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Portland High School.

FNHERE will be an examination of pupils, not be-
the High School, SATURDAY, July list, at O'Clock,
at the High School Building
By order of the School Committee.
ju26d1w E. HUNT, Secretary
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ANNUAL MEETING.

FEyHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
IL Dirigo Slate Quarry Co., will be held at the
office of j. b. Mathews g. Co.. No. 80 Commercial
Street. in Portland, Me-, on TUESDAY, July 10,
1876 at one O'Clock P. M.
ju27d1aW2w G. f, ROBERTS, Sec'y.
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POETRY.
DaKOdiI.
BY WORDSWORTH.

DhuOulls
BY WORDSWORTH.
/ wandered lonely as cloud
That floats on high DER wales and hills,
When all at once saw crowd,
A host, of golden daffodils;
Beside the lake, beneath the tree,
Fluttering, dancing in the breeze.
Continuous as the stars that shine
And twinkle on the milky way,
They stretched in ever-ending line
Along the margin of bay;
Ten thousand saw 1 at glance,
Tossing their heads in sprightly dance.
The waves beside them danced; but they
Outdid the sparkling waves in glee:
poet could not but be gay
In such jocund company:
gazed, and gazed, but little thought
What wealth and show to me had brought:
For oft, when on my couch l lie
In vacant or in pensive mood,
They flash upon that inward eye
Which is the bliss of solitude;
And then my heart with pleasure fills,
And dances with the dafodils
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o. A Two Story House with Stable attached,
@ with large lot of land buildipgin good repair
situated in East Deering, on VeralIdah Street,
third house from Corner Store. Apply to PERLEY
q RUSSELL. 102 Commercial Street. my30dtf
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House for Sale.
For Sale or to Lie

A L Woodfords Corner, convenient two story
"A house and ell, carriage shed, wood shed, stable
22x22. Inquire Of c. A. RACKLEFF.
iu15
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FOR SALE.

BOARDING house centrally located. Will ex-
ID change for real estate in this city or vicinity.
Apply to 81 Pearl St. iu14tf'
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WANTS..
Wanted.
Wanted.

CITUATION for middle aged woman; good
- plain cook, and good washer and ironer In
quire at NO. 20 WASHINGTON STREET.
JUG d3t#
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REAL ESTATE.
A Very Desirable Residence mt
West End for Sale.
For Sale in Deering

CONTAINS ten rooms, two water closets, bath
~ room, hot and cold water, gas furnace, &c. to-
gether with a nice stable. Apply to VIM H. JER-
RIS, Real Estate Agent. iu26d3w#
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PERSEVERE
In the use of this remedy until cured.
1t contains the great healing ele-
ments of plants in their essen
tial form as obtained by
distilIatiOn.

Catarrh, in its extent and destructive force stands
next to Consumption and is closely allied for
certain constitutions the transition from one to the
other is only question of time. 1t is therefore
singular thing that those afflicted with it should not
make the object of their lives to rid themselves of
it. A single bottle of any remedy cannot, in the
chronic stage effect cure nor even bring the system
bones and cartilage of the nose are eaten away the
organs of hearing of SEEING and of tasting affected
as to be rendered useless the uvula elongated and
inf1amed as to produce a constant and distressing
cough. The return to health must necessarily be
slow, under the most favorable circumstances, when
so seriously afflicted; but the evidence OF its great
value daily comes to hand, we become more and
more satisfied that there does not exist case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by a judicous and per-
TARRH. The relief in every case obtained from the
first dose is indication of what it will do when the
system is brought consttutionaly under its influence
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-01
(;atarrh.

From Geo, w. ShattucA, Esq, late Foreign
Entry Clerk, Boston Custom House.
Gentlemen-I have been troubled with Catarrh for
several years, but by the of your remedy it has
been greatly relieved. This summer 1 have been
entirely free from it. make use OF it in my family
for colds in the head and find it efectua remedy
can confidently recommend it to all who are SINH
larly afflicted. Very truly yours
October 26, 1874. GEO. w. SHATTUCK.
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A ten-dollar bill of 1T76 sent
free for stamp. Address Hurst
q Co., " Nassau St., N. Y.
4wt
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-01
ISLAND EXCURSIONS.

