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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17
The New Passenger Conductor.

f.v v.sks avo f, freight conductor
on The Humboldt Division went to su.
n.r;nt.n5snt Codjinoton and said hs
ihouubt bs .uobt 10 be advanced as b.
had ssrved ON tbs freight train for ssy.
.r.i ysar,. The Superintendent agreed
It'll Him anil told him That The change
ran,d hs m.ds The yery ne,t week.
AMI n VA. made. Tho Superintendent
L. -, ,wo aus, tool 4 s.at In The
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

A cable dispatch says that Of Q meeting
OF tho direct cable company yesterday .
resolution was adopted unanimously ap.
proving OF tho policy Of the board
Of Directors. including the contract
with tho Anglo-American Company.
President Bender said the Arrangement
company. and IL was now enabled 10 do
clare . dividend.
Tho cigar makers employed by Stems
& Co., New York. struck yesterday. sev.
eral cases Of ejectmcnts Of tenants BY
landlords occurred yesterday. The strik.
ers continue to receive support and Offers
Of support OF home and abroad.
Tho medical students Of New York sue.
oeeded In breaking up . meeting Of the
Liberal Club by scattering red pepper on
the floor. No other attempt at violence
was made, the room being protected by 40
policemen.
The New York Herald reports that Pres.
ident Orion says be has no doubt that the
present contract Of the Western Union
with the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company. will remain intact.
A Washington special says Ewing will
not call for the previous question on tho
resumption repeal bill until Monday.
The National Counsel Of the Union
League Of America will hold is annual
session In the Merchant Exchange,
Philadelphia, on tho 18th Of December.
A fire yesterday destroyed the residence
Of Hon. b. \. PrettymAn on north side Of
Pokin. Illinois. Tho loss IL $4,000; In
surance. $4,000.
Lieut. Gen. Sheridan, In his ann ual re-
port. calls urgently for an increase OF tho
army 10 $4,000 men. He says that the
passage Of such . bill would bs true
economy.
Conrad Poppenhsuscn, late owner OF the
Long Island Railroad. has failed. His
liabilities are So, 900.
A run Ia being made on the First Na-
tional Bank Of Reading, Pennsylvania,
to-day. A large crowd surrounds the
building.
Warrants were issued to-day for the A.
rest OF the proprietors OF oil the leading
hotels In Now York, for selling liquor on
Sundays.
The border Mill. Fall River. Mass,
burned to-day. Four hundred and ffty
operatives arc thrown out OF work. The
factory was insured for $500 o0.
Tho Peoples Savings Bank Of Newark.
N. j.. started In 1871, has suspended.
About $4,000 arc duo depositors. The
assets. II realized, are enough TO pay In
full.
The General Missionary Committee Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church 10 In Sos
sion In New York. They appropriated TO-
day $40, 100 for foreign missions.
A band OF thirty.fyo Mexican Indians
have crossed tho Rio Grando and are now
raiding in Texas. They arc going west
ward. .
A C~onstantinOple dispatch asserts that
the Sultan Ia anxious for peace. and that
q council has been held 10 decide upon tho
terms.
The bulgarian inhabitants OF vratxa
have massacrcd tho Mussulmans.
Tho vote on tho final passage Of the
anti.resumption bill will not be reached In
the House to-day. The army bill has gone
to the committee on non-concurred amend
ments. some OF the Senate amendments
having been disagreed In In tho House.
Senator Jones states that he knows "A
Senators who will vote for the passage Of
tho Silver Bill when 1t is brought before
the Senate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17

