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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-03
onise-32s Montgomery street, Room u. IA
Francisco, California. d-ibtd

Nancy 0OLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY. Location OF pain.
clpal place of buslnc-<, san Francisco, CALI
forniA. b..
Location OF works, Lyon county. State Of
Nevada.
Motto. IL hcreby given. that at . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the 9Th day Of
December, is16. an assessment (So. - Of M
teen Cents per share was levied upon the capl
TAI stock ~ the corporation. payable lmmedi-
ately, In United states gold coin. to the seere-
tary. al the once OF the Company. No. J1
California street. Room No. 0, San Francisco,
California. 49,.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid q the nth day OF January.
1871, win he %deilnauent. aud ADVERTISE Tor sale
al public auction. and unlc,s PAYMENT 10 made
before will be sold ON "WEDNESDAY. the
3ist day Of January. lsi1, 10 pay the delin'
queni assessment. together with costs OF ~
vrrtip'ug and expenses ot sale.
By ordoi VI tho Dirrciors.
aRO. u. SpiNNEY, SECRETARY.
Ofioe-No. I'D California street, Room Nod.
San frnncisco. California. de3td
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Dividend NOTICE.

nrFIcE oY THE CONSOLIDATED Win.
~ rinis Mining Company, San Fnneisco,
California. December 4. isT6-At Q meeting oi
ths Board Of TInstees OF the aboyenamed com
many. held this day. . dividend Nc. 30 Of Two
MONDAY. December nh. Tnnifer books
slceed untii December l2th.
dee I'm A. W. HAyENs. Secretary.
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STATIONARY ENGINEERS.

nnauLAR MKEriNo or THE PIRsT
~ Division Of Stationary Engineers Of the
6tsts Of Nevada bella II Minevs Union Hall, ,
st!set. yi!inls, svs'y THURSDAY EVEN:
A. O. oRossMAN. Chief
J r. 0anxxwoop. Permanent SECRETARY. . m
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cINp go. TO O. r, RowELL . co.
y Nsv Toni, tex rsnphist. o. 100 Tes.s. scn
tanning t1sks Of syd1o r~swspepsrs. and simates
showing sost Of ~advsrasinG. nfi'
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-, .l. 1870, al unl,.s navmeni n
%.ss bsfom viii he sid on Friday. the
,a,h .isv on January. 1871, to par tho delin.
.s.n asy !. toy.thsr win coats OF sd,cr.
,I.ias nd eIpcn.e. Of sale.
1870, al the Hoard OF Directors.
m. ID. WIFE ATOM, Secretary.
omc,-taa Montgomery street, aoom 10. San
California. ds4id
FONT RAvINE 0OLD
~ AND SILVER MINING CoMpASY.-Lo
.atioa Of principal place Of business. Nan
Localsn OF works. Gold Hin Mining Dis
rtIrry county. slats Of Nevada
No,ice 4. hereby given. that al q meeting Of
me DosId OF Directors. held IN the 18Th day
December, 1916. an assessment mo. " OF
Fifteen CeDts per rhare was levied upon the
capital stock ~ the corpcrAtion, payable I'm
mediatcly, In United States gold coin. W tne
csiiiornls stret. Rooms : an 4. secsnd floor.
over E,ns insurance ONCE. entrance 80 Call.
tornia street san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shan
remain unpaid ON the 2sd dsv OF January,
ls1I, will be dellnqne,i, and .dvsrsisea ior AZ
al public auction. aud nnle.s bsymsnt y wse
day Of February. ISL. tn pay the deliD9nent
s..cssment, toyrther with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
by order " The Board OF Directors.
j. N. BUFflN0TOh. Secreiafy...
Onice-Rooms . and 4, second floor. si
caiiiornis street, over .Etns insurance ONE.
40 California street.. Ban Fran.
ri.ro- CsliEornla. delstd
.,AuuNcr nINING (NDNPANY.-
,nA.u... az nrinriu.i Mae OF busipess. san
nrcise" c.ilfarnn
Tass,ion M worrs Virginia Mining District.
$3.50
Ns,ans. . ,.,.hv ,,v., thu, Al a mer,,ny of
Nvuus., MI h.l On ths i'm IA,
~ nSs.rh isss an .s.e..ment ma. a Of
a. C.n,s .n.,s ~.s l,yisi unon m.
~ ~ ,ns soroorsiion psyahlr
,a,n.si,.isty In tJnIied ststes eold coin, OF
~ ranivsi.nt. 10 tbs secrrta,y, az the once
~ tI.... xan ptn. .sr.si Roons o. %
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AssrssxRsrs LIVED.
NIAGAaA GOLD AND sIvLEI

