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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-26

THE Moundsvillc rolling mill is AGAR
idle.
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FOR SALE.
-.
EoR SALE

FoR SALE
Tho undcrLgnei will olIer their LIVERY STA
BLES, corner Of Main and Sixteenth Sts., Wheel
Ing, West Virginia, at private sale until further
notice. The stOcEScOmpriscs the best equipped
Livery Stable In the city everything In good order.
II not sold at private sale due notice will be given
OF the day Of public sale.
CHRISTIAN & AMIcK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-26

As the house painting season has ar.
rived j might be as good TO put on blue
the fashionable color this year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-26

No probate business was transacted by
the County Clerk oh Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-26

TIE MoATEFToRE LITERARY SocrErY.
The third entertainment OF the Monte
fore Literary Society was given a.
Melodeon Hall last evening and was well
attepded and appreciated by the many
friends Of the popular society. The
MOntefores are making rapid strides
towards becoming one Of the leading
literary societies Of this city. The fol-
lowing Ia the programme:
Music.
PrAyef-By the Chaplain hamburger
sIlilatOry-By the President, ....,.M. Bler
Defamation rhASiuS. A.-"..-..l. SWAbachef
Music.
AddreSs-BruluI on the Death Of CRSAT,
|. Blum, Jr
Address-AntOny 10 the Romans e. .....L. steinteld
EEsAy--The Last HodF"".-..,..,,... ...""..M. Blum
Music.
De6Ate--Questioni Ought Children, alter Attain.
log q Certain Age, 6c Compelled 70 Attend
School BY Force Of Law"
hTmatlVe.''',, Bier
NesatlV Moses Somehow
foeIy-Excelllor.. ;,','"'A. A. BIllenbefg
Defamation VagnbondS ...,....;I. RheInitrOm
The judges selected 10 decide the de.
bate were Rev. DR.. Mayer, Messrs.
Joseph Emsheimer and S. s. Block, who
decided In favor Of the affirmative. The
entire programme was excellently rem
dered and reflects much credit upon the
members Of the Society. The entertain.
ment concluded with langhable farce
entitled "a Sea Of Troubles" The fol.
lowing'was the dramatis personU:
lodOlphH Gout....... Hamburger.
iam v,cn!l''''''.. Blum il.
What's his Name Thlngamy .r"..,......... Baer.
byron nk.,""....."".,,....A. A. Ballenberg.
MlkeheShAne Rheln1tronl.
bummeftng steve. Steinled,
Robert Gouts nephew II, Smith
Sam (Gout's SorTNnD -,...".."..," sWAbaehCr.
The success attending the entertain.
ment warrants another OF a similar char
acter at no distant day, and we can as.
sure our literary friends that we shall
always be happy 10 attend their enter.
tainments, which afford so much pleasure
and Amusement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-26

GREAT bargains in Ladies' Shoes, at
L, V, BLoNp's,
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GENERAL NOTICES.
CEALED PROPOSALS.
,v..... CRY CLERE,s OFFICE Y

WiIEELINO, W. VA, Feb. %, ls1i.J
Sealed Proposals will be received at the ONCE Of
the wy Clerk until Morday, March 0, 1871, t 2
O'Clock ?, NJ for the mixing and delivering Of all
caAting the city Of Wheeling may want for one
year, except Wafer Plre, Stop Cocks and Fifo Plugs
BIDS to Be- endorsed, Proposals for Castings for the
Guy, and ADDRESSED 10 the Chairman Of The COM
D issl '" " ALEX. uPDEGRAFF. CRY CLERK.
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SATURDAY.
AM. l2M. BIN, 7P,M,
Il - q I6
SAN. i'm. Sr.M 7.p.u
50 40 q 10
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40 children. Some Of these were brought
TO the Home In a destitute condition,
needing every article Of clothing. Some
were covered with vermin aud in . loath.
some condition. When child Is received
at the Home, his hair Is cut, he enjoys .
good bath, and Is supplied with clean aad
comfortable clothing
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DOR EENI-HousE-

Containing eight rooms and Bath Room, on
Jacob street, between lath and 18th, west Side.
Gas and water. WIN be rented low to responsible
tenant Enquire Of
JOSEPH L WILDE
nssl BOoEseIer and sLAlLOner, 1895 Min 81
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DOR RENT

l.
The large three.story Warehouse No.
1903 Main street. Two fronts, Main and
South streets. Possession April 1st.
Applyto
de2 A. ALLEN HOWELL.
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M ABTIN'S
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.