Dnp.-Ervin &. Howe, for years we'll
known as an employc at Halls Pioneer
Laundry. north Of Virginia. died on tho
sth Of last month. at Marcellus. Ouondsga
county, New York. All who know brig
ham, A. no was familiarity called. loved
his genial. happy-go-lueky disposition.
and will DO grisyed to learn Of his death.
A wear or so ( o reduced by the hsnd ~
disease, h. went home to his parents. but
neither change Of climate NOT the Kind
care Of parents ami friends were Of avail
against the old.time destroyer, Death.
Goodbye, Brigham.
KNIGHTS on Prrmi,s ASSivERsAar.-
The fourth anniversary Of Mystic Lodge
No. 3. knights % Pyihias, occurs on Fri
LAY evening next. November 23i. On that
occasion the brethren propose holding q
social levee OF reception, and have . les
tive time together with invited friends. IL
will take place at Odd Fellows Hall. Gold
iIill. Among the special invitations e.
tended. the NEws was not forgotten.
THK f,NiLY NARKkr.-Cahen. opposite
the Maynard building. on Main street.
opened his new market. or addition 10 his
store yesterday. in fine style with . splen-
lid lot Of turkeys, chickens, quail. fresh
iish. vegetable, and lots Of other good
things. He did . rushing business. and
expects to continue doing 70. Call and
sec him.
FISaERs CRUSHED. Joe Taylor hal two
s,y,n. ON his left hand crushed to-day
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17

This forenoon the cas-, drift was into the
merits OF that "horse' q distance oil
thirty feet beyond the eastern wall or line
OF tho ore vein. The material shows
about the same. lodge porphyry. with small
s,rcaks Of quartz. . little softer perhaps
than ID has been for the past four or i've
DAYS, but showing no sign OF an eastern
termination. superintendent Hardy con-
.ilsr- the prospects In that direction good
vet for running into . valuable develop
ment. To night drifting both northerly
and -outherly. in the ore vein, will b
commenced, with the view Of bringing out
the true merits OF the development o. soon
az possible. This work will DO pushed
forward as rapidly - men. means and
we'll directed energy will allow OF, and
Ophir stockholders may rest assured that
they will soon know how much richer or
poorer they are 10 DO. IL . good and ex-
tensive bonanza Of pay ore is not encoun-
tered within q month, all indications and
expert representations In this matter arc
at fault.
A NEws reporter interviewed Colonel
\. T. Curtis this morning with regard 70
the Ophir development. In reply TO .
question. Mr.. Curtis replied: "Ths drift
il unquestionably In east country rock.
and there Is no hope Of striking ore TO the
eastward Of the present workings. IL any
thing In the shape OF . bonanza IL to be
found, 4, must be looked for deeper down.
and the only way TO discover II Is TO follow
the formation recently encountered.
Iepsrter-what do you think OF the real
-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17

BuLLiox.- Consolidated Virginia will
ship ,hiriy-eisht bars Of bullion tonight,
and California will send away iifty-one
bars. These bars will average about $500
each. The exact figures could not be OBJ
tanned In time for publication In the NEWS
to-day.
Nv general request Of his Virginia con-
sregation Bishop Whitaker will tomorrow
morning repeat the sermon on idle
WORDS" preached a few weeks since.
SEVERAL claims located on veins Of
smsltins ore will be- opsncd in IVES, Gate
district next Spring. Tho West Gate IL
the principal mine Of the district.
TUX family OF Alderman ksnnedy. Of
yirvini, CITY, left by train last Thursday
night for Jersey City. their former home,
where they will spend tho Winter.
W. Rnoprm,urL. local Secretary OF the
Savage mine. hiss gone to Santa Clara ON
A visit to his family. lie expects To re-
turn in abou, three weeks.
]. n. SAUNDERS, the man who was hurt
hy falling from q roof in Virginia City
Last Thursday. Ia improving rapidly AMI
will SON be well.
Ir is almost enough 30 arouse suspicion
10 seo a cigar merchant smoking a black
pipe. Such q sight may bedaily witnessed
In Virginia City.
TmGKE was q runaway from the corner
Of ID and Union streets. Virginia, y~cs,sr-
day afternoon. No one hurt.
ELLEN STEPHENS has been granted 4
divorce from William J. stephens. ON the
ground Of extreme cruelty.
Mosr Of the military titles in vogue on
the Comstock have been conferred by Cen
eral Consent.
Mas. BowERs il 10 appear in National
Guard Hall. Virginia City, next Monday
evet ng.
COIN HiLL's Board Of Town Trustees
will hold a regular meeting next Monday
evening.
PAEsoS EASTMAN is expected 10 be in
Gold Hill with his bride next ThurdAy or
Friday.
D.. T. BrAS. n Of the old.time news
paper men Of the comstoek, is In Virginia
City.
wnrKLEn. HALL a Go. have taken .
lien on tho Lady Bryan for $50 n.
THr District Court has adjourned till
next Tuesday at II o'clock An.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17
Pay Your Taxes.