.SSz.zss The Steamer Henriet-
It aGapt Lowell is prepared
- any of the Islands on any
day of the week except Sun
Boat at End of Commercial Wharf.
iuo6 .It,,s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13
NEVADA ITfMs.

Says the .Siirsr State. A consimmsnt
al monkeys and snskssfos Bailey & ooop-
er's circus. psssed- west yesterday on the
express train. The serpents were boa con.
strictors. from IL 70 20 foot long. and ~
most - thick - . fence post. Their keep
eg ssidthsy had met estsa anything sinoe
be purchased thcmin Now York, and pro
bsbly. never yoala,. They ,ssi yshbita. y.ts,
Cats and such Ike, which must DO given
alive a. they will not eat anything hut
what they crush TO death In THAR folds
and they frequently refuse such dAinties
and dio VI starvation. sac.
Yesterday morning. - par announce
ment. the Episcopal Seminary was formal
ly opened. Bishop Whitaker read tbs
Episcopal service for the Twelfth Day In
rths pssltsy. and thep sddrFssd te.Ephpl'
IfS And teachers c0ncerning their duties
and expectations.
Work was resumed on the Odd Fellow
Hall ysstsrSsy moriingi -Fin'ssccud story
Ia being pushed rapidly. Tho Windows sre
being put In. and II they NJ only have q
week or 90 moro workable weather. tho
walk will DO complete.
The two men who robbed ths Aurora
stage . short time since have been captured
and yesterday morning were taken 70 Car
son In charge Of the oficors.
Gov. Bradley 10 at present In Elko In
good health and spirits.
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Tho San JoSs Lryus Of "Wednesday 80.
Grain btyeu have no dt1hculty q gettag
what grin they want, nvtwithst0iaIng q
lev prlcss. Arrivals continue dee from
ell sections Of he country. L~ssengrNs1s
going Into stare Than was. snfSoipatDl,
farmers seeming 10 prefer cash In hand 70
the chances Of delay
Wilson's Touring mill, located near the
Ten Mile. House. Los Eietos. Distrjct, was
totally destroyed by frc on Saturday nigh,
last. The building wa insured, but the
grain II . total loss, The estimatsd damage
being $1,000.
The new town laid out by the Caliiornia
Lumber Company. Fresno County, at ths
paint here The esnpnry's fiums iitersect,
the railroad. has bean graosd With ths
name Of hsdsra. the spanish word fol
mnosr-. Fl SsfS' -
Next WEDNESDAY, evening Hon. osotgs
q. QorhamShuyy peAk a. 0san VALLEY,
Hon. u. u. Estee will DO the nsxt speaker
70 address the people Of that city, which
will b on Saturday svening. October. 81,
Eleven hundred boxes OF California ri
sins arrived In Ban Francisco last Ratur'
day. Thia 10 ~. lFgeat delivery Of III
season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13
CARSON ITEMS.
The following items Of interest arc
taken frou tbis msrninv's loD,oI

The following items Of interest arc
taken from this mornings appeal
Mrs. Currie has disposed Of the northern
half or one-third Of the full square upon
which her house stands 70 hr. Frank
Campbell, who IL preparing the stone
foundations for o handsome two story
dwelling there.
Mr.. W. o. II. Martin. OF Empire, our
candidate for the Senate. was In the city
yesterday. .n
|. The performance Of the 0ratorio last
evening WAS attended BY an sudiepce Sqfh.
Ntiently large 10 Ill an the charts III The
auditorium.
The walls, sxtsrai and divisional, Of
tho new brick Corbstt block are rising
rapidly and In cxcsllent fashion Of work
mAnshiP and give promise Of the speedy
completion Of the brick and stone work.
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a I.,rrL. .nscoxsrarcrloxr

Now that Ohio and Indiana have
spoken. ID 10 In order 70 reconstruct our
election tables. Thsss two StAsss have
been considered "doubtfui BY both
parties. and therefore no. eosntsd in the
estimates. They are doubtful no Longer.
They have hundred oot thar verdict
to the nation. and although Samuel J.
Ti!dsn may quake andsr Il. all loyal
citizens Of the Republic win rejoice.
The electoral college ~eousisss Of $50
members. The votes Of iss Of ,hsss
are necessary to elect . President. In
the following table. which has bssn care
fully prepared. not . single State il
recorded as Republican which 10 not
sure to vote for Hsyss and wheeler on
the 7th' Of nslt month. Lea COR readers
study u we'll: ,.'p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13
Bank Of Nevada.

