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National Republican., 1876-09-23
,TAMEs II. HARROVER,

1896 FOURTEENTH STREET N. W.,
Stoves, Crates, Ranges, House.Fur.
nfshfng Goods, &c.
ROOFING and SCOUTING speciality.
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TO SMOKERS.

i" F. TURNER CO., WHOLESALE
W. PROVISION MERCHANTS. Beef, Pork,
Bacon, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Canned Goods, &c,
OF nrst quality only. Beef and Pork put up In
proper packages for home and foreign markets,
Particular attention given to War and Navy De-
partment requirements in our line. No, 14o2 Penn
sylyauta avenue au2s-ly
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EDUCATIONAL.

MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 1880 i
lNl street tnorthwcst.-Engiisha and French school
for young ladies and little girls, Mrs 9. W. Pairo
Principal; Mile. de Maltchyce, Partisan lady, late
teacher IN Normal school, Boston, resident teacher
Of French. Duties resumed September IS. Circu-
lars at bookstores and at residence Of principal.
sell
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Youths and Bows Underwear

at the boys clothing house OF B. ROBINSON x
Co., 9CG Pennsylvania avenue, next to Will
Ian'S.
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PRESENTATION TO An Ex-TRUSTEE

TEMPERANCE AT TH8 GOSPEL TENT
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY
THE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH

THE TEAMS TO ARRIVE MONDAY
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MUSICAL ACADEMY,
1854 street northwest. DR.. ]. P. Caulneld, Prin-
eipal.
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THE MISSES LANE, SUCCESSORS TO
Il Miss James and Miss Bursley, will open 4
School for Girls at No. 173S street. on WEDNES-
DAY, September q. Circulars may be obtained at
Ballantyne's, 4s Seventh street, or at the school
after September IS.
Bancroft President j, c, Welling. au3O-2m
National Republican., 1876-09-23

THE rife contest at Benning's, commencing
Tuesday next, between the Irish, Scotch, Aus
tralian and American teams, will be the great
est contest ever witnessed here.
National Republican., 1876-09-23

POYS' MATH. AND CLASSICAL ACAD-
IL EMY, Sunderland's Church, Four-anG-a-half
street northwe5t, between street and Indiana
avenue, opens its seventh year MONDAY, Septem-
beri. Circulars at the Principals residence, 1915
FOur-and-a- street sOufhwpst sPn5-6m
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MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS.

Admission, 50 cts; Children, under years. IS cts.
Doors open at and p. m. Grand Animal and
Arrnic Entree one hour later.
AsrFOr the accommodation of those desiring to
avoid the crowd usually cOngregated at the ticket
wagons Tickets and Reserved Seats may be obtained,
for the usual slight advance, Ellis Co. 3 Music
Store, 937 Pennsylvania avenue.
q GgC
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OTHER COMMITTEES.

The other sub-committees are:
Finance-T. Lubey, B. L. Blackford AMI j.
NJ. Van Buskirk.
Printing!. N. Burritt, Thos. B. Kalbfus,
Thos. Somerville and T. Lubey.
Transportation-John A. Baker, A. A. Ste
vens, Rotert Boyd, Donald McCathran, T. E.
Roeasle, B. Lewis Blackfori and J. Q. P.
Burnside.
Grounds and Targets-J. o. P. Burnside, ].
f. Bell, NJ. R. Thorpe, z. s. Hutchinson,
Lewis Eeyer and A. c. Richards.
Audit-W. G. Moore, A. Porter Morse and
4. s. SolomOns.
Mr.. L. NJ. Hoffman has been selected as
treasurer,
National Republican., 1876-09-23

DARK SEMINARY, NO. 500 FIFTH
l. street northwest, Washington. ID. c. Princi-
pals. Mrs. g. NJ. Condron and Miss A. TOlman
Smith. VIII commence its eighth annual session
Wednesday, September l3, 1876. Principals may be
consulted at the seminary. Circulars at the book
stores, auSe-WFMtf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-14

VI n LATHAM.

