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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-20

War unspeakabie relief would there
be not only to the South but to the ma
ton were 1ilden permitted 20 hive his
own. With Louisiana and South Caro-.
lima redeemed and the fearful reproaclI
OF imbecility, drunkenness and treason
lifted from the Republic by the dismiss
al of Grant and his corrupt conspIrators,
an era of good feeling, revived indus
tries and exalted patriotism would fol-
low the terrible ordeal through which
the country passing Confidence would
return, trade would revive. money be
unloosened, and all over the land
would there be joy and peace. II it be
true that the Almighty guides the des-
TIMES of nations, how urgent should be
our invocations to Him to save us in
this. our exceeding great peril
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Notwithstanding het addition O
more than fifty chairs to the seating
capacity of Standard Hall, that place
was yesterday crowded to its ut
most limits by the through oflist.
ners to Professor Adlcr's lecture on
1.-THE Nature of the soul" 1t was
the last OF a series on the subject of
inn mortality, and was heard with
great interest and attention. Pro
fessor Alder began with a reference
to the commoiion and anxiety pre-
valent during the past week of pol,
iteal excitement, and said that they
had made the weekly day of rest es-
pecialiy welcome. 1t would be we'll
to devote the day to mucn-needed
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-20
THE TEXAS AND PACIFIC ROAD.

II IS manifest rom the action al tie
State Grange, now in session at Tyler,
that the farmers Of fexa. are the NEST
earnest advocates aud supporters of the
Texas and Pacific road that mon
strous monopoly as certain blatant
exchanges are pleased to term it With
TINS HrRALD they desire the completion
OF this magnificent route, aud are an
dismayed by the demagogical cry of
"cliques.' rings" etc.
As matter OF justice to Texas, they
demand that. If amy branches 10 the
main line are subsidized, that the same
aid be extended TO a branch from the
main line to the Gull. The resolution
introduced by Colonel speight OF Waco.
and unanimously adopted, on the 18th
Instant, is rs follows
WHEREAS, From reports published in
various newspapers of the United States
Congress has now under consideration
the subject OF Endorsing the bonds OF
the Texas and Pacific railway; and
WHEREAS, These reports state that
there is recommendation to the effect
that the United States Cove rnment
shall indorse bonds of the branches of
this road to different points outside of
the State of Texas; aud
WHEREAS, The State of Texas has
contributed Literally by land grants to-
ward the construction of said Texas and
| Pacific railroad, therefore,
| AGsaiesd, That the State Grange of
Texas request our senators and repre-
sentatises in Congress To watel, over
/ the special interests OF Texas m this
railroad
| hssaIceS, That while the State Grange
docs not intend 10 commit itself to the
I policy oil the government indorsing rail-
road bonds, or granting subsidies tn
railroads, yet, if that policy be adopted.
and the government shall determine 10
| indorse bonds for any branches to or
from the main line of the Texas and
! Pacific Railroad, as at present surveyed,
I that our Senstors and Representative
in Congress are hereby requested TO
ugce as condition that the same aid
and encouragement be extended to
SOME railroad, now or hereafter TO be
chartered, which shall run southwark
or southeastward from point of the
| main line, which is at or west of til e june
ttion of the Atlantic and Pacific and the
Texas andPacific, and through the State
of Texas TO some point on the Gulf OF
| Mexico.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-20
cur,ou. SILVER pI.eovery.

The newly-diseovered Camp Greek
mines, in the southern part of Wasco
county, Oregon, is occupied by stock
ranehers, who formerly had much
troable 20 keep their cattle from getting
mired in the numerous sink-hoies, or
soap well, as they we've called in this
vicinity. These wells are filed with =
soft, slippery, gTavish substance which,
when used in water makes a very good
soap. The depths of these wells are not
known, but the liqrid stands at differ.
ent levels, showing that there can be no
underground communication between
them. A short time since an assay
was made OF some OF this soap, and il
was found 10 contain a very large per
cen.age Of chloride silver The first as
say at Portland returned 5000 to the
ton; the next, at San Francisco. $3.50,
and later ones from $500 TO 5000 TO the
ton. These will seem like pretty large
figures, but the mines have been ass v
ed by several different assayers and they
all report over $500 to the ton One
consolidated company has already fixed
its stock vaine AZ $3Do,ot1 and begun
selling shares. The mines ara situated
on Camp Greek, near the post Office OF
Pinesille, in the southern part OF this
county. The engineers are at work on
the locks Of the cascades of Columbia,
about fifty miles below here, and we
expect In few wears to have uninter-
rnpted communication with the coast.
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wnss Field Marshal Won Moltke wa.