No. ll65 MARKET ST., Is The only hrtt-eldss Res
Iaurani IN ths city. 1t Is the only Restaurant that
has separate rooms for ladies' OF where you can find
with the best outline that can DO found In the city,
ne keeps on hand the very best the market affords
10 yeSemoles, fsh, oysters, game, and everything
10 season, and serves 1t up In manner unexcellcd
10 me country. He can DO relied upon always to
Iurnish everything lrat.class. ~
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YHITE

Soap, for the laundry or Tol,t. {, EaUAL
towhlto Castillo Soap, for 1t 1, madcOf PURE
HEGETAnLE OTIS, and by the same
process, which retains all the natural healing
qualities Of tho oils It costs 80 NUCH
LESS than the imported article, tia, II 4,
rapidly coming into general hou,Chuld use
Tho use Of CotoREp Soaps Is condemned by
Physicians us liable to produce skin disease.
The PURITY Of tho White Soap renders
its Use perfectly harmless. Made only by
PRocTkR 4 GANnLE, Cincinnati Sold by ali
wholesale and retail grocen.
fe2O.M&eow
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TO CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS

We also offer for sale the twG.story Brick Build.
Ing comprising our utable1, the materials Of which
can b used for all building purposes.
iel5 CHRISTIAN 4 ANICK
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Coz REM.
Don RENT

49, go
Dor RENT
The tWo-ltOry Brick House on Fifteenth street,
No. 10, containing six rooms, besides kitchen,
bath room and work kitchen, will he for rent from
April iSt, 1877. ApPlyio
sAAI'L d, BARNIT2,
ja6-Cod Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-26

the Chaplain. -......,S. hamburger
the Presdent,,..... ....,....M BAer
Defamation -PArrhAGiuS. A.....--..I. Swabacher
Music.
Address BTuiuI on the Death Of cPsAt,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16
sTAR CI0THINa n0UsR.

We have sought By all fair and honorable
m ans to gain the confidence OF the community
In which we live. Our motto and belief hiss
ever been that ~"iionesty 10 the Best Policy
by judieious buying. strict economy. fair deal.
ing and striet attention 10 business, we have
gained and intend to retain the confidence and
good will Of tho people OF ttorey county. In
order 10 accommodate our large and growing
patronage We have opened . branch clothing.
h q Q In God Hill. second tc nothing Of the
hind in Gold iiill or Virginia City. THIS store
~e lLteni TO run In connection with tue ane 10
Virginia City. 30 A. TO accommodate both ends
Of the O Jmsioek. Both stores will b. supplied
1t alt tim 8 With tho very latest styles. and .
variety and ch~apness. cannot be excellcd BY
ANY cio'hlng. house In the state Our stocks Of
hns dress and business suits 10 unexcclled I'm
the state. Oar boys and youths stock IL I'm
men.e. In the lins Of hats. cap, isiois and
shoes. and gents' Furnishing goci. =. defy
competition. Friends and patron. OF Virginia
City aud 0o'd Hill. remonbsr that We have 81.
Ways 4 cit fairy and squsrely with YOU that
ne never have tried 10 make you b'lieve that
inf . profit. Our motto has Always been
e air Dealing" We intend IN thu future. o.
In the past. 10 make u ~ Jour advan'azs TO
paironlss us. By nrst, buyins cur goods In the
Eat. which we can do st rates that viii enable
us % cell again. 81 figures that will always give
you the full worth 81 your morey /; secondly.
By fsir honest aud accommodating dealing
with oil who may favor US with . cal. Ne
member III. place. Pl.tt 4 Rich. HALLS build.
Gold Hill. and 70 SOUTH O street. Virginia
l1tW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Eureka Sentinel Of Wednesday
says: On Saturday last . new body OF
ore was discovered in the Richmond
mine on the sishth, or lower level Of ID:
works. alter running iorty-iour iss'
through quartzits. While not OF sum
eient dimensions 70 % dign,hed a. .
oonasza Ine mount OF ore airsaay e,.
poseo Pro,ss u 70 o. qui's Ing ooay
,ims Sbsn cown.n, l. asbsrred
sA"A'' $500 -, NoA'P~y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16
THE CHICO HORROR.

