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REFERENCES:

Mcclaacs;own. Frederick county.
Mrs Rev II + West Pastor N f church;
Yrs Rev J ID Freed, Pastor L B church;
Mrs John Root, Cyru. Cover, & w Stocks
dale, J z lIarhsugh, Robert Hillhidr, Mi.
ran,la Troxcil, .Iano Wilson. (colorcd) Sa-
vannah Willard, JOHN f Martin, Angus.
tus Hahn, James .Adcispcrser, James Cree
ger, Conrad WiIhidc, Sarah Hirrman
John Shcstirr. Anna Whitm"rc, Daniel
Lydia, Catherine jackson (colorcd)
Near Mcchanicstown-Mrs Samuel Ly
lia, Mary j Scott, G.. A. Damuth, Mary }
Frey, Sophia StoutTcr, Lucinda llcmler,
Catherine Knott, Sarah Bush,
Franklin Mills.-Mrs DR. j q Tro1ell,
Ag't, Dclilah McCulloush, Amy Shoema-
ker, Ruth Jones.
Graceham -Mcssrs Firor 4 fon-on, Asts
Mrs Rev l. Z Clewcll. Pastor Mnravlan
church. SillM Newcomer, IIctty Dorsey,
ID. c. Weller, Cabin Firor, Mary rroxell,
Anna NJ Sci-s. Anna NJ Firor, Lewis Null,
Jeremiah Harbaugh.
Near Graceham. Mira. David Hubbard,
f N Knodc, David Weaver.
Emmttsburg, Frederick Co., Md.
HENRY GELWICkS, ACT.
Mrs Rev A. r Cremer. Pastor Reformed
church, Mary Gamble, Ezra Zimmerman,
James McGuigan, John Hess, + Check.
Alexander Hamcr VIM Weaver, John
Reifsnidcr, Mary A Jarbo, John Douahuc,
VIM Tyson, John Hoover. John liopp,
Rachael Gibbs, Barry, Il Hahn.
Washcrwomen.-Mrs. Anna Coates, Eli.
IA Smith: Anna Rose, Anna Brown.
Near Emmttsburg. Mrs Samuel Ohler,
Geo A Moostc, James N Septcr, Joseph
Bycrs, John koontz, .Ioohn Peters, Eliza
beth Dorsey, Samuel Gamble, Henry Ray
mond. VIM Nunnemacher, Thomas Arnold
Miss Mary Taylor, Miss r Brawncr, Miss
Ida Jackson, Salnmc Ilovis
Sells MilIs.-Mrs. Peter Sell, John I'm
ger.
Harvey, Carroll County.
VINCENT ECKENRODE, Agent
Mrs Jerome Brichncr, " F Eckenrode,
John Davis, w Jones, Daniel Good.
Near IIarncy-Mrs Abraham Hesson,
Rebccca Mills, Jacob Bowers, jessie Shcaf
fer, Bell Rcaver. Grcenviile- Susan
Fringcr, S G Shoemaker, Rachel Mentzcl.
Tanncytown, Carroll county.
Mrs II Kemp, James Shit, J S Forrest,
s Flickingcr, N J Yinglng, Samuel Slick,
Talbot lIaugh. John RincdolIar. Washing
ton Reaycr, G G Currcns, p 81.
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and an excellent thing to wcan Calves from
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Agricultural Store of
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ARCTIC WINTER.