wHys Field Marshal Won Aoltke was
simple Colonel, he astonished the
members of his mess by regularly TAX
ing ten Frederick d'ors out of his
pocket, at the beginning of dinner, and
laying them besides his plate. Always
after dinner he repocketed the gold,
buttoned up his coat. looked sourly
around. and disappeared. II was re-
solved to ask him the meaning of his
strange behaviour. well" he said, Il
have noticed that from the lime / enter
ed this regiment the conversation at
table has always turned on women, or
cards. or horse. racing, and l had deter
mined TO make present Ct the ten
pieces Of gold to the frat man who
should start a sensible subject. No ono
has yet earned them.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-20

Christian charity than many pious
fraud, who, like the Phsrisee, thanks
God he is Tot like them.
DALLAS, Texas, January u. Is77.
Mr.. simpson;
! noticed IN THE HERALD of late
date an extract from Maxshachie
paper Roasting OF the numb,r of mar
riagv licenses issued la Ellis county.
which does very well for such c0uh-
ties n k'li-, bgt they cannot contend
with Dallas county, rs there were is-
sued from my Office during the month
81 December last sixty-fOur t6il mar
riage licenses, aud still the good work
goes on la the same proportion.
a. HARDWOOD. County Ciers.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-20
disease Grows ap.ee,

Lake en- III wind, and cannot be mastered too
carly. What q irinins attack Of sickness to-
day. L Unattended to. become n serious case
In a week small ailments should be nippsd
IN the bud before they blossom into full
blown inaiadies- IL this advice were attend
Ell TO, many q heavy bill for medical attend
ance might be avoided. When the liver l.
disordered. the stomach foul, the bowels OBJ
struc'ed, or the nerves disturbed, resort
shonlfi at once De had to that supreme rem
d., Hoststiers stomach BllterS. a few doses
Of which Will restore healthy action and pu,
the 81 stem In perfect orter. II is a wise pre-
caution 10 keep this Incompatible prevent
i've in the house, since IL checks. with I'M
rivaiiei prcmptitude, disorders WIT h breed
others far mort dangerous, and In their latest
developments are themselves often fatal.
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shar,,y n nsa..

We learn that q. 2. Jett hvs accepted
the position as treasurer for tic benefit
to be- given 81 Thompson's Theatre.
rids action on the part OF the manage-
rnent is sufiieie at evidence to the pub
lie that, a. advertised, the e,,fire re-
cciFts Of admission will be bestowed
upon the poor and suffering of our
city. Buy your tickets aud lend TO the
lord by gazing 10 the poor.
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Ihe rirr, Fl,o wn...

The work Oh the Dallas and Wichita
railway has been So rapidly pushed
forward thai this week, the fire, ave
miles OF the road will be completed.
The laying down Of the iron will be
done a. fast Us II arrives, aud Il will
not be great while before the icon
horse viii pIhnce Into Denton. Con-
tractor Henderson IA working like
beaver.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-20

\ Iaau " the nsiue q Williams,
boarding at = lslsiag house ga The
eity, shot another rnun name Jones
through the THAI, iuiiic;inS psipul,
u OF dangerous, wound. Williams
hfed Two shots, The second of which
TOOK effect. The shat was accidental,
"a alleged ~ Williams, but no vas
nevertheless arrested. There was no
cause OF quart,l between The parties.
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lomci.i.l
LIST OF LETTERS

Rem aiming In Dallas postofiice mn
called for. Parties calling for the same
will please say advertised, wednes-
dsy, anusry II, 1871 Those ofthem
remsininiag aucsiied for at the end OF
four v eeks vii be sent to the dead let
ter Office:
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NDERsrAxD Er.