A traSAdy occurred ct Chico. Cali
fornia. on Wednesday evening. which.
for cold-bloOded atrocity. and supreme
~hellishnsss. IL far in advance Of the
Chinese slaughter at Truekes . few
months sincs. In this instance six
Cinnamon had been working on u ranch
they were harmless and inoffensive.
doing their work quietly. and interfering
with nobody. A band Of covardly a.
sassins stole up to their cabin at night.
burst open the door. and deliberately
angling out. each his man. shot him.
ss he lay upos his pallet. unsuspicieus
Of danger. Five Of the six Cinnamon
were killed. and the sixth. by feigning
death. saved his life. The miserable
eus Who psrpstraied this outrage then
set fire 10 the cabin. in order TO conceal
their hsllisA work. asd left. congratulate.
ing themselves on having put ak Of the
hated Monsolians out Of the way.
Last night the details Of this tragedy
we're flashed BY Gods lightning msss~n-
ger from enc end Of this land 70 the
other. They were read In every house.
hold In the East this m~orning-ia the
great East to which We are appealing for
aid TO rid us OF the Chinese invasion.
What will b the natural effect Of the
ncwsf Will not bur Eastern brethren
conclude that the Chinese are better
than the whits men Of this regionf They
were read In Warrington. where earnest
men are lsborins to scurs for Ne he
relief which Ne ask. Win they not steel
the hearts Of C~onsrssmsn, whose aid
We sorely need. against usf
It 10 such scenes a. that enacted near
Chico which are gradually i~nprsssipg
the East With On idea that our com.
plants arg Is,.scsratsd. and that il is
the hsspfsn. and not Ne. Who deserve
sympathy and protection. Until this
Wholesale murder and psrsssutirn OF
Chjfsss on this coast 10 stopped. We
ma have no hope Of Any action on the
Art Of the Federal Government 10 pc
Eent their immigration. y
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CUT THIS OUT.-.iT NAY sAvR
YOUR LtRR.

There 10 no person living but what suf-rs
more or less with lung disease. coughs, colds
or CO. sumption, y.t some would do rather
than pay rs cents for q bottle Of medicine that
would cure them. DR.. A. Doschee's herman
syrup has lately becn introduced In this eoun.
try from deraisny. and its wonderous cures
Astoui-h every one that trles 70. II you doubt
what we say In pdnt. cut this ont and take u
10 your duggist and get q sample bottle Tor 10
cents and Try 10. OF q regular size for 20 erhts.
Agents: CRANE q BRIGHAM, Wholesale
DTu2gitts. Han Francisco. California. .c-l fhn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16
q sLooD on BREAD"

