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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11
IseTs~isx ceis.

Some person has been guilty Of disigur-
ing United States coin in q manner which
should not be permitted. James AlesAn-
der Of Gold Hill. yesterday showed . NEWS
reporter = quarter Of a dollar which has
been stamped with the letters I'D L."
and below. the letters "OYD." On the
same side % the coin are stamped nine
English shaped crowns with diamond
shaped characters insterspersed. The
coin In question bears the date OF 1881.
such an outrage should not lie permitted.
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YOU HAVE NO kxcUsR.

Have you any excuse for suffering with Dye
pepsia or Liver Complaint, 10 there any re-
son why 700 should 20 on from day 10 day
complaining with Sour Stomach. Sick Head
ache. habitusi Cosiiveness. paipttation OF the
burning pains at the pit OF the stomach, yeL
low pkin, coated tongue aud disagreesbie taste
In the mouth. coming up Of food after eating.
low pp'rlts. etcf Mol 10 10 positively your
own fauit n you do 90 10 your Druggist and
get q bottle Of Green'p August Flower for is
cents aud your cue 10 certain; but II you doubt
this, get Q sample Lottis for 10 cents and Try II.
Two dopes will relieve you. s3e On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11

We to-day that the ladies Of
Gold Hill propose giving a social calico
party q week from next Thursday evening
at Masonic Hall. Main street. There will
be good music, good fun aud a good time
generally. The programme Of enjoyment
includes q good supper, which will DO
sprcai for the occasion In the Hall Of the
Yellow Jacket Engine Company No. 2.
near by. for which 90 cents will be
charged. Secure tickets and partners
and don't fail to be at the party. For
particulars see notice In another
column.
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lftghtiag Mea.

Alderman coms,ock Of Virginia City Is
also foreman Of the ophir mine. Not
long since he learned that an engineeratthe
mine. named BRADY. had been writing let
tiers to the managers of the mine In San
Francisco, trying 10 get him discharged.
Yesterday evening the two men met at the
corner ~ Mill and Q streets In Virginia,
and alter talking awhile became very
angry and commenced In fight. Com
stock knocked Brady down. but no was up
In a second and \ regular clinch fisht took
place. The disputants were separated and
both were arrested.
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VACANT PI.AcRs

In the dental ranks will never ocsur u yo1 are
particular with your teeth. and cleanss them
every day with TINT famous tooth.wash, zoZo-
DON'T. From youth 10 old ago u II keep
the ,nsmel pp~sleps and unimpslred.. Ths
pearl like Wilderness. and this gums . roar ate
hue. white the breath 10 purified. and rendered
sweet and fragrant. 10 10 couipos'd OF rnfc
antisspiic herbr aud ID entirely ffee from the
Objectionable ana injuriou, Ingredients Of
Tooth Pastes. etc.
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a GARD.

To all who arc suffering from the crrors and
indi.crrtions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
de ny. loss Of manhood. ETC.. ] will send Z
receipt that will cure you. FREE Ov CHANCE.
This great rrin-dy vas discovered BY Q n ission'
arr in South America. send . s~elf-addrcssvl
envelope 10 the hkv. JOSEPH 7. INMAs,
N siioi u. Bibia House. New York CITY.
fuhNi Am
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STOCK REPORT.
ssa Frsneisee Board.

SAa Franchise Board.
Last KvESns.
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iJboo. IN
10 Eureka Con. t3A
30 Phenix. Soc
800 Rye Patch, 4 10
no northern Belle, ist, n
2SJ Panther. I 10, los
Is DE Yr,c-. . 10
1910 GilA. Voc.t
300 NJ Dorsdo south. AZ
40 Leopard. 90. I 81
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100 Grand csltai.i
40 Venture. IN, ~
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$40 aolden Chariot, So. 9oc. sc
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10 INVITA- NtNAiA, D. osse
80 yuiis. I IS. N. Is
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go nslehsr. 7s;7s.'.."
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100 caledot IA, 4 10. tS
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11

NEW YoRs. Sept. Ill A. ".
Currency. 9.397S.
Silver. ietfs.
Trades, 9iet3il.
Gold opened at jt.
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A WOMAN may give intellect. genius
and virtue TO Q profession and fail to
find patronage; but IL the Same woman
were to put on tights and sing . comic
song. the citizens Of our great Republic
would I'LL the house. aud applaud until
they were hoarss.
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IRON a DISTINGUISHED JURisr.

