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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-23
MILITARY CHANCE.

An order has been Issued by the secre-
tary OF War releasing Geneaal schofeld
from command Of the Military division
Of the Pacific, and assigning him to the
command Of West Point Military Acade-
my, relieving Col. Rugcr. Gen. Mcdowell
will take command OF the military diyi-
sion Of the Pacific. The division Of the
South will be discontinued, the depart.
ment Of the South will be under the com.
mand Of Col. Ruger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-23
THE SUN
For THE cAMPAIcNI

cI0 4 day at home. Agents wanted. oulet and
3iE terms free. TRUE d CO., Augusta, Maine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-23

During the morning hour several bills
Of minor Importance were passed, ant
consideration Of the Naval Appropria
tion Bill resumed.
REMARKS OF MR.. SARGENT.
Mr.. Sargent said the bill reported by
the committee increased House bill
s., ,G5S,O 600, decrease compared with the
appropriation bill Of the present fiscal
year Of SS99,0lG. In nearly every item
Of the bill as it came before the Senate
now, there was reduction and the com
mittee had in a majority OF cases assent
cd to the reduction made by the House o.
Representatives, but in some cases they
found Il necessary to increase the amount
allowed by the House. The bill as il
came from the House did not propose L
reduce the number Of officers Of tht
Navy or their pay, but 1t appropriated
inadequately for their compensation
For several years past the appropri
ations for this purpose had beer
inadequate, but the deficiency had beer
made up from the appropriations for the
nay Of the navy for the previous years Al
the balances for that service did no
have to be covered into the Treasury a
the end Of the fiscal year. The roll Of off
GERS and seaman calls for an appropriation
Of 81, 900, 900 and 1t must bemade. He ther
referred 10 the increase in the appropria
ton for the Bureau Of Construction ant
Repairs, and said II we would have {
navy aaoat II must be kept in repair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-23

NA Visiting Cards, with your name hpely
n printed, sent for &c. We have 200 styles.
Ill AGENTS Wanted, 8 samples sent for stamp.
Wv A. II. FULLER 4 CO., Broekton, Mas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-23

On the motion OF Mr.. Randall the Sen,
ate amendments 10 the Indian appropria
tion bill were non.concurred in and q
Committee Of Conference ordered. The
Speaker pro tenn appointed Randall
Sparks and HurIbut the committee OF
the mart of the House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-23

BANGOR, ME, June 22.-The Republi.
can State Convention met here to-day and
heartily applauded ex,speaker Blaine
and recommended him for appointment
to the U. s. Senate in place Of Senator
Morrill,, appointed Secretary Of the
Treasury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
WORKING .,r.vKR ORES.

From Dewey 4 Co.. publishers OF the
Nsing and Scientific Pres. San Fran
cisco, We have received q copy OF
"Aaron's Practical Treatise on Testing
and Working Silver Ores" 1t is q nea'
and handy little book OF ia pages,
substantially bound in leather. just
right to carry in your pocket. and con-
.sins numerous well executed illustra-
lions Of milling and matchmaking ma
ehinsry and devices for the extraction
Of precious bullion from its native
asneus. II also gives much valuable
information In the mysteries Of ore test
ing. roasting. and working generally.
with many nav and useful hints and
suggestions. free from all tschnicali-
ties. and in such . style n to be easily
eomprshsndsd. II Is written for the
miner. with no chemical synbols or
mstallursiesl tsehnisalities to confuse
those Who are not chemists or mstallur-
gists. Nj. Aaron 10 q practical miner
Of long working experience on this
coast, therefore his book Ia entitled 10
square consideration. The book is q
s~srvicsabls one for minsrs' and pros
psctou' USE. Price. post free. Tin
isathsr) %. Address Dewey & Co..
Miniae and Scientific Press. ga Sansoms
street, San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
NEVADA ITEMS.