The demonstration Of the working
men Of Scranton. Psnnsylvana. ysstsr-
day, ihows in . forsibls manner to what
straits the poor Of the East have been
forced during the last exceptionally hard
Winter. Times have bssa hard all over
the country. and " Of Nevada have SUI
fsrsd with others from . lack Of money
In active ~circulatiea. But Ne have not
yet. thank God. sen our wives PROF.
traisa BY hunger. nsr hoard eur children
crying pitsously fer he broad which We
could not give than. II We have not
had money 10 spare for luxurss. We
have st least been fully supplied With
the absolute nscssaariss Of life. and In
the comparative plenty which surrounds
us vs ind Il hard 70 realize the despair
which has melted our Eastern brethren
70 make The tsrribls demand. ''Bieed o.
Brssdr" Nis . horrible situation and
one which may veil induce careful re.
Fiction upon the future Of he poor man
10 this country.
The trouble which has come upon
the Scranton laborsrs 10 that which !,
always incident 10 . large city in dull
times. Men herd tossthsr there Like
sheep in . foek. and 20 long - susinss'
10 good. work Ia plenty for all. But the
season Of tribulstioa comes and thous'
ands are thrown out Of employment,
many with families 70 sapPsrt. In 9
new country. like Nevada. the sffsst ID
not u disastrous. bot new countries BE-
come old In time. and with ags will
come the afiictions which row presa
upon the Eastern States. but years
will slspss before the great West will be
80 ihickly populated ~ the Atlantic
seaboard. and in the meantime there
are fine farms 10 bs bad for . mere song
on which these men Who are nov crying
for blood or brsai." could always
make . good living. and generally 70
c-ive q margin 10 ready money 70 lay By
for the future. win they learn the les
son Of the past saa Winter. and q
where peace and plenty awaits thsmI
or will they continue 10 linssr in thu
large cities. and subject themsslve'
again to the misery and despair which
now surrounds thsmi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16
CARSON ITEMS.

The following items Of interest ara
taken from last evenings Tribune:
While engaged this morning in trim.
ming the cottonwoods in front OF Gen.
Edwards residence. Mr.. b. r. bowl
slipped and fell to the ground. o distance
Of about nine feet. and sustained In.
juriss that will prove fatal.
The ratio Of taxation for State purposes
for the present fiscal year. commencing
January I. 1877. will DO ninety cents on
each one hundred dollars valuation.
Captain Bragg. one Of the pioneers Of
this burg. and now a fiourishing lumber
dealer In Rsao. is visiting his numerous
Carson friends to-day.
The remnants Of Tildsn's banner still
hang suspended In mid air. Il ID be-
coming an sye-sors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16


Prom the Toledo Bisde.l
CoxYEpar X ROADS,
Wicu Is N II STATE Nv KENTUCKY,
March 8, 1877.
Hayes Ii slsctid, Their Amt no doubt
nv that. We hev hssrd nv Il, and are
shoor Nv II. Biscom hez given me no.
tis that ther amt no more likker for me
onlsss I pay for 1t. wich Is hollsr mock.
cry. and he hsz commenced TO forscloss
on half the farms in the visinnity. Pol
lock. Bigler and the niggsrs are joobi.
liant, and Bascom hex commenst maxim
advances 10 them. Psrcissly In proper
shen ez he cools 10 me, be warns 10
them. Men wonhip the Rain. never
the ssttin sun. Il II wsll-I yoost to
do the same thing myself. Ishan't hsv
any moro at his bar, but he cant rob
M nv the drinks I hsv had, and that 10
some comfort.
We held q meeting Nv hoomlliashsn
and anguish at the mseiA.hsuse last
mite. anu not o man given TO oussin.
for I never knowd that cussiA even o
mule ever made II 60. onlsss the cussin
wuz reinforced with Q club. Swearin
and club. In ekal proponhens. hsx he'd
effect on q mule, but I hev allux he'd
more faith In the club than In the
cussin. The cussin may possibly In
spirs the club. and thus DO indirectly
bsnefshl. Nevertheless I did recits this
SAN Nv AGONY
In the dust nv hoomiliashen ars We.
Ashes We throw upon our beds by the
scuttleful.
There DO three things wich are too
wonderful for me. yea, four wich I'm
blest Of I know
Wat the Dimocrisy wanted nv . High
Jint C0mmishn ct all.
Why II didn't hsv . Dimscratc High
Jint. Of II he'd 10 hsv one
Why II didn't bust the concern afors
Il wuz everlastinly too late when II found
Il wuzn't q Dimecrat High Jint.
Why We wuz Gust with mon Ia the
leadership witch hsdn't cunnin snuff to
win by strategy. or courage enuff to take
by force.
uns ooI, al' .,.,.
are Son,vs o. 'ne. ess' Mon
cussid DO Sherman, cussid be Edmunds,
p n.M D A' ~ "
SaN $500. A.. E,,,. mn, .ra h.
e.. .nnT
.ooa.u' IN ~ la.
W so'o WIN 't neu anu LIN n;.. ,,,u
we eie.su m;.,, ,,n, s ~. &c.
"!o. A., srnno,, Have. sy,.,
up "e'ns' n' uo"
MI; a.. ,.,a.
we nsa ~ sSa os' o"n ~
'uI We h. "nna ~ ! ,oIS .i.ol o,,o -.
on1 hsiI slrsts.snsh when n com,
w. show.,own anil ,hsv ,atsd In
Tue POI.
,iidsn anu reform - usa anu pcrI,eu,
mo IN tue Sa"o s'A'' " 's''''' VII o"'
hopes
We s.aha Owe, sus 49," Wv C.n'
ana weeP, ms. auu My' nn I. o ~.
mn ana "''o' anu oaf 'sa'' Urn" '"'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16
BRONCHITIS.

