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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-23
IHuIspurAslE EVIDENCE.

ST. ELMO. ILL.,, July 8, 1874.
II. V. PIERcE, NJ. D., Buffalo, N. Y:
I wish to add my testimony 10 the won-
derful curative properties OF your All.
Ext, or Golden Medical Discovery. !
have taken great interest In this msdi-
cine since ! first used II. I was badly
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver ~derangsd,
and an almost perfect prostration OF the
nervous system. No rapid and com.
plste did the Discovery effect q perfect
curs that II seemed moro like magic and
Q perfect wonder to myself. and since
that time we have never been without .
bottle Of the Discovery and Purgativs
Pellets In the house. They are . solid,
sound family physician In the house.
and ready at all times 10 fly 70 the relief
Of sieknes-without charge. We have
never had q doctor In ths houss since
we first began the use Of your Pellets
and Discovery. I have recommended
the nso Of these medicines In several
severe and complicated cases arising
from. as I thought, an impure state OF
the blood. aud In no M case have they
Iuilsu 70 Luuto thhh bCcouiPhsn eh WY
nrs claimed to do. I will only mention
ono a. remarkable. though I could give
you dozens. Henry Roster. furniture
dealer. Of this place. who Wal q OF the
most pitiful objects ever seen, his face
swollen out, Of shape, scales and erup-
tons. without end, extending 10 his
body, which was completely covered
with blotches and scales. Nothing that
he took seemed TO effect II . particle. ]
finally induced him 10 try n few bottles
Of tho Golden Medical Discovery. with
daily uss Of the Pellets. assuring him II
would surely cure him. lie commenced
its use some six weeks sincs. taking two
Pellets oach night for . week. then D
each night, and the Discovery - direct.
cd. The result 10. to-day his akin IL
perfectly smooth, and the scaly srup-
tons nrs gone. He has taken some
seven or eight bottles In all. and con.
siders himself cured. This case had
bafisd tho skill Of our best physicians.
Messrs. Dunsford 4 Co.. druggists. OF
this place, are selling largely Of your
medicines, aud the demand steadily In.
creasss. aud they give perfect satisfac-
ton in every case. Respectfully,
W. II. CHAnrLM,
Agent American Express Company.
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TnE CENTENNIAL MAoAzrSE.-By ref.
erenes to an advertisement publishsd In
another column to-day il will be seen
,h.. Mr.. c. II. Mathews, Of Virginia
City. has received the appointment Of
agent for the Cosisuiial .Wd9liihs, pub
lishsd .smi.monthly at Philadelphia.
This magazine IL designed to Be n OF
the finest works Of the kind ever pub
lished in the United States. Il twill con.
tain not only a complete description
Of almost every article Of especial inter-
est on exhibition, but will also be mag
nihccntly illustrated with engrayinss
taken from every department. II IL
something that ought to DO read by sv-
sry man, woman and child in Storey
county. Mr.. Mathews 10 . live agent,
and will try to see that all are supplied.
Read his advertisement and then sub
scribe.
ANIMAL MEErrSos.-Thea annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Consoli.
dated washos Mining Company viii
taks place in San Francisco on the 9th
Of next month, and that Of the Mitchell
Gold and Silver Mining Company on
The Goth. See Official notices in our ad-
vsrtising columns to day.
ruS AND JoLLrrr.-Ths New Aiham'
bra thsater situated at the corner OF .
and Union streets. Virginia City, !.
crowded nightly with lovers OF fun and
pleasure. Ned Buckley. the proprietor
leaves this evening for San Francisco.
for the purpose Of procuring = frssh ar
ray Of talent.
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ATTACKED NJ THIEVES.
4 Watehaas ~ shs Consolidated
vfrEtnia Attacked ~ Thieves.

The Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company keep q watchman employed to
guard the ruins Of their big mill which
was destroyed by the frs Of October 26th,
Around the site Of the mill there still re.
mains . great amount Of rich rock and
dirt. which isa great temptation TO q
certain class OF individuals who reside
in this section Of the country. and Who
are not averss TO working up rich ore
for the metal In il.
Last night. at about II 30 O'Clock. T.
ID. Stopper. the night Waterman. sav
some men approaching the place. He
thought they we're Cinnamon Who had
come for the purpose Of stealing old iron.
and accordingly kept In . dark place.
intending TO let them get their load be-
fore "going for" them. In . few min
utss he heard o sound ~ Of some one
scrapipg on . pan. and becoming sus-
picious, concluded they were not iron
thieves. but persons up to some new
game.
In order TO SEE what this dodge might
be. the Waterman advanced toward whore
be heard the sound. Suddenly . man
roe up from behind soms object that
Ind concealed him aud cried: 'You give
up" meaning to call upon the watch.
man to surrender. Instead Of giving up.
the Waterman fred on the fellow. firing
two shots in quick succession. The
thief let drive at the same moment With
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slcoNp DisPAToH.
New system Or sewerage Proposed
Rr Nan franeisee-rive Cases 81
Smallpox Reported IN she City.

San FnAScIsco, May 23.-3 P. H.
Sometime ago . contract was made be-
tween the Board Of Supervisors and the
City and County Surveyor. Humphreys.
whereby he was to draw up . system Of
sewerage for the city. Humphreys last
evening presented his report TO the
Board. Under the present system the
sewers being down to the level Of low
water, tho tide rises and falls In them,
choking their outflow and making them
really nothing but elongated cssspools
choksd with sewerage matter. and hs
makes suggestions so As 10 remedy this
evil.
Health officer DR.. Meares announces
that 8 cases Of small pox had been 70.
ported to him since Friday. The hrst
occurred ON Friday evening and two on
Sunday. In all the cases the disease
appeared in an incipisnt form, before
the arrival Of the Steamer Colorado. 90
that the affection 10 In no wise attribu-
table to that vessel or its passengers.
The Doctor remarked on the almost
similar character Of the hrst three cases,
and said that II looked ~ II there was
somsthing atnospherical in its nature,
anu that II emrnAtsd from Chinatown,
where there may be a number Of cases.
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FRIENps.
As.sher niaek nils viesia Heard
fpoun.

Many men leave this section OF the
country for other places without telling
their friends where they are going. 1t
is u way they have fallen into, They
GO quietly about their business and
annoy NO one sl.s with their sIpeeta-
tons or disappointments. some men
have como to the Black Hills in this way.
and il may lie othen have met the late
81 the man mentioned in this letter:
viEoISIA. May 20. 1876.
Sin: Please notice in your paper the
death Of J. VI. Shonefslt. formerly OF
Coal Mont. Huntingdon county. Penn
s~ylvania, Who was killed by the Indians.
while returning from the Black Hills
near Indian Greek. ON the 18th OF May.
His friends can gain the particulars by
addressing or calling on j. W. Hand.
Virginia, Nevada. lie has some friends
here, but I am unable to find them. by
printin, this notice in your paper you
will confer n favor ON myself n friends
Respectfully. j. W. HAND
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At w0RK.
Making n Lively Sss she vir.
Elnians.