The annual meeting Of the stockhodsrs
Of The Nevada Bank was held yesterday a..
tsrnoon, and every shareholder. We DO.
lievc. was present, which 70 an unusual
Circumstance. The old oficers were. 70
elected, - follows: James q. Flood. VIM.
4. O'Bxisn. -I.ouis MciAnG Jsms O.
Pair and John Mackay. Directors Louis
McLane. President James @. floed.
yios President; n. X, Nasten. Cashier.
The usual balance ahest sas submitted.
and pronounced satisfactory. A PROPOSE.
tion 10 double the capital was unanimous
ly carried. and Flood 4 0'Brisn drew their
CHECK for$sDoo. oCo in payment Of Tho new
stock. an unusually large check. This
gives the bank q paid up capital Of slo..
10000 In gold cold. Tho only other
bank In tho United States with asimilar
capital Y the Bank Of Commercs. New
sorf.--S. y. &eek Report. 0ssobsr Lzh.
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A Singular Accident.

III. winnsmueca Sa,.r .N.,s Of yssser'
day says; 1na
A freight train which arrived here zee
terday from wadsuorth. met with . sin
sular accident. which. for . while,
threatened the whole train with destrue-
ton. A car loaded With canned salmon.
from Astoria. Oregon. caught IRE from
NE sparks from the engine. which entered
thrensh cracks near the door. and was In
: BIAS. when discovered. This occurred
near white Pine on the desert. and there
nAvinS Been NO water In the vicinity Con.
dacor sargent and hts crew went 10 wofk
ui,n ,sss. md other Implements a were
AVAILABLE. and chopped of the burnin
boards. About ons-hAlf Of The car hsd ~
BE- dsmolishsd bsfors The are wa subdusJ'
and upon the arrival Of the train a. this
point. is contents we're transferred 10
another ear, Had The wind been blowing
strong 81 the time. the ear. and. psrhsps
aiarse portion Of IL train. would have
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13

HxxpaIcKs ON LIscoLS.-fn aspeech
he made In Chicago, August 81. 1854.
Thomas A. Hendricks said We musi
elect whether We will be ruled by the law
or by one man referring TO Abraham
Lincoln). BY the power Of the law w
are all equals. But the Law has been set
aside, and nov We are an euslAvsd peopk
subject To the will Of q man. We will
be resisted by argument and physical
force. We shall not willingly bocome
slaves when VIC can save our hberties.
. He trustsd that LIE still
remained In tho masses. and that they had
not been lunk so low. By The fonr .ysars Of
despotism but thst they could rise 70
crush out Aboliionism and 70 hurl the
smutty old tyrsnt ct W.shihgton ont Of
political existence. For the lsit few year.
they. a. . nation. have been oppressed and
have suffered II ever Q nation could suffer.
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A SINGULAR ACCUSATION.

i..1f
s 49,,
'us'n,a 0"y dAy ''0'' %,
is'0''a 'is saasrs''n
inc course OIL ~
uAiion In sepoinane
70 ofneiA POSITIONS. ~n'en
Is. injunoa'iy On ~ n.
ppnfp'.' -u.,n,,n. ~.
-, -. h.a n.r,on,li,. or
No., ,.,.,iye. had. during the
-.,-,.h,u an .cti;e part in defense Of
A.. To-, o.,... IA ,,,o stated /. th.,
.-..,-..,m a. Mo.by,. -eusrrillss
-. 4, oo,.r,ns.. po.iaops .iuclud.
IN, nlps MOI. In IN. nar." III. ON.
.ctuslon a drew nom he fscts stated
va. thss Ii. Rspublicans were jus. a.
viiBp. 70 r,v.rd tr,i,on Win ofBos a.
Ar, The peuoersts. and vhsn such was
n. a.. N. R.,.h,;c.,. could vi,h an
m ....1o,d. a farm, ,h.p With ao,ny
.,.h;,, !. =. ~, ~, vh,.h ,h.v
N.s-hS-u,-
- go ~.
49,.
80
n~-p.
.vo~"A-n- ~.
,r-n
n..wSa ..., -.
s SCUM m
'a'' sAssc'ss Oh gnu o". 'p
's~s'nu''s ~ me oa'ons ~. A I:
s'a. sAa
A- nsPeooosn P~4y sA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13
A CARD TO- THE LADIES.

