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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-31
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Since then a large quantity Of relics has been re-
about eleven thousand. or this number 407' 70
known. There " splendid yanii IN the cemetery,
circular IN torn thirty ioet deep and twenty IN DAM
etcr. II bears tue following melancholy legend
"Bcncath tnis stone repose the bones OF 2 III nm
known soldiers gathered alter the from tho fclds
Of Bull Run and tie route 10 the Rappahannock Their
remains could not DO dontined but .beir Gaincs ana
deeds are recorded In the archives OF their country
and ts grateful sit'zens honor them az OF their noble
army u martyrs. May ihcy rest IN peace A. y.
1861
CURIOUS CONGRESSIONAL ACT
The remainder OF the property is occupied by what
Is called the Freedmen 'svilages. ABOUT loo oolssrd
families reside thcre and pay BY performing each
year certain amount Of work. under the direction OF
the commaudnnt OF the port. seventeen acres have
beon gwen by act OF Congress to Maria g. Syphax and
her hoirs forever. she a former slave OF Parke
GUSTS. aud the story told that there stray
drops OF tho Curtis blood the family Of the Syphnxcs
The Fort Wnippe reservation, u IL called, WAS set
apart IN 1872 II N used TOR the instruction OF the
Signal Service corps.
The return OF one Of the Lce's TO Arlington would DO
Q curious incident In the history OF u distinguished
family as we'll AS In the history VI the country. But
such an event s scarcely probable or possible. The
object OF the present suit ~ undoubtedly 10 compel
the government to settlement Of the tte which, In
these days Of reunion and reconciliation, ought not to
be difficult To remove the remains OF the dcad sol
diers OF the war s OF not 10 be even thought
oil, and then, the son OF Robert r. Loo would hardly
care 70 live IN accmetcry. and such = cemetery
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10
MARK THESE FACTS.
m TastmauF ef ne wAass wes'A.
HOLIOwAY-S PILLS.


4 has s. srptHis. lioiseuays is1ls gave ws
= hearty ens
ttapsf flls krg tasgteia 81
IA teh8 ~ AHathtf haA, snd 80 them u she
hNssf
-Dt neiaasy "a cafta ms tesatshe tat
uts fhraale
a save aas q yeNf riis y my hale ~ eheisfs
moflut. TIE Atsf Hiils thlns Fps veil . aaY
~ nses5s ~ mefaiuk i ueN safea
tsfaat i,as " neiiastSe usuiteeHi cared -
81 mascs ih the head l fahted saae q feaf
O.nimeut behind he ears. aaa The aaiss has
laHs
Hssa3 as tso beUs. vsni ans ios peer
tsutlf
u lHeiaHs 4 dalis8s yuuf ptice u - eeRts, tgat
the wo1.ai8s 90 ne e worth aaiisg
send me ave boxes Of yeas ilils
t'lal nae hkgp ttfte hptpa u sDa4 fils ~ -.
tafu maii fsf ChfliA kHd Fever
bave otef Aa speh testiinnuiais - these. bat
ssht ai space oampsis we % eeueluds.
For Cutancous Disorder,
And at tfnrgions - the saia tbs otntmsst Il
ulnat invaluable u does BET heai stisfAally
AZ HAT Nth tAa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10
H OLLOWAY'S PILLS
lavsushly ours thu fpllewing diseases
Disorder Of the ktdueyA,

In IN diseases Affecting these organs. whether
they socrete ioa much or tea little water. o.
whtthrf thty b. afi4ictsa With stsee % gravel
~ with achbs aud PANE settled 81 ths lnins over
the regions 81 the klAneys, thets Pills shoald
&c tAksb according 81 the printed directions. and
the Ointment shaaid be veil rubbed into The
small 81 the hark ~ bed time Ihsa treatment
wlll give almost tmmodiAis relief when al ether
ulpAna have fatipa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10
For stomacha Ont OF Order.