Ysstenlav news was received of the
death OF James III La'hain' wn'ie oh u
yoyaee 10 Europe. Tho San Francisco
60 D.. -. ~. .,.,.h :, ~.
S"cN h1'o" gives 'hH SAe'eh VI h's
life :
..Nr latham was born I'm Columbus.
Ohio. in issO. and a, the time Of his death
was forty-six wear, Of arc. The deceased
cam. to c,Iiiornia In Is5j abont twenty.
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THAT ASSASSINATION.

Agreat hue and cry has been made by
the Democratic papers Of the country.
over the remark OF General Garfield.
when Blaine was stricken down last
Sunday. ''hs has been assassinated.
The agitation raised by the opposition
press on this question 10 q fair sample
% the manner in which the entire cam
vass has been conducted. Misreprc-
sentation seems 10 DO the only available
weapon Of Democracy in this centennial
year. General Garfield spoke the truth
In the sense In which no meant II. lie
did not mean that Blaine had been stab
bed. or shot. or poisoned. by his enc
mics. He meant simply that lone-con.
tinued~ persecution had broken down the
strong man Of the Republic. And he
right. Had James @. Blaine died.
the entire civilized world would have
held his implaeable prosecutors rsspon-
sibls for his death. In this sense II was
an assassination. and in this sense Gen.
sral Garfield spoke.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-14
n CARSON RIOTERS

-
Hone and Cads. the men Who attempt
Cd TO ineits an anti-Chinsss riot in Car
son and Empire. have bssn tried and
convicted In open court In Carson City.
What 10 bsttsr still. they have been ssn-
tsnced. The penalty imposed Il TO pay
. nns Of $500. or to languish in the
County Jail and mediate upon the
Chinese question during the beautiful
Summer months. A the culprits have
no ready money II il very probable that
they will accept tho free board aud lodg-
ing 20 generously rendered them BY the
authorities Of Ormsby county. In the
meantime. while they are msditating In
thsir comfortable cells on the eItermina-
ton Of the Chinese from this coast, the
question will in all probability be dsAn-
itsly settled In Washington. the only
place where q definite settlement can le-
eally b made. On the very day whom
thsss foolish sgitaton were convicted.
Pipsr's bill. to so modify the Buflin-
game treaty Us to resirictfurthsr Chinese
emigration. VA passed in the House Of
Representatives. Il viii voc be taken
up and passed in the Senate, and the
President will doubtless sign II, as he
has already expressed himself to our
Commissioners N favorable 10 the bill.
Thus the great work 10 being accom-
plished in . reasonable and psacsabls
manner. Our white workingmen will
gain their rights. and M injustice will
be done to the Cinnamon nov among us
by our own invitation.
The prompt action Of the authorities
Of Ormsby county In putting down the
ineipisnt riot and punishing the ring
leaders. cannot be two highly CON-
msnded. Had Hone and Csds succeed.
Cd in their incsndiary dssigns. . death.
blow would have been struck to the
anti. Chinese cause on this coast. Enc
mics would have been made In the East.
and We have too many there already to
run the risk Of making more. Had the
news been flashed to Washington that
Hone and Code were walking the streets
free men. and applaudsd as heroes. the
Piper bill would never have got Is far
As its passage in the House. Carson
City. BY prosecuting and punishing
these men. has done more to aid the
cause Of the working men OF this coss,
than all the anti Chinese clubs in the
land. And We are glad TO record that
Storey county is entitled to a share Of
the honor in this victory Of law over
disorder. The Miners Union Of this
county sent Mr.. Lindsay To aid in the
prosecution OF the rioters. thus telling
the entire country that they had no sym
patty with the mob. Justice has now
been vindicated. and let VI trust that
during this Chinese agitation Nevada
viii not again be disgraced by the law
lessnsss Of her citizens.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-14
SUNDAY LAGER.