The wsUt Of paper OF the requisite
Size forces Us again TO give our readers
a thir;y-tWo instead 81 thirty-six
column paper, The regular domension
OF the WEEKLY HERAID. The differ
euce In the number Of columns is
fully made up however by the suppl
meet.
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s.oSi,ery.

Tie tore 0t Mr-srs Modes < Rogers.
at Tfiui,yviiie, ia this county. wac
broken Into on Friday night and over
one huGdfrJ tollars' worth ofgroceries
-Irieu. A. yes tuere "a 10 clue 10 the
ruuu,-. COUNTRY merchants vi.l DO
vel! 60 exercise moe ear. thau usual
So the tramp 10 ahrnad.
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NV Law ririu.

~ vii he seen from their card in
to.day's Taper, Colonel W. L Hughes,
President Of the C!ty Bank, aud Philip
Lindsey. ECO, have formed n law
partnership, having their office la the
rear room % the CITY Bank.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-20

An alarm of FIRE was sounded lasi
evening. Toe departments quieisiy re-
spuudei aud was eHah!eS To quickly
gUrue3 he ntne-. Tie are was unly
igoui - w.ca chimney 10 he -, Charles
Hvt.. aHd hcnct there w-s nu damage
dOay.
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Popular illustrated book Cs6opages)en
MANHOOD WosGASHoopi MAanrAorl
iEPedinents to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely seaied, post
paid for 90 cents, by DR. c. WHITTIER,
OH ST. Charles Street, St Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his works.
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Damage 60 shsppire az Cfucinaasi by
An lee EiOaf-


CINcISNATI,s o. Jan. I3--Iee In the
river started again about midnight,
but soon gorged again. The steamer
Agnes sunk. No other boats injured.
The weather has turned colder and II
IL continues no further movement Of
ice is expected. The Agnes was valued
at $40, GOO.
Weather cold and cloudy. No far
ther Indications Of breaking of the
gorge here, though the steamer Andes
sunk last night. She can be raised If
there IL no further movement in the
ice. She had only quarter cargo
aboard, which can 6e saved without
damage. The stern wheeler steamer
Mary Miller was forced aground, hIt
the position OF the Andes protec. ed
her from ice. The Golden City has. "a
narrow escape, the ice forcing her
hard against the steamer Telegraph,
crushing the fantsil of the Golden
City aud pushing her hard aground.
The Ludlow, ferry, was carried far
away from The moving Zee and swept
down TO the bend south Of the city by
moving ice Mt midnight Estimated
damage to shipping will be over $780,
900.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-20

Marshal Morton yesterday arrested
a woman on the streets who was act
ing Like lunatic. and confined her in
the calaboose. Her name Is Mrs. j.
lien. The county authorities will
probably take charge OF her.
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Destruction of the Benton Monitor by

As will be seen from our special cor
respondence from Detton, disastrous
cCnilaeratiou has visited that prosper
u;ss village, leaving nearly the entire
south side OF the square in ruins.
The HERALD tcnders its sincerest sy IN
pathies TO Mr.. GeerS, OF the Monitor,
and trust that he may be able to speed
iIy resume publication.
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Removai 81 the po4,omcr.

The HERALD IS authorized to state
That as sooa ag q more convenient and
central ip-atiDa can De secured the
prs'aiilos W.l oy ~ on,e Tenluved and
hereafter tle ma.un!,y u.ey res. ~
sIrcd that BE aiAir. o: he office VIII
be msnH 81 enthusiastically.
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new sDVfRTlstsEsTs.