rh.ra ana a creat number OF sneak
-. 60, ,,,.,;u,. .,a
thieves IN 'rs'n'' wy
alsoa right smart sprinkiing OF burglars,
with q robbsr or q garrotsr here and
,,.,. tn. ..,rof.s.ion"i ia r,pr..,nted
80 -.rn.,.- - an. -.
SS al ~. m,en, im.ri..n c;,;..n
1n ~ >, @.nn.,Ix ;nJu.,,;on. IN
~. ..a."n ..,,;nc Ic.t E,;J.v nicbt
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A CHINESE Row.-The gentle Mongo-
Ian /. not behind his Mclean brother in
tho pleasant amenities OF civilization. In
Virginia City last night at about 1880
o'clock n ChinamAu had some trouble
with one u his countrywomen. when he
drew a knife and drove II through her
left arm at . pom, near the shoulder,
INJECTING a serious hut o dangerous
wound. A Chinaman pointed out to
officer simpson Is the stabbsr Was ar.
r,s,eL, but II WAS afterwards explained
by some Of the Chinese that. although
his name vas the same. he Was not the
man who lid the cutting. This viii
give the Home Protectors and the new
Virginia City police . chance to 10
somsthins in the detective line.
AH,cn srnIxx.-The EakrPri.s OF this
morning says that a rich strike in gold
b.srius quartz has just been mad. in
M. oil Psy,ona mine ON Cedar HILL. q
.ho,, distance north Of Virginia. The
nIac.. vher, the strike has boon made 10
near ths lone rock that stnnds on the
.s.ten face Of the hill. Tho quart.
found !. literally spanslsd with gold. %
wonld assay two o. three an"ua.u
lars ~ J, were tnma.s., The rich streak
about twenty-five feet, and in one place
il i. four ani u halt feet In width. Inc
pocAe n,pnsy
Latte,
LAxx TAnok.-"e i'u -,
FROM John Mckinney this mothins' u
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lands.
sAx flamenco. May 23-l:so ?. ~
A few days ago the Chinese merchants
Of this city sent . dispatch TO Hong
kong. directing the merchants In thai
city not to ship any more goods on
steamers or vessels carrying more thar
one hundred passengers. A dispatch
received bore yesterday from Honekong,
announcing that out OF 400 passenger,
that had engaged passage on the City Of
Psking. but LOG were allowed 70 come.
Hereafter but one hundred will arrive
on q single steamer.
Yesterday the schooner W. H. Bssss
sailed from this port for Honolulu with
800 Chinese coolies, engaged here to Ia
Dor on sugar plantations In the Sand
wich Islands. The contract was made
with the Chinese companies here.
Delegates from all the nti G oolls
clubs met at Crusader Hall last even
Ing and perfected m organization under
the name Of the ANTI Chinese Union"
Cameron H. King was elected President.
Thomas H. Williams has purchased
the property known as the First Ma.
tional Gold Bank building. corner Of
Sansoms and California streets, for
$2s7. 900. He has also bought the old
Halleck building In the rear on San.
some, for $ls7. 600.
II has transpired that several butch.
srs are In the habit Of selling diseased
pork. and very young. veal. and the
Market Inspector is now confscsiins all
such meats n he can find.
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VACANT places in tho dental ranks will

VACANT places in tho dental ranks will
never occur II you are particular with
your teeth, and cleanse them every day
With that famous tooth.wash. Sozopoxr.
From youth to old age. IL will keep the
enamel spotless and unimpaired. The
teeth OF persons who use Sozodont have
q psarl-liks wilderness. and the gums q
rosesis hue. while the breath Is pure.
and rendered sweet and fragrant. 1t !.
composed OF rare antiseptie herbs, and
ID entirely FREQ from the Objectionable
and injurious ingredients Of tooth psstes'
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SHOT M HIS ..sRIEND."
a Mysssrisus shestiaG Array On
She Divide.


,.u,
m
TO he residence Oh commissions FOL
and asksd for o permit TO take Q wound
"A nan IN \. cor,,x Uo.n,,.l NJ
wa ho' ~ nome sna 'ne APPhcAn
was sent to Commissioner Randall. o.
whom the desired permission was OBJ.
tanned. Mr.. Thomas G~aliagh,r's e.
press wagon wa, sent Tor ana me man
taken 70 'ns hosp,Iai. Inc man gave
MS name . usorss WOODS;
noods Va iouna AZ snksI
mouse :. .ne nesa Oh f'onssr s'Iee''
Wnen quss'ionea si'r lsssiu W : 90
currsnc. ne sA'u ns nso ser suo' On
me DiIae 9y irisnd' VINO si'erw.iu
hsipsd nun nome. ne refused 70 tsii
anything more .nah : ssonilngly Win.
my 70 seis,n nhs iI,snu' or wlpe's. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-23

Nix Of the world hold that Il 10 I'M.
possibls TO do Q disintsrestsd action, e.
c.pt from an interested motive; for the
ale Of admiration, II for no grosssr'
NOR, tangible gain. Doubtless they are
Also convinced. that, when the sun 10
showering light from the sky. he IL only
stsudipa there 10 b stared at.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-23