No medicine viii 90 taaeinaly improve the
tone ot The stomach a. ihese Pills, they remove
AL aeldiiy ocuasiunea either BY intemperanee or
Improper diet They reach the liver and reduce
cacous IL eases u srAsnl III fact they nsvsf fail
Ia caring ell disorders Of the liver ana stomach.
HOl.LoMAl's FILLS are thu best hnown in
the world Tor the following diseassa Agas.
Asthma, nillous Complaints, hletehea On The
skin, n0Nnis Consumption, Debility Drnpsy,
UysenterF, trysipeas, Femals IttegnlAfii e.,
feyers Vi gl kinas. flts, 0oui, HeAdache, lndi-
gssucn, Inflammation, JAundiee, Liver Com.
plants, tuWhagu. Filer, hhsumatism, Retention
u urine, seraiula " Kings tyil, sore 1hfoais,
Ataae sud Gravel. Tic DouloHrsux, Turner's.
Ulcers, Wafms Of AL kinds. Weakness from ANY
.am.n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10
IMpoRrANT CAUTION.

--None are genuine unless the signature OF =
HupooR, 90 agent tut the United Statas, sur.
reunas paeh boa Of lills aud Ointment. A hand.
ssme reward will be gwen 10 any soAe lendsslsg
such information a. hs may lead 20 thedeteoiun
cines or vending the fame, knowing them TO be
spurious
t,'Sold Al the manuiAetory oi Prof HoLI9wAf
4 Co., New York aud By al respectable drug.
gists and dealofs in medicine thfung hoat the
BS There IL considerable saving by taking the
large Sizes
N n Directions for the guidance Of patients
ia every disorder are affixed 10 each box 2uly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12
THE PIONEERS.
Regular Msssisg sr the society Lass
Evsnisg-Dssasisas - shs Cab
inee

The Pacific Coast Pioneers hsld . rsgu-
lar meeting at the hall Of the Society. On
d street. Virginia. last evening. Prssi-
dent Taylsr presided.
Patrick Henry Lynch. Of Carson. sp-
Piled for membership.
The Special Comnittss on Entertain
ments reported progress. Total receipts
Of the Christmas ball. 50 far. 1851. with
223 tickets yet to hear from ; expenditures.
SAT- so. Report accepted asd COMMITTEES
continued.
DONATIONS.
The Librarian reported the following
donations sinos last meeting; =.
Henry Pipsr-HAlf dollar Of iss2.
Mrs. Bliven-A copy Of L. virgils
ally published in 1904. the vsluns pre-
ssntsd being Of the edition Of 1910.
A. j. Pottsr-English DORM Of 1855.
Thomas Irvia-Rieh specimen 81 ore
frsm the Justice mine.
Miles CsnwAy-Rioh specimens 81 ore
from the Grown Point; pstrifsctiens Of
nut-pine ; hAlf-lollArs Of 1888. 1Sii and
1919; English shilling Of 1870; dime Of
1897.
Miss Jenny MeCarraghsr-An Eaglish
penny Of i70T. which hal bssn In the
donors family for many year,.
On motion q vote Of thanks was tsndsrsd
10 the respective donors.
Under the head Of "ths COED Of the Be-
eiety." the old boys talked about nattsrs
u Absorbing interest 10 themselves appar-
entity. but which did not concern the gsn-
eral public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12
Jelly decd fsllews

"They's some fsllsn." remarked Mr..
Tstalrsk 4. tho Fashion saloon last night.
"They's some fsllsrs that make me laugh.
You see 'em comm into saloons with their
hat. over one eye an their haas In their
britchis pockets, prstendin' they jist
dropped IN fur 4 dyer. Then they sses .
TELLER an smiles kinder earlsss an sex
Come an take suthin' AZ yor friend
They allsrs tells the barkssp 10 stand In.
an invAriable take . cigar fur the short
bit. You can't AZ one o thsm Kind to
play pool or jine In At kserds, that thsy
don't stand in. II = old suff with . game
leg stumps in an passes roand the hat
they's the fust 10 chuck in half . dollar.
They 10 II 90 free an careless like hal IL
warns yer heart to SEQ EN-. Them's the
Kind o. fsllers what everybody likes. They
do throw y heap o money round loose, an
they air the jollisst Kind o. dogs. an no
Teller ever need w dry when they around.
oh. you bet yer life thers's heaps O. style
about EN-. knew'd one Of EN- fust rate
Quot. He WAS the msst spensst. fresst-
hearted Teller you ever see. Ne wa never
out o. saloons hardly. an hs spent his wa
gee like water. Now you'd hardly believe
sicL = %rattlia'. jolly Teller could do any
thin mean. would your Well. sir. that
there good hearted. generous cuss skipped
the town two months ago OWN everybody.
an leavin' his wife an two babies. IL
was the best thing ever they struck though.
fur the grass wildly can keep what abe
Arms now. oh. you bet yer life l like
Jolly good fellows. Fun n myself. an
that's why ! wear posr clothes an Am .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12
rhs schoei Teachers.

