heS fell overheard while intoxi.
Gated. ~ he IL addicted to drink.
The smallpox has been running light
for Q day or Two. Only three cases we're
reported yesterday. and four this morning.
With no deaths.
Before daylight this morning Q lne rain
began falling. which continued during the
forenoon. coming down quito briskly .
portion Of the time. The wind was fresh
from the south.
The recent report Of the Grand Jury
concerning members Of the Board OF
Supervisors occasions much comment on
the proceedings OF this bolo. II In stated
by those who claim TO DO behind the
scenes that not only does . we'll defined
ring exist In the Board. but that members
thereof have been In the habit OF Of hold
Ing meetings aud cAucussing a. 10
the best modes Of furthering the schemes
In which they were interested. II IL also
claimed that had the grand Jury continued
their sittings and examined evil
dence that there would have been
brought before them. instead Of . gen.
erAl uncomplimentary notice Of the ma
Jority 81 the Board 81 Supervisors
which their report contained. there would
have been furnished abundant material for
the indictment Of several members ; and
their report Is considered . practical
dodge Of M unpleasant duty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
Dlsr.lcr Courr cAIxxDAH.

The District Court was opened this
morning. Judge Rising presiding. The
following criminal and civil cases were
called and set as follows:
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
State vs.. John Tracey Appeal dis
missed.
State VS.. George MISUNDERSTANDING
. highway; September 9th.
State vs.. Hugh Mucklc- rep
tcmber 9th.
State vs.. Thomas cox-Disturbins the
peace; September 10th.
State vs.. Isaac Thy Assault; septem-
Der 7th.
State vs.. Pat. o'Byrne-Disturbing the
peace; September 7th. ..
State VI. T. d. Spear-Aalicious mn-
chief I; September 9Th.
4 Mayor and Board Of Aldermen OF w
.Einia City W. Thomas Pendergast- Vioiat-
Ing city ordinance; September 9Th.
CIVIL CALENDAR.
James Youldon Va. Rock Island oold
and Silver Mining Company Continued.
W. u. Murdoch W. Bonanza Mining
Company-Continued.
G. Haub Va. j. N. Carragher-septsm-
Der 18th.
ID. N. Townsend vs.. Cro,on Mining
Company-September goth.
A. weinberg 4 Co. VI. Charles Cum
mings-September 10th. -,
Marx Strouse vs.. Philo Knspp-Referred
TO II. II. Taylor.
J. N. Hemmenway vs.. l.. +. Drexler-
Continued.
J. r. zoya VS.. Biasgio Guerro-sep'em.
Der 18th.
N. Parker VI. Beach and Paxton Mining
Company-Continued.
Duncan c. Mackay W.. Ed. p. A.. Pyne-
September 10Th.
J. Odett Va. q. W. sandsrson. ct al
September llth.
Luke Commit W.. L. A. Noe. adminis-
tratrix-September 18th.
N. Sinnott W. Louis Peyser--S eptem.
Der 18th.
Marx sirousc VS.. Kullman. Wagner 4
Co. September 20th.
John sullivan W.. y. T.. Holcombs-
September 22d.
Shame Mining Company vs.. II. Z.
Woodruff ct al September 18th.
Rachel Beck W. A. Hourgazson-Passed
Thomas Street W.. Roman Capitol Gold
and Silver Mining Company septein.
her 22d.
Duncan Mackay vs.. Thomas Pendcrgast
September 10Th. -.
Samuel J.. Black ct al. va. Philip seld.
ner-September nth.
Daniel Harrington vs.. Thomas Sharon
ct al.-Continued.
y. W. Conn ". &. Pardini ct al.-C0n-
tinued.
Jacob Young. Jr. vs.. T. f.. Relly-sep-
TENDER 2Gth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
rhe 0reas Hattie Besween b Turks
and HerviAns Two villages
BuPned.