From John riagy. BEG. Of Bennlngtsn. y. HI
"Tnrss year, since I was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron.
dinicult 10 speak In an audible votcs. 10 this
WAS adied severe night sveats, and I va fear.
fal OF going into Q decline. Altar reeouss To
various remedies 70 no purpose. I made uss OF
Dr.. wistar's haisam Of wild Cherry, . fsu bot.
ties Of which fully restored me 10 health.
Since that time have had several sever a.
ncks Of cough, but the Balsam has always rc.
moved them. always keep u BY me, and
mould not now how 20 do Without 4"
Sold b. all drueyists. I
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A s%UpFocATINa CoU0H.

In . letter 10 Mrs. Lisle, Of Chicago. . well
known contributor 10 the Western press, she
ascribes the cure OF O dangerous cough, accom.
panied By bleeding At The lung,, TO Hale.
she SAYS, "threatened To suffocaic me .
but the Honey Of Horehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF It." The letter was 10
q lady friend In this city. Who has placed Il a
the disposal OF O. ". Cnttsnion. Z Sixth ave.
nae. Pixies Too,Aaehs Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16
DECAY or THR TRHrH

Arises from various GAUGES, but principally u
may bs attributed 70 Early neglect or the indis.
eliminate use Of tooth powders and pasies,
which give Q momsntary vhlteness 20 ths
t-cth, while they corrode the enamel. The
timely use Of that delicate aromatic touth-vash,
progress OF decay. harden the gums. and i'm.
part . delightful fragrance 10 the bresth. II
removes those ravaces which people sustain In
their teeth from the use VI sweet And aid
~articles. Il
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16

An absurd paragraph has been float.
ing around for some time-sven finding
liz way into such respectable columns
- those Of the Buffalo Couri<r--to the
effect that Ex-Governor Fsnton frankly
expressed . few days ago In Washington
his opinion that Hayesis no. entitled "a
the vote OF Iouisiana, nor to the Presi.
dency. The single truth in the para
graph Is that sI Governor Fenton was In
Warrington The rest Of II. Is every
body Who has had any communication
With him since the election knows per-
fsctly well. ID . prspostsrous and gro.
tesqus falsshood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16

SHOW. Mr. JONES'" said his sympa-
thstic wife. ''thsre's no use Of kicking
around and wearing out the sheets u
you are dying" And this gentle rs-
buks 10 extended to those turbulent
Democrats who refuse to compose
themselves for a temperate and tranquil
departure. It is no proof that . man
dies game because he kicks around and
wears out things.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16
GENERAL NOTES.