Tho Belmont Coarier says: A gentleman
recently In from Jett district informs N
that the mines are being vigorously worked
by their owners. and In nearly every In.
stance the hardy toilers are meeting with
encouraging prospects. This district bids
fair to become n Of importance -
bullion-producing region.
The Eureka .Ssniimsi Of Saturday says
Owing to important legal business. Mr.,
Wren will not leave for the Western part
Of the State until tomorrow morning,
He will DO unable TO meet Mr.. Ellis .,
Reno, but the pair will probably loci
horns In political debate at Carson and
Virginia City.
The Canton Csmpany's furnace ut Rob.
inson. now under lease Of Mr.. b. Schwartz,
will commence It's second run to-day. with
favorable chances Of making at least
forty-day's run. having IN abundance ol
ore and charcoal IN hand to accomplish IL
The Reese River Rersiiie Of Saturday
says: The wind blew . hurricane Oh,
greater part OF last night. aud this morn
ing we were treated 70 an old-fashionet
snow storm. which caused . great demand
for overcoats and overshoes.
The mines at Meadow Lake are nov
shut down for the season. but sctiv'
operations will be commenced again mex
Spring. o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The investigation into the Affairs Of ts
lato Public Administrator Benjamin has
been concluded. Judge Myricx has found
that Benjamin has received about $4,000
from estates where there are no legal heirs,
and therefore the money lis escheated to the
State. aud he has been ordered 10 pay II
into the County Treasury.
The total amount Of taxable property In
Nan Diego county Is s3,25C,G32. and thu
total amount OF taxation thereon IL $751;
iG3 rs. The rate OF tar levied for county
purposes Is twenty-five cents on the $lOt
less than last year.
The Stockton City Mills. ON Wednesday
last. turned out 737 barrels Of -four. which
il probably tho largest amount Of foui
ever made by any mill In this State In one
day with four run OF stones.
Over $50 names have been placed on the
Great Register Of Tulare county during thu
past six weeks. There arc now ever 4,0Ot
names Oh the Great Register.
The Han Bernardino lrg~s reports the ar
rival Of an emigrant train from Emporia,
Kansas, which had been ON the road since
last May.
Charles LeFranc. Of the Almaden vine.
yard, will make about 1900 gallons Of
wine this season.
Several children have died In Los Ange
les from vaccination.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
10 n HEAR MN.

But eight working days intervene BE-
tween nov and the Presidential slsc.
ten. The contest 10 one in which every
American citizen has . direct interest;
one in which every American citizen
who has the good Of his country al
heart. Is bound in honor and in patri-
otism. u take . part. We all want to
vote i~ntslligently. and TO do 81 We must
carefully canvass both the Republican
and Democratic sides Of the question.
We have listened TO eloquent speakers,
TO weli.informsd speakers here ON both
sides. and tonight an opportunity will
10 Afforded US to listen to one Of the
most famous statesmen Of the nation;
to Q man Who has done yeoman's SER
vice in his own State aud In the ma.
tional council halls. Senator Oliver r.
Morton. Of Indiana, will address the
citizens Of Storey county In National
Guard Hall. Virgins. tonight. He is
eloquent; he 10 logical. He knows
whereof he speaks. and his words carry
conviction 10 the mind. Let no good
Rspubliean. who can crowd into the
hall fail 10 do 30. and increase his
tnevledgs Of his psrty's principles. L.,
every Democrat who Ia no, utterly big
ossd. and beyond conviction BY reason.
60 and hear Morton. 60 ous.e 20 all.
and participate in the grand event Of
the political campaign in Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30

Of Twenty-nrst street and Second avenue.
met last evening n proceeded : pull
rooms. which bore the names Of Tiiden
and Hendricks and Robinson and DORIS
hsimsr. and in is place was hoisted .
large and handsome banner on which are
inscribed the names Of the Republican
National and State nominess-Hayes and
Wheeler and Morgan and Rogers. The
officers Of the club are: President. Will
liam A. Wall T; Vice President, Peter Bray
Secretary, ID. II. Lucy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
CARSON ITEMS.

The following items Of interest are
taken from yesterday mornings ApPsai'
We learn from Mr.. Hammond that Rev,
A. N. Fisher Of the NJ. 4. Church has been
transferred 10 the Gcneseo, n. Y. Con.
ference. and 10 stationed at Cornhill
Church. Realistically church which he
left when he FIRST came TO Nevada.
The Railroad Company are doing an e.
csllent piece OF work. They are con.
structinS q stone race for carrying Of the
waters Of Treadway Greek. This race Ii
now In process OF construction.
Tomorrow night. at the Carson Theaior,
Hon. Thomas Wren, our candidate for
Congress. will address the votors Of ormsby
county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30