Just nov they are having q great time
ovsr the Sunday liquor Law in New
York. The police Of that highly moral
metropolis have been seized with . sud-
den spasm Of virtue. and they are A..
resting b~ar.ksspsrs right and left for
selling liquor On Sunday. The peace
full German. who loves to take his fam.
lily to the gardens which abound 10 the
city. and drink In delicious strains Of
music and cooling draughts Of lager 1t
the same time. h in great distress. He
finds his lager cut OF BY the summary
arrest Of the bar.kssper. He naturally
has = right to complain. and be does
complain. Why lager bier should Be-
sold on week days and locked up ON
Sundays, the average man Of common
.spss will fail to comprehend. Sunday
Is the only day in the week on which
the German nottingham can take his
family TO the beer garden and for a time
renew the old-time pleasures Of Father
land. There ID but one ~rsdesmins
feature TO these Sunday raids In the
metropolis. They are bringing the sr-
cise Law into popular contempt. and The
next Legislature will probably repeal q.
In the meantime let nj thank heaven
that We live in Nevada. and can drink
our beer a. freely on Sunday . on any
other day.
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70 n.
The Exsraaitiea Maadis.

The E~xsradisi~n Maddis.
LONDON, June 13.-The Standard this
morning. In q leading editorial on the
winslow correspondence. says: "Ths
papers in the case presented TO Parlia.
ment do not ~ssriously alter u previous
opinion: that Secretary Fish is technic-
ally right regarding the terms Of the
treaty; but though on this point we
feel much less confident as to the mean
ing Of the Act Of 1870-we are inclined
TO think that while Secretary Fish Is
technically right, he is substantially
wrong" The article concludes rs fol-
lows: "The Government certainly has
no desire to shelter winslow or any
other American criminals; but II cannot
depart from tho position II has reluc.
family taken. and We must hope. there
fore. that the United States Government
will soon find itself In q position to as-
sent TO our Interpretation Of the present
treaty or the conclusion OF n new one
which will sccurs the objects the two
Governments now have in view"
Asti.Caiholic Riots in BsIgium.
B~RussEfs, June l3.-The result OF the
elections In that the Catholic majority In
the Chamber Of Deputies will be twelve.
instead Of fourteen, rs Il was In the last
Chamber. Many Of tho electoral con-
tests are exceedingly close. Groat cx.
element prevails In all directions. The
streets Of this city are filled with large
row Of people. kissing and hooting in
front Of tho Catholic institutions, which
ars protected by bodies Of civic guards,
and several arrests have been male. AT
Client q mob Is making a monster DEM
onstration before the Catholic Church.
and they have broken the windows Of
the building.
ANTWERP. June 13..-There Is intense
excitement here over the success Of the
Catholic candidates. Fighting Is going
on In all parts Of the town, the civic
guards being hastily called out. Several
arrests have been made. and moro
serious trouble is feared.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-14

A SALT LAKE correspondent OF til,
Detroit Free Press says that brigham
Young acknowledged during n recent
conversation that the Mormons will soon
emigrato to New MEXICO or Arizona.
Mr.. Young admits that Congress and
the Courts have begun TO make the situ'
ation Of the Mormon brethren In Salt
Lake City. rather unpleasant. hut ~.
serted that tho direct cause for the re-
moval raj q revelation" which dis.
closes that the outlet Of Salt Lake was
filling with n deposit Of salt. which in
less than five years would cause mn in.
undation OF the present site OF Salt Lake
City.
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Oxr Of the Fiji csnnibsls that Barnum
imported four years ago Il 10 b married
shortly 10 q young German girl whose
father keeps . cigar shop In New York.
He 10 . good looking fellow OF twenty
ave, with European features and . light
complexion. His name is Kis-s-Soo-
mo. He spsats Enslish. and has BE-
come Americanissd
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GENERAL NOTES.