AiIA0ARA GOLD AND alvLEB
IN MINING OONpANY.-Locaiion OF prin
cipal place VI business. Ban fnncisco. oli
Location Of works. Cola Hin District. sto-
rel, County. Nevada
the Bead Of Directors, held ON the 9th day OF
December. ls7e, an Assessment No. Dof Tween
ty.nve Ocnts Per shars was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation. payable in
mediately. In United States gold coin. TO the
secretary, at the once OF the Company, 10
Nevada Block. Han francisco. California. :.
Amp stock upon which this ascessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of January,
1871. win be delinquent, and advertised for
ssls at public auction, and uuless payment 10
madc before will be sold on MONDAY, the
a9ih day Of January. 1871. 70 pay the delln-
qoent assss.ment. together with costs OF I'D
vertising and expensss Of sae.
By order Of the Boari Of Dirsctor.
". n. TOWNakND, eccrstsry..
0mes-e9 HsvsAs Block. San Francisco. Cali
fornia. ds0td
nALTIMORE CONs0LIDATED
III MINING COMPANY .-Iocstion 81 prtn-
eipal place OF business. San Francisco, Call
Location of works. Gold Hill District. Storey
County. Nevada.
the Board OF Directors. held on the 'th day Of
December. 1870, an assessment (Ao. 49, OF
pity Csnta per share was levied upon the
capita, stock Of the corporation, pa,abls In
mcdiateiy. In United States gold coin. TO the
secretary, at the once Of the Company. Room
20. No. $i Montgomery street, San Francisco.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Josh day OF January,
1871, will b delinquent. and advertised for
sale Ct public auction. and unless payment Ii
- - In - -. al. FrfR4n lhA
s0th day OF January, 1871. to pay the delin.
quent assessment. together with costs OF nd.
witisins and ~exrensrs Of sale.
O. A. sANKEY. Secretary.
Once Room %. No. ssi Montgomery street,
San francises. California. destd
SUPERIOR aoLD AND sILvER
- MINING COMPANY.-Location OF princi.
pal riacc 81 business. ran Francisco. Cali
iornia.
Location Of works, Gold Hiil Mining Dis
trict, Storey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that At q meeting OF
the Board Of Directors, held on the lo,h day OF
December. 1915, an assessment CNo.O OF Zen
uOc) Giants per shsre was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable iinme-
dlslely, In United States gold coin. 10 the sec.
Rotary, at tho once OF the Company, No. ain
California street. Room II, san Francisco,
California. a..
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the nth day of Janua y.
isT7, will be delinquent. and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unlcss payment 10
made before Will be sold ON MONDAY. the
5:h DIR OF February. 1871, TO pay the do.
l~Inquent assessment, together with costs Of
adycriislng and cxpenpes OF sale.
Dy order OF the Board Of Directors.
JOS. TYSON. SECRETARY.
O~nios-Itoom "a. safr Deposit building. b. u.
corner of california and Montgomery streets.
san Yraucisco. California. delstd
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POsrPONEMRNT.

A. meeting 81 the Board of Directors Of the
Lady Bryan Mining Company. reid on thnrp-
day. the 18th day Of Decembs y. A ID. 1874, the
d.y upsn which the above advertised apsssp.
ment viii become delinquent was postponed
until FRIDAY, tho 9th day Of January. A. n.
1871. and the day upon which the delinquent
stock will be sod VS.. postponed until Phi.
DAY. January 20. A. d. 1871.
by vrd = Of the toarl of Directors.
wa. II. McCLlNTOCk, recretary.
0nl,c- No. so Pite street. iioon No. 0. Ban
Francisco. Cal. ja1td
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n~IsCsLLaSEors.