THE STATE OF TENA--Tn all H..a...
L Interested la tna gdmiutsirsflHI .. .."
estate OF J. =. Laws decsszssli: - ~ ....
sdmtais;rafor, ma a!s-i IA "a. .-sar.r .......
Of Dallas couEiy an appitcafiuu fHI ..-
usnleDt oi SAID estate, MIA artH. ....
Nouc-ers. which via be u-ard ar ..H ....
ter IN Of Sad court. casuinsnciaz HH ... -.
Monday in Marcn. A. ID. La. NJ ...
house thereof. Ia tne ely Of nalil.. lf
time ALI lFrrsoIss interested IA -...
may appear aud eonteat rail aYg l.a...a .
they sc proper.
Altness A. HzrSooi. C!.fk q g., ...a..
Court, of Dallas county
Given under my hzn1 ant 49,. -..
Court ~ officn. tllis The isth czg .f .HI.-
Der, A. ID. 1879.
A. HAhN
Clerk County CouTi DE!iss evuniy, H...
de sEsuU
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Sealed proposals witt be received
either ry w. 81. Watt, At Dallas, or 4.
q, Blsds9,, a. Hu;chins, for bI,iiiDg
two hcu-ero q Poor f-rin near Hutch
,us, uut,i ten O'Clock, a. "a, February
~. lSs5, Is order OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Court, JauuaEy rs 1877. ji1ls-.t
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law to indict pool piayers--is about to
be enforced In all its vigor, the own
ers Of pool tables will devise means
to svsd II. This, "a experience shows,
will not be difficult.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-20

H,RtisrEE-s SALE Hhsfsss. OIL. ... -a
u day OF AEys iesf, Alsf4Cs . .#.
euIed 10 The u"dsr,ig0esi a. tfu-It- . O..
Collins. Dre OF Ircst. Ntfiua D..
corded ia Book y. regc -. fs4I
Records. an whieh saia O. 81 49,
Ia the uuderrigu. u. The toto iuE ...
properly. to-Stf: 4 lot t.s-riaE.uE .. -
Of east boundary line uT iilla.--I....
n. Young. rs 10 ws- on -tpt.ufs.f .... .-. r
theace north parallel vita ;Bg ..
4ry line los n th-ne. wei fara.
Main street - n. Themes -otlIh lur'I. fr '.
street, tn-Ecs east - n. o. place. . ..-...
ming. Que lot ySKiUo fl, being ~. rf.- .H
tot No. y. In b.ocS ~. IN ~ H..-
iret. on the east half Of lot No. p n... a y"
l2s- 81 OF one Tract, suin uisIr.I- H. '.
southwest CORNER cf Kin AMI s.arf l.#E
street, thence 20 H. parallel with -" g.
theme. southwardiy 70 Jane b.
thcff-e along Betty Inc Ia u Is|T..
rrctIon 20 rcutu Harwuci stree Co.
northwsrcly To piar. q htEiHi.-
--z7 Cf a tract Ia Dallas Gun l.-
southeast corner OF ". J. Clara p De-.
as. a stake OF corner about ~ t H.a" -
west line on saiG sarS-g. No. ~l.H
line cn said EEIrs~ns rauuisE H1.
t.srs's line - W. stake 80 H.slr.'.
south 81 VIZ. q siakr, tlruDe east -r. D.
fOuug's sontb veal corner, iisui.
Nonng's line so va. - I.ass uf ... COB. 10
In ala kisont - ari-s An,
Where's. Ssia doud ssss sastHa.
the pay meat Of one u1ts 90 rH
dall-rs tsScj, bsar'rg date NH. ..
reartn. a. trFesi a The rai-. OF --
peT monta ffotn date ia lE..
Slontbs aitrF da-e. and mall D.. aH..'
Clint I'm favor of JHo- r. E 3D. u.."
deed grants u the und-rsignta 81 Y
s..ii said property ia default &c IS a-t'-t
salt note with Interest when doc.
Now, therefore, said Chs =. '.-li 20 We
failed tn maze payment, tie af.ri II
al the Tfaoert o. Collins. fna EnfnrT ~ -
note, will sell said properly q ~.
At the Court q ouse dssor uf liailas r'.L a.,
cash. to the blgh.-sf iddef, 90 q --t
The 18th day FERiu sRli is1s, 9" -. -...
note and acrr-ls, tslfsr-~f ffs1 n l'is' 40
coat q In the execution OF this trust
IuOslas wAahEI.l titf...,..
Fled q Stevens, Attorneys ..H.-'
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A MYSTERY.
Can saeh Tsing. Me-