UxolArzsuL.-0ld ouarlss, the most
s~gotistssi. snPty.hsadsd old editorial
frasd svsr infss,ine . nswspspsr once,
IL evidently trying to run the editorial
eolumns Of the Oakland Trinscript.
Aftsr systematically stealing our sdito.
rails for some time past, and ~rsprintinG
them word for word ~ his own. he has
the cheeky impudsncs to say that b
does not admire them. Oh ! use your
scissors 10 trim OF your ears you super
animated. imbscils. ungratsful old
| donkey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
IkDIEs' MEETING.

mHE LADIES OF ct. JOHNS C0NaRK.
i CATION. Gold Hill. and all the Ladies' Who
particularly requested 10 meet 81 ". Johns
Church TOMORROW TUESDAY, AFTKR-
NOON at hall. past . O'Clock.
nv This invitation % special 10 ell, and
every lady win be cordially welcome. ocSo IL
IyLORIDA SILVER MINING COZ.
II PANY.-LocAtion Of principal place OF
business, San Francisco, California.
Location OF works, storey county, State OF
Nevada.
lovins-described stock. on account cf assess
ment mo. 81 levied on the itth day OF 8eptem-
Der, 1879, the several amounts vet opposite the
names OF the respective shareholder. - fol-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
MOTION.

He addressed q mass meeting Of the
people this afternoon in front Of the
International. ct Virginia. A large
crowd nlisd the street. and the balconies
we're lined with ladies and gentlemen.
We have neither time o space for .
report. The old "wsr Governor Of
Indiana will address the people this
evening 81 National Guard Hall. Viz
sinia City. pursuant TO announesmsus.
Everybody should hear him. and every
body Who can crowd into the hall will
hear him tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
REPUBLICANS AND The cHlNRsR.

In the Gold Hill Democratic mass
meeting. held in Minsn' Union Hall
last Thursday evening. Mr.. Thomas N.
Cook, one Of the speakers. saw ht TO
refer TO the Chinese question. and to
the burden Of the great evil. which
Expresses this coast, upon the Rspabli-
can party. We do not believe that Mr..
Cock Intentionally misrsprsssa,sd the
facts; Ne are charitable enough 10 think
that In addressing Democratic
audience. he applied 70 his hearers the
old apothssm Of Pops's.
..whsrs isnersaes is bliss. lis folly 10 BE- wiss.'
And not only resolved 10 leave them In
their Ignorance. bat. II possible. to In
tsnsify that ignorance. BY all the s0phis-
teal Arguments at his command. This
il good old Democratic policy. Once
tell the people the truth ; let thsm under
stand the facts upon which the issuss Of
this campaign are based. and the Demo-
cratic party would sink so far below the
political horizon. that IL would never
again arise to Haunt Ito ugly ,isass in
the face Of . free people.
The Republican party 10 not rsspon-
sibls for the Burlipgams treaty. the
result Of which Vas 10 induce such a
vast infiux OF Chinese 10 this coast
Thai treaty vas heso's'su 'n'ousn
Anufsw Johnson On ns A''a 's'''
300 MT. 'oshson hsu ossn
Woo r''''u' On
~
W
Aojsfed AIS P'sases An'
pemoerAnc Io'a' wa W"
whom tho moc 1s eonuAuAny
praising. whom they revere almost Ma
God. Who negotiated and arns into
practical effect the Burlingams treaty.
the workings Of which in eight short
years have been such . TO Mood his
country with q horde OF Chinese labossrs
VIII. are interfering with the legitimate
a,ocaiions Of our " people.
This fact IL nothing to the dissrsdit
of Andrew johnson or the Democrats.
Al the time when this treaty Was under
consideration, IL was supposed that in.
e.leulabls b.u,at. would nov from II.
The possibility Of its more important
results being detrimental to the good Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
BLACK HILLS ITEMS.

tFrom the Black H'lls Pioneer. Oct. n
DIR. q. W. Meyer has accepted the posi.
ton Of assistant editor Of the iio"s,r.
Gay 4 Scott one day this week cleaned
mp 81 900 rs from claim number four
above discovery on Deadwood.
The cleanup" Of the arastra situated
upon whitewood, FROM ORC taken out Of
the Golden Star mine, yielded $3.50 after
four days run.
White paper has given out In the Hills.
and the Pioaser again makes Its appearance
on wrapping paper.
WHEN a hotel guest kicked . writer
who served him wrong, the proprietor
said he served him right.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30

