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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Marfe t I.
,riI


The market was firm the past week, and
closes steady with fair demand for all that Of
Tered, and no material change. The receipts
of inferior quality. The stock Of old is gradu-
ally being reduced, but holders do not seem
anxious " sell at present figures.
j he total Offe ingS at auction for the week
were 749 hogsheads and 33l boxes, at the fol-
lowing prices: 264 hhds and 2 boxes
Mason County, Kentucky, District
l29 hhus new-63 hhds at 81 s5a5 80; AZ
S. O0a7 95; II at $S C0a9 20: 2 at $40 0Oa
IL 81; 1876 hhds old-7 hhds at 81 05a5 90;
"a at $6a7 3d. 45 at ;SA9 95, Al at SO U0a14 10,
l6 at $15 0Oa19 25, at S2l OUa23 50; SO hhds and
boxes Brown County, ONO, Distrlct-32 hhds
new-21 hhds at SO 60a5 10, 9 al s6a7 95, 4 at
| $S 2Ua9 w; II hhds old-T hhds S6 4Da7 81. 8 at
$Sa9 30, at $40 24al3 u.s. at $l5a1T rs; III hnds
owen County, Kentucky, District-2 hhds
old at 81 95all l49 hhds neW-83 at 81 b0a5 80 {;
Al at $6a7 95; 70 at $Sa9 80; 2 at SO. 1911 hhds
and 3boxes new Pendleton County Kentucky,
Distrct-l06 hhds at 81 30a5 50, 81 at S6a7 95, q
at sSa9 80, at $lO 81; boxes at S3 O5a6 6O.
District new-9l hhds at " SOa5 95; 81 at
$6a7 g0, s at SSa9 80; hhds new Ohio seed at
So 75a7 20. Ii hhds and boxes new West Vir-
glnia-G hhds at 80 75a4 IS, 7 at 81 25a9 80, / at
$40; boxes at 81 50a7 50; s casks-2 at 81 10a
8 25; 8 casks bright wrappers at from $l2 81 to
$2e 50. 819 cases cigar-leaf iller5, binders aud
wrappers, 24S cases Ohio seed, so cases new
35 cases at S2a3 %, at $4a5 90, at S6aS So at
Sl0al2 so; 80 cases WIsconsin--ll cases at $2a
95 at $4a5 81, II at S8a7 CO. at So 10; 50 cases
new Indiana filters, binders and Wrappers-l4
cases at 81 5Oa3 lS 90 at 81 1Oa7 As, l at SO 80,
at SlOal2 IS, at $l6.
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Police Court.

Drunkenness-James Mcbride and
Chas. Spring, dismissed.
Disorderly Conduct-Kate Gallagher
Mariana Schrotte, Ed. Dolan, VIM
Hartshorn and Jennie Schevnen, dis
missed; Peter Nealus, Daniel Miller
John Steiner and Henry Aechterman
Jas. Hart and Thos. Howard, $5; Chas
Legal, Thos. Stuter, Bridget Erwin, N
Hirsh, j. Kelly, costs; ID. Crawford, So
Jacob Gardner, Thos. Cofiing, Marga.
ruite Rota, Martz Gseinberg, VIM. Cor.
bett, VIM. Constine. VIM. Haller, Frank
Daum, continued; Geo. Gallagher, $25;
Chas. Werthwein, costs; VIM. Maria,
$40.
Assault and Battery-Wm. Goody,
John Brown, Walter Lofters, dism ssed ;
Barney D0nnelly, execution issued !;
JAS. Ryan, Sallle Lytle, Josie Arm.
strong, $40; Albert Tableman, contln.
ued; John McCallaghan, costs; Floyd
Washington, same; Kenry Cronan, $5.
Miseellaneous-Pat. Murray, gaming
devices, continued; john Smith, house
breaking, 5000 and 80 days; Isaac Marks,
permitting nuisance, continued; Pat.
Meahers, malicious destruction, dis
missed; John Green, selling liquor on
election day, dismissed; VIM. MuIlin.
ger, refusing to AID officer, continued;
Mary Haywood, Vagrancy, dismissed; ;
Herman Meyers, cutting to kill, con-
tinued; Andrew Schremp, Barney Muir
ray, committing nuisance, dismissed F.;
Andrew Mitchell, thief, 80 days; Walter
Lotus, carrying concealed weapons,
$50; John. Bollman, same, $25; Fred.
Uolvert, burglary, contiaued; j. Flock,
John Kuhn. Chas. Overdick, Mary Mey-
er ana John Gegkel, selling liquor on
election day, all continued; Jacob Gard
ner, malicious destruction, continued.
Grand Larceuy-Hattie Brubacker,
Ed. Green, continued.
Petit Larceny-R. Lawson, Albert Ia
bleman, continued; Ed. Welsh, costs;
Gustav Lesser, George Boden, dismissed; !;
Jos. Schock, $40; Chas. Botsa, 80 $100;
same, 30-$50; VIM. Cody, same.
Abusing Family-Fred. Ditchen, $50
and 80 days; Peter Nealus, dismissed.
Illegal Voting-A. G. Holloway, dis
missed; Jerry VNeil, John Gallagher,
bound over.
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Woods Theater.
THE KNIFE.
Bloody Affair ON Sixth Street.