There Is an ugly story Ct the arrival
OF man aud bis wife here on
Wednesday; OF their going to GER
tain hotel; of their being ushered,
by devious ways, through yard, up
pair Of s,airss, into lonely. isolated
room, filthy, and misersbly furnished,
the bed being on the floor, md the
tetid air sitting In its stencil; OF their
being told by the u. c. d p. c. tgen-
tlemanly, courteous aud polite cierkl
that II they would occupy II until
morning they should have another
room OF the couple being reused later
by man threatening to break down
the door aud beat out their brains IL
they didn't let him 10, be swearing
terrific oaths and using awful Inn
gusge; OF the wife being let out of the
window (which was in the second
story TO the ground, descending by
means OF blankets tied together, and
flight; of her screams and cries col
iec,lDg oSd; of their being no as
sistanee volunteered; of the husband
notifying tire ruiiian, who kept up his
threats, imprecations and poundings
on tie door, that he would shoot him
It he vas NOT allowed To pass out, and
OF his getting out safe. There are
ugly rumors of the policeman on that
beat being present, aware Of and
winSiug ., the performance. lf;here
Is any thing Ia this (she woman tells
very straight story Abaat ~, It is ia
order 10 inquire whether there Is such
den where the uawHry are inveigled
sud thus treated.
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a Grea, insruIion'

Has been made By Dr. iu't, OF New York,
which Restores youthful beauty 10 tue hau.
That eminent che mist has succeeded in pro
ducing Hair Dye which initiate. nature 10
eifr7etion. old bsehsiors may nov rejoice.
IS Nv
You ask me 10 write Of my dsriing's mouth,
rs sweet as the breeze from the spicy south,
Which, laden with signs fsom orange grove,
comes:
You ask me to write of her teeta and her
gums;
You ask me 70 wTi;e--6ut really wont;
Ills enough that abe uses SoZDnOSr.
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Kiss me, darling, for your breath Is
Just As sweet ~ new -Inown hay;
kiss me, darling. Tor your teeth are
Free from tartar or decay;
Kiss me, darling. for you won't
forget me Or your suzorONT.
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100 300 ot.,..

az TESTIFY u Inc virtue Of Ur. Iu.-. -...
y hsfsFer chiil' ana Fever. Eg.I.-...
li'iore 4 fi-eiioas prevail tar, 1...-...-.
= sie.'' oiess1ns- R-sitFs a s.a.s....
eonFin'e that Ii'is is 10 cs,cL-a
cine.
.H...
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bosnans crc-yiic oinsnsnt VI ..t.
sesew worn every tiiae, AMI care -, 1 -
~, s1 ns,. oTsss !ie 'eep biz 81 .s r-.
soap, II ifsuairatas a. oil... -. i-'f
Kills The Scai, 70 TIE Sail
=. htash sn 5 tsst'piie llisisf-,-tls. 49,.
Lie fi1-ss ~ ~, ~ y,I a1,.ss aga Da.sy
% sore Jas. bucha1 a tuss ~.
1 .,il ~, isfei. Al - - ar. s.,-l-....
-, sofihifss- AN. q kIDBf.K = a.
pat 'sj-si- - John street. Nv - ts.
tuEs-.-f.--...sH
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wevt Mark
ttrm Names.

Pieiress Bpviss, q Beechland. Tom HaiIo.
wsy. Mitcnel Dtnspies, Gsorge Lind, George
Lewis sebeppeii. Emile sehsppier-
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10 and npnrnI.edais IN.