enterprising plumbers OF 'irSinia City,
are introducing q new feature in the way
Of roofing. Is Is a kind Of galvanized
an roofing. II 10 expected by the use Of
iron and may be used for casing as well
this TO make houses fre-proof. The
company have nearly 400 squares ON
hand and coming. with orders to the
company for Ito constant supply. The
price charged Is SIC a square. Several
buildings are being finished with this
material. among others being Matt
Papp's new house. the Silver Palace Sa.
loon, Charles Muller's house and the
new Pioneer Hall. The iron is painted
on both sides aud another coat Is given
l. when II Ia put on. A house covered
ON the outside with this would he bullet
proof ~ well a. ire-proof. and people
living In such a domicils might close tue
ahuttsrs and not care q cent how many
rows were transporting on the street.
This material has been used in San
Francisco aud other places, where 1t has
given entire satisfaction.
A GRiSD RruNoS.-By AZ advertise.
ment in to-day's News II will be seen
that the annual grand reunion Of the
Miners Unions on the Comstosk range
will take place at Gold Hill on Thurs
day evening next. May 18th. The men,
bers Of the Gold Hill Union will meet at
$50 p. n. form in procession. and
march to Virginia City. when. with the
Virginia Union. they will countsrmarch
and proceed down below Gold Hill to
meet the Silver City Union. when all
will return 10 Gold Hill and the hall Of
the Miners Union Of this town. where
tho festivities Of the occasion will take
place. Tho "boys" are sure to have u
good time.
YouSo BEArs.-Thero il q gang Of
hoodluhis In Virginia City who make a
practise Of going about asking the men
they meet for two or four bits. They
put on q long face and say they have
hal nothing to eat for several days. In
many cases this has tho desired effect Of
eYtorting o quarter or q bali. when the
young rascal joins his friends aud "div-
viss." 1t il said these youthful repro
bates have . place which they regularly
irsqusnt' and when = ieS"ghiLe" a.
S;s ave-. on leader, Of This gang and
10 acquainted with their haunts. They
will have u surprise party SOM day.
The WEArHEn. - The weather has
..choppsd." Yesterday Il was too warm
a., .onfor. and this manning the ann
heated up things pretty generally. but
this afternoon q zephyr began to blow
m the air became qul.s Inc
du,t mes IN spite OF .ne sPrinkhns snl.s,
n adus great! 70 .ns ~
o. . Weather A'0'"' VI '0"' ANU
mn
.r' '',,',
M'ners Union, was eayea on wnIs ~
ms acc1s'omea Moih hr. ~,
serious injuries, being cut In the back
and on the head. DIR. Kirby, Mr.. Der
rvs attending physician, eIpectst to have
his patient well in q few days.
A Transfer Huxr.-Laa Sunday al
ternoon James Ham. n eoal.burner'
Who was driving over the Divide with q
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HAoAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexion; removes
frecklss, tan and sallowness; makes the
skin soft, white and delicate. Its np-
ulication cannot be detected.
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Lrox's KArHArlox makes beautiful.
glossy, luIuriant hair; prevents it, fall.
ing out or turning gray. 1t has stood
the test OF 40 years. Is charmingly per-
fumed, aud has no rival.
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LINK HRRRi

II 10 worth moving that RuRNITuRI
BEDDING, CARPETS. LOUNGES. SPRING
MATTRESSES. and many other thlnu, caa b
bought Of q. ". GRANT. Gold Hill laboys the
NESs ofics). Of % reasarabls rsss - o. sny
houss in The stats; and his goods are just uhst
thty are represented 10 be. nm
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
Iudlscretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss OF manhood. etc.. viii stnd
. recipe that will cure roo, fres Of charge.
This great remedy was discovered by Q nils
sionaFy In South America. Send Q sslfsd'
station D, Bible House. New York City.
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on.rACLE. no MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for young mel from the eject,
Of errors and abuses IN early life. Manhood
restored. 1mpedipents 10 marriage removed.
New method Of Treatment. New and remark.
able remedies. Books and cireulars sent frss,
In scaied cnvelops. Address HOWARD AZ.
sOclATION, lieN. Ninth street. Philadelphia.
ra.-sn Institution having . high reputation
for honorsbls conduct and professional shin.
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A s@uprocAriSa coUaH.

In . letter 10 Mrs. Lisls, OF Chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western prsss. she
ascribes the cure OF . dangerous cough. accom-.
panied by bleeding II tbs laags, 10 Hale's
sho ssys. "threatened 10 sufocats me
but the Honey Of llorehoand and Tar has
removed every trace of t." Ths letter vas to
q lady friend IN this city. who has placed u 81
the disposal Of q. N. crttsnton.T Sixth ave-
nue. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure 10 one
minnie
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REP0RT.
lxrrosrsp DAILY 1T 4 ?. xsArrxo . col
san Franchise Beard.