Bloody Affair on Sixth Street.
About half past 10 O'Clock this morn
ing cutting scrape occurred in the
"Library Sample Room" at No. 81 West
Sixth street, in which young man
named Jack Howells was dangerously
cut under the left eye by carving knife
in the hands of the bar-keeper, Henry
Petty.
Petty was under the influence of
liquor when coming upon duty this NOR
ming, and learning that a billiard-ball
had been stolen from one of the tables
of the house, became very angry and
accused Howells, and others who were
in the saloon lounging on chairs, OF
stealing it.
Howells denied knowing anything of
the ball; this incensed Petty still more,
and finally, rushing behind the counter,
he grasped common carving-knife and
made a desperate lunge at Howells, cut
ting cash nearly four inches long just
under the lett eye. Petty then dashed
out the back door OF the saloon into an
alley and escaped.
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and love and affection, Lot vs. in same addi-
ton.
Joseph f. Miller to John G. NJ. Gates, war
ranty deed. $4,000, Lots 80 and Co. being 100 feet
by 15O feet on east side Of Sturgis avenue,
436 94-10) feet north from SecCion avenue IN
Joseph II. Mills Subdivision in suuth-half soC
Section 2, Township 3, Range l.
Josiah lIagh TO Hannah Atkins, warranty
deed, $500, east three-r0urths Of Lot 95 in
partition Of Stephen K1mper estate, being 81 "a
feet front on south side Of Mcmillan str, ct, ex-
tending back southwardly 10y feet to alley
Lizzie Stevenson ct al. to Anna Il. Thomas,
warranty deed, $4,000, east feet and inches
of Lot $40, Van HOrne's second subdivision Of
William Barr's land, known as No. 10 Barr
street.
George W. Germany and wife to j. W. Cos
ling, warranty ueel, $l75 Lotto, Bartons Sub
division, being part of Lot 6, W. Mclean 8
Subdivision, at Foster Hill Station, Springfield
Township, said Lot 16 being 25 feet front on
north side OF Mclean street by 125 fe deep.
Executors of Nicholas Nongworth TO Edward
Kiefer. lease for 10 years, annual rent OF S6J,
lot on north side OF Hamilton Road, near head
Of Main street, described As triangle. Findlay
and Ludlow's addition, north side Hamilton
Road 167 feet, west Of MAN street "a feet.
Herman Korukamp and wife, per Master
Commissioner August SiegmaIf, deed, So, l20,
Lot no, Carson " BelPs subdivision, being
25 feet front, on the north side OF Wade street,
by So feet deep.
Chas Wessinger and wife to. Joseph W.
Lewis. warranty deed, $500, / acre in survey
No. 1881, Anderson Township, adjoining Isaac
YansaunS.
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The following real estate transfers were filed
up to noon to-day:
Emery NJ. Garrison, Master Commissioner, to
Henry Ender, deed, $2,275, Lot on the west
side of East Front street, being rs feet front on
East Front street by I'D feet deep, lying 80 feet
southwest OF southwest corner of intersection
Of Front and Parson streets.
John Reichelt and wife to Herman Unger,
warranty deed, 81, 400, upper half of Lot q, in
Block s, James Findlay and others Subdivi-
sion. being % feet front on Mulberry street by
81 ella feet deep.
Thankful Chandler to Sarah Cook, warranty
deed, 81 and love anu Affection. Lot 81, Richard
Calvn's additiQnto to village OF Harrison.
same to MARY M. Brown, WARRANTY deed, 81
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
specials to the StarI