Taxpayers. bs wise. DO not waste this
opportunity. You have only n more
day in which to pay your State and county
taxes. After Monday night M additional
ten per cent. will be added to all taxes.
There will also be fees Of court amount
ing 10 nearly $40. In many cases neglect
causes the delinquency. IL IL . great deal
easier to pay next Monday than To walt
until Wednesday and then give up an ex-
ira double eagle. Fair notice has been
given to everyone. IL settlement 10 not
male tho officers OF the law cannot DO CEN
.urei for doing their duty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17

TURSkn's FALLS Rspsrter: He was n
tramp. A he watched the merchant
pace his store with downcaat eyes. be
shook his head. ''Poor fellow" said
the tramp. 81 feel for him. Note to
pay. probably, and ten cents to do IL
with. All, gentlemen. fortune cannot
smile upon US all; but tell you. II is q
precious thing to know how you stand
every Saturday night. Alb. yss." he
said with = sigh. "that posr fellow 10
doomed to bear burdens which wsknow
nothing Of"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17
Csrrees Reports.

Great credit is due County Assessor Fox
for the manner in which his statements Of
the net proceeds OF the mines are made.
They are complete. correct and reliable.
When his las, report was presented 1t was
reported that several mistakes appeared.
A thorough examination. however. shows
tina, /, is all right. and no cause for COM
plant exists. The balance Of strict justice
between the companies and tho county IL
preserved. the interests Of the county are
carefully guarded. aud all parties con-
ecrnci are well pleased and satisfied.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17

skLLISo 0Ur.-L. s~choenfeld. justabove
tho NEws office. on Main street. 10 about
10 retire from his present business. and
to-day he advertises in another column
his intention to close out his entire stock
u family groceries, provisions. case goods,
cigars and tobacco, apples and other
fruits, etc., At less than San Francisco
rates fer cash. He calls on all persons
indebted TO him 10 come forward and SET
tie forthwith without further notice or
delay.
CoNPLixESrARY.-The News acknowl.
edges with pleasure the receipt OF . com.
plimeutary tieks, to the eleventh anuivcr-
sary ball Of the Gold Hill Miners Union
which IL to take place at their hall on Fri
day evening. December It'll. Tickets aro
already selling at . rate which guarantees
tho perfect financial success Of the ball.
and Il will prove also one Of tho most fes.
tive and social events Of the season.
SPECIAL NorIcE.-A. ID. Dullard having
disposed Of his interest In the American
Exchange Hotel. Virginia City. gives no
ticc through our advertising columns TO-
day that all persons indebted 10 him on &C.
count thereof mus, come .o," mOn, nna ~ 's y.
will have 10 adopt %strinrent measures for
eoiisction. All Interested will attend 70
This matter promotiy and in good time.
FuS Tomorrow. OF run can
nave Ioiiy uhao ''lo" "e'
20 W 'e"e' h We.
iery. main slree'' uU,u mn. nv pi.1.
W v gwen swAy' i"o poo,es, seo.s 90
tne Asseu OF .ie usy. seoio III
BIO; me neh' US, VIM s,o' 'oney ny =.
gan, ,ns Joss m.,ner y, ~
same a. usual. Shooting for prizes closes
at . O'Clock 2. N.
ACAREfuLS uPERISrESpENr.-Th stone
,.vems,t In front ~ thu County Court.
- 60. -, II. 49,. L., a,
noa'e' '"s'n'A ""' ."s p',
. manner TO satisfy ooth. HAST, VINO =,
m. worL' and be hss ordered the most Of
II 10 DO taken up. Mr.. HAST is deter
mined TO v the job done In q Workman
like manner II u taxes all winter.
HAN p.,-om.s r~.,,.xor,b c.n,ureJ
- o. -. w..-.,- -, y.
c,,...,.. -, p,,, c,.w who WA.
travelling of from Mrs. Lewis boarding
house with q bag Of hams ON his back.
The Celestial will bs tried for petty lar
ceny at 1 y. n. to-day before Judge Moses.
.,-p..nx r., -, a.. NAN .,.u,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17