%lRHrosrrD DAILY 1T l. y kHAftSo . COL
. rraseisee Beard.
LAT EvsHrsa.
:, Meadow Valley. axe
800 Raymond 4 Ely. iaS
40 kursha Con.. n. i3t, t3k
iylJsshsun, 4. a.
ico Alps. ~
10 Bslacat. N
yS Prussian.
30 Ls.p.rt. sS.sS
0ysfsrsss. ic
"a ella.
10 Panther, IN
IS Ssrh.rs fsli.. s,k
10 Hssssy. Ioc. Cd,
40 Tybo, II
$40 0.ssrsl rhssss,7
IS Metallic. AZ
$40 Osldss Chariot. 40, AZ
so ssath chAret 3sc. DOC
40 baltimore csa-. ~. ~
lo ksiehsrooetsr. oc
80 s<lvsf Hill. ~. IN
an koch isiast. ~. N
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las Occidental, is.aS
~, . A aI.sss.iiil.. ~. l.
To kssss,s. NJ
40 Abass. so 10
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LOO COsmos olitAn. 100
las Isvisihss. soc
100 sssth Justies. I
so North Gu. s~irgiaiA, IKE
las Prospect, ~
I0l hsrblng stsr.6
80 TroIan, k5s
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CD cphir. jlk. ST.. ssk
il93 hsIisan. s2t. 3?<. J7k
10 Csald b Curry. las. IGN
rs 9ssi / bslehss. ~. sN. 70
$40 California. To-, ~. ~.
80 sa.ass, isS. isS
800 cs.. Virginia. AZ. 7'S. "a. "a. ID. "a,
20 csoharPo,ssi. 50. -sX.W
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30 BslsAs. u, atk
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10 csssSsaes. 2oS
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40 kIshs9sey. 3iS
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h.D Justice. a5s
oJ5 Union Con. isN, i2S
Sses. Belchsr. Is
iso Ovsfnas. ~. ~
$50 1AiyBrysn. 13c. soc
as Julia. ~
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H.l.rs.s.s.oekoiarygoo
md sss.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
sr,or.L 70 n. SOLD -uI sA.r u.vs.
CALIFORNIA.

The Chinsss Merchants ersppaisg
she lmmiEratisn Questiss Ensr.
Essisaliy-Thrss Hundred Cso-
lies Sail fer She Sandwich L.
.
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(@stt9etbetltl
Nus ct. SDbn's gpHeae.

Dtsie @tonter. 8tlbanss. anfalt tebt tn
tbrer 8litte Dor uns. 3ute unb Scafdns
btee 3ufrtebehtett, Gebet unb Mrbett tralten
TN Snnern, nit BEN Motto SINNER su.
Dem 3tele au! leber 125 9tubenten inter 20
etfrtsen SrrfeGUren artetten otne &uf. unb
Stub, barntt fetn Sag, fetne Stunbe ctne et'
ne etnte oerfretGe. Sober fett NIT ether
sewtFen SebnfuHt BIN auf bic Gramen. bte
Dor Der Squire febeu, auf bic Grbtbitton, no
betr, SAD bes gOrbanses bas S1uttabr
1876 su ben gerFUGen:n sdblen wtrb.
Nm ID. b. Mts. nabnt Ger 6ohp'fe 6err
@bt Iltrius Gbelbrod ben 9rlbern Yeter
BoGeler, @tnpn SuobeY unb 9eDnbarb Sic.
fent1aler tbfe 8elabbe ab. DIE 3abl Der
8raber belduft fG auf 26.
gu fetner Belt ptrb wobl aud Der apoRs1
Der Dea!fhen, ct. 8~cntfactus etnen Grttfel
etnfenb m. SD pi1 alfo auu. SGluGe bios
nod e~rwabnen, bae @ottes Sesen i6tbar
auf ct. Sotn's College unb ct. 2ubpias.
Nbtet rubt, unb bae f6 BITE @pbdre tbrsr
0trffamfett tdsltG petter ausbetnt.
Cand. Theol,
Is. M1i, 1876.
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0as Nrieifer=G Republicans bss
Grsbiftbpfs Nnrceu.