The examination Of applicants for hrst
grade certificates was commsnced last eve
ming. Professor Pasmors IL dsing every
thing he can 70 have the exercises thor
onghly fair and impartial. Following ns
list Of the ladies and gentlsmsn who are
willing to serve in the capacity OF teachers:
Professor J. n. Flint. sProfsssor ID. II.
Ewing, sProfss-or II. II. Willis. sPreies-
.or ". y. Kent. Professor J.. J.. Bray, Dr.
u. smith. l.. Reynolds. Mrs. swift, MIS-
Pauline Nicholson, Miss Julia Megsuite'
miss Annie Dunlap. Miss Lsna smith.
.Prsf,s.or N. Van wagsnen, sproIessor
N. y. Baker. -Profsssor A. b. Z. pavis,
Mis-. Lou CASTOR. Miss Lincoln. Thoss
marked with = star are at present engaged
In teaching. II 10 understood INA, NJ
teachers Who are o employed vii =
Ji.eharyed from the schools II they fail 70
attain the necessary so per cent. In case
the presen, ineunbsnts DO Pa.s the sn,m
nation and receive certificates, tAsy wni
receive the iirst consideration at the hands
Of the school Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12
Perssnals.

Judge Moses is considered the most
beautiful In appearance Of any OF the
judges In the county.
Ex-County Clerk Thompson wear .
haircloth shirt next 10 MS hids'
Deputy County Clerk Ssssiens claims to
b the au.hor SNOW
Steve Qillis. OF the Enfsrpr',.., 70 the
most hardened man. so TAR - the iAo'ss
are concerned. n virginia.
Rev. Mr.. dilliss 10 accused Of bsins
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12
1. o. o. p. I..saias,s.s.

Az . regular meeting Of Pioneer En-
csmpmsat No. I I. o. o. r.. hsld At Odd
Fellow Hall. Virginia City. last wsdnes-
day evening the following onicsrs were
duly installed In thsir respective efaess
for The ensuing tsrm BY D. D.. @. p. B.
=. wallace. assisted BY the otacsrs Of the
Grand Eaesmpmsnt; @. P. Charles
Williamson H. p. James Loynachan /;
9. w.. Thsuas 8. Clarke ; Scribe. J. @.
Harrington ; Treasurer. J. O. Smith ; J.
W., J. ?. Stout. After the conclusion Of
the installation ceremonies. the members
and Q large number Of invited guests adj
Iournsd 70 Pythisn Hall adjoining. whore
Z banquet had bssn spread by the skillful
hands Of Nsssrs. Fitzmisr 4 Armbrust Of
the City Bakery. and where all parttet-
patsd In q bountlful fsast Of COED things.
Hare the social part Of the evening began.
One feature Of the entertainment was par
ticularly noticeable. and that was that the
beverages sffsred were such - cheer. but
do not intoxicata.
Altar the table was cleared . vote Of
thanks was rendered 10 Lincoln Lodge No.
o, X. Of p, for their kindness In vacating
their lodge-room Of an early hour for the
use Of the members In spreading the
banquet.
This brought J. J. Cooper. D. d. q. G:
Of the X. Of p. 70 his fest. who responded
irisfy and happily TO the vsts Of thssts.
He then. In turn. thanked the Encamp-
msnt for the Kind invitation rendered the
members Of Lincoln Lodge 70 remain and
participate.
guests retired and the festivities of TIE
occasion ended.
At . regular meeting Of Parker Lodge,
No. IS, I. o. o. T.. held last evening. the
relieving named officers were installed for
the ensuing term !: Noble Grand. @. Haub;
Vice Grand. NJ. p. Wolf Secretary. James
Langan +; Treasurer. J. d. Marshall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12