EAsrER N.
How riiden :. reformed" His In.
come Tax.

come Tax.
w..
ChIcAoo, ve'ooe' T,1
ins'on sPscia' say. ~ o''s.l ~
gwen ocIon pr1%9ap.',y 80. ~
sn,rse. ,ysins. NS LII ,.s s1u,e
niaainn.lnm pnsp; y =, ~ .u.saI h. can
.nun - H.. a. ,ha hsnd. ~ his
maeo, .S...s,. a. ,,rni.h a, hr,
a.a.S- - H.. y nc ioc., 49, ,bs, can
nan., - tn. n,;dsnas ;n ,ha h.nJs
~ Il.I,sI S..,a. n,',.i., 1890 pIi.s
80. .,.s.S~ A. ..,shii.h nrs,tv e,s.riv
,t..s ~. p;,,:,,r, anil Eort w.yrs R.ii.
- Comnsny ehon, ise9 nail TiIJ.p
sso ooo ,ar ..,,icos hi. hs,ng ths wear
a.. L..,.n.I Az ooo in.o,n. iTh.
800 a.. m as~,aan, So.
e,'uen.o .A PA!n a.
n.an.. ~ az. .anr.nv an, ~, ,hs sooIs
PAP.ts " "a "ipsny' y '"I. W. -.
eoh'a,n'ns .n's nH nav ~.
srahsietreu w VI oin.et y. y son,pany
VINO IL speciai iriena oi innen' anu =
refuses access W them' inis ,ciusAi,
coming from inc Board OF pirestors, ~,
which Tilden u : menipor' mas spcciai
signincance. On the 2oth OF Octooer Dis-
trict Attorney Bliss, writing from New
York 10 Hon. Greene II. kaum. Commits
sioner VI Internal Revenue, set forth tbs
following facts: That In thu course Of
preparation he has been making TO carry
out Raum's instructions 10 commence ac-
ton against Tilden 10 recover his unpaid
income tax, no learned from creditablo
sources that about the year 1869 Tilden re-
ceiyel from the Pittsburg aud Fort Wayne
| railroad $50. 900, and that the entry Of that
| payment appeared upon the books OF the
| ~conpan and WAS s~uhstsptiated by Til.
| Jsp.s voucher. which WAS among the pa
-. % an. .orn.nv ,and n. Tildcn In
tssa "a ~, oniy ON az Oo0. he Thought
-. 81 49,, 90 v.r,tv IN MIN.
ms,ion mi ,hsrsiare rsou..,si n reyenu,
49, - n,o.n.. .....I 4. ,ho hool. M
: .omrrnS In pit,.h,ry never for n
momsnt %Ianb,iny I'M thst The Officers
world mo.t willingly support the Goyorn.
msnt' ON arriving there. however. the
avent learned that sinco the publication Of
tbe ALLEGATION. concerning Tilden's tar the
hooks anil naper. Of The COMPANY hai
b~en directly transferred 10 tho control Of
An officer who h. a political friend Of Til
len. AMI tIat gentleman peremptorily
refused access 10 the books, referring the
agent 10 \. II. Mayer, President of the
On October 9Th the District
ATTORNEY wrote 10 Meyer requesting him 10
give instructions allowing an examination
OF the books. In reply Meyer promptly
stated that he had referred tho matter To
the Directors, who were summoned to
meet on the It'll or 18th. Meyer wrote
asking under what authority of law the
right was claimed, and Bliss replied that
while there was sufficient legal authority
to compel the production OF the DOCKS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
BORN.

KOHLER-In Gold IIill. October 9Th. to the
wife OF Charles II. Kohier. . eos.
0huss-ln virginia. October 18th, to the wife
of Joseph 0russ. o son.
wOLFORD-in Eureka. October 2Iih, 10 the
wife of Ana. wolford. q sou.
BREMENKOMPt-In Eureka, October 2sth. 10
the wife Of y. a. Bremsnkompf. q son.
AslIBURN-1n Jefferson. October 10Th, 70 the
wife Of q. X. Ashburn, q p0n.
DufFY-Ip Belmont. October 90th, 10 the wife
% Thom,s Duffy. . daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICE.