ANgw YORKER In strsitsned eircuu-
stances lett his fve-ysar old son In care
Of a relative. At tbs expiration Of ten
months be wanted tho boy returned to
him, but the custodian refused to grant
tho request until he was paid for the
boys board. The father then took out
Q writ Of habeas corpus for the posses
sion Of the boy and the court granted IL.
saying that under the law there could
Be ne lien on the boy for beard and
clothing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17


. railroad point OF view VIII be gwen "
1 r,m In mrsan, conn.
promise Man. the eYsct NATURE Of which is
not known. but Of which . general outline
has heretofore been published. ne mas
Assured members OF inc eommistee lnssa W
agreement between Congress Anu .ho in
psnies may 70 mAoo oh .no PioPossyn
which Nc wiii present. rms Is scafceiy
possible however. unless 0 pai.
ueulA, clause IN inc ProPossoA
whereby the companies Propose W mn
vey 70 !ne o~overnihent some SIX miiiIo i
acres OF iAna az u 20 per acre = s,rIoN.h
= Inc enuIo comini,.ee, MIN ~ vi
0epuon possio,y oI oenA'o,s uouA,.n =.
hows, aie Oh the opinion mat y u eh".sy
sltnin ,no pow. ~ W SonsI' ~. 60.
ocna'or .nu'man : o'i s,,Ins ~. 49,.
moas ~ H." Thass ~ si.o
Hse.e ~ ~. n. a,,,.a. 30 nrt
ao.s .Irassss hn.. A.. .omn..
" ena osno p"e sss..ar-
w snu VIZ uoveinnen' nnnt-
aoIe Pr1posiuvn 70 Prse1nN'eu ~ H.,
Ins.Dn :, wiz W e.ie,au' niian "
W "'' "''' NV
The Army MOS 10 De
wlsuSoroS. Nov. i7.-In tho House,
I,l,n. -,ono,,o., h.,l ,ho A,ux ~Inpro,ri..
- mn, r." - =
uoh Dill WIN the Seha'o Aihohu"'eh'a'' y
commencing concurrence In ZONE OF tho
amendments and inconvenience In 9TH
-. m. H.. a., ,ro,.o1.d n, vol.
m.. .uaoJ~.a rI'a Sar.,a mani.
LII rodns;nm ~ .,nrnnr,a,ion Tor on.
ihoutt aeaus'hb 80
from "a oco IN 10 soo vas eoncurred i'm.
Tho next amendment was n striking
out the clause providing that Tour
,un cA',ay ,ar ard ,r.sr ~
;nv ins,.sI NJ n 4 proyiso that The cavalry
regiments may be recruited to 100 men.
and that . sufficient force Of cavalry shAi
90 e'hp,pyed ~ ae,enso " nmo.r.,. .o,sd
nth ,hs Rennblieans In tho aflrm.tiye
Aiken, Benedict. Lockwood. Hart. Gouss.
Mockey. Williams OF Michigan wimiams
OF Delaware, onipersoh' NILS OF le.a'
miuulngs, oen'si.vne' ~" ~. Ta,nni,,ae ~
Inc comnienuA''o" W N"o eann'H H..
Appropriation was ~ no' eoneu,' "
roster movod oono"' ab''ou
yeas, ito; nays, iso.
The next OF 'ne sena.o wAs
TO insert zo;VoU ins'eau OF ao'Vvo w tnc
clause prohipiting reeIuiuhs uo nhy
DeyonJ Una. mum sni,,,y H. ~. .@,mstiye
IcPuo'Ieans 'osvu ,,,s,;; :" saiaI'Ir.n
Williams Of Delaware, Calbcrson, Schleis.
her, G.ddings. Mills. Throckmorton, Lut-
trell and Randolph. -,
Foster movca coneur 70, IN
~ W. ~ ~ ws.hing,on
N." io.n' w." -
special speaking OF the proposed revision
Of the tariff and simplihcation oil Its col
lection. bv the sul.C Committee on WAYS
-, -, =. al. - IL.
ana saeahs' rays !" '"' '"o"S "o,"oo'
Mr.. Wood aud the committee to frame
such n schedule Of taxation as shall enable
a.. .m.r,,., r.r,f..,,r.r. IN re...t,b.
wv
aIan marhets tho committee regarding il
~ essan,i.i a. a revival Of our prostrate in.
dustries TO 30 rearrange tho revenue sys-
TEN. internal aud customs acts, as to re-
,le.o .no an WI a. &C., :" r.n;j ana
I'm pr..sa ~; onr i%o.eign commerce.
al IT,. 10 a,,Iio ,bs m.nniactnrer,
wa, NJ" 49,. n,nJn.,. shrnsJ and
.psei. saip,as NV In ,imo 20 ali
mus s,.o u"P'''"
'ne'' "A"'''
Our Mexican Relations.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lG.-Much anxiety
4. al, =, Al. M.,i.., Iey.,ion here nj the
- " 800
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17
YOU HAVE NO EXCUSE.