PITTsBURG, PA, April 3--S;25 A. M.-River
feet 8 inches and rising slowly. Weather clear
and pleasant
IRoNToN, o., April 3--12:OS.. P. M.-Rivei
falling steadily. Etna and Thomas w. Means
arrived at A. NJ, with four barges OF ore lor
Belliort and Ashland Furnace. Bos tona ,'p s
A. NJ. The Storm is loading 50O tons iron Tor
ST. Louis.
Dispatches to the Merchants Exchanged
OIL CITY, Pa, April S--S.43 A. M.--Alle-
gheny River feet ; inches and stationary.
Wind northwest. Thermometer ae
BROWNSVILLE. PAa April s--lO:aS A. NJ
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HOGS-There Is steady and quiet market
at 81 o0a4 rs for common, "a 85a5 0O for medium,
and IS lOa5 35 for good to choice per Genital
gross.
CATTLE-Quiet AMI steady at previous
prices. We quote common So 5Ua3 90, me-
dunn So 25a3 rs, and good to choice $4a5 per
Genital gross,
steady. Common are quoted S3aS 80, medium
So 75a4 25, good to choice $4 s0a5 90, and extra
held at So 57a6 90 per GENITAL.
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81 50a5 per doz; ana nests. rs. s3a5 -; churns,
NO. l, 81 81: No. So and No. 3. 81 81 per doz.
WOOL-Moderate demand and limited re-
ceipts, wi h steady market and no
material change. We quote: Unwashed, fine,
q a22c: coarse. 22a23 :: medium, 25a26c: delaine,
27a2Sc; cOmbing, 3la32;; fleece washed. fine. "a
aabc: coarse 70 medium, 30a3ic; delalne, 37a3ec; {;
combng. 42145C: tub washed, goou, 32a35c: {:
choice, J6a37C; and pulled wool, super, ,-2ja27c
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, April 81 80 P. M.
Gold is easier to-day. Wequote it l04s buy
ing and l0iX selling. Gold checks drawn on
New York at l05
Eastern exchange is in moderate demand
but firm under light offerings. We quote it par
buying and lilo premium selling.
Sterling exchange is steady and quiet at
81 S6h for sight drafts and 81 S41s for sixty
dav bills, per e IN gold
Governments are quiet and easy to-day, but
with no especial change in quotations:
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CINCINNATI, April 8-9P. M.

The following are the receipts and shipments
Of live stock for the past "a hours:
Rana,nta Shinnnnts
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County Clerks Office.

The following new suits were 1ed up to
noon to-day:
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
270. In the matter OF VIM. Adams and VIM,
Leas--CrmInal.
52,27l. In the matter Of Abe Rothschild--
Criminal.
52,272. Chas. Speer VS.. Alfred Speer ct al
To set aside the will Of Nelson Speer, deceased.
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADVERTISERS IN THE STAR, MIR. Nc. DUN
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. 70 AsToR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will be
branch Office OF the STAR, Mr.. Sniffen being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half and receipt all collections therefor in our
name.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-03

THE Young Mems Democratic Central
Club will give grand ball tomorrow
evening at Geyers Assembly Rooms.
JOHN GALLAGHER aud Jerry O'Neil,
Two illegal voters, were this morning
bound over to the Grand Jury.
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AMUSEMENTS. A
Grand Opera-hOuse.