Winter has scarcely put in an APP
qearance as yet. We do not howev-
.er hear Of any body grumbl'ng partc'
ulcrly at its delay, for coal piles are
not any larger than they need be
these hard times. In fact a good ma
ny people would find it very conven,
lent to got along without any ola
fashioned winter at oil this year. But
there will most probably yet be a
winter campaigu short, sharp and
decisive. While we are waiting for
it patiently there may be some com
fort in looking at picture of winter
as the Austrian expedition to the
Arctic circle found it two years ago.
Their report has recently been pub:
lished and the experience Of the party
even surpas,es DR.. Kane's account Of
that fascinating ice-house Of the globe
The expedition was absent two years
Most of the time their vessels were
hemmed in among ice-Aoes and ice,
bergs which threatened TO crush them
like egg shells. The clashing m"sseS
Of ice gave out sounds like howls Of
rage. Outside all was pitch dark
ness, which continued six months
Their Gresides within the cabin could
hardly be called cheerful. The Their
mometer on the 18th Of March sunk
to ffty-nine degrees below Zero. The
eyelids Of some of the party would
freeze and their breath be turned IN,
to vapor and fall on the deck like
snow. Mercury was fired off as bull
let's from gun. Butter became hard
as stone. When rum was admins
tered to some of the half frozen sledg-
men it dropped from the bottle in
thick c!ots. Coffee one morning troze
in vesseI with lamp burning un.
der it. 1t was even difficult to main
tain sufficient warmth in the cabin to
preserve life.
Even expeditions to the polar seas
are expected to discover something
and accordingly in latitude 76a de-
grees there was the cry Of Gland at
last" The next eight months were
given to the exploratio, Of what
proved to be a continent Of several
thousand square miles. A region OF
rocks, earth and mountain, but not a
vcstige Of humanity, no animals ex-
cept bears, seals and foxes, and no
trees or vegetation except few moss
es. The ground was supposed to be
frozen to the depth of a thousand
feet. The most that the expedition
found out after all WAS that the new
country could hardly be held up as
attracting to emigrants, and that in
fact it was little too stony a climate
for a fashionable summer resort. Pc.
lar expeditions don't pay.
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The trouble on the Mexican border
ia becoming more interesting every
day. 1t smacks strongly Of a war,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-13

ENGLAND is becoming seriousl y a.
Harmed for the supremacy Of her man
ufocturiug power. Her industries are
meeting with fatal competitions from
all sides. Germany is flooding the
hosiery districts of Nottinghamshre
and Leioestershire with yarns of as
tonishing quality and price. Belgium
is sending over iron, and 1.-THE United
states," says an English journal, care
supplying our warehousemen with
sLiplouds Of calico, good salabls prints
and wearable cottons at rates that
command buyers" American beef is
underselling the famous beef Of Eng
land our fruits are constantly in
creasing in demand and our cutlery
CONF etes with English wares in Shelf.
field itself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
GEN. GRANTS nrsERyE.

The Partisan reporter has made a sad
failure in his attempts to interview Gen.
sral Grant on the political situation in
France. The general refused point
blank to express any opinion whatever.
and the reporters have concluded that
he Is a man OF "great reserve" That
is q trait Of Grants character which We
Of America discovered long aso. and
much OF his wonderful success. both In
the army aud as President Of the United
States. is duo to this same reserve.
General Grant is not q man who wears
his heart upon his sleeve. and consc-
qusntly the political DAVIS never had a
chance to peck at ii. They might shrek
A. much ~ they pleased. but the object
Of their impotsnt rage was invulnsrabls
10 all attacks. lie had learned the
value OF silence. He matursd his plans
quietly and patiently, and when once
matursd. put them In operation with
nrmnssa and decision. Grants reserve.
which the Partisan reporter has just
discovered. was his great stock in trade.
and President MaeMahon might judi.
ciously initiate him in this respect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
SHAME, siIAMg,