A FACTORY LAD joined q burial club ~
Manchester. England, and informed hi,
sister. q lass Of fifteen. that 10 DO were
to die the family would get $50. The
girl came 10 tho conclusion that bis
death would DO u good investment foI
the family. 70 one morning she got some
vermin poison and seasoned the can oil
tea which he carried to his work. II
geve 30 peculiar q favor to the tea that,
sfter tasting Il. he emptied the q He
mentioned the circumstance to his par
ents at night. aud they discovered q sed-
iment Of vsrmin poison In the can.
The girl. when arrested. confessed her
guilt. 81 did put the poison In the
bottle" she said with sweet simplicity
81 thought II would kill him. and We
needed the burial money"
Turnr Is . little girl In Tsrre Haute,
Indiana. whose ~precocious pisty will be
smbalmed In Sunday-school literature.
Ono day. while her parents were out.
she called In the children Of the neigh.
borhood and led them In singing Sun.
day.school hymns, subsequently, read.
ing the Bible and praying with them.
Similar meetings were held from day 10
day; experience and inquiry meetings
we're added. and there were several con.
vsrsions; tho childrsn's parents wsrs
also edited. AT last the little girl fell
sick. and prayer meetings were held fol
her recovery and for the continuance OF
the revival.
TIE whole Of the English War Once
building has been condemned by Q Com.
mittse Of Inquiry. No change has been
made In its drainage system since II was
built In 1867. and many clerks have
been broken in health and killed thsre.
Il 10 also proposed to thoroughly organ
ize the clerical force.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16

SOM Rspublicans-vstsraus OF the
Bloody-shirt Brigads-are already OBJ
jsctiag to the foreshadowsd policy oil
the administration. They believe in
extending the olive.branch, they say.
but they prefer good. stout
olive-branch with knots on. and they
have confidence that with this they
could wallop the Rebels into o tender
passion for the Union ~ Il Ii.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16
NOTICE.

THE ANCIENT ORDER OF nIBERNIANs
i Diyisiou No. 2, ere hereby notined 10 -
sea bic Of Miners Union Hall. Odd HUI, 10
morrow Saturday morning. Of 9so O'Clock.
by order OF
m,iGft MAT, CROWLEY, President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16
0crpESrAL MINING COMPANY

" Location OF principal place Of business.
San Francisco, California.
Location OF works. silver Star Mining Dis
| trict, storey county, Nevada.
Notice. : There are delinquent upon the Toll
iowing-deschbcd stock, on account OF assess-
ment mo. q levied On the On dav OF Feb
rusry. 1871, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders, a.
fnltawa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16

wrrn the first number Of the ninth
volume. issusa last Friday. TAs JueiA
Times changes its title to that Of The Re-
former and Jtei1 Tunes. and appears In
an enlarged aud improved form. Il has
been the organ Of the liberal Hebrews.
and has always beeu'ot . very free order
Of religious belief. 90 that ID may b In
fsrrsd that the reform policy which I,
will now b liz mission 10 advseats viii
bs nothing u not radical. 1--WE vss1
no church livery" 10 says; I've wage
war upsn illusion. falsehood. and sham
10 every form and shape. wherever and
Whenever fonnd. in the church or in the
synaeogus." There 10 . bsaeing vieor
about The paper which commands re-
sPsct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16


IT has long been UNDERWOOD that no
vertebrate animal, with the possible eI.
csption Of the spitz dog. is SC migrate.
fol Is q Democrat Of the regulation pat
tern. but the sudden and venomous
energy with which this creature has
turned upon Mr.. Tildsn proves him to
be moro m~alsvolsnt than was imagined.
After . canvass in which most Of the
rsspsctability in the Democratic ranks
was recruited because II was believed
that Mr.. Tilden was better than his
party. these people might have afforded
to restrain themselves from attacking
their bsnsfactor until they could invsn.
some ssmblance Of an excuse for such
an assault.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16

LroN's KAruAnoH makse beautiful. siossy,
fuxurisnt hair; prevents its failing out or turn
fng gray. IL has stood the test OF fony ysar,
10 charmingiy perfumsd, md has no rival.