Have you any excuse for suffering with Dys
pepsia or Liver Complaint. IL there any rec.
-on why you should 10 on from day to day
complaining with Sour stomach, slck Head
ache. hAbiiusl Coriiseness. paipitation OF the
heart, heartburn, Water .bvash. gnaving and
burning pains at the pit Of the stomach, yel
low kin, coated tongue and dlssgrs~sble tAsts
In tho mouth. coming up Of food after eating
low spirits, etcf MOI 10 10 po.itively voui
own iault IL you do. 10 TO your Druggist and
yet q bottle Of Green'r August Flower for u
cent. aud your cue Ia certain; but n you doubt
this. get q sample hottie for 10 cents and Try IL
Two doses will relieve you. Je7l Gun
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17
To THE MEMORY OF THR LATE
BRIGHAM YOUNG.

One more polyg,mous.
Shori Ia tho breath.
fnghtfully blgamous.
Gone to his death.
Turn not away from him.
Scornlng 10 touch
90 nssrer and think Of him
Married ~ much.
Think OF his fathers ln.lAw.
Two hundred bsotherstn-lav,
Three bundled sistcrS-in-law,
Finy odd mothess-in Law.
All In one family,
Len poi!gsmiiy;
Thilk Of their daily life.
Pull of domestic strife.
CAT fights and sQuss ling.;
Think of the tears and cries.
Then try to Ann klize
Some of Their feelings.
Oh ! turn not Away from him.
scorning 10 touch;
On nesrer and think VI him
Married 20 much.
Oh ! this Il pltiful
A city with widows full,
DaIom and fair.
Old bachelors. think Of u:
0o nesr the brink Of u
Nos, 70 sou OARS.
stili. for his bigamy
And muddy psiygamy
Lsass him ct rest;
Cro.. his hands humbly,
ASH praying dumbly.
Ov,r his brsast.
-Lo~d.a Figaro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17

San FRAScisco, Nov. Ill ?. M.-Kear-
ney and company called 4 meeting OF their
followers at scallay's Hall last night. Kear-
ney was disposed to be very defiant. He
said no would not take back 4 word he had
said. and accused q representative Of tho
press of having misrcprcsented him and
testified falsely against him In the trial
yesterday. The gentleman referred to was
present at the meeting, and Kcarney made
him tho object ~ much verbal abuse,
which came near creating n disturbance.
In speaking Of the reporter Of another pa
per, who testified ut the trial that ho could
remember nothing Of what he had heard
from Kearney at tho Mob llill meeting.
Ksarney commended his lack Of memory.
The executive committee for the relief
Of unemployed workingmen met at the
Bank Of California yestcadsy morning and
appointed officers for the purpose Of i'm
mediately recognizing the Free Labor
Exchange. The committee hope to open
the Exchange 10 applicants on Monday
morning next. aud hope by that time TO be
enabled to supply all demands for white
labOr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17

A GARD,

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indi-cretiops Of youth. nervous wssknsss. early
decay, ioss Of manhood. sto. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. PEE OF cuAnoE.
This great remedy vas discovered bya mission.
arr In south America. send . self-addressed
envelope TO the RRv. JOBRPH T. INhAh.
station d. Bible House, New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17

"Drp you steal the compliments
coatl" asked tho magistrate Of n sesdy
individual who was arraignsd before
him. 81 decline TO crafty tho morbid
curiosity OF the public by answering
that question" responded the ssedy In.
dividusl. with . soornful glance at the
reporter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17
o. n.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of califor.
mia, Gold IIiil, Keeps constantly on band ~
fsyorits brands Of inpored Cigars. oholos BIT
cigars ali hisds OF ehssing tobacco. meer.
srhanm pipes, nuts, candles. fns cuiley. and
toys and hsncy goods Of all kinds. APPS N
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oPRIR ITEMS.