The handsome Miss Weathersby and
the Evangeline Company had good
house at the opening last night. The
new extravaganza is a well-written and
well-rendered burlesque. 1t has good
music, plenty of fun and no end of lu.
dicrous incidents. A dancing COW, that
stepped to the music with an accuracy
and intelligence which was amazing, was
one of the many novel features.
Every night and Wednesday and Sat-
urday matlnees.
Woods Theater.
Mr.. Boucicaults latest success, "For-
hidden Fruit" was presented last night
for the first time in this city by a COM
pany selected by the author with
special reference to their fitness for the
parts. The play was received with
rapturous applause. 1t is full of fun
from beginning to end. The text is
sharp and bright and the climaxes most
ingenious and ludicrous. One week
only.
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS. .

EOR RENT-ROOMS- Store and 8 rooms at
l. s65 Freeman street, opposite Court. Apply
next door, 253.
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RI fAsRA Families or groceries In want OF
III EHskU good Flour warranted to give
HkEHHU satisfaction can be supplied by
] kVVtt going TO the w EST END MILLS.
Your orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES X. HURIN, Sixth street, between
Baymiller and Freeman. mh1-SM
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EN0R SALE =. FARM - Good farm of g7x
l. acres, situated \ miles from Williams
burg, in Clermont County. Farm In gooQ
oroer Will sell on VERY EASY terms. A good
chance for any Que DESIRING it 10 get q good
home. Address b. Is. -, Star Office, 23U Nal-
nut street, Cincinnati, o.
jy2od&y27w-h
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wANTED---SITuATJoNs.

WANTED = SITUATION = By boy 15
w years old in an office, or to run errands,
and do any kind of work. IS willing to work
for low wages. Address j. D. NEIL, q Es-
pamela street, or this office. ap2-3t*
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FOR SALE.
L'OR SAsLE-CIGARS-At JOHN KIRK'S
IL Cigar Mandatory, 81 4. Third street; 81,
81 TO- u 40 81 81, 81 rs, 50 25 S3 50 5 81 and So.
mh12-tf
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Monongahela River feet inches and sta
| tionary. Weather clear. Thermometer IS.
Wind south.
PITTsBURG, April 8-l2 M.-RjYar feet
inches and rising. Weather clear. Their
mometer &c., Wind east.
CHARLESTON W. VA. April 3-12 M-Kana.
wha River Z feet. Thermometer 46. Wealth
er clear. Wind north.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
our rnnlpENf MN.

We know Who he d now. We can
tall Who h the man 10 whom he rights
Of the people in selecting thar Prssi-
dent 10 delegated. Hs Il Associate Jus
tios Joseph p. Bradley Of New Jersey.
Al the ridiculous compromise" bill ~
been forced upon u BY Designing Dem.
ocrais and vsak-knssd Republicans. The
selection Of . Prssiasnt Maksr could
not have falls. upon . better man. Jus.
dcs Bradley Il s.ssauaeh. thorough
going Republican. and he viii 80 70 Il
that Republican votes fairly pOlled an
fairly counted. which 10 all that Is Do
mandsd. Nov Ne shall % how long Il
will BE- after the Inauguration Of Cover.
nor Hayes before Samuel J. rldsn will
contest his seat on the ground that the
creation Of . Prssidsnt-maksr 10 unoon.
s~titutional.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
THE LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION

Tn. testimony of Litleaeld. the Clerk
OF the Louisiana Re,uruiu, Boanl. ha.
on II. face a ,,ry ucly look. ami II 1,
should provs TO b. true. should cousisn
e,.,v member NJ ,ba, Board 10 the sta,s
Prison for for,erv. But in estimating
IN. v.lus NJ Nj. ,ss,;monv. ,bs cbarac.
n.
"' 'u "'"' anu 'ns p'"n 'eaen'"s'
OF ommoh sense should be considered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

Tnr NEws Acknowledges the receipt
Of = very neatly prepared homographic
chart Of the Nevada State Government.
just completed by A. +. Tenant. En-.
crossing Clerk Of the Assembly. This
chart gives the names ages. politics.
naiiviiies. proclivities and other inter
ssting statistics Of the United States
Senators and Congress from this State.
the State officers. members Of the judi.
cial. executive. and Legislative depart
menis, together with the various officers
and attaches Of the present Legislature
In session at Carson City. II is . very
handy and convenient chart for refer.
sncs. Many thanks for the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