..s s.-.,.,..'r.. x,,,....
-
~
PADsAvIrzA Septeinbar -
Pasha has begun operations At HluskA.
~. Non,.nsgro. ar. .h.,loni,y ,b.iy
Posihohs'
LONDON. September h. General Tcher-
nayofr has arrived at Belgrade with most
of his army.
n.....s o.,,.,, om.,., IL.
".I"A'A' ''P'e "'
patches say the entire Turkish army at
taeked the Seryirn right wing ON Friday,
rhs hattie lasted tilI o O'clock nj night.
The Seryians maintained their positions,
INF tho Turks beinp three times more m.
n,.rors Inc servians finally retreatcd
,.i,hin . ,or,iaad ro~i,ion M Li,,ins,z-
Dyi,ansn' Septrmlcr Ill Ia oficially
.-nnornc.J ti,st tbe rnmor that The Tnrls
s".s 49, aio,in.,. h. ,.isa 1h.y hal no
nna,,,,~n m ,Ia riah, h.nl ~ The No.
Ipsn'o" v" ~" "o"' ~
fA,i Dan, p. .o.,0sno,.
hosyps, 49, =. n 49,
uen,, Wv ~ "n y. ~
ss,n"J ,nIn,nsrnnaj,. .ia,an I,or,.
s,'" an, .ha, 80. GU -, a. 1919
h.,,.rx .on,hwss, ~ ai.,,m.,n ,nd Wa
,ai,~-s, no o,lsrs a, .hor, ;n,ary.i. IT..
.s,,1r. H. ,pnin.1 ,.harmsram.. r;m,,, .nn'
e.o.is.S n; IN %cr,,iny on tho amn,unicsiion ~
Alexinstz with Deligrade. Tho battle was
slmost entirely between the artillery.
Tho fight continued three hours with no
a%a,.n,sSS on s,,ned sue Iii, nhc nnrs' nncn
bstteries and advanced. The lire becoming
coutinuous. The seryians made a ihne
struggle, but in spite Of their efforts the
Turks steadily advanced, meantime the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04

PrnLic School ArrESpAScE.-The pub
lie scbools az Gold Hill, and yirgini,
- -. p.u.w,.. 49,. A.. =,
opoheu 'o-uAy. ro,,o"'"s WV ~
tendance in 0old Hin: high School M,
Grammar Department, Professors Val
n,sSi,ssl Mas Mary McDonncll. teacher
65. Professor Listers school, 10. First
primary, Miss Lincoln, teacher, KS. Nee.
ond Primary, Misses Kerchevsl and Hen
derson, teachers. lG0. Divide School,
Misses Taplor and Holman. teachers. $50,
Lower Gold Hin School. Professor A; b
s:,an, H,.s Es.s ucDonnsii' teacher o.
Total. 0iS. Virginia: First Ward School,
500. second and Third wards school.
10. 49, ~ It'll no '
'' ~
Fon COUNTY CLERx.-M will he seer
nv due announcement In the adyertis.
-.,.-.. A.. ~. IL. IL
Leicbter n a candidate for the reponsibl,
oolee Of Comfy Clerk Of Storey county,
Mr.. Leichter Il an old resident Of Virgins
and Gold Hill, q w~ide-awako business
man, and well qualified for the position
he seeks. He will go before the iIepubii'
can County Convention. and will sustain
or not
pv,.o.u co,ono, n y Fitch n, Gar
-. -. 4. .., L. -.
f, ""o "sN'' ".'
considerably interested IN the mining and
prospecting developments OF the Com
orally, was in town to-day; also Mr.. len.
nett, the newly.appointed Superintendent
OF the AureolA Mining Company.
THx PLACE To oo.-Tom Uehron's e,,.
,,...,,na In r,nI.r ah.,n..,,. -.
inS's'anu' ih TINKER a S~hepparus saloon
..,.h,,.n...,.a =, ,.'a,,. ~.
yery bcst N ali linda M mest.' an .nd
fowl can bo founi there AMI N 4. siwsy.
cooked 10 order In The very hicbe.i strl,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
COUNTY COMMIssIONERs.

The Board Of County Commissioner
held a regular monthly meeting at ylr.
ginis to-lay. All the members were
present.
Mrs. Mary Scott. Of Gold Hin. appeared
before the Board and made affidavit that
her blind daughter. fourteen years Of
age. could not attend the public schools
because Of her sfiiction. She MIRA.
Scott was 10 poor TO pay for private In
struction and asked that the child be
sent 10 the San Francisco asylum for the
blind. II was ordered that tho case be
looked into.
Q. X. Buckley reported the receipts Of
the American Flat Toll road for the last
quarter TO be $5il IS aud Of tho Virginia
and Dayton Toll road for the samo period
Sos.
DIR. Kirby. County Physician. made the
following Hospital report for August:
Patients In hospital August ist 90, patients
admitted A.; total treated LOG; discharged
during the month ~, died g.. Patients re-
naming September lat SO.
After passing upon q number Of bills
and transacting other routine business.
the Board adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
EASTERN DISPATCHES
.r.cl.L 70 rnr soLp Mrll p.llr nr,
DOMESTIC NEWS.