~ have tried tho PERUVIAN srRrr and the
result fally pustains your prediction. II has
made h new man Of me Infused into my sys'
TEN new vigor and energy. ! Am no longer
tremul0us and debilitAted - when y0u last
saw me. but stronger. h~esrtier, and with larger
capacity for labor, mental and physical. than
At any time during tbs ls't nve years." rod
by all druggists. .
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R.pgCIAL ArTRNTIuN HERE.

Notice the "sar Remedies" Dr. Van
Dykes "Anttbliicua Cure" 10 preferred to all
other d.sp@ptie medicines. First. Il dses not
grippe. second, 10 does not nauseate. Third.
10 IL pleasant 10 isste and sn,ell.
"T'rout OIL Ointment " 10 prepared from Lake
Tahoe Trout, and 10 the beet Liniment IN the
world for k~hsumaiism, Neuralgia and sprsins.
Go 10 your dmesist. get q sanpls bottle Of
each, irss OF charge. Trout oil. ~ cents pr
bottle Ambitions Cure. one dollar. aui3 iy
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rng pAI.AUR RATING STAND.

For . roat of beef nneIcelied In storey
county. 20 to Thomas II ,fron's Rating Stand,
In the Palace sAi.0n. M. 7 North q street,
Virginia City. Fresh oysters at all hours In
sv,ry s'yi.. forty miners always on hand q
night. For ta"y, home style Of cooking. and
Try u. apIS q
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d. 10. GALLUP.

q. II. 0ALLur. opposite the Bank Of califor.
nia, Gold Iiii, heeps constantly on hand ali
~favorite brsuds Of Imported C.snrs. ohoiee bit
cigars. all h. de Of chewing tobacco. meer.
srhsum pipes, nuts, candies. nne cutlery. and
Toys and laBcy goods OF all kinds. apps m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11

A NrsnAsKA farmer bitches o pair Of
COWS TO Q wagon when he Journeys. and
milks them whenever he comes 10 q toll.
gate, paying the toll with the milk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11

TAXES on personal property to the
amount Of 2.6ls IS have been paid into
the county treasury since the LIST Instant.
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tOLps n COUGHS,

eudden changes OF climate are sources ri
palnpn,r, and bronchial Affections. Take 81
once Browns bronchial Troches. les the Cold.
COACH or Irritation Of the Throas DO ever %
slight.
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re LIE

TELE
Why Sitting Bull Was
Driven from Canada.
TRYING MS AMERICAN BLUFF ON
OUR BRITISH COUSINS.
Pre- sident Hayes on His
Southern Policy.
VIXEN AND WHERE 1T WAS
FORMED AND TOOK ROOT.
RESULT or the ELECTION IN
MAINE YESTERDAY.
The Republican Forces Weakened
Since Last November.
-
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mn aIruArIoN IN nuLaARIA.
UTAH.

~" lords wiii" IL ut Last h.
kealsd 20 che Twelve AposuesN
brigham aud the Lord are sAtiss
ned with john Taylor.
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D.r.ssws~. s.~ss ss~sss,

q pinpan John w.ieh rs Gregory
W II Doans AW1u Wh,LA"s
W n Perry Y Nelly Lsnii,h
ID Williams jos fr~iriek III susent
J q Mascl CM Palmer nlnsunse''
r Osin WhIssrsnec ehsn1
ID lille. Miss v Harris Mlse X Gilmore
~ ua,sslt of Mr.A Reil, ch J Morri. a vi
uis. 4, wilson I'D Bruner Mrs W u rrstt
-Ia.n w..n.r Mics ~IIAnilton Miss " vin-on
W. A ONaIi Mis- N sparks Mr4 n brown
J n Plat 4 ~ Miss Thnrmsn > ntan,ses
N A KaltO1 Mrs. stnithsir NhAe'v
Mccullough
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11
RESULT OF THE ELECTION IN
MAINE YESTERDAY.
The Republican Forces Weakened
Since Last November.

lsrrcAL DrrArcuEs tn TINS GoLD Hill
DAiLr Nrws.l
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ssrees Quotations.

lsr rus a. AND p. rrlxaa,ru LiSs.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11
s,un,or Mor,on.. CondItIou.