MIsCILLAxKers.
NEVADA
JRWELRY MANDATORY
ESTABLISHMENT.
no. ~ SOUTH c STREET.
ovpesis. Wells. Fargo . Co.. Express,
VIRGINIA. NEVADA.
N. N. FREpRIcK's,
TUE LEADING HOUSE OF NEVADA.
100 sssn 70 shs pssps OF the ssais the most
slsborsts and exquisite assotnsui Of Jswsly
ever s,Aisiisd Sss the holiday Trade.
ny stock comprise
DIAMONDS. PEARLS. RusiEs
And other precious stones;
LaAsss' asA Cent?
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
o. Foreign and American hahsni
WATCH CHAINS.
NECKLACES,
CHARMS,
LOckErs,
JRrs,
OF the latest ds-isss;
SOLID GOLD WEDDING RINGS.
00LD-ngADHD CANES,
with Quartz setting;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SOLID sILvERWARE,
And many other ~articies. naaufAetured 10 my
own and In Eastern and European
establishments.
In order to suit the times.
All Goods will be sold at the
LOWEST FIGURES,
And none but genuine v,li b offered.
- The ONLY coNPhTENr xSaRAvER
10 the eiiy 10 employed at my es.sbnshmsns.
A very nne assortment Of
CUTLERY AND CLOCKS
on HAND.
~ watches. Clocks and Jewely made and
repaired By the mo-t shiliial mechanics.
An NJ. N. tREoRick.
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS.
MINIS POPULAR PLACE OF SUMNER RE
i sort 10 well prepared To suit the health ol
pleassre-sseking public.
o OR COLD BATHS
| -,
MINERAL OK SULPHUR BATHS.
Yirt.rsts Hotel Accommodations. Ever
Az. ion paid To the comfort. pleasure Of
h.ath Of visitors.
TERMS REASONABLE.
I'm Va. 4 J. RAFT.
NCLIPSI
a AND Us
CROWN POINT
LIVERY q FEED STABLES
MAIN srRRsr. GOLD HILL.
SIMON 0GG, = Proprietor.
BuoorEs' RocrAwAYs and cARRIAars'
of all descriptions, together with
sxcELLuSr TEAMS AMI SADDLE HORSES.
TIE let 90 vsssssabie tcrn..
nay, BARLxy ssa OATS always 90
hand and fer salr.
An ba.ln... promptly attended to. ,sn
NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA
LUMBER COMPANY,
Nj Ds.isrs in
MIL. AND MINING rIMBEns,
rINismSa. BuILpiSG 4 yLUNE LUMBER
shississ, Lsih and Weed.
MILLS AND Fl.UME,
rrssssv Greek ststiss, G. r. Raiirsas
vuunINuA 0gRrcR.
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Gold nm. New , Decembe, .. isic. dss,i
nulYER CoNsoIInArEn MI

~ mo COMPANY - Location of principal
place Of business, Yruinis, Nevada.
Location OF works, Gold uill, Storey county,
Nevada.
described stock. on account OF Assessment
tho. II levied upon the 9Th DAY of October.
1916, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. NJ fol.
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r ADY BRYAN MININ9 fOu.
IL PANY. = Location Of. principal place OF
business. Nan Francisco, California.
Loraiioi OF works, F.owery Mining District.
storey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that At 4 meeting ~
the Board Of directors, held On the 10Th day Of
November. 1910. an assessment CNo. ~ OF Fifty
Custs per rhate was levied npon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable Immediately.
In United Stairs gold coin. IN The Secretary.
at the onire uf the Company, Room No. Z n,y.
wards building, No. tl9 California street, San
Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this asrersment shall
remain uapa,d on the fsth day of December.
is.s, VIII lies delinquent. and advertised Tor paie
at pub.ic auction. and unle-s payment 10 made
before will he soid gu THURSDAY, the 18Th
day ~ January. 1871. 10 pay the delinquent
s-sc--mrnt. together with costs oi advertising
al expenses Of rale.
by order Of the board OF Directors.
WIN. II. McCLiNTOCk. Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. 4 Hay sa-d's Battling. No.
tio Calf rnia street. San Francisco, California.
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pYLIyQURSf slLEs.