Last evening one OF the noble.t and
greatest msu that this country has ever
produced, Oliver +. Morton. lay dying
at his home in Indianapolis. Around
that solemn dsaih.bsd tho honest heart
Ola whole nation was turned. the SYM
pathy Of nm entire nation WAS coneen.
traied. At the same time a miserable
party Of politicians was assembled in
Washington in consultation with Gov.
Williams Of Indiana. bargaining for the
shoes Of this noble man. even before
Death had claimed him for his own.
II was a noble spectacle A nations
mourning interrupted by political bar.
gaining! A nations prayers ascending
to high Heaven. mingled with tho con
tsmptble wirs-pulling OF Democratic
huckstsrs! The position Of Senator
Morton was last night promised TO
ThomasA. Hendricks. That Blue Jeans
Williams was a boor and an idiot. every
body knew : but until to-day everybody
did not know that he had imbibed so
deeply Of the poison Of Democracy as
TO be lost to all sense Of dscsncy. The
honest heart Of tho nation will cry
shame I shame! on this contemplate
d~isposition Of Senator Morton's mantle
before he bad cast 1t from him and
assumed the shroud Of death. II is
one more evidence Of the want Of all
dscspey in the leaders Of the Demo-
cratic party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
NEVADA ITEMS.

Tho Carson Appeal Of this morning
says: Mr.. A. X. Conkling. Of the
Wheeler expedition. arrived in Carson
yesterday in advance OF the party. He
says they will be in in about two weeks.
Hs informs us that the expedition has
made an extensive tour locating bound
aries and stations. Sixty Typographical
stations were established and fifteen
mining districts visited aud reported
upon.
Humboldt county politicians are colo.
nizing at Reno, aud some Of our OK.
changes fear that they will wage . sue
cessful war for Office at the next cleo
ton. There are no doubt some OF the
old warehouses Of the State In this
political hegira. and they will make
Reno a lively pot during the ensuing
campaign.
There IN a deed on file In the Record.
sr's office at Eureka In which the de.
scriptiou Of part Of the boundaries to a
ranch il mentioned as follows /: "Ths
lines run in q circular direction westerly.
meandering through the valley in a
south.eastsrly course"
The Phoebe Record says that Miles
CULLEN. ex-Treasurer Of Lincoln county,
who left his Office u d~efaulter, has
squared up by paying the amount due
from him to the county.
q. Z. Blackfan died ia Austin OH
Monday from the effects Of swallowing
a small particle Of egg shell which lodged
In N intestine.
The Carson mint turned out GIG. 900
pisces during the month OF October.
valued at S2i5, 0O0.
Affairs at the State Prison have again
settled down TO their accustomed order
and discipline.
Smallpox is reported among the In
diana Of Truckse Meadows, washos
county.
fire brigade is being formed in Win.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
you II..yR No KxcUsK.

Have you any excuse for suffering With Dys-
pepsia or Liver complaini' 10 there any res-
son why you should 70 on from day to day
ache, habltual Cos iSepess. paipttstion OF the
heart. heartburn. wsSf.brssh. gnasing and
barning rains at the pit Of the stomach, yel
low skin, eiaied tongue and dlsagrea able taste
In the mouth. coming up Of food aftsr eating.
low spirits, etcf Not 10 10 p0siti,ely Sour
own fauit u you do. 90 10 your Drungist and
ret q bottle VI areeu's August Flower for rs
cents and your cure IL certain: but n roo doubt
this. s~t . sample eott.s for 10 ceats and try u.
Tso doees VII relieve you. ts2i em
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE or SUITS COMMENCED.