CISciSS,rI. Sept. ii.-Adviccs from
Richmond this morning are to the effect
that Senator Morton has recovered from
the temporary relapse Of yesterday. but his
friends are very anxious about him. Pres.
ident Hayes will visit the senator next
Thursday.
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mined Politicians.

NEw Yonx. Sept. 1.-THE Trits"s says
Tweea's exposures will ruin senators Fox.
Dixby. john Morrissey and AssemblymAn
HAYES.
, 1877-06-09

his family. In fact, the governors Of all
the Windward Islands are moving about at
the present time in such u rapid and cratic
manner that is difficult to keep az coxr-
ant with their positions, or tell who is Gov
ernor OF such aud such a place at the mo
menI. In spite Of the attention required
TO the Kings and Queens and Castles Ia the
grand game going on in Europe just now,
Lord CarnarvOu, the English Colonial
Secretary, seems to move his PGwas
freely, if the West Ind an Governors will
permit US to call them so
Anyhow, the Grenadians, who were not
given TO praising governors when we knew
them personally, ore lavish in their lsuda-
tons Of Mr., Graham. Tue Chronicle is
{" proud to speak of him as one who has
done his duty ia the right way, and SO as to
earn honour 10 himself aud the OpprOba.
tiou Of the CrowA."
, 1877-06-09
C OLO L
n A.

His Excsllency Sir A. Musgrave was
expected to leave Southampton on ? June.
Calls News Letter hopes that his appoint
ment may "prove how a Creole Governor
may alter all be the best suited to tho
proper understanding and management Of
q West Indian coiouy."
The City OF Kingston was lightcd.wi:h
gas for the first time on the night Of the
10th ulf. There are pipes laid throughout
the city, and 800 street lamps.
Tie fact is noticed in Jamaica news.
papersth hat Mr.. J. B Sorapure, the respect
ed accountant Of ths Colonial Bank. has
filed that Office for 90 years, since tho
opeuing Of the Bank in that island.
A new line Of Steamers, Nurray's New
York & Savannah Steam ship line, is to
run between New York and jamaica, call.
ing in at tho Bahamas. The first steamer,
the Cleopatra, was to leave New York on
the 30th OF May. and is due ia Kingston
Oh the 9th + his moath.
Tobacco is now enc u the staple nro-
ducts OF the island, its cultivation being a
perfect success.
Mr. Gall, Of the News lie ter. is s4id to
be about to euter suit against the Goveru-
ment for " needless and groundiess prose
eution Of him..
, 1877-06-09
TIGUA.

Governor Berkeley. ia opening thu late
session Of the local Legislature, says that
the financial position o. the colony is uatis-
tacsory. He also speaks Of the ne1 Edu-
cation Act as showing good results. We
ara surprised, however. to iad from his
speech that tha Inland Post is not self
supporting, bus is sill a charge on the
local revenue. The present crop VIII tal
below tho eslimata, 5ut next years pros
poets are encouraging, Our St. Croix plo.-
'ets will also bs glad 10 hear that His
Exce'Itncy says " there is reason to believe
shAt the existing advance Of prices in the
home market will ba maintained.
In q debate on the " Wheel Tax, tho
doctors. who .,aster strong in the Antigua
Legislature, tried 70 ges al least one vehi-
eis a'.ows1 lTsa {: guy 10 every doctor,
Gu1 4ac aoF Eoaa.osc .4ou4hs the ministers
d ra.jg.o o. tao4 Z have yaaj. vehicles frea
q tsG2.ioa. 3u1 80 aGro hearted Legis-
l@aass world ezclse nsl;asf doctors nor
parsons :oa tAe .@ymsat.
, 1877-06-09