sr. Joux's SUNDAY ScusoL.-Doa't for
get the entertainment to b given this
evening at Miners Union Hall for the
children Of 81. Johns Sunday School. II
il 10 consist Of . grand s~tsrsopticon sx-
hibition, under the Management OF Rev.
n, L, Posts Of Carson. The proceeds OF
the sntertainnent are 10 60 70 the purchase
of 4 library for the Sunday School. Adj
mis,iou twenty-five cents. Everybody In
Gsld Hin 10 or ought 70 Be interested In
m Welfare Of the Sunday Schools. and
should do all they can 70 help the cause
along. On this occasion benefit AID pleas
urs will BE- mutually combined. q, the re-
eeipts will not only 20 70 the furthsrsncs
Of . nest worthy object, but All whe attend
will Ind IL . scientific and most pleasing
entertainment.
He WANTS TO BK sicK.-Thsrs IL . man
in Gold Hill who used to b an enthusiast
tic admirsr Of benevolent soeistiss. He II
. member Of the Miners Unisn. an In
proved Red Man. . Champion Of the Red
Gross, q knight Templar. an Odd Fellow.
an Ancient HibernlAa. . Pioneer. . knight
Of Pythias, Q Caucasian, Q knight Conn
manjer Of the San. and he has his life In
sured In four different companies. When
he pays his dues and premiums the man
has hardly enough left 70 sstisfy the res.
taurant man and landlady. He 70 u Of
the worst drstsed men In Gold Mill. and
has come 70 the conclusion that only . first
class chrsnic disease would enable him 10
get even. II his liver would only be good
enough 70 10 back on him he would be
rolling In wealth.
The JuBILEr sISoEas CoNISo.- Mr..
Wood. agent for the famous Tennessee Ju.
biiss singers. was in town to-day. and says
they will be here or at Virginia shortly TO
give some Of their very popular concerts.
They have met with splendid success
throughout California and elsewhere since
they were here q few months ago, and re-
msmbering the excellent reception they
met with at the hands Of eur apprsciativs
lovers Of the pure. natural music, they
have called 10 zee M again. "Swing Low.
Sweet Chariot" and those other beautiful
melodies still ring In the ears OF q citi-
rsas. aad the Jubilee Singers will draw
good houses. II satisfactory Arrangements
can b made, they will give IN con-
cert at Miners Union Hall. Gold Hin.
TuE driver Of the Silver City stage was
not on the box yesterday afternoon when
the team started on . run up Main street.
He was delivering . parcel In . stsrc at
the time. and caught the rsins After the
horses started. Although the wheel passed
over his leg. the driver hung on and
stopped the team before II had run many
yards.
AssxssxESr.-An assessment Of one dol
lar psr share 10 levied BY the Crown Point
Mining Company, dslinqusnt on the l4th
Of February. Bee oficial notice In our ad-
vsrtising columns to-day.
NETTING Of the members Of the Ivy
Club. formerly the Centennial Club. 10
called fer ts-morrow evening At 7 o'clock.
Al Ysllsw Jacket Engine C~oinpany's
house.
A pnPArcn from Carson says: The
weather Is cold and threatening. The
mountains 70 the westward are white with
snow that fell last night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12

MONTGOMERY Grlhp Errcrros.-L.t
evening the members Of the Noatgsnsry
Gusri assembled " their arnory TOT .a'
purpose OF eisc'ing officers 70 ser's LOT 'n'
ensuing year. The following suesrs we're
chosen Captain. 4. f.aaekay' li..
tenant, u. ID; Linus.y; seconu .m'.n.n.
T.; hodysr, isress, SrS.r,, ssrs..nt.
i.leh,ra mss ~. ,nr,S.r .l.e,ios vss
=, ,h;s ali, ,-,sstpou.l till psxt Thursday
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12
Arrivals sssts ss.ss,ns.


Euonu on PYguAs IssrALIArioS.-
Lat wsine-day evening The chiesn slsst
Of Lincoln Lodss. No. