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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

do mal6ho salonu, upfDde dnes po
d6kovat sc sletne."
Po tech slovech odesel.
Kdyz byla divka sama, O
desla opet Ike klicni dirce spatfi-
la star6ho voiaka, an zarazi do ste
ny hfebiky a zavesuie obrazy: No
siGi urovnavse BastienIv nabytek,
odesli.
Tu Johanka uposlechnouc zboz'
n6ho hnuti vnitfniho vzpome-
nouc 81 ma slova starcova 0 nemec
KEN valciku, otevfela piano, pro-
BELLA prsty po klavesich zahrala
vzneseny kus, posly p6ra ehud6
no kapelnika, jenz Sc nazyva ,po
sledni mysl6nka Webrova'. A
maiic Johanka oci slzami zakalene,
vyluzovala nastroje truchlive
zvuky, jez mnoheho jik byly rozpla
kaly, kdyz skoncila a vracela Sc
ma pfedesl6 misto, spatfila Bastie
ma, an sedel MAZE hlavu o ruce o.
pfenou, jake by I'll dobach davno
minulych pohfizen byl V upomin
kach.
Veru stary vojin, jehoz tvafe 10.
hanka nevid6la, netruchlil, neopla.
kaval dite domnel6, nomz byl
mlnvil, mluvil sam k sobe, srdce
jehe bylo rozechvcno, pochopll
vznesen6 srdce osifel6 divky.
MGi bozel lhal jsem, nemel
isem nikdy dcery, avsak jest bytost
kterouz miluji, jako svou doeru,
srdce, jez snaselo dtrapy, jemuz
popfej itasti stesti radosti V tom
to svete. Udel boze, ably slecheet
ne toto dite, ,jez on TAX miluje,
iei milovalo."
Stehovani bylo odbyto; Bastien
nemel vice co cinit ulici Meslay
sk6, nemaie dalsich rozkazd a dal
sich nafizeni Cd Amanda. Vstal
wal klobouk, zavfel "a sebou dvt
re ma diva zapady a odesel
domu.
Johanka slysela jej odchazet voI
nYm krokem po schodech dol6.
Kdyz Bastien vysel ma ulici, O.
bratil Sc pies boulevard, chteje dc
stati Sc do ulice Culture.Saint. Ca
therine, kdez jak ctenaf Sc upam'
tuje, stal dunn pana 2 Kergazu, zd'
vstoupil bo fiakru prave kolem ie
douciho.
Ma rohu ulice Pas de la Mule Il
stihl skvostny vozik, rychlosti We
tru jedouciho, do nehoz zapfazel
byl anglicky konik. We voziku je
mlady muz, MAZE vedle seb
lokaje. Er
Bastien mohl 81 dobre prohhd
nouti kone, povoz a mladeho mu
ze, kdyz zocil tohoto, ulekl Sc
zatajil vykfik;
aMdj boze," pravil, umGi boze
/ to je Andrea, Andrea, jehoz YOU
i vlas zcernal!" !"
: Ma to fekl ke koeimu: ,Sto sous
4 louisdor, diva louidory, tfebali! 81
duj tento povoz a nespoust6j jej
ocir
oh, OIL" odpovidal koei, de.
4 pan nejaky slechtic rusky a plati
takto, dostane stary mGj kun kf
a dla ma nohy!"
Y A ma ia slova praskal do kon'
:, aby no popohnal. Starry kun pa
uhanel jake sipka "a zminenym ?
: vozem, jejz tail kun polokrevn
4 mnohem silnejsi.
i
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09
Ta,emne dedictvi.