ITO THE FoLLOwlNG.NAMID DEPEND.
l ants. and N Ill owners u or claimant. to,hs
real eptste and Improvements thu reon, or Inn.
provemsuts when Assessed ssIantsly. An tLe
Town Il Geld mn. STOREY county. Nevada.
hereinafter ds~cnbed. Known and ~ Known:
You are hereby nctin.d that suIis have been
CONNIE need In the Justices Court Of TOWNSHIP
No. .. htorry count. Nevada. by ih. Ststs n
Nevada. plaintiff. ~ in Z each % The Il. fepdsnts
hereinafter FAMED. and each Of the g. llou inr.
dcscrbsd tracls of parcels Of land. with the I'M.
provements thereon. aud Improvements when
separately assesssd. and all owners VI or claim.
ants 10 The sane. kn0vn or unknown. To ~.
cover the tsx and delii queney a,rsssei TO ,aid
DESCENDANTS against .sif properly. for the fscsl
year commencing January !. A. ID. 1870, ard
ending December 81. A. ID. isi6. ard that .
summsns has beea duly i.sued II In zach case.
And you arc further nofihtd that unless yvu
app, sr and nswer tho e.mplaini nled IN said
cssss en- or before the FIRST DAY on
DECEMBER. A ~. 1877. judgment VIII be
taken against you and the rial estate and I'M.
provements there n described. for tn, smount
ofisx . ID deiinqun cy.speelned o dcosts Of sui:
ey IN part Of Lot ~. Block !, ksnys
q, and improvements. ............ 90 no
Mathews a OS.-Tsx and delinquency on
real estate on American fIai....,,,,, ~
Msrcoux. R-Tsx and delinquency on
rrsl estate on American ffst........ 10
Mcknight. James-Tax and delinquency
on part Of Lot .. Block !, Range d,
and improvements. ...... ........... 2
Rough 4 hs,dy Mining Compauy-Tax
and delinquency Gu lard and ilnpfoye-
ments east of woodviIle mill......... II 10
touth Ophir hinirg company-Ts r and
asii, qneney on land 10 OF Gown
wlitshirs. 0eorse-Tsx ind dslibqu.ney
% improyemsnls Oh around In Block
I, Range
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01

In murder IS well Is in politics, the
wise man Is he who writes no letters.
But foolish men so into both lines OF
business. and when the Port Jsrvis
murder was committed two weeks ago.
some shrswd detective simply posted
himself near the supposed murdersr's
sweetheart at Paterson. and waited for
the letters to come along. They came:
the detective saw. and the police con
qusred.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE or SUITS COMMENCED,

-
ITO THE FOLLOwING.yAMED DEPEND.
= ants. and to all owners Of or claimants 10 the
real estate sbd improvements Their GA, or im.
prOsemsnts when assessed separately, In the
Town of Gold IIii'. storey county Nevada,
hersin.ft,r d~..erbed. known And unknown;
You are hereby nsiibed that suits have been
commeDced In the Justices Court OF r, wIrhlp
No. ). etoiey county. Nrysdl 1. by the State of
Nevads, plaintiff. against each of the d. londsnis
hereinafter naaiei, aud each u the foil W..
ing-described tract. or Ia'cels Of land. W Oh
the improvcn enis thereon, ard improvements
When separately assr.s-t. and ell osner- Of or
claimants to the tame. known or unkt own. 10
ncover the tar and dellnqu, ncy asses.ed 10 ssid
defendants aga,Isi said property. Tor the nscal
year eomaeic,ng January J.. a u. Isis, aud
m ! as been duly issued IN 20 b case,
And you are further notincd th,i unless YOU
o. pear and answer the con plant filed In said
canse ON or before the FIRST DAY
" DfCEMbEh, AID isI'. Judgment will DO
taken against you AID the real e,taie aud i'm.
prov, mepts therein dsscrls-i. { the amount
OF tar and Delinquency srecihcd, Ind ,osis u
suit:
Andrews O. Liar and delinquency on
part Of Ltd. Block I. Range u and
Adam. }. B.-Tsx ard dslinqu. ncy on
northeast part of Lot ~. Block 4.
Range n. AID improy,n uents ........ CTS
Brown VIM. No lila, aid delinquency
on Lots q ard 7. Block !, Range n,
and improvemenis..;.;...""..... $50
Gardner Msry-Tsx and q linquen y Gu
north soieet Of Lot q. BioeiG q. Range
"
Hooper wm:-TaI and d.ll qu' ncy on
Lot y. block !. Range Is also south
part OF LOT ~. Block 2, Range n, and
Kelly Jaints-TA1 and dsiiran.ney ON
Lots q. ~. Is. 70 and ~. Ia u och o,
hnnre "; ana ,tnrfe tnn.n's......... Is 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
BRONCHlTIs.