neXI MALI, ana tnaC LlS mouse OF Assembly
will be called together on his return in a
couple Of months, when the plans Of the
government will be laid before the colony.
We do not venture to anticipate what Mr..
STRAHAN's programme will be, but we can
confidently predict what the attitude Of the
colony will be as far as the retention Of the
distinct exercise Of representative govern
ment in its entirety will be. Aay 50 called
"reform1'' which the government may de-
size to i%uitiate, must be tried by the test
already offered 10 Mr.. REEVES motion for
d responsible Ministry, and the Imperial
Government will seek in vain for any com
promise that does not clearly recognize and
secure 10 the colony, beyond the possibility
Of q doubt, her present powers Of taxation
aud entire control, through her representa-
%tivcs, OF uer expenditure. This is the ground
on which the whole question must turn,
and Barbados must firmly face the fact that
it is better to perish utterly by the hand Of
force, than raise a finger to further any
compromise that will. however remotely,
affect her present position 10 this respect.
The reply Of Lord CARNARvoN TO Mr..
REEvE>S proposal must b. too distinctly
borne IN mind as Indicating the direction
WIicA the Colonial O.Ece desire all iuno-
yatjonS il the present system, to assume,
end this Is the point o. which the whole
question turas. 1t is the point on which
the Representatives OF the peoplo must,
beyond the shadow 4 "a misco0ception,
understand, that their constituents eau, and
VIII, accept 40 compromise, and that the
IT,,~, ~ As~oD,bI., x,Io,o,,. cnii,J kouo
Their, will re-asSemble bound by the invio'a-
bic pledge to preserve those rights intact -
We notice that Mr.. P. L. Phillips, a
hauister, and a very prominent member Of
th= Leaiy allure. has Withdrawn from poll
ticai lie, aud has been ordaiued a clergy
man Of the Anglican Church.
We regret TO Iearn that Mr. TrowbriIge,
the head Of the oldest American house in
Barbados, is dead. lis death is thus re.
ported by the G!on..
I'VE cannot close our summary without
en- a%liusion to the melancholy death u
couple of weeks since, Ct Mr.. EDWARD
TRowBRIDGE, OF the firm Of T%RowBHIDGE
& Co, CT This City, The unfortunate gen
tiemau fell a victim 10 ~hydroph0bIa, pro
duced by q BIKE from a dog which was offer
ed Tor sale at his store. and though the bite
was apparently healed, yet the maIady de-
velopod itself fatally some weeks after.
Eve Y mark Of public respect was shewn TO
the memory Of the deceased, and the live
lies sympathy has been evioced for his
bsreayed family The Shipping and the
Commercial Hall were halt-mast, and the
funeral cortege included the Genera' Com.
m%anding the Troops with his staff, and the
lending merchants and gentlemen OF the
island. The Bishop performed the burial
service at St. Leonard's Cemetery"
ST. VINCENT.
, 1877-06-09

Governors '4~lannxsIeh is at present
canes, and the charactV d the sugar is
very bad. Butthsre is fomiso of<what
is called " q long crop" d Pcoa, : e. a 6On-
%tiDuous gathering aud sh bheus throughout
the year. III
Tio following is fron1,Is Chronicle on
i'll Trinidad
'tSeveral specimens Of the new coal have
recently been received by Afr. Francis, the
Chemist ut the Government Laborato-
ry, Tor analysis. W. understand that
some Of these, which come from MontSsr-
rat, appear to be good coal, but the speci-
men from WlHiamspiHs seems scarcely 10
be a true coal, technically, having auch q
proportion Of pitchy or bituminOus matter
that it would be likely to run and cake,
and make a c'inker on the bars or gra-
ting that would stop Tbs draft, rendering it
unsuitable for most purposes coal ID wanted
for. May it not be better for gas-proddc'
ingf"
, 1877-06-09
NOTICE,

GP II E undersigned will leave the
Island for Europe on the 9Th
July next, and begs his friends and
customers for "a speedy settlement
Of their accounts.
St. Croix, 2nd June 1877.
x. PETERSEN.
, 1877-06-09
NOTICE.

7T H E undersigned intends to leave
the Island next month, and re-
quests his customers kindly to Oblige
him with a speedy settlement Of
their accounts.
st. Croix, June 1877.
, 1877-06-09
ST. VINCENT.