dcefil Nikdy!. .Spise vyhazim
vse okny, nez abych toto piano pro
dalP
Johanka Sc zachvela vzpome-
nouc 81, ze tento stary vojin tru-
chli, jak il bylo praveno, po jedlne
dcefi sv6.
A iako spojuje obapolny bol ty,
jjiz cd sebe oddeleni jsou, pocitlla
osifela divka utrpnost Sc starym
vojinem, jedinou dceru ztrativ'
sim. -.
Puzena zvedavosti blizila Sc sle@
ma Balderu po prstech k zamce-
nym dvefim, aby nahl6dla klicni
dirkou k sousedu.
TAX spatfila nov6ho souseda
sv6ho.
Byl postavy vysok6, ma prsou
mel stuzku odGn byl pc vojen-
sku. Tvaf jeho jevila laskavost a
slechetnost, kratce pfistrizeny Sc
d5 vlas vencil skran6 jeho.
Johance Sc zdalo, ze tn vidi sv6
no otce, smutny vyraz tvafe, a
pohnuty hlas star6ho vojaka ziskal
srdce sirotka.
oh nikoli, pokracoval Bastien,
nechci Sc odfici ami teto almary,
nj tohoto piana; ale nam venkov-
sky domek nedaleko Pafize, tam
dam almaru odn6st. TolikO bych
ST pfal ma Cas- do konce dubna, ma
imouti zde tfebas podkrovni ko-
mdrku, jeli zde jaka.'
,Nemame zadn6, pane,' vece vrat
mix nepochybn6 cd Bastiena k ta-
kov6 feci navedeny a nekolika
louisdory podplaceny.
ALE, snad by Sc nalezl jiny pro-
stfedek, ze bychom to mohli nejak
srovnat?'
,Jak TOP
,Kdyby tax nektery naiemcG
chtel ma nekolik dni piano k sobe
will
Bastien vzkfikl radosti, Gimz Sc
divka zachvela.
,Bydli zde sousedstvi,' pokra.
coval vratnik, ,slecna velmi hodna
a ochotna, i myslim, ze by mela
misto salone svem.'
,Ach,' zamumlal Bastien, ,kdy-
by tax chtela pfechovati mole pia
no, jak velikou sluzbu by mn6 pro
kazalal
Il. Stafec mluvil hlasem pohnutym
Johanka chvela Sc Jim doiata "a
pominajic nahle ma Amanda.
,Slyste,' oslovll Bastien znova
vratnika trochu hlasiteji, jakoby
chtel aby slysan byl sousedstvi
,jem stary vojak neznal jsem nj
cim vladnout lee savli jizdec
kou, ale dite me, pc nemz truchlim
zbudilo We mne smysl pro hudbu
kdyz tax nekdy zaslechnu valcil
iejz mi drubdy hravala ma dcera
nemohu zdrzeti Sc slzi, kter6z m
poskytuji dlevy.'
,Chci zazvonit u slecny z Baldt
ru, pravil vratnik, "a otazat Sc j
nechtelali by k sobe witt vase pi
no; myslim, ze trochu Una hudbul
Srdce Johancino div ze rozcile
MIN nepuklo.
,Slecna Balderu!' pferusil re
,vratnika Bastien, jenz zaslechl su
tot sousednim bytu jist byl. Z
jest slysan, ,zda Sc mi, ze jser
znal dGstojnika toho jmena!'
o. oOtec teto slecny byl vskutk
plukovnikem, jak jsem slysel."
"A padl v Konstantine, neni.
pravda?"
uAnc, zda Sc NIL"
Nue." dolozil Bastien, ..jdet
k t6to slecne a rcete il, ze vezme
k sobe mole piano, prokaze nekdt
simu pfiteli otce sveho veliko
sluzbu." '..'.'
Johanka mela oci pine slzi, XIV
piia rychle otevfit, nebot Gertrl
da nebyla donna.
Stud, jejz snadno 81 lie vysvetl
zabranoval j vyznati Sc, ze by
vse slysela; vyslechla pficinu n
vstevy vratnikovy vyhovela .
vsi radosti prosbe Bastienove.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25

cratic ticket, either State OF national
The independents will stand by Peter
Cooper and their own state ticket at all
hazards, believing they a carry the
state. The committee has called a new
state convention for August 18th, 70
take a position on the silver question,
and viii declare that the state legisla-
tune has the right TO make all silver
coins of the United States fun legal ten
der, without limit IS TO amount, and
will make that question a test on the
election of members of the next general
assembly. i
Peter Cooper's friends say they will
nominate a candidate for Vice-Presi-
dent next week in place of Booth, who
is believed to have made the great mis-
take of his life in declining. They ex-
pect to carry Missouri and Indiana in
October, and affect to believe Cooper
more likely to be elected than Hayes or
Tilden: .rnE
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25
NIGHT REPORT.
H INDIAN WAR.


Dispatches from Sheridan and Crook.
Washington, July 24-The following
dispatches have been received by Gen
eral Sherman.
The following dispatch from General
Crook is transmitted for your informa-
tion.
Gen. Merritt will reach Gen. Crooks
camp on August LIST, with ten compan-
les of cavalry instead of eight, as at
first contemplated. Gen. Terry has
moved his depot from north of Powder
river to the Big Horn at the mouth of
the Rosebud, and has notified me of his
intention to form a junction with
Crook. (Signed)
p. H. SHERIDAN, Lieut.. Gen.
Headquarters Big Horn and Yellow
stone Expedition, camp on Goose creek,
Wyo., July 18th, via. Fort Fetterman,
July 22.-To Gen. Sheridan, Chicago /:
L send in a courier to-day to carry in
duplicates of my dispatch to General
Merritt, for fear the originals may not
have reached their destination. l send
a courier to Gen. Terry tonight to in
form him that 1 will cooperate with
him, and where to find me, and also,
giving what information 1 have in re-
gard to the Indians. 1t is my intention
to move out after the hostiles as soon
as Merritt gets here with the 9Th, and 1
shall not probably send in another cou-
rier unless something special should re-
quire me to do so. l am getting anxious
about Merritt's ability to reach me
soon, a the grass is getting very dry
and the Indians are liable to burn it
any day. (Signed)
GEO. CRooK, Brig. General.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25

Congress will probably adjourn next
Monday.
Avery has not been pardoned.
Gold closed at 111s.
Louisiana Democratic State Conven-
ton in session.
Lord Derby and Minister Pierrepont
are negotiating anew extradition treaty.
Five young ladies were drowned near
st. Joseph, Mo-, Sunday.
The President has signed the silver
bill and the army appropriation bill.
-Four men who have been on trial for
the murder of Policeman Yost, ATTAIN
aqua, Pa, have been convicted of muir
der in the first degree.
A cargo of black-walnut is to be ship
ped from Chicago to Frisco via. Cape
Horn.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25
The Advisory Asses.
ILLINOIS.


Chicago, July 24.-During the past
week Bret Harte, in the play of 1.-THE
Two Men of Sandy Bar" has occupied
the attention of a large part of the the
atre-going public of Chicago, and has
proved an eminent success in a financial
point of view, if not in a critical point
of view. The audience have invariably
been pleased, though the players have
by no means done justice to the piece,
and have received the most emphatic
condemnation from critics.
The Times says of the play itself
There is a much greater amount of
genuine merit in it-more brain tissue,
so to speak-than in any former play by
an American author"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25
AsHINGTON
Combinations.

Combinations.
Washington. July 24.-The Senate
to-day confirmed the following nominal
tions 4: Thos. J. Brady, of Indiana, to
be second assistant postmaster general;
Mason Brayman, of Wisconsin, to be
Governor of Idaho Territory; Thomas
B. Shannon to he collector of customs
at San Francisco.
R0bes0n's Case.
1t is understood that the real estate
pool committee report will not contain
resolution, of impeachment of Robson.
Whileitstrongly condemns the Secretary
the report will ask that the testimony
be turned over to the judiciary commit
tee and be considered in conjunction
with that taken by the committee on
naval affairs.
Butler's Brduado.
Gen. McButler, the leader of the
whites in the Hamburg massacre, has
written another elaborate letter defend
ing himself. This letter is particularly
abusive of the negroes, and speaks in
very light terms of the actual massacre.
Soft Money Schemes.
The desperation with which the west
ern soft money men are pursuing their
project of repeating the resumption act
or at least the date, has, it leaks out,
no less al object than to drive Tilden
from the ticket. The leaders in it are
those who are opposed to Tilden's as
cendancy in the party and will not hesi-
tate at anything to embarrass and Grip
pie him. The prospect now is that
they may succeed. 1t cannot be denied
that Hendricks himself has encouraged
this movement.
Army Promotions.
The Senate has confirmed the follow
ing nominations for transfer to the
Seventh Cavalry: Second Lieutenant
w m. U. Robinson, Jr., Third Cavalry,
vice HOngs0n, killed in action; Second
Lieutenant Daniel Pierson, Second
Cavalry, vice Edgerly, promoted; Sec
ond Lieutenant Chas. B. Schofield,
Second Cavalry, vice David, promoted;
Second Lieutenant G. +. Chase, Third
Cavalry, vice Nave, promoted; Second
Lieutenant John w. Wilkinson, Eighth
Cavalry, vice Wallace, promoted; Sec
ond Lieutenant Ezra B. Fuller, Eighth
Cavalry, vice Varnum, promoted; Sec
ond Lieutenant George E. Eaton,
Fifth Cavalry, vice Harrington, missing
in action; Second Lieutenant Edwin
p. Andrews, Fifth Cavalry, vice Hare,
promoted; Second Lieutenant V. Ora
ham, Third Cavalry, vice Sturgis, kill
ed in action; Second Lieutenant Hugh
L. Scott, Ninth Cavalry, vice Reilly,
killed in action; Second Lieutenant l..
S. Mccormick, Tenth Cavalry, vice Elk
erson, promoted; Second Lieutenant
Albert Russell, Tenth Cavalry, vice G..
Arlington, promoted. NlN
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25


Washington, July 24.-Cragin sub
mitted a resolution requesting the head
of each executive department of the
government to furnish the Senate with
the aggregate number of civil employees
in their departments, exclusive of me-
chanics and laborers, for the years 1859,
1861, Observation-Disclosures Agreed
10. go
Logan moved to take up the House
bill to equalize the bOunties of soldiers
who served in the late wal for the
Union. Agreed to. The morning hour
expiring before the bill was read
through, Logan asked that the reading
be completed. but Edmunds objected.
The impeachment trial was then re-
sumed. The application of the mana
gers for a postponement till Wednesday
owing to the sickness of Lapham, was
denied. Leave, however, was granted
Lapham to present his argument to-
morrow, notwithstanding the objec-
ton of Carpenter, and notice by him
that if printed the defense could claim
the right to reply. Manager Jenckes
then spoke on a question of fact. At the
close Of Jencke's argument the Senate
took recess for fifteen minutes, when
Judge Black stated a point in the case
for the defense.
Kelly moved to suspend the rules and
pass the bill for the coinage of a stan
dard silver dollar and to make it legal
tender for all debts. Rejected.
Hurlbut offered a resolution reciting
that northwestern Indians are supplied
with arms requiring special metallic
| on rfr,IUoc ord I;roofinn tho D~roosJort
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25
NEVADA.
Dro.ened bu a Cloud Burst.

Eureka, July 24.-About 8 O'Clock
last night a cloud-burst occurred ON the
Diamond range of mountains, thirteen
miles east of here, which resulted in the
death of thirteen Chinese wood-chop-
pers, and probably a large number of
Italians, who were camped in the canon
getting out timber. Without a moments
warning a column of water two feet
high rushed upon them, drowning all
but M Chinaman. The Italians were
camped a short distance above, and as
no trace can be found, it is feared that
all persisted.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25
THE ooPERITEs.


indianapolis, July 24.-The chairman
of the Independent Greenback State
Central Committee denies the report
that the greenback party of Indiana
will support Tilden and Hendricks In
case the House repeats the resumption
act, and says in no cas will the indie
pendents of Indiana support the Demo-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25
NEW YORK.
The Eternal Scandal.

The Eternal Scandal.
New York, July 24-Francis d.
Moulton had a conference Saturday
with Benjamin F. Butler and Roger A.
Prior, his counsel in the action against
ii. w. Beecher. 1t is alleged that
Moulton has determined, in view of
the reversal of the decision of Judge
Dyckman, to force Beecher by the 31st
of July to make answer to the plaintiff
OF let his case go by default.
The Adrisory Asses.
The advisory council commission
which convened Saturday to consider
the scandal, declare that they don't
think it e~xpedient or proper to examine
into any allegations OF reports, or to
hear testimony respecting the same i'm
til such allegation or reports have been
embodied in a charge which shall have
been made as aforesaid by some person
who shall undertake to present proof of
same before this commission, to the end
that a thorough trial shall be had
thereof.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25

Dispatches from Sheridan and Crook.
Washington, July 24.-The following
dispatches have been received by Gem
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-18

FRESH 0rsrEns.-Radovich & Mann.
who run the popular eating stand IN
the Capital Saloon. next door to the
vesey House. on Main street, Gold Hill.
receive lots Of Booths famous oysters,
In tins, fresh from the East by rail. put
up in Ice specially for this market. Try
them; they are delicious. George Mann
was among the first importer OF fresh
oysters ON this coast, and knows all
about them. George does not pride
himself on being handsome. but docs
take a pride in having good oysters.
IScRE.sE OF CAPITAL Srocx.-A meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the yellow
Jacket Silver Mining Company viii Be
held at their Office In Gold Hill on
Wednesday the 18th day Of March next;
to consider and take action upon . pro-
position TO increase the capital stock Of
the company from %. 400. 900. divided
into $4,000 shares. TO $l2. 000, 900. d.
vided into 1901 600 shares OF the par
value OF 500 each. See Official notice
published in u advertising columns
to-day.
REMEMnEn the concert and hall 70 DO
given by the Liberal Religious Society
Of Virginia. at National Guard Hall, to-
morrow evening. II will doubtlsss b q
very enjoyable affair.
Jupox Sicily has been elected Distic.
Attorney by the County Commissioner.
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
Of Judge Campbsll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-18
81 NEFER srEALED DEN TINGs"
Gamss Played Upon rasaspeeting
Gold lliiisrs by . Magician.