cILvER CITY MINING C0neA'
- NY.-Locaiion Of principal piscs OF nnsi.
pess. Ban Ynncisco, California.
location OF works. Lyon county. Nsvsds.
Notioe.-Thsrc ars dslinquent upon me ios-
mrnt me. ~ levied on the 18th day OF Noveu-
bcr- ina. The several suounts sst opposite ne
nsmss Of the respective sharsAoidsrs' - fo''
lowsi c.,,, Oh. AMI.
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Pisrrspon, wsslHns.

Rochester Democrat "Mo Iawd,i
said MIR, Plerrep0nt 10 u distinguished
English nobleman, the other day, {"
all, do not wish 10 staftle you, but Two
sent In me resignation, | shall be
minlslah to the court OF N. James but
few days longah,p
"Blawst ltW said the nohleman,
with true British vehemenoe, +" Whatid
you want 10 do that forq Does old
Beaoonpheld know OF thieW
"YaAH said Mr.. PlerrepOnt; "I'
an lnfohned the noble pwemlah meself
lawst evening that such was the oase.n
"And Albert Edwardg You DO not
mean 10 say that he knows, aud has
done nothing u prevent lt9p
" l ah cannot ray pweolsely with
regard 10 his woyAl hlghness, me
lawd, hut one Of me dlstwingulahed
fwlenda 0iiahed 10 eee To II that he was
infohmed of the-ah the calamity In
some way.p
"ll'm ~ said the nohleman, hls
brow giving evidence OF great perplex-
lty, "fhe queen must be seen at once.
Thla must be prevented.p
al feah, my lawd,p replied Mr..
Plerrepont, with some hesitation, III
Ia too ah--toO late, The truth Ia, ne
nohlo fwlend, the president has ipti-
mated that me pwesence hea II no
longah deslahed by him. He-that Ia
TO say, he would like TO see me 10
Washington. England, me lawd, will
have to yet along without me for the
futuah.p
"SohoW exclaimed the noble Brit
Usher, told Hayoa Ia at the bottom Of
1t, is heg Very well, sir Very we'll !
Wen see about that. The British
nation Ia not 10 be made an orphan Of
at the tehest OF this person. Blawst
II, air Wen put flea In his ear at
Once,n
Precisely what he meant Is not
known but II England doesn't keep
Mr.. Pierrepont to herself thereby pre-
venting his exile among those conn
monplace Americans, we shall miss
our guess.
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LONDON, November "a special dis
patch from Paris to the Pail Mall Ga
zette, says that President MacMahon
has received at the E'yssee General
Venoy aud Senators Daudigne, Gle
ment de Montgalane, Delasal, aud
Bran, whom, 1t is believed, will form
a new cabinet of resistance.
Specials report that Plevna cannot
hold out many days. Osman Pasha's
men are deserving in large numbers on
account of privations and hardships.
The Russians have field telegraph
line completely around Plevna, so they
can concentrate Immediately on any
point attacked.
LONDON, November "a special
dispatch from Pera to Daily Telegraph
says: "Mukhtar Pasha telegraphs
under date of November 9Th that he
still hopes to be able to hold Erzeroum.
He has plenty Of artillery aud muni-
tIons, and LARGE reinforcements are on
their way to him"
The following telegram was received
from Mukhtar Pashs, at Constantine
Pile, dated Er2eroum NOvember9: "At
4 O'clock this morning the Russians
attacked our fortified position at Azzie.
Our troops, fighting with great valor,
repulsed them and pursued them four
or five miles from Erzeroum. The
Russians were totally defeated. Our
trenches are filed with their dead.p
Early advlces received here from
Constautlnople show that before this
success the situation at Erzeroum was
very critical, the inhabitants demand
ing that the authorities should capitu-
late, the expected relnforcements not
having arrived, as communication
with Frebijoned was difficult.
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Named for "a Slate.