mIIR PUBLIC ARR HEREBY NOTIFIED
lint M. HENRY wOLF 10 no longer In
our eurpio,. and 10 not authorized 70 transact
business, OF Whatsoever nature o. shsfsetsr,
Cola Hin. October .. 1876. ocau
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE WITH FIFTEEN ROOMS.
n suitable for either lodging 90 boarding.
for sale or rent on reasonable terms. 81 the
turn Of tho road near the Imperial mine. For
further particulars apply on tho prsmis.s.
esio linz j.. !. OOhNkLLt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUbkMENfS.
GRAND BALL i
and
Literary Entertainment
At the Fourth ward a
~ NEW scHooL.HousE,A
VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY EVENING, November Sd,
YoR THE PURCHASE OF
BELL, LIBRARY AND APpARATUs.
THR LITERARY AND MUSICAL ExER.
= Cf8KS viii commence o. o O'Clock sharp
Dancing d . O'Clock.
TWO or the BEST BANDS
In the State will furnish Music for the occasion.
BRIEF ADDRESSES
VIII be delivered by prominent citizens.
Tbs Muaoai part OF the Rntsrtal.msnt will
DO under the personal direction Of
PROF. z. J. PAsMORE.
Committee Of In~vitatisu.
A Williams. Hurd.
W Il Hickok, Pasmore.
Richard Rising. Andrew fraser,
u o Thompson, WI sheppard.
Al Mcdonnell, John Randall.
Jos Douglass u, Anthony For,
Thomas 0raosy. Ia Atkinson,
Robert n Lindsay. ysKsDssn.
J Currts, Av Comstock,
ABPottls, james Mckay,
insai HsNsir DO Addison.
Augustus Ash, nc Lord.
Strother, wv Whitchsr,
Hon D Q whitman. Hon J 2 Lewis.
Hon Oh De Long. judge beltnsp,
h I a:2 4 4 roo... Ssaso 'i Ioslin..
Dr y spaidlng. Col james Kelly.
Dr. n Heath. Dol " y Wood.
10 Fair. NV hseksy.
q Hampton. II Banner.
Al Tyrreli, John 0ilIig.
Miehelson. Az Mactay,
Up Martin. wv Rchlsy,
Pail Beldner, NJ N Fpsihek,
u Cohn,. W Manning.
st Curtis, Chas rornan,
1T Mcclellan. John Ragsn.
DR. Mccarthy, &C Goodwin.
John A Mahanny, Az Dotsn.
n Daggett, u Kirkpairiek,
NJ OsbIston, w Frank stewart,
Kvan Williams, EA Schultz.
RI ~Busiingham, werlrgton stewart.
Jossph Beer, RE Lowery.
wan II Bo,sfoni. Amos o Dennis.
1t Cowis, James q kuls.
Geo L HAWKS, John Henderson.
A ninth. ll0bsrt eeegon,
PHI Howard. Wv Booher.
John = Couliss. All Wills.
jasper Babcock. ~ fitspatick,
A Brsnn. BE Burns.
John SsSn1 4 Harris. Taoa.. j Shields.
Edward Prince, Avis,
tnncis X Mills, W ID batherlin,
William N Gambler, Thomas X Kelly.
George I Lennon, John = Mcfarland.
John lambert. CB Smith,
Anthony Pos, Warren j sheridan.
wv Hall. Fred p Nichols.
Prsni v Drsks. Ogden Hiles.
Hodges. DIR II Bergs elm.
x Pasmore, III Graham,
Ross x browne, Doth Haist.
b Haxietins, william uray.
Ii Torp, willard Busr.
RNye, XII johnson,
Thomas Moses, william ID Ryan.
John Ksor, ID Cooper.
W GeRSin, Malachi Morton.
Baldwin, 81 walker.
william Phipps. &c Cool.
Adam Gillespie. George saunders'
UP smith, WEI Deal,
George A King. Joseph Barnert,
FAtfitis, W Thompson,
Charles Cumming, RI Breed.
III Taylor, schmidt.
John o Bsnn.,is. HP stone,
Samuel Bowling. OH 9ailup.
~ Maii. william Brannsn.
rissr Directors.
J n Graham, We Bender.
Pissr Msnasers.
VIM sharon Jr. william N Thornton.
IN PenderEast, IA Stephens.
Capt q O Lyon. Capt p Donovan.
Rxscutive Committee.
in Flint. A Williams.
osorps liking, W Thompson.
General Manager.
j. N. FLINT.
So
admitting aentleman aud LAdies.)
Gan be obtained 1t the following places: or
Professor Van wagensn and at the Posionice
store and Berlinsrs, Gold Hill; and at W. IL.
Ash's Hook Store, Boegle's Book 81 r.. aud the
Postofnes Book store, vlrsinia. and Of any
member OF the Executive Committee. oclytd
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NEW TO-DAY.
jo5 PRINTING DEPARTMENT
GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.