|-CNcsRsLYspOf THANK roo, iaDiSs
- Il Story and Lyon counties, for tho yer,
liberal patronage received sIn'e The advent ol
my Cesrncs Sale for the purposs OF retiring
from business. me endeavor 10 piesse you
has been and ever shall 10 my aim. Whether
I an deserving Of your patronage. Ladies J
shall leave 10 your own good Judgment. and
surely the future will prove u. Your kind en-
courssement leads mo TO the belisf that you
want me 10 ksep on With business. - many.
zee, very many. Of you Ladies have airssdy
asksd me 70 do~
o, ,.,'ins sooS. Il s;S,sii.ni Price. i tabs
pleasure 10 Informing you that ! shall hep on
Al the old place. Main strsst. Gold Hill. two
doors below the Yellow Jschet once. and VII
.paesyor.1s tAeStnut. sssrps> . nv sssjn
the DRY Goods business. Iisncsforth 10 shsh
IL nv aim 10 reduce the pdees Of ell goods.
domestic and foreign. TO their lowest standard.
An ssi Of you, Ladies'. 10 10 call. examine
nv rosds, and compare pyiees.
nv the sth Of September ] shah have . full
and complete stock Of goods, all OF which ZOO
can boy q most t
AsI0MIsnlNolY LOW PRICES
FOR. CASH. :. /.
In u. OAKLAND.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Mosy1ssis : s :Is:'s5 S,. s. . "a
'; ssss ~ s e sSss3. Cold aai pi'tas STORED
oG So,fs., NSrss !, ssl,nauss. up0s e. tot
lovine. desSribed blocS. on aeepunt S{ssssssS
ment mo. b ievi6d on tho IN day OF esp IN
bar, isTe, the several amouno ~ - ~ hi.
names OF the respective shAfen''s
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SETTLE up FORTHWITH.

M PRlNKHsHEIxHR HAVING RETIRED
1S4s from business on sccount Of III health,
and being about 70 leave Gold Hill. calls upon
I'll th0sc indebted 10 him 10 come and ssttle
Immediately, % - 70 snabis him 10 leave -
poou - possible.
directly sfter the arss OF October psy-days. and
all indsbtsd 70 him who do not coma forward
promptly and settle will b. lsft 70 The tender
msroiss q . legal oeacsF 90 collector. ssiH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13

SALARIES or PAsroRs IN DRpoELYN.-
Tho new fashion In Brooklyn 10 said 70 be
70 call . pastor alta nominally very high
salary. with . private understanding thAt
he Ia 70 pay part Of u back. "whst ID
gained by thisr" Even 90, One dis
tinguIshed Ave thousand dollar pastor
commenced by donating 70 his church
one thousand dollars Of his salary, and
followed IL up by donating two thou
sand dollars more. Another. whoss nom
inai salary 10 $1,000. really gets $500.
In another case. the pastor who was 70 ga
3 5000. generously donated the whole Of u
70 the church. the stfunry being 20
straitened In lie circumstances - 70 b
unsble 10 pay him 90 much ~ n cent
N. Y. Cpagregdfionalisf,
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Kntirs electoral vcte
NeceaAafy n hole