IL will be remembered that last spring
u daughter was born to Senator Gordon,
of Georgia whom he named Carolina,
to commemorate the Withdrawal Of the
federal troops from South Carolina,
which had taken place u little While be-
fore. The child died in a few months,
but some ladies Oh Columbia, who had
decided to testify their appreciation
both of the senators lNbors in their
cause and of his motive in naming his.
daughter by presenting her with a bap-
tismal font, have had one made, which
will be gwen to Mr.. Gordon is
wrought of solid sterling silver and
stands from hase to rim twelve inches
in hight, and measures in diameter
across the top ten inches. The interior
is heavily lined with gold, and is orna-
menied with engraved patterns. On
one side of the bowl is deeply engraved
the coat of arms Of South Carolina, and
on the opposite side the coat OF arms Of
Georgia Around the rim are inscribed
the words Of Hampton's Dispatch to
Gordon upon the removal the United
States troops from the state.house at
Columbia, namely THE troops have
been removed. Perfect peace prevails.
Thank you, Wade Hampton. April
II, lS17'--the signature coming beneath
the coat of arms of South Carolina.
On the Opposite side, beneath the coat
of arms OF Georgia, are inscribed the
words "The women of Columbia to
Carolina Gordon"
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FOREIGN.
Muhktar PaSha Is SIN Hopeful Of
Holding RrSerOnm -Pleyna tan
Hold Out but Little longer.
A Fight Reported at ErzerOum In Which the
Russians ara Repulsed and Driven
Back Four or Five Miles.
Mcmahon Says iho only Policy re
can Follow Nv ~ Conservative one.

Moon Associated Press Reportl
LONDON, November 0.-Reuter's
Paris dispatch says delegates OF all the
groups on the right waited upon Mar
shall Mcmahon last night TO assure
him that he might count upon II ma
l0rity In the senate for M energetic
defense of the country aud society
Marshal MacMahon replied "YOur
declaration only proves that was
right to rely on the support OF the sen.
ate for conservative policy, which IA
now the only policy | am able TO fol-
low.
The Times correspondent telegraphs
the following: "Some assert that the
cabinet obtained an adjournment OF
the senate In order H. wal until the
cham Der of deputies had declared valid
the election of IA sufficient number OF
members to enable IL to proceed to
business, Others say the cabinet have
accepted m adjournment because II
hopes the chamber Of deputies will
meanwhile displaCe such violence ~ TO
demoni trate the imposslbility of con.
Quoting the government with it,
The correspondent adds; at is
feared that the chamber will neither
loo willing nor able to restrain Itself
The debate yesterday was warm. A
plenary meeting of the left last night
appointed committee of eighteen
members, with powers to act for the
party. The committees deliberations
will be secret. The committee was ap.
pointed IN spite OF the known opposi
ton of Nj. Grevy and others, who
feared 1t might become violent and by
awakening memories of the oonven
ton, furnish the reactionis,s with
dangerous arguments.
LONDON, November "a Reuter-
dispatch from Paris, says the greater
part of this mornings papers publish
the report that yesterday, after the ait
ting OF the chambers, Duke de Broglie
and his colleagues definitely resigned
their portfolios.
h Later--A dispatch from Paris states
Mat a contradiction ia given the report
that the ministry had definitely re-
signed. 1t is understood that the min
istry will appear before the chamber
ofdeputies to-day, prepared to answer
for their acts.
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Mhn. Chlnnmen plckup.

oreville California; Mercury: About
$4,000 worth of gold dust per week is
sent down to the mines from the lava
beds. This is taken out by Cinnamon.
About this rate has been taken out all
summer. Sixty thousand dollars per
month is pretty good sum to be taken
out of dggings that white men refuse to
work or have any thing to do with.
Our figures are correet being taken from
Wells, Fargo Il Co. $ books The amount
of dust that is daily comingin from the
river claims is very large. The yield
will be nearly as great as in the palmy
days of long ago, when this was the
banner gold producing country.
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Retirement of ihe: Famous Goidsmith
MaId.