Measures 60 Protect vete,s.
w~AsHrSoroS. September 4.-The Attor-
ney General has issued full instructions
TO United States Marshals as to their du.
ties In the coming elections. to the effect
that all citizens must be fully protected
while voting and from any violence which
may DO threatened for having voted "a
they deemed proper. Special deputies arc
to b appointed In cities Of 10000 inhsb-
itants. No State law or officers can I'm.
psds the Aarshals Ia the discharge Of
THAR duties.
There was . long conference at the War
Department this morning previous to IL.
suing the order 10 the MArshals. II was
attended by Secretaries Cameron, Robson
and Chandler. Attorney General Taft.
General Sherman. Governor Chamberlain
and Senator Patterson OF South Carolina.
The object Of the meeting was 10 take pro-
parAtory steps 10 carry out. In case OF
necessity. and have . full understanding
~ to the military giving aid to the Mar.
shals.
Chicago Items.
CHICAGO. Sept. 4.--The cases of the
thirteen distillers. rectiners. etc.. known
rs tho first batch who were indicted . year
ago last Nay. and who gave their evidence
to the Government. were brought mp In
the court this morning and after = brief
presentation by their counsel of the facts
In their behalf were dismissed from the
docket.
The Grand Jury this morning indicted
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04

THIS nonStNs.
as ophir. ~. ssh. ~. s9h
ixes nsstsan, 3at.. -. Ss Ssh sio. So
IS ooald q Curry. i3k. isk
las Bsst q Bsichsr, 90 co..
i,ss California. ssN. csS. a.. So. b.
rs Savage. II
80 CON. Nirinis. ,is. s'y.. IS
90 Chollarfoao-i. ssk
so Hale q Norcso~s. iik
t7s Crown Point. u. iiss
lass Yellow jacket. IS. ~. IN. IN. ~. h
20 Kentnek. -
SO Aipha. "a. tsk. S5k
lii0 Iupsriaf Goa. a.. 5. a.. a.. bio
10 BeIehsr. -. 2aN. aix
10 conndsnee. tTA
tks rierrs nevada. IS. Ia.
~ Utah. "a. AN
30 Bullion. ~
sss kzeheqs.r, lev. ID. icS. i6S -,
100 Justice. 1iS. AN ho, ~. 49,. a. S'
i3s sueeor. elke
rs Union Con. itS .itk. i.s ~
ltsO Lady Bryan. tss
t1s julia. sk. 81, sS
$50 caledonia, y.
90 0iobs. i;e
$50 Baltimore. a.. AZ
IN silver Hin. y, so. 9..yS
$50 Rock Island. I STke. fss
20 OccidsntAl. ~
90 wooduiie. ~
100 Kossuth.
iss Asdes. 7s.2S
100 Ward. IN
100 Cosmopolitan. Ss
mas North Goa. viginis. q.
as rrospset, Q.
las Maryland. &c
ic0 Trojan.I
so Baiiie. tIe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04

BAD MASAoENESr.-The First and Sec.
ond Wards Hayes and Wheeler Club. Of
Virginia. held . regular meeting on Satir'
day evening. Owing TO bad management
no provision had been made for speakers,
and the largo audience were wearicd by
the tedious discnssions OF the petty busi'
ness affairs Of ths Club. Col. n. II, Tay'
lor was at last hunted up and made . good
address. Tho Club evidently stands In
need Of some man Of executive ability who
will take hold and run 10 with energy and
intelligence.
YESTERDAYS RAcE.-Therc was . lively
trotting maich-milc heats. three In Ave
at the Virginia race track yesterday. The
entries were George Lucas. Robert Bonner,
John Stewart and Translator. Tho first,
second and fourth heats were won by
Stewart In 2:4s. 2.I9k and Asa. Tho ract
was for $3.50. A crowd OF about. thrcs
hundred persons was present. and pool
selling was lively. Lucas being tho favor
lite.
Miss l,osr EYrIS0E.-This evening. d
National Guari Hall, Virginia, Miss Rost
Eytingc. the celebrated emotional actress,
begins a weeks engagement. The play oi
Rose Michel" il the attraction. Miss
Eytinge is known throughout the country
AS All actress Of rare ability. and a. b u
supported by = full company. the public
has six evenings Of rare pleasure In STORE
NIKE MCGOWAN, the man.esicr. and
few other fellows who refuse to work when
sentenced Ia a term In tho Virginia City
Jail. are very properly kept upon adiet OF
breal aud water. The prisoners who take
up thu pick and shovel have good food Ia
plenty ani are allowed two days on their
term fer every ,lay thcy work.
HAND lIunr.-Charles Thayer. = miner
employed at the Silver Hill mine, had the
nail torn from the third fngerof his right
hand aud the little finger Of thenme hand
badly lacerated on Friday evening. Hs
was engaged At the time about . giraffe.
and got his fingers caught in the safety
spring at the cross.bar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04

s,y FnlScIsco, sept. q ,. NJ.