-
IN San Francisco. Friday evening,
some citizens found q man lying in.
ssnsibls OF First street. near the Gas
Works. He was given some stimulants.
which revived him somewhat. and he
gave his name as John Mahon. and said
he had been lying where he was found
for three days. He was taken to the
City Prison Hospital. where he again
became inssnsible. and at last accounts
was in n dying condition.
liz San Francisco, Friday. Harry Cour-
taine. formerly manager Of the Metro
politan Thsatsr, and for many years .
favorite actor. who has been no stranger
In the Police Court for the last ten years.
again appeared TO answer to n charge Of
being q common drunkard. lie pleaded
guilty without raising his head. which
was bowed down upon the rail Of the
dock, and was ordered TO appear for sen
tsnes on Monday.
The Phoebe Record says: another
wife bsatsr has turned up in Storey
county. The next Legislature in Ne
vada will not do its duty unless IL pro.
vidss for the public fioesing Of these
brutes. For this, and some other re.
voting offsnses. the lash would be found
to be:.a great preventive"
A RxNARKABLk game Of billiards was
played al Omaha ON the 10th instant.
Il appears that in a game in that city.
thrse-ball csrom. ons Lannis McAffee
made . ruh Of ooi. the largest run in
any match on record. The game was OF
800 points. his opponent not getting a
shot.
MINNESOTA Possesses . singular muir
der law. under which the most DELHI
crate murderer. u he pleads guilty. &c.
capss the gallows, though he may Be
hanged II be stands = trial and Ia con.
victsd.
IT u q curious feature Of the silver
resumption measure. that q considerable
quantity Of old silver coins are coming
into circulation. which have undoubtsd.
ly been boarded for years.
TEX Silver City Reporter made its APP
pearancs again this morning under the
editorial management Of Harry ]. Nor
ton. II 10 to Be- Published for the pres
emit a. . s~smi-weskly.
TEE Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lat
ter.Dsy Saints. which has millions Of
property in Salt Lake. only pays 90
taxss.
SAN HoLLrs. ssntsneed 10 ave years
In the STATE Prison for shooting q man
In Eureka. has been pardonsd.
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sdslphis and Baltimore will probably DO
reduced in proportion.
The Grand vixisr Of Turkey has nod-
hed the Imperial Commissioners In Bos-
mia aud Herzegovina that the reforms
asked for are already granted, and those
Provinces will be maintained In their In
tegrity.
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AvfER nI.AINK, wnot


GOLD HILL. WEpIEspAY. JuIH Il is7e
AFTER blaine. wnos
Cincinnati Il to-day The central point
Of interest In this American Republic.
In that city viii NEED to-day . body Of
men Who will name the next President
Of thess United States. Upon the Wis
dom and political sagsci,y which they
display In making their choice. depends
the destiny OF the nation for the ns1t
four year, The convention will be like
all those which have preceded IL. II
will b composed Of men Of different
minds and different opinions. Oppos-
ing factions will contend for the masts-
~. and one or the othsr Of the factions
must eventually gain the victory.
There arc many candidates whose claims
will b vigorously pressed. OF these
candidates but one can b selected: all
the others must Be- disappointed. The
work Of the convention IL 10 select tho
bost man 70 govern this country. and
the country itself viii do the rest
Who that best man II upon whose
brow the laurel wreath 10 10 fall. 10 10
hard 70 forstsll. Until the unfortunate
illness Of Mr.. Blaine there wa but lit
tie doubt that be vas the coming man.
He combined In his own psrson all those
elements OF succsss which were nsces-
sary to secure the nomination. popular
strength. integrity OF character. and an
unusually magnetic influence over men
which seemed 70 strike down all oppo-
"aon "is poss'o's o INA. 10 may
70 Tar have recovered MS nsai'n az 70 %
A0's WIN 'ns 0o's''a P".s' We '-
ceee'y nops 'nA' I'M may % 70. Do'
In the msanume ms sniofes' v''naiA
from all participation IN the connict 'ot
the last three days has materially aidsd
his rivals. and they have has'sned 70
take advantage OF the circumstance
bristov and wsshourns have
sdly gained strength through biaines
unfortunate illness. and n Of these
two men will In all probability rscsive
the nomination II II 10 lost TO the gen.
- - t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-14