Gus Cincinnati ptrb pom 81. Mai tele'
srapttf9 beri6tet:
Die brettdstse Setter bes ~5Oldbrisen @rte'
fer : Subtldums bes Gr3btf6ofs gurcs1
nabm teute tbreu @nfans. @efern Atent
murbe Der Subtlar BON 3ablretAen Treunber
befuGt unb befdentt. @u1 BON auspdrta
finb perttpOIe @ef6enfe etuSetrofen, u. a,
BON Cardinal DC Glcsfep BON Rew gorl
elm splbenes Srintteher; Elm uafises sol.
Dsnss 8rsus, wsrtb 5000 Dollars, ssn elmer
religtOfen @enpTenfhaft e%benbafelbfj eta
praGtpOa sebuncenes Mssbu& BON Senrs
prCbaseC, ron tter; eth tcfbarer sclcenel
&elh, l04 3Oa bod unb NIT Gbelfetnen Be.
feet, I'm aDertpe ron $4,000, Elm @efaenf be,
DtSeefe. A1e beute Morser ansetomme.
men i3ase paren NIT Tefttetlnebuern bela'
ofn.
Die 3aGmtttass R~attfnbenbe Yroseffcn
befanb aus rnilttdrtfGen unb ttrGitdenger .
einen. Die Teflidtetten fHliesen am Dten.
flag nit etnem feterltaen Yontiftalamt, III
pelGem Cardinal Me Glpsfsp unb etne
Mtnse gtfN0fe afiftren Derben, unb Mt.
enhs NIT etnena BON 800 Sdnsern unb Is
@uFtern i'm neutrality-suspicious. eesebeneu
CONCERT.
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MDrb9remeI in 9omifana.
Is. Ma', 1876.

3lr3ls9 Felen In Der Ndbe BON New Or
leans tpiebet bluttss g%treittstsiten swtf6er
WetBen anb SGwarsen Dor unb rurber
n,etrere Meerr umsebra&t. uebsr ether
neult&en MOrbanBrif bert9ist Der Com
uGnbant S. S. Sent aus Goulbatta, Ga.
fclsenbes an ben General SHERIDAN:
SD babe bic Gbre, CUR gerpcafdnbtsuna
uletnes be5isll&sn SeIesramms, Sbnsn NIT
satteilen, baB Der 9taatsftnatpr @m. 8
SwttGea gelApGen purbe, dls er tn 8e'
srtfe ftanb, tn etneus 4a&tn In goulbatto
~ lanben. SIN benz NaGen befanben f1
SwttGe1, Der ar betbea &rmen unb an It.
mem getne fGuer ~sfrpunbet mnrte, etn se.
rtFer Sting, frIterer @teaeretnnebnser, mel.
der getDetet trarb, unb Der EdbrmannA Elm
Tarbteer, relGet etne Rueel etnen Ttaeer
abnatm. Der reberfal gait, rnetner gn
fht mad, TpttdeG aretn. Der MSrter
mar etpa swet Stunben Dor Der Nusflbrune
ietnss gcrbabens gu Sferbe tn BEN Srte an.
gef0mmen, bate cine am ufer He9enbt
S&mtete betreter, unb, Elm fGarfes @use
auf ben Tlu6 sertGtet taltenb, NIT benz
S8mteb eth @efprd& anselnupft. CT trus
farbtse a~usensldfer unb etnen, rite es f6ten.
falfGen Bart. &ueer benz @6mteb fnben
tbn mebrere Tarttse, bte NIT Der t1msesenb
tet.nnt Anb, ff aber ntdt ertnnern, ben
N6rper lie 3uscr sefeben ~ taben. 8eiui
GtntreFsn Der @ct uaren bic uaetfen @dn.
ner Der Ortss mad benz Yofamt sesansen,
tneefen Der Srembe ssnadGlt4 an bas nfer
rift. no er fetn Yferb anbanb unb bte 2anb.
uus bes tsrannatsnben goctes abpartets.
Mebrere M6nner. spel6e bur@ bte erten
SGaGe aafmertiam ssnaGt terbetetlten,
ktelt er burh cine brptenbe 8epesuna IN
istnem @emetre In ebrerttetseer Gntfernun8.
3wet Erauen aber lief er al f4 scranton.
men unb auf ben 2nteen liseenb baten Dte.
ielben tbn, RON fetnen u6rberifHsn 0orba.
ben ab3ulaEen. Or erptberte, er tpo1e rtur
etnen f6war3en alligator f&ieben, iptlGs
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