An observing political economist in
the East says tie strongest testimony
he can find Of close times Is the increas.
ing sale Of chepping bowls and knives.
and other machinery for the production
of hash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NoTfoE.-rH THE ANNUAL MEETIs0 or
IN the Stockholders OF the Prospect uold and
silver Mining Company will be held At the
once Of the Company. Room I, No 40 Gall.
forn,a street Nan Francisco, California. ON
TUESDAY, the i3th day Of February. 1871. Al
the hour Of I O'Clock y. ~, for the purpose Of
electing Q Board oI Trustees 10 serve for the
ensuing year. and for the Transaction of such
other business ~ may properly come before the
meeting. Transfer books win be closed On
saturday. Febru sry 81. at I O'Clock p. y.
Ialiid j. p. MOORE Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

senate.
Carson. Jan. 3i.-The Judiciary Com
mittes reported without recommendation
the bill To remoye the disabilities Of Lewis
Cook.
Tho Committee on Public Morals re-
ported without recommendation the bill
to prevent cruelty To women.
Al II -. Q recess for q hour was taken.
Assembly.
A resolution offered BY Moore Of Elko
for . Standing and Special Committee 10
have power 10 administer oaths and send
for persons and papers was adopted.
The COMMITTEES on Agriculture intro
duced 4 bill to punish wilful misbranding
or mismarking or killing Of stock. IL
makes the otfenses constitute felony.
The Committee who visited the insane
at Woodbridge, CAL, was granted ten days
further time TO report.
Kennedy introduced q bill TO prohibit
fast riding or driving over bridges.
Mills introduced . bill 10 prohibit the
winning Of money from persons having NO
right TO gamble; persons with families
dependent on them for support. or persons
oWlHk ucots buhit w uociusu - having nv
right to gamble. The family dependent or
unpaid creditor may notify the banker or
dealer Of the game not TO deal for such
person and dealing for the head Of the
family or debtor after such notification IL
made q misdemeanor punishable by fine
or imprisonment, tho fines TO 20 the coun.
ty poor funds.
The bill for the protection Of game and
fish passed.
The hill making the owners Of ore at
mills preferred lienholders against the
mill passed.
This bill for the payment Of deficiencies
passed.
The bill authorizing the Governor TO
pay the expenses Of officers returning fugi-
tives from justice was lost.
The bill to prevent assessors succeeding
themselves was Lost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
EXPLANATION CALLED FOR.

Enron GoLD HILL NEws-Dsar Sir
Can you give an explanation why some Of
the brokers and one gentleman Of . bank.
ing firm. particularly. gave advice TO buy
Ophir whenever the customer wanted "a
buy other stock about . year ago)
Were they informed by their Owl convic-
ton that IL was a good stock or by the al.
vice Of somebody who wanted 10 get rid Vi
1t, knowing that u was worthless. In order
to swindle the publicr AvIcriN.
Virginia City. January 20. 1871.
We must confess our inability to an.
swerths above conundrum. consequently
will have to give it ur.-ED. News.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
% PROTECT oUR WOMEN.