Goldsmith Maid has been retired
from the turf, at the age Of twenty-one
years. Her career has been an eytra-
ordinary one She first trotted in
August, 1865 in Orange county, New
York, at fair. or her subsequent
performances, the New York Herald
says: "Mr Goldsmith trotted her in
races In 1866 and 1867, and In Noyem-
her, 1868, sold her to Messrs. b. jack
son and Budd Doble for $4,000. She
has since psssed into the hands Of
Henry N. Saith, Fashion Stud farm,
Trenton, New Jersey, but has remains
ed under charge OF her accomplished
driver, Budd Doble. Up to the first OF
January, 1877, she had trotted in ore
bundled and thirty-two races, won
ninety.two and lost forty, and won
some $232, 800 Many of these trots
we're against time, In which she was
handsomely paid for trottlng. She re-
tires queen ofthe trotting turf, has the
hest mile (2:l4) OH record, made at
Mystic Park, Boston, Massachusetts,,
September ., 1874, and the fastest
three consecutive heats (2;l6, 2:l5i,
2.l5,l made at Buffalo, New YORK,
August 3, 1876.
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On. OF the Heroes Of BaIakIsvs Come
90 Life.

A hero has been dug up In Siberia.
It is Viscount Fitz GibboD, the gallant
Irish cavalry officer, who was supposed
TO have fallen in the celebrated charge
of the Six Hundred at Balaklava. 1t
was never ascertained whether the
hero was really killed or not. When
last seen lie was leaning, faint aud
wounded, on his horse; and now the
story goes that he was taken prisoner
by the Russians, and for some insult to
an officer, quietly transported to Sibe-
ria. After having been hOpelessly en-
bedded there all these years, he is now
said to be on his way to Ireland and
Britain, TO look at the statue which
has been appraised in his honor at
Wellesley Bridge, to shake hands with
Mr.. Tennyson for writing sueh nice
verses about the boys, and, last OF all,
10 claim the estate. Ay- there's the
rub. The claimant may be the heroic
viscount, but the tale has an ichthyo
logical smell.
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marine Disasters.

NEW YORK, November o The bark
Fritz, from Darien, Georgia, arrived
here to-day, and reports having had a
heavy gale, which stove in the bull
warks and sprung a leak. She Is
bound for Liverpool.
A schooner, supposed to be the Jo'
seph Farwell, from Rockland, with
granite for Baltimore, was run into
and sunk off Hart Island by a steamer
who took Off the captain and crew, and
proceeded. The schooner lays with
topmast just out Of water, half way
between Kings Point and Hart Is
land, In the track of sound steamers.
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Indications.

For the gulf states clear or partly
cloudy weather, colder northerly winds
aud rising barometer, followed in the
west gulf states by falling barometer
and warmer southeasterly winds.
Cautionary signals continue at New
York, New Haven, New London, New
port, Woodshold, Boston, Thstcher's
Island, Portland, and Eastport.
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naIIrond proub,es An yormont.

NEWPORT, VT, November 9.--The
trouble between the Psssampic and
southeastern railroads have further
advanced in consequence Of the arrest
OF Emmons Raymond, president Of
the Passampic road, last evening,
charged with causing the tearing up
OF the track and impeding traffic and
the transmission of the United States
malls.
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senator CODkiIng Thinks HE In Not
Appreciated,

New York, November 0 The Her
aid prints the reports of an interview
with Senator ConklinG. He said, "trom
the time Hayes came into Office and
appointed u democratic cabinet, the
principal labor OF Evarts and the rest,
has been to Withdraw the republican
support from me.n The interview
makes three columns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-10
what. como Of the Rebel yen.

ENQUIRER, (Republican) The carpet
baqgers have ceased to rob whites and
blacks alike, or TO stir up strife and
cause bloodshed among them the
massacres are no longer recorded the
"bloody shirt has ceased to wave, and
the ''outrage mills'' are all closed the
southern people, white and black, are
working iDstead of lighting together
they are gathering in crops OF nnex-
ampled fulness, and are prospecting
together exceedingly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-10

CAMDEN. n. j., November 9.-The
av,snsive carriage works Of Charles
Coffee, Tenth aud Market streets, was
totally destroyed by fire this morning
loss ON buildings, tools, patterns aud
office furniture estimated at $4,000.
Insurance 5000.