Taken up by JAIME Winters. sHHr.-. "A
the Peace. oar dark lay u5--r, ls- T.rrH
oio, fourtssn hRuii- h.s4 urafur1i ~ .lI ..s
shonlder, and hioteh brand ul .t-lt -....4 nj.
er. Valued At 80. u1.H.r..
Taken up by H. 4. Butler ard s.t.ag H.
fore j. Il. Bi-sctt, ~, one rl.Wl O.. ...
blazed lace, about Is hands lisI, ..... 81
s0. LIru
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Taken up by y. o. CoIileEs at.I ..Er..-l
before W v. Peak. j. .. Pr-ciugt s.- ..a
isrss Day horse. ~ hznis hith. l- aT .. sra.s
OLD. a mar X uot lsercf ivahir .s rHar.. ..
tcft stontr-E, no brand :. some ~sIala ."H-..
valued al -. Also. oE@ llaat has ".H-
hsnnds high, years obs, 40 lfsLH=, s.rH.
A. $40 .--
Taken up - william Pruitr. .aI ..s...
befor1 -. II. Ltui.f. ]. y. i1ecit.rt * H.H-
bay bor~e AbDut IL hands high. l...
right hind foot white. branded 10 ...
\ BOULDER. ysluet al So. IE.
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TAKEN up D. John Is. E..rln-..-.
tr1lyv1 o=l1Te a. ~. Nrt-iy. In-....
Peace. frecilsCt No. Jus t..s-..
Mare. q fraTs old, about 90 l#...
brands. and Nulgri az -. a la.
N re. g-s.Is "a, "a hans i.... Ria.
7 on icfI hh.tId-T. Also one -.r... ....
Pony. year o4u, ~ naila- H.- ...
au on risnt shoGlaeT. AID app. . .-..
44-st
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DR. l.. u. vi Brewne's lecture at the
Synagogue on Sunday brought out
many OF the Leading citizens of Dallas,
tae church icing eoiuep hat crow ded
with the listeners.
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u SIRE ". - F.aE. Iustlrc % HI. .
tfecinct No. -. enc tsoffei nor. ....
high, wtf4l s-AT Ia iorens@4. auts.. .....
a.. ., Baali1cA : !r4t sauuiiis O. ..... ~.
Al 30. Also, one pnEk bay i4Hl. e.. .. ..
hisn, SiLl4 tAree white feet, 4I.... . ....
Odd, no biSnc.s pofc- i'ttuic, Nh4l-a . r.
or Jears oia, has = ytsfiil4a cu.f. 300 a..
on eitiisr, at.ti Faluz- ~ So. Ais. .... D. .
Mare Au-e- , or ~ ye=Is cid, g. Il....f-
AT 40 ~.
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HslI-FsI = y = = y IT N D
bsaiofe - g Nc 4uEe. ). a. pf,c4nc. - . o.. o..
I.1y foDy Ihsue yess. o4s.. uHaur ....r..H.
hands iilgh- stIc rluht hiud ipHt "a ID. ... .-
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at sl1.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05
departures s.,.rd.y Ev-siax.
n.,.r,ure. I.n., Ev.rtar.
AssrssnrSr.-An assessment, Of three

AssEssMENr.-An assessment Of three
dollars per share Is levied by the 0verman
Silver Mining Company. delinquent on
the 9Th oi poeeGber next. See official no.
tiee IN ous advertising columns today.
PAoxrssoE GvSSISo was taken danger
ously III with iyphoid-pncumonia last
evening. lie T. resting easily today with
prospects Of Aspeeiy recovery.
AsroSE WALL is being erected under the
edge Of the high sidewalk on south &
street. Virginia City. in from, oi the Union
iron works.
Tux Caledonia payroll for October
amounts TO s6.275 Is and the ov.rman
list foots up $40. 69O.
Tnr miners at the ophir have sub
scribed s26G 50 for the relief Of the widow
Of John Mulcahy.
II Is estimated that the cost Of pumping
water 1900 feet Is less than one-hAlf Of a
mill per gallon.
MIlEs FrSLES's gray horse was kenoed
on at the Delta saloon in Virginia City
last night.
MIKE McGowS, the homo masticator. /.
again In the lookup for disturbing tho
peace.
REv. MR. EASTMAN Is expected TO return
with his vito on or about the I'D instant.
Tur Justice mills will not pay Of until
the Devils Gate and Kelsey mills clean up.