Tho people in this island arc much dis.
guSted at having their Governor, Mr..
Dundas, sent Up to Barbados while Captain
Strahun goes home to England on matrimo.
NAL thoughts intent. Meanwhile Mr..
Laborde, the Colonial Secretary, admins
ters the government. We openly state"
says the Witness, " that these arrangements
ore not calculated to promote either heal
thy action in the Executive, or the interests
OF the peop'e of St. Vincent" But what
is to be d0ne7 People waU get married,
even Governors. I twould DO rather "hard
lines" to deny Captain SttdEan the
privilege
GRENADAs:
The Lieut.. Governor of 3 THE Island.
Cyril c. Graham Esq. is also leaving With
, 1877-06-09
T RINIDA AID

Ia this island there is a very strong feel
ing against the proposed increase Of the
, 1877-06-09
Evils

The Nevis ans are lamenting over the
departure OF President Goldsw0rthy. And
according to the Nevis Times they nave
every reason. he has obtained q site for
a market, has considerably improved the
public roads. has erected & lighthouse,
has made the Infirmary a creditabIe insti-
tuition, and is restoring the Court House.
Last, but not least. he hopes to get the
Royal Mail Company to let their steamers
stop at Nevis. We Know that it has always
been q grievance to the Nevisians to be
obliged to pass their island very close and
go to St. kits to get back to Nevis by a
sail OF two hours or thereabouts.
The Import revenue of the island is also
stated to have increased nearly $500 10
the last year.
BARBADOS.
Tho following is from the Barbados
Globas 7se
I'VE are again without any political news
TO record. . It, is runaoured that Capt.
S7HAHAS Will proceed TO England by the
The New York herald., 1877-11-04
Congrcss Yesterday.

Everybody in the House Of Representa-
tives yesterday seemed to be happy except
Mr. Ewing, who vainly endeavored to get
rid in some way Of his anti-Resumption bill.
Mr.. Cox made one or two good natured and
amusing points by declaring that there
would have been no trouble at all if
they had retained their old banking and
currency chairman, and that the only way
out of the difficulty now was through the
election Of o new Speaker and the appoint
ment of new committee, which made
everybody laugh except Mr.. Buckner and
Mr. Ewing. These gentlemen at once be-
gan to explain that it was the opposition
who did the whole thing-a fact which
pretty nearly everybody knew who has paid
the least attention to the subject. Mr..
Kelley who, as may be supposed,
takes q fatherly interest in the meas
ure, endeavored to extricate 1t from
it's unfortunate position by making it the
special order next week and allowing time
for it's discussion but that required unani-
nous consent, which was refused. Mr..
Randall at last came to Mr. Ewing's relief.
and pointed out to him the way out Of the
woods, which is to pass the Kelley resolu-
ton on Monday under suspension of the
rules. Mr.. Ewing and his elephant then
disappeared. Bills looking to the remoneti-
zation of silver and the coinage of the dol
lar OF the fathers were introduced and re-
fcrred to the Committee on Coinage An
amendment to the constitution providing
that the President shall be elected by q
direct vote Of the people was presented, but
there need be no apprehension Of its imme-
diate passage.
The New York herald., 1877-11-04

will present, and the duty of following Him
even into Gethsemane, rs Mr. Hull will set il
forth The hidden springs of human action,
even in matter of doctrine, will be opened
by Mr. Pullman, and call to laborers will
be made by Mr.. Knapp-they must enter
into "strict communion" fold, however.
Mr.. Davis will soar into the ethereal, and
peep into the Gehenna, to extract some
practical lessons for his people from fallen
angels, while the contrast between scepti.
cism and soul saving will bo drawn by DR..
King. The word of liberalism will be lei
loose by Professor Adler. and scenes in the
life of Christ will be brought to view bv
Mr.. Martyr. Mr.. Hepworth has three ideals
which he will present and then demonstrate
that man cannot live by bread alone. The rule
of the bramble bush, which Mr.. Lloyd will
discuss, may have political bearing, but
Christ's "touch me not" to Mary, after his
resurrection, cannot. Soul rest comes to
Mr.. Johns, and he will explain it to-day.
while Mr. Hatfield brings invisible things
to light and points out the dangers that
surround young men in the present days.
DR.. Armitage will consider Christ's desire
to eat the last passover with His disciples.
Mr. Moment will exhibit Pharisee and
show that God has done all that He could
do for His vineyard.