Eiourr-rxREs thousand dollars were
received at the State Treasury from tho
Virginia mines yesterday. The State
Treasury was empty. It can now pay
all liabilities.
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DIssArIspIRD STOCKHOLDERS
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MRErrNa or THE NEW
I! YORK. Mining Company will be held at the
once 81 the Company, Room II Hayward's
building. CIV California street, san Francisco,
Call ornla. on wBDNksDAY, the twenty eighth
Casthl daJ 81 June, isT6, at two 90 o'cioch ?. NJ.
/, serve for the ensuing year and the transac.
tion of general business. Transfer boohs closed
On yO sDAY, June %, 1875. at . o'clock r. n.
ieittd d. 4. THOMAS, Secretary.
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u n y 4 u n.
A ssntsnee which Doe. Honor to
Carson.

Carson.
CARSON. Juno l3.--Thc case Of Hone
and Cads, the anti Chinese rioters, re-
suited In a verdict Of guilty. They wore
sentenced TO the full extent OF the law
being n tino Of 5000 each. or ono hun
dred days imprisonment-an they will
probably have time in the County Jail TO
discover that they are not especially mp
pointed to settle the Chinese question.
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NIAGARA GOLD AND Silver
N MINING 90 MPANY.-Location Of prin-
eipal place VI business, San ranciseo. oslL
fcrnia.
Location OF works. Gold IIl Mining Dis.
triet. Nevada
Notice IL hereby given. that st Q meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held OF the 18Th day
Of June. 1875, an assessment tho. ~ OF Fifteen
Ccnts per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable immedi.
aiely. In United states gold coin. 10 the seers-
t.ry. at the once OF the Company. San Fran.
clreo. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of July, iS1c,
will be delinquent. and advertised Tor sale
NJ public auction, and unless payment 10
made before will be iold on TUESDAY,
tho Let day OF August, 1919, TO pay the delin-
quent assessment. together with costa Of I'd.
v~ertising and expenses OF sale.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
w. u. TOWNSEND. SECRETARY
Once 30 Nevada Block Ban francisco, Call.
fornia. Ieitid
NOTICE.
The assessment OF Fifty Cents per share
lsvicd May I. 1910. upon the capital stock OF
the Niagara 0old and Silver Mining Company
Was this day rrscinded.
ny order u the Board OF Directors.
W. IL. TOWNSEND. Secretary.
June 10. 1919. ieiI AZ
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NO
TO EMPLOYERS OF CHINESE LABOR.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT
~ regular meeting Of the VIRGINIA ANTI.
CHINESE UNION. held on Tassdsy evening,
"a Instant, the subjoIned resolutions were
unanimousiy adopted and ordered publI.hei,
Resolved. That the Anti. Chinese Union Of
Virginia City. Nevada. 10 In harmony with the
movement throughout the Pacific Coast 10 "a.
sist In putting . stop to Chinese immigration
asd employment.
Resolved. That on and alter tho FOURTH
DAY OF JULY. is7s. the aid Union will not,
In any way. pstronizs any store keeper, hotel.
keeper. saloon.keper. Neutrality-suspicious.,
'odginghoess-isper. lsundryman, the medical
profe'sion, the legal profession. or any other
person OF person. who shall. disetiy or ipdI.
rsetiy' employ or symraihirs with Chinese
labor.
JOHN =. MoDoNxEL.L. President.
rnso. n. woopwesrH, Recording Secretary.
Ia L.
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A SITUATION WANTED By AREsPrcT.
"A able young wo1sn 70 do sensnl house
voFt IN . snail. pstvsts hmily. dlning-soon
L thorouehiy espabls and undsrsfands her bu-
sissss: .lDpiy q heoURHs srocery store.
Gold Hili. jslost
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BORN.

Looxis-In riechs, June .. 10 the vile of L,
v. Loomis, Q daughter.
scHMALL-,n Reno, June II. to the wife oI
VIM. scLmsll, . son.
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AnvsInIHfs.