s,S fHlScisoo. sept. i-;r. NJ
CaledoniA-s bid.
Savage-Ha Askei.
Justice-2t asked.
Im~perial-ts bid. . asked.
Alpha-i5s bill.
Crown Point-l2 asked.
Yellow JAeket-29S asked.
Ophir-57& bid, IS asked.
California-5se asked.
J~ustice-33A asked.
Con. virginiA-57a bill.
AlphA-SG asked.
Ophir-5T. asked.
Mexican-3i,s asked.
Gould a Curry-i5s bid.
Imperiai-th bid. AZ asked.
Yellow Jacket-2Gk bid. "a asked.
EIchequer-iG bid.
Sierra Sevada-ltk bid.
Justice-22.. bid, 81. asked.
Alpha-t5 sold.
Ophir-57 asked.
Mexican-u bid. Ss asked.
I~mperiai-4h sold.
Mexican -jia gold.
Ophir-57 bid. 57a asked.
Yellow Jacket-26a bid, 26S asked
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
new YORK MINK.

Work Is actively resumed in this mine
under the most favorable auspices. Three
shifts of miners are working night
and lay. Pump stations are being cut
out at requisite points in the main shaft.
and as o q a. practicable the columns and
h~f,-pumps, will he put In position 81
sufficient capacity 10 overcome all difficult
~ which can exist or b. anticipated from
water. The pumping engine Is one Of the
hest and most powerful on the Comstock
Lode. the hosting machinery Il flrstrate.
the shaft In good working condition. and
Owens proposes making the New York
mine a paying institution ~ O n
anybody can. II Is one % the most
eligibly located Of the mines Of the Justice
ground and cannot fail 10 eventually be ..
succ,ssful as any 81 them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
TO CANDIDATES.

We wish 70 rvmind all candidates Tor once
ct the coming election that eli announcement
In this pspsr and all election printing must be
paid IN advance. We can accept Of no eontin-
gent arnngemenis. SHOW pour worthinsss Tor
the once By paying promptly your rrinisr's
bllla.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
MEETING Of THE PIONEERS.
a SPECIAL AND INTERVENING
OCCAslON.

The Old Boys Receive ssd Aeeers
an Isvtsastoa % Celebrate w,s.
the Caiifsrata society of rie'
ne~rs-A Revival Of Old kees''ee'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04

- - A. .,..,c. Of President
'"s'"'~ =. 49,. occupied
DE Long. Vice fresiuen' 'N'..
the Chair. The following eouimuu''
~.,,ian MA. read by the Secretary;
n, rst soctrrY OF
r.,rrokStI.PtoSErHs.
.r.s~r,sco August &c, ls1G.l
m. Lang. Prrsidsut
Hon. Charler Virginia CITY.
Pacific Coasi rio" .,nv -.
Ne'ada.pear 81, J., mi. society. ex.
= rsna an i,yit,,ion 10 the Pacific Coast
esonaa,s 10 mite with them in celebrating
~ somi,y anniversary Of the admission
~ c.IIiornia into the Federal Union.
Badccr's Park. oakland. has been selected
a. lie place for the celebration. and u any
| of yonr members can Join US they Will be
furnished with tickets for themselves and
friends, on application to me.
Nv order 81 the Committee Of Arrange
| ments. 4. q. BR,proRp,
Secretary California Pioneers.
I'm NATHAN AZ Hon. Philip A, Roach. n
- Th., ,h. Society az California
p,"aaar .or.l,.ilv inyi,. The kssoci.ted
nn.oas..s ~ ~. TERRITORIAL Jav on Caiifur-
- h-a.l,,.,,s,s a.. n. Nsx York
""... ~ - IN. p..id, co.., pions~rs-
~, ha.1.n.,,a a. =, Vir.;ni. civ
Sos 49, mpI,a -. ,h,. socis,v In esi..
S.,.ina ~. nam,,n. .nnixs,ssrv ~ ,hs All.
a"i-"ian 20 c.ii1arn,s ... member Of the
Ta',s"ad I'nioa
Tla ,s.aIn,io, u.. ,,.nimou.ly .iop-
~.
A ,rne eopy az the proceedings.
a. u n~hAp,osp,
ihe ee'eo'Ali"n is'.,, ~ n.s, 49,
er.I.y The nh instant.
I'm ma,ion he communication vas re-
.,,.J o,'I.,.I s,,..d mon The minutes.
III a. in~,,.,,on .cc.,,cd. With 4 vote Of
,hanls for m. same. The secretary was
directed Ia the aehoh takeh
J" ,e ealiornia Ii".ss,s ,...,, .,,..,..
Ion ~ ,Ls matt, i, VA. decided that a,
many as could make II convenient should
attend the celebration. renew old time ties
and friendships. and eat beans with u
brother Pioneers In the uoiden stat.
IL was also suggested thAt the h,ners
Union Picnic - Ia take piAs. heA' ss'u..
day also, AZ ireauNs. nAns hssn
Sity, and a. the mine', nA'e ivy -.
good iriehds oi the rions~rs, sssuas
Them very inaieriAiiy IN ,neiI sr'eoIsu
That u would b- emineh'iy PtoPsr Anu sI-
propriste Tor III" Pioneers "a Joih WIN
them on this occasion. IL was snxgrs,r!
that the Pioneers attending the hihers
Picnic should take along lew oeshs, Anu
not only assist IN" miners IN eeieorAuns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04