Brrso WELL PROVIDED WITH 4 COST
!, .,,eusivs and varied assortment Of the
NEWEST AND VERY LATEST STYLES OF
TYPE, nom the piainess to the MOST fLs.
CANT AND yAsHIosABLs. and three
yrssr.otAss STEAM rREssrs. We are do
Ing =, rood wosl - can BE- done In any sin-
fla, ..,.biissmsu, in the STATE or NE.
vADA.
Election Tickets,
Candldates' Cards,
Posters OF Every Size,
Placards,
Handbills,
podgers,
Mining Stock Certificates,
Bill Heads,
Brokers' Blanks,
Letter Heads,
Ball Programmes,
Wedding Cards,
ETC., Etc.,
Executed TO order in the most approved styls
and on the MOST REAsoNABLr TERMS.
tn CALL AND EXAMINE spEoIM .Ns:
\. ?. rArLon. En-. rArLon.
TAYLOR BROS,
Next door to Silver Palace saloon,
No. iss South O street, Virginia,
pzALzns IN
Choice Family Groceries,
PROVISIONS,
| TRuITs. yR0RTABLEs, WINES AND
= Liquors, Fancy and Pisin Cr~ocksryware,
Wood and wlllowware. Tobacco. Cigars. Toys,
stationery. etc.
Constantly on hand. large quantities Of fhe
| H.,,,.I, Krait Al vsmarhably iow uriees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
GENERAL HoTEs.

Tns King OF BirnAh il reported to
have avAilsd himself Of Al ingenious
method Of avoiding a political difficulty.
For many years ID has been the custom
at the Court Of Ava for European funo-
tionariss to take Oh their shoes when
about TO enter the presence OF the
"Lord Of the Endless Umbrellas" but
recently the Government OF India have
insisted that this humiliating proceed
ing should for the future be discon-
tinusd. To obviAts the d~inieulty. His
Majesty has. IL il said. eontrived q
wooden machine. which Is to DO erected
in the palace. by which tho neither parts
Of the Political Resident will Be hidden
altogether from the royal gaze. and the
Questionable shoes entirely kept out Of
sight. without tho regal dignity being
compromised.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
MARRIED.

LEwIs-0GRADY-In Virginia. October 10th.
at tue residence % bishop witskef, by Rev.
Mr.. Jrnvey, Charles Lesis 20 Julls O'0rady.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30

Or human ingenuity there Is no end.
A Paris inventor has made q rattlesnaks
trap with q system OF pipes which allows
bis snaksship to enter but not to retire.
A Minnesota plumber has patented q
contrivanes for preventing the annoy
ance to which saints and sinners are
subjected every Winter from the freezing
and bursting OF water pipes. An India
rubber tube passes through the pipe.
and is supplied with air from a reser-
voir : when the water freezes the tube
10 compressed ; when tho ice meiss there
is space for expansion ; by warming the
air in the reservoir the ice In the pipe IL
quickly thawod ; no damage to ceiling
or temper. Why not combine tho two
iieas. using rattlesnakss instead Of rub
bsr tubes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30

the Board Of Dirscton, msds on the IAN dsy
Of September. ls1e, 90 many shares Of ssck
parcel Of sueh stoek - may Be- necessary viii
Be- sold Of public auction. 81 the suction salss-
room OF John Middleton ! Son, No. so Mont.
ecms5g :si on w VI ssf slpy e. ,s e, ,l xs,s e, :,
November. 1870. d the hsur Of 9 O'Clock J, =.
Of aid day. 10 pay aaid delinquent Assessment
thereon. together With costs Of sdvsrtisins and
sxpsnsss Of the sale.
LUclN HKRNANN, escrstazy.
cisco. California. ocSotd