AxUbExkNIB.
NATIONAL GUARD HALL,
VIRGINIA oirv.
elk NIGHTS oMLYI
Commencing M0NDLY, June 18th.
o.iy MATINEE, SATURDAY. Jsss ~.
Especially designed for Ladies and Families
unable % attend b. The evening.
-
THE CELEBRATED
NJ JERRY MAX 8!
In their new, sparkling, witty and musical
comedy entertainment, which has received the
highest praise IRON the public and the press.
The company includes the charming and tai.
ented
WoRRELl SISTERS.
Ths great Dialect Comedian and voesass,
GEORGE Q. KNIGHT.
Ths wonderful musical ssnlus,
FRANK JONES.
Ths eccentric L~sgmaniaist and Comedian,
GEORGE RICHARDS,
In bis marvellous terpsicheresn efforts.
LOUIS BODRCKR R,
The accomplished Pianist, will perform several
popular solos.
~ For particulars, cast. syr opsls, ETC., see
dsecriltive bills, "FsotliGht snd Merry
ksksr." circuistsd svsyvhss.
ADMIs8fON----.--...---..ONK DOLLAR
Reserved seais, my cents extl; 10 be had
at the Pioee.r Book btore OF W. n. ASH. cor.
nsf q Q and Taylor strssts, Virginia. GALLERY.
any cents.
Tbs beautiful Photographs Of the Merry
naser. are from the Gale , Of BRADLRY /
RuLoFsoN, 90 Montgomery street, san rran.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In compliance with . genenlly-eIpressed de.
sire on the part Of the patrons oil amusement In
Virginia City. aides unsecompanied BY . gen.
s:sssian.n.: q he Merry nsis r. evening s"'
SHERIDAN CORBYN, Manager.
l776. = 1876.
CENTENNIAL BALL!A
the SIXTH
A N N U A L
sARsFlELp GUARD,
or GOLD Hill,
win be given by the Company.
AZ their Armsry, aIissrs' U.isu Hall,
GOLD HILL,
On the Evening OF the Fourth OF
July, 1879.
Csanittes Of Arraussnests.
Cpt. John Cesgrove. Lisutsnant I'd. wz'sh.
Lieut.. X. K.rrgsu, sergcant d. Humphrey.
Oorponl r. Kelly. Private U. Byrnes.
Private T. McGraih. Private T. O'Brien,
Private ID. Hurley.
Reesptisn Cennittec.
Lieut.. James Mccoy. Corporal p. 0'Dsy.
Private q. D~oushery. Private Y. Mccormack.
Iavitatisa Csmntues.
Sergeant p. II. Pollard, serg't Matt. Sheridan,
cerpl u A. Dsust, Private Wan Higgins.
Private y. Hurley, Private J. Ryan,
Private n. Devins, Sergeant ]. r. Larkin,
Private l.. Oonif, Private J. Atack.
Private r. Fosery. Private J. Hurley,
Private J. UrBfisn, Private n. Costello,
Private ID. Boyle. private ID. Ready,
Private ID. barrett. Private J. SeRgerson.
Fissr Managers.
Lieutenant Z. walsh. ssrgesn, :; Kerisan.
Private D. c'Y Ps,.,. +, rd d!ss;. =. carra"'
F1ssv Director.
CAPTAIN John oos9RovE.
The best music In the State will be furnished
the occasion By y. RIPPfN0hAh.
Carriage lisis will be opened at N. a r. u.
ford's and Hayes 4 Nsvin's, In Virginia. aud II
the Piute HouSe. Lower Goid iilil.
TICh - %
admitting Gsntlsmsn and LAdies)
Gold Hill. June 2. 1870. je5td
1778. - 1875.
A GRAND
AcEATEHNIAt BALLA
VIII be given By members Of the
NATIONAL GUARD,
At the Hall OF the Company.
In Virginia city.
ON THE EVENING or
TINE FOURTH or JULY. 1870.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-14

SAN HoILrs. ssntsncsd 10 ave ysau
In the STATE Prison for shooting . man
In Eureka. has been psrdonsd.
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TEE Church Of Jesus Christ OF Lat.
tsr.Dsy Saints. which has millions Of
property in Salt Lake. only pays 90
taxss.