Professor Stewart has introduced \
bill in the ssnat. with the object of
prsvsutine crusltv 10 xom,n ho,h u.,-
hsd and si,e,s. 7, ,,ov,a.. ,h., \.
brutss WIN A.. convicted =, ,..,;n.
veu., hall \. A., a.
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@s.s.,-.s n, III =. 80
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n 10" :,
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=,
ming oafoafous ma Juuic'ous aPpie"'
tion Of the lash. II 10 nm established
r,oa. NJ ru,;shmsnt In ENGLAND. and II
70 found 70 WORK 70 charm. IN our
sistsr State OF California the whipping
-. ...,,,.,,.. ..,.,. ,hsx
post u ~ 'n'u''o"' W" "e'
Of wife-beatsrs. since IL was reared, has
d.c,..s.a vopd.rfullv. Flocoino in the
~.
only punishment winch can anee' 'ueso
human brutes. We cannot touch their
.o,i. Ia, ,hsx hava ron. ". can
~ ~ - -,
make them feel physical pain. md they
should Be made 10 feel ID.
-u.- o...
Ae' NUM- s" ~.
pose an amendment to tho Stewart I'LL,
proyidipp for the establishment Of O
,--- m.
wnipping-pos' ior "os'au oea'e'S' "'
will gain the admiration and gratitude
Il, N.v.ja
VI s'.'' ~
Following IL the toxt OF Professor
stsvsrt'a hill
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ot1f'Vs = uu'' ~
poAru ~ .ouu.y ~ -.
eeun.y M ,ass- :. ~ $3.50. Wv,
IN .oms Puohe ny ou".y -,
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soo.en 49,. III, i".s.a ~ IA
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sSn"s ~. m,,rnJ .nrf..s. nravi.,aS ,h.,
- W, nv ni,,.r .hsIi mai H. nl.c..i
"sa. m., ,n,arfsrs With The frca nas.
wi ".S,.,ss y, y, r"J..,r;.n. .Ipn,
- ~ s,r.s,s or .@,iswails in saii
sas... a.,
81: n nal. r.rso, 4, M. s,,,.
+ i. mars Than s;yhtse, x.srs Of srs
~ .h.II ~w,,f.IIv ana vialsntIv striIe'
-, A. %sa,,rra M hc.lx M sny maiden or
Ssm.. rho 4. mor. than %.i,,..n yesrs N
W." .h.,i ~ d..,,sd y,;l,v N , mi.ls.
49,. IL NM. aonv;c,;an ~ .nv conr,
~ tu.isIi.,ion .h.ii 4. an
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saeu 49, IN. \.
ina1s po sau,I., "a u nj. ih.. .nd
sSnw u -. w. - ,,.,.na ",.ni;na
.a~s.1 sP' - =. ~, -. ,h.n ,.S
pons. W. ma,a ,hsn ,.n ho,rs in The ,lay
w.. L. $50, sn.J.x anil I,
sIhnu +. ~. : - = shor;T c,ns,ahie
o y a",S ~. sh.iih y. Ja,.;i",
OF o.n.I PsA.9 o'n.o. vn 10 ~. aan.,
" sniofeo wv reatsueo VI -" s.e.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

DrLuru people sit down by the lone.
lorn Lake waves. and weep. when they
remember the iush times there four
years ago. Last year the Custom-house
at that place only received $500 ~.
against ZIG. $50 81 in 1875.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

Nh. FarxxAx. tho historian. speaks
Of Austria a. the "Asslutinativs ally"
Aeelutinaiivs alley Of Turkey Is
Good. Mr.. Tildsn was the ''aeslutina-
tive ally" Of Tweed until the prison bars
severed the ssslusinsten.
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NOTICE..
DISSOLUTION OF copARTHERsHIp.

THE coPARTNRRsIIP HERETOFORE
existing between JAMES T. GhIBIlLR ard
ALPRtD TfMBY. under the arm name and
style OF Grbble A Tcmby. IN keeping the new
Wisconsin Saloon. Main rir'st. TODD Hill. IL
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tho
bushes. viii h. hereafter conducted al The
same place by Alfred Temby. who will assume
all the debts aud liabilities Of m. late nrn,
and 10 fully authorized Ia receive and reteipt
for all moneys due 'aid hrm.
JAMES T.. OnfbpL.E,
ALFRED TLMBY.
Gold It'll. Jan. 81. 1876. ial3 I'm
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TO THE LEo.BREAkERS.

0olD Hut. January %. 1877.
To MEssRs. DEvlNR, MiGUIRE AND RUS
SELL, VIRGINIA Cfrri In regard to our ehal
lsnse In Mondays paper. we now sev that u Wa
only . waste Of time We might have known
that you did MT have any 1907 dollars between
you 10 put up On sl,d race for u sas . scratch
that you got twenty (20I dollars To put up on
the isst race. ~ for our challenge not heinR
put In q gcntlcmanly way. ~ we fAd been sd.
dressing gentlemen We would most assufedly
hAvs put Il In a. such. but ~ We were not. We
put II In the most suitable for the Kind We I'd.
drcr.ed. Put mp or shut up.
Yoars' ,.,, suhPhisf.