Cambaraba. the adopted son Of the
Demon Of tho Nile. whose genial man.
nsrs by the way give the average human
a very favorable opinion Of his foster
parent, paid q visit Of inspection to Gold
Hill yesterday. Among other places he
dropped in Stern x Sons store. He had
not been there but 4 few minutes before
our mild and innocent Teutonic friend
Jake Becker also entered. Waving the
formaiity Of an introduction the great
Wizard stepped up to Jake. aud with u
ieferential bow inquired. "You DO 70
proprietor zees placo?" "Nein." an
swsred Jake. Zen what do YOU viz
zeesei" at the same time removing
Jake's hat. from which about n quart OF
crauberries poured out on the floor.
Jake. who never suspected the occupa-
ton Of the polite stranger. looked utter
ly bewildered. and strongly protested his
innocence OF an attempt to steal ''dem
tings." The great magician played q
number OF tricks on other parties who
entered. TO their discontinue and the
amusement Of the spectators; doing oil
so clsverly that. although performed in
broad daylight. no one could discover
how they were executed. Carabaraba
certainly stands at the head Of all pres
tidigitateurs who have ever visited this
section.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-18
A Dsmserstie Protest-rhe Usis'M
states W. Antioch Distiiisry.


San FnAScIsco. Jan. l8..-l:3OP P. NJ
1t is currently reported aud generally
believed that q memorial has been 70
ceirsd in this city signed BY sixty Dem
ocraiic Congressmen addressed to the
Hawaiian Government, threatening to
vote against the Hawaiian reciprocity
treaty, II that Government insists on
the persecution Of Captain waddeli o.
Shenandoah fame.
In the case Of the United States w.
Antioch distillsry. A. II. Crane. Gov
eminent officer, was placed on the stand
to compare the Government books kept
at the distillery which show the daily
shipments Us checked by tho gauger
with an abstract made from steamer
maniiesis. Tho comparison showed
discrepancy between the two accounts
running from August Is, 1873. to May
20. 1874. amounting to n hundred
pipes OF liquor in favor Of the distil-
lery and to the loss Of the Government
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-18
A Few Words to Feeble and Delicate
Women.

nv n. v. pi.rc. n n, n,
wo,ld,s Di.nsn.arv R,ffsio u y az.
thor Of "Tbe Peopie's Common Ssns.
Medical Adviser" etc. etc.
Knowing TINT Won ara .ub;ect N n
great nmonnt of s~uff.rino. ihat ds,ic,cy
ON your part bas a strong tondoney 10
p~roionp Il. aud the longer itris neglect.
ed the o you have 10 endure aud tho
more difficult Of cure our case DO.
comes, I, N a physician, who am daily
con,ulted by scores of your sex. desir.
10 say 10 ron. thnt I am Constantly meet.
In, Will tho,o h hava been tre,,cd
To- ,hs;r .;imants Tor month. withont
hsino ben.att.d In ,bs lsa,t. until tbsy
nave become nerfec,Iy diseoura0ed and
bay. aimost made mn their mind never
70 tske another dose Of medicine. or 10
bo tortured Inv nny further treatment.
Tbsv had rather dis mud have their suf.
fsrinus endsd than live nnd suffer ns
tbey have. They say they are worn out
hv snT.rinu. anil ara only made worse
by treatment. OF ANYTHING more dis.
c-ouracina. we certainly cannot conceive.
snd vsrs tbsrs No mora surs
ana -.ncc.s.fuI modo Of treating sneh
AIN crI,,ss ,hsn that tbe nrincinlss Of
-h;oh ,ssch M ,sdnc,ng and dsnieting
o,,Ss w;,s, ,orc.s oi tLs .y.,sm' wbsn
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sdn = ~ ors sJonts5 sor
.tSa 49, 80 worid hs JanIorpb,s In.
J.sS H.. Ia IsSv .rSsrsrs tbsre 4. .
80. ~ No. srcess.,ni nl.n n
,,a.,,..n. To- Won. ons more In bar.
monx with ths Iavs and reouiremssis
~ .orr .vs,sm' A barsb. Irritating
c.r:,ic t,esimsnt and .tronu modioinss
viii nsv.r cure you. II YOU would use
r%.,ion.i mean, sucb A eommon.sopse
ssan,d a;e,.,. ~ svs,v ;ntslliucnt Iadv.
~ NY msd;c;n.s =, smbody The yery
s..s ;n.i,n,s,;nn ,onics and n%sryins:.
o-om,ornSsd w;sh snsci.i rsfsrsnos 10
..nl J.i,os,s .,.s.m Such a bapnv
yssu..ta",;an ~ Vii And In INV Fsror.
yo1 W.. Ls. ..as;v.d H.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-18
Arrival. this n.r.,.s.
Dsparssres Last Evssiss.