From John Flag. Esq. Of Bennington. N. H.:
"Thrss years since I Wis very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which r-sulted In Bron-
ehitis. snrctins me 90 severely a. TO rend ri'
difncult TO sneak IN On au iihle voice. To this
was added severe night sweair, and I was = ar.
full Of going ilto o decline. After rccourse 10
various remedies. 10 no purpose, ! made use oil
u. wistAr's Balram Of Wild Cherry. . few bot.
ties of which fully restored me TO health
Il nc- that time I hsvs had several severe attacks
Of cough, but the talsam has always removed
know how TO do without r." sold by all drug.
visits. mol m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
0rR INDIAN wARD~

WIN winch SohStcss ms b'sPfsS sA's
Winter. Is the Indian problem. The
whites have come to this country. and by
superior numbers. backed by superior in
tslligencs. wr ested the land from the alb
original inhabitants. We have over
spread II like q mighty ocean. and the
Indians have hsd before US. We have
driven them from the Eastern slope Of
the continent entirely, and in the West
there are but few localities which they
can call their own. and these few they
held through the gracious permission
Of the whites. Slowly but surely. fol.
lowing u natural law. this inferior race
OF red men has been dying out. The
contact Of civilization has been fatal to
them. When tho iron track crossed
their trail. it brought to them only death
and destruction. They have been
driven back. back. until to-day they are
confined within such limits that their
Wild and rowing nature has no scope for
the exercise Of its functions. What has
proved prosperity to Us. has resulted in
disaster to them. Civilization has liter
ally killed them. aud - q distinctive
race they are fast dying cut.
What few remain are the legitimate
wards Of the nation. We owe it to our.
selves to protect these children Of the
forest. these men who first possessed
America. and whose lands We have taken
from them. We have despoiled them
OF their only means Of living. the chase.
We have lsvslsd their forests and driven
their game from the land. Where once
tho deer and the buffalo roamed unre-
strictsj. and fearing only the arrow OF
the Indian. towns and eities are now
located. and the white man c~ultivatss
the soil. 1t is just. 1t Is proper. that
We should give some indemnity to the
savagss for the injury that We have done
them, aud the only indemnity possible
Is to make good their losses. We have
taken iood rom thsir mouths nis our
dn'y 10 furnish 'ns"' WIN 'o'a' w
nave taken itom 'hem 'ns means W.
tanning e'o'a'ng' u" n''hs anu proper
'hA' We shou'a '"'n''h nsl' WIN "'
msnt.
Al" pfine'p'' mas 'ops oe"n 'ee's
ni]su oy the government anu
oar e's'i' 'ha We ha'' io' years e'0'"a
aud led our Indian wards, bn' 'nsre is
"no'he' 'uihs 10 % s~ons'ae'ed' ine'e
aooris'na's ishhen'oer mat ~s are inter-
''pe's' 'ha' All ms broad
."s 'e'o"ss' mem. s'e" 'n'"
" INC .'s"'o' VI '"s universe human
Ill 80. l.. Al .l..--.. -. -. A..
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GeNERALIMInlnG AGENT.
JAMES

Ts AGENT vOR THE NRw YORK BUREAU
! FoR MINING IMPORTATION. 60 Broad
way. New York. L.
AGENT
For the Mining Record Of New York. win re
ceivs Subscriptions and Advertisements for the
For the American Mining Agency. Chicago, H..
who buy and sell Mines. Any one having Mines
o. Fell, ltcsn be effected by puuing the matter
In his hands, through the Chicago Mining
AGENT
For the Gale Of Mining Tools and Machinery
made In New York and vicinity. such as Ola.
rines OF all sizes and d. rcriptiona.
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lSorRsoll A FARMER.
An OLD-rINE TiLLER OF rME
GENEROUS sOIL-

How the Ranches We're Hmm = Few
Years Axs-An 0piaiea Of Our
bleak Hiiis-Dsmestic Matters
on the farm-Make Ysur Homes
Happy.
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he Gold Hill Daily News has
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