In the above New York and connse-
tieut are elasssd A. doubtful. The
former will very likely 90 Republican.
and che isster 10 almss, sure to do %.
= her late election shows. Bat Ne can
GET along vi,honst. :ith;r., ne re- i'
east. !. ss,'a tSiSu sht
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13


eoCp HILs. HlIpxy. OCT. Is. ,,-s
GLORY ENOUGH FOE ONE DAT.
The news from Indis,a and Ohio this
morning ID substantially the same o.
that Of ysstsrdsy. In Ohio The Rspub-
iicans have nads . sasaA sweep Of the
STATE. and gala I've o-ensfsssnsa. In
the present coufBdssts House Of Rep
rss~sntativss Ohio has bat seven Rspub-
iiesns and thirteen Dsnoarass. In ths
next House sAs viii have twelve Rspub-
iicans. and bot sisAa Dsnosrsss- In
Indiana the Dsmoczsss slsct thsir Gov.
smor BY . small majority. EvsEyb>dy
supposed that hey would Williams.
"Blus Jsans.' - they call him u an
old farusr and svsy fasnss vas
pledged 70 vote for him insspsstivs Of
party feeling. The only wonder q that
his majority vas NOE grsalse tAsn Il
actually IA. The fastei hs siseisn d
not astonishing 81 al.
And yet the Dsnocsahs soy ~ A.
ready begun to Zap his vin6p and cHv
over the grand "viosssy" hi Indiaaa.
Lat N sss vhat jasdhesHsn Asrs 4
for The eAving. taI 3.
The oaly interest which The Indians
election has for The. county u lAsss 4
In il bearing upon he national slscssos
pszs month, We care nothing fos Ia
local elections. except daring Shs Pr.A'
Dental campaign. Nobody outside o
I.diAnA .earss Who Ia her 0evsrnss. o.
Who II her Secretary Of ssats. Bat "
do care 10 know whether abe b sonl
Republican OF Democratic nsxt Novsn'
bar. She controls aitssn electoral voes'
and shsss votes will In Al prohshat,
decide the great national soassst-
Nov what are The facial The Grow
= $3.50 vvrus.-.
noAs'os
p-.n.-.
cd h.s "o~.L.-.,h,
'nrousn .n' p.
man. hsean 10 ho
ndionai qassuohs. snu
give him to psmocssns n'se'
They need consolation. nay son'
to them 10 Know maj .nsy ". sA' Wv
smor Of Indiana. Ths SOP n sacn :
ANAL n that vs'hrow isto nsm s'sn
the utmost alscrisy. Taks Jour "bius
Jeans" williAms-And give us-vhAif'
Give us four additional msmesn Of
sths House Of Representative shseh 70
duees the ''confsdersfs-rsforn-soeaon
CAL majority Just that humber. and
ehanaes lndisna's -rsprsssnsaaon 2
hvs Republicans ard eisns psmooa
to nine h~spueissos and ioar Dem.
Gratis. Hsfs 10 where the ind'osnons Of
the natiousl election are = b found
The Hoosisu. Who voted for Williams
a. Governor. were true 70 Ne ssunsr,
on the great national question. and -
baks the present. rebel Houss BY ssnd
ing TO IL four additional Rspuoaies'
representatives. and removing foe
economical ps@scrs's. u sA's =
not a Republican victory. IN ne san
Of Heaven. What isa victory Only
Give Us both branches OF the Indian
State Lsgisiaiur'. which ~sans thai
although the Governor 10 psmoorAne
the State 10 Rspuoliesn' ne same .
Nevada Is. Republican WIN Demo
cratic Governor. wiiisns WIZ .
the bare honor OF On empty ~
can DO nothing except veto me ispao
can scs OF hspsohean .ss,'
iasofs' eno 'ns
pf0npus go c
'
~ o, M
son tne ~.
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sAErsns.