LIVERPOOL. September 4.TThe ship
Sonora. from San Franciseo, was run into
OF Holyhead by the Spanish steamer viz.
ian this morning. aud both vessels sunk.
Only ono life was lost. The total loss
will aggregate . million dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04

Last Saturday evening. a special meet
ing o. the Pacific Coast Pioneers Was ne'a
at the new Hall ofthe Society ON ID suee'
Virginia. In the absence OF rrr''ue".
De Long. Vice President Noyes oceuPiea
the Chair. The following eon'muu
cation va. read By the secretary;
The daily gazette., 1876-05-16
SECOND EDITION.
Old Papers.

The most remarkable of old papers
that are being discovered this Centen-
NAL year, is the Ulster County, (N 70
Gazette, of Jan. 4th, 1900. This re-
markable number of this particular pa
per has been travelling around the
countr, with great rapidity during the
past few menths, and has received
numberless notices from gullible edi-
tors, who gaze with profound regard
at its time-worn pages, and reverently
read its account of the funeral Obse-
quies Of Gen. George Washington, and
its advertisements. of runaway negro
wenches,
The truth is. this copy of the paper
has been printed in fac sin,ile, and the
reproduced copies are doubtless held
by hundreds of people in various parts
of the country. These people show
them to the editors of their local papers
who take them for genuine, original
copies, and hasten to put their wonder
full discoveries in print. The latest
paper to 'bite" on this old-paper
dodge was the Reading Eagle, a jour
nal which usually is sufficiently wide'
awake to avoid all such sells.
In this Centennial year tdc similes OF
many old papers and documents are
being printed and ss!d at very low
prices; so people need not feel elated
when they get possession of one o.
these "old papers," for they will soor
find out that their "relics" are as com
mon as dirt and of no account.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-16
B6SE BALL.

The game yesterday afternoon, be-
tween the Quickstep Amateurs and the
Centennials, was very prettily con-
tested ,and was interesting throughout.
Both clubs fielded exceedingly we'll,
but the batting was not very hard un'
til the last inning, when the home club
batted heavily, and aided by several
rors in the field, scored seven runs
The score by innings was as follows:
12345 67S9
Centennia!s, 1901 1001 0 O. 3
Quickstep. o00O2 Q go I'll
Umpire, Mr.. Evans, of the Quick
step Amateurs; base hits, Centennials,
3; Quicksteps 8, total 13.
nThe game announced for this after
noon, between the Elizabeth club of
Philadelphia, and the Quickstep pro
fessionals, has been indefinitely pest
poned, on account Of the rain.
Next Monday the Qulckstep profess
sionals will go to West Chester, and
play the Brandywine club, Of tina,
town.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-16
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction of
the nasal passages, discharge falling in
O the throat, sometimes profuse, watery,
acrid, thick and tenacious mucus, puru-
lent, -purulent, bloody, putrid. Of
fensive, etc. In others, q dryness,dry,
watery, weak. or iphamed eyes, ringing
in ears, deafness, ha~ kim and coughing
to clear the throat, ulcoiations, scabs
from ulcers, voice altered, nasal twang,.
offensive breath, impaired smell and
taste, dizziness, mental depression, tick
ling cough, etc. Only a few of the above
symptoms are likely to be present IN any
case at one time.
When applied with DIR. Pierce's Nasal
Douche. and accompanied with DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as
constitutional treatment, Or. Sage
Catarrh Remedy produces perfect cures
of the worst cases of Catarrh and Oz9na
of many years standing. This thorough
course Of medication constitutes the
only semitic, rational, safe, and success
ful manner OF treating this odious disease
that has ever been offered to the atiiic'