CnkAr CASH sroRE.-ons u the 'and-
ind wonders OF this section slow can
Il. X. McGurn afford to sell goods at the
astonisLingly Low rates he doesl Some
people grow fat where others starve. or
barely manage 10 sustain existence; tho
reason for which Is that the hrst under
stand their business and attend TO 1t.
while the second are u decade behind
tho times.
..It IL neither rank. nor birth. nor state.
But the siIup snd.git. that inases men great"
Those who desiis to learn the differ
ence between q slow coach and a light
ming express business firm. may do 80
by first patronizing some OF the double
rate grocery and provision stores in Ibis
section. n triward trading win L.
X. McGurn. at NO iio south Z street,
Virginia. or at his branch store, Main
street. Told Ill., snort uis'anes above
casb bargain. In The country can always
be had. for cash. ladies and gentlemen.
Mopn,. 4 N,ru,x.-This well.known
and uopular dry goods firm. since the
,.,,,r.,;o, NJ THAR Mace OF busiusss in
- A.. ~. a.. h.v. H.,
'hs'" wy I'M.
doing q good business IN Ut, haiis
building on Main street. nearly oppo-
site the NEws Office. They purpose.
however, removing their goods TO VIZ
ginis In a few days, where they viii os
Isiustated in business n Dc aois 10
meet their old customers in q better To-
cation than they had before the nrs.
Moreover. they propose TO snow q oss,
ter stock Of goods than they eVer haa
before or the ladies OF Virginia uoiu
Hill ever saw this q Of . sierra
Nevada mountains ~. an 4. !.
sooS e.,5 slway,. and always will DO
shs,s,sr hs Goes. This last 10 no in.
,liyidual ..puf," but merely talking
what numerous square dealing peoP''
know 10 be good practical sense
uo.,,..,x Ix..xx.-A letter from
=, -. c.,.,;,,.,,s,, NJ the In.
W. "ia'a''' -cu..-.,.
sane Asylum a. "ooao'''se.
to Mr.. Jerry Harrington. OF lbs
unJcr date OF January nth, conveys 70
him the sad in'sl,ssne' asa,s,v 81 hi.
y " ~ NJ NJ tha, institution for
treatment. Mrs. Harrington has many
friends in Gold Hill who wih .. s',sstu
to learn tho sad nows. ine .. a.
~ follows: DkAn Sih. T...s
18th instant was uu'y
has been no improvement. .a. w,0,a
your wiie's conaition sinos n, .hor,
you. She Worries . sIsas s he \.
going nome, w, .rhsra \. mot
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-18
F.arwrfA B.Strf..-JoAu jacl and

FAaswrfs Brsfsrf.. =Johu Jack and
lns f'irtnia Sisters gave an srcellon,
sntortAlhtnent at the Presbyterian
Church, South @ street, Virginia, last
evening. A somewhat similar one, con.
stating OF select readings. songs. harp
and violin solos. etc.. In which Mr.. Jack
and the Misses Firmin will BE- assisted
b. some OF the ablest amateur talent OF
the city. will DO given ut the same place
thi, evening. Il will be u farewell bene-
ft to Miss Annie Firmin, aud doubtless
will DO q handsome one, a. shs Is a
f~avorits In this section.
Lrrrrns addressed to Miss Minnie J.
Simpson. Gull Shore Pugwash. Cum.
berland county. Nova Scotia; Mrs.
Albert Sumter. Honolulu. Sandwich
Islands; Mr.. Frank G. McCarty, Dewitt,
Carroll county. No.; and Mr.. Andrew
Mckay. MI. Thorn. Pictou county.
Nova Scotia, arc held for postage at tho
Gold Hill Postofiee.