M -
E1hs Indiana Eieesies.
IxpsAxArotts, October i2.-0hiciA and
leemi-ofacialy returns from twentytlght
Democratic and twenty-sevcn Republican
counties give Harrison for Governor 5,0G2
majority. In the remaining t~wenty-thrcs
counties In 1879 Hendricks received 1911
majority. General Hsrrison's gain In the
counties heard from over tho vote Of 1917
u SAT.
Returns from 500 townships and wards
Ia eighty ,Avc counties give . net DOM
ocratic majority Of 1.3i4. The same
places in 1874 gave . net Democratic ma
jority Of IS. The counties from which
nothing hss been heard gave Hendricks q
majority Of $3.50. Z.
LATrn.-Complets returns from 81
counties. nearly all Of which are ofhcial,
give . net Democratic majority Of l.62l.
The remaining counties gave . Democratic
majority In ls72 Of i,SS7. The counties
10 hear from are BenSonr CLAY, Crawford.
Harrison. Perry. Pike. Spencer. Sullivan
and Switzerland. Tho complete Official
rsturps may ssell ibs Democratic major.
ity 70 1000
The Congressional delegation stands -
Ioiows' bissLius. rui
lsr; second Dhtrfct Cobb; Third DIS
triet. Becknell ; Twelfth District, HAM
Iton. Republicans-ffth District, brow
Sixth District. Robinson; sevsnth Dis
trict. Hanna ; Eighth District, hunnr ;
Ninth District. White: Tenth District
calkin.; Eleventh District. Evans ; Tmr'
tsenth District. Baker. !.
Prom tbs most reliable returns received
the LegislAtnrs will stand: Senae=Dem'
ocrats, ~ ; Independents, l hepublicann
Is; doubtful. !. House-Democrats. ~
Independents. / ; Republicans. o. doubt
full, 1. IL 10 imposaible ct present. to give
correct estimates. The Independent vote
for Harrison will probably reach 1000.
p.s,,.. s... mi.
,o~.....
,onsc.SsAii Uc.opSr d
pAIne. malotity WI .escn TOUT W NV
In1us.na. Lne Sonsressionai as.ssst,o l
snh, u ssen' .sei,e ~,
p=uanSn. -pp vSn T" WV
~ IoesA M
ss,Lseu ysuins aon WI, oous,y Wv,
DeuA mnloriy y. %; neynsoh no rno
ppsyst .o' ,lp % ~
Sieo. on' 'uas0' u'0 hNso'es'
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..-TI- Boaton School Connittss hai
voted . salary OF $1,000 to James Rob.
iusou. aged 95, and an old teacher The
old gentleman h dependent on thii
money. and 10 left 70 believe that be u
still liable 10 b called on 70 teach arith.
mstie and bookkeeping.
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NOTICE.

arm. ". woLy Is NOT AurHusIxEn 10
l eoil.es mons, for oor Account. Pi4ass
nsis psynni. direct Or 70 xessfs. sTxRN
Nm '''' " I. ". sHARyYxz 4 90.
suftf Nan Przpeisco, csiiibrhik.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13

THE PUBLIC ARR HEREBY NOTIFIED
! that Mr.. HRNRY wOLY 10 no longer In
our emplos. and 3 not authorized 70 transact
hsslness, OF vlsafsnsVss. nsfnre 90 shsfsssss.
Z oosd uiu. os.oh.. = isss. ssati
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NEW TO-DAY.
W. n. cIAxxE. u. 8. SMITH. nzzsHr noLyx,
II. CLARKE 4 co..
STOCK
No. s, SOUTH osrRRRr.
VIRGINIA qIs.5s .sS. ssvAoA,
NoTTcE

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT. COUNTY Oh
n. ssssiaS OF susin wSefi. dsctSsed.=sotie,
for posting OF Application fos Letters Of Admin
istra ion.-Noties u hereby given that frsd. D
Michel has died with the Cisrk Of this Court |
petition Praying for letters testamsntary Of thS
estate 81 bupsn wstsrs. deceased. and thai
wednesday. the 18Th day Of October. A. D. 1915,
,ssulss term q iii; ooar, % VI: az The osso
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13

GENERAL NOTES.

That the new French guillotins is
working satisfactorily raj proved BY the
execution Of the carpenter Marin, at
Blois. on September 10Th. A large
crowd gathered on the Grand Place Of
the town At 5 o'clock in the morning.
the time 81 which the extreme sentence
Of the lAw 10 carried into operation In
France. Marin took . cup Of coffee be-
fore mounting the seaffoid. and acted
With considerable hrmness for som.
time. Al the last minutes approached,
hewsvsr. his strength gave way. and d
the sight Of the instrument Of death be
vas ssised with . violent trembling,
Notwithstanding some slight resistance,
the machins aid its work with ~unsrrisG
socurscy.a and death VA almost instsp'
tsnsous.