The .'Iierss" ssili iisidisg oas-
Drifsisg On the Vein 70 be Cssu-
meaeed ro.aight-what Cs,eses
Curtis Thtaks Of the Dsvslsp-
ment-ln llis Oplsisn the Eass
Wall lIAA lBeeu Reached.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17
rnR PAi.AGE RATING STAND.

For . roaa OF beef uneIoelled In STOREY
county, 20 to Thomas H,fron'a Rating Stand.
In the Palace saloon, NO. 7 North q street,
Virginia CITY. Fresh oysters st all hour In
svefy style. Forty miners alwsys on hand q
the best and fresl eet Of sl that the markets.
aiori. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try Il. api3 n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17
REPORT.


LAST EVENING.
80 Meadow Valley. a,e
0s Rsymo1d = ElJ,s.st
700 Eareia Con. uS, a. ION, 20. sox. JOY
so. ps
ass Jack-on " ~. is.t ~, t0
lass Alps. 10. q cO.s
30 bslmoat. SOC
IS Leopard. I ~, ~
so X X Con-. ~
100 Northern Belle. nS
50 Panther. sc
lSo Hassey. SDc. Ue. 9c
2fO DE Frees. 1. 93e. Soc
$40 Grand Prira. isx. iss
sD ArgeatA. I 70, I eo, las
$50 NAVAJO. ~. ~. rs
1850 ind~pendsnes, I ~
To Msrnlns star. ~. AZ. s9.t
to lay, 4. sA.tO 50
30 Manhattan. u
$40 usioc. COG. Sc
100 BSdie.3
DO Leeds
M Iiytop, I ~
IO sily,r KIM. f3k
2in silver mn. .. ss.as o a'O. se'.ss
80 DAYTON. 80
% Roek Island. ass
1910 New York. l 10. I 10. I ~. io
30 senator. ~, &c
10 woodville, I. 10
- Oecidenial. 1
2l0 Lady Washington, q, !. St.ss
xsi andes. US. &c
$50 Ward. I. u
ii2s isvisthsn. sc
60 Trolan.i
800 Benton. .. . 10, 2b
go Jos scstes. SIC
$50 solid silver. 81
sss opsir. sss, a.. IN. 254. sS
AIS Con Virgin :. u 2iS. as,
AVS overmsn. lss.p
ig3D AltA. i5s.
us California. -
tsp Hale n sorcrcss. =. So.
tJs yellow Jssket. s..
ruf- sossiso.
To Ophir. 7ss. gss. lsk h.. ~ ~
so Meuesn, ilA. i2f.. II bS. li's
3is uvu a q turry. y. s's.ss
go Dest q Bslehsr. isS. iss, isS.i Is, Is u
Is.
.to savage. . ~, 9S.ss 10
leo cop. Virgins u. nv, - bio. ai's'e
40 Choll,r.r o'o-i. 81
so Hale q Norer ss. sA.s.
lOul Crown Point. q. So. 10. S'..os 4.
us Yellow Jacket. n.. ns. H., I'm. II
nv bo
2iO Imperial. poe. Sc
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17
A FINE THING FOX rnR TEETH

Fragrant sosODOSr 10 . composition Of
the purest and choicest ingredients Of the
Oriental v. getable kingdom. Rvey ingredient
IL we'll known 20 have q beneficial effect on the
teeth and guns. Its embalming or sntiseptio
property and arona,le irrsrancs msiss y :
grceable adors from the brt Ath cau.ed by CO.
tarrh. bad teeth. etc. II 10 entirely free from
the Injurious and acrid properties Of tooth
pasies and powders, which destroy the enamel.
Ons bottle lasts six months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-17

A LIFE insurance agent In the West
lately pretended 10 DO a minister In or
der to got o chance to talk up his favor
ito subject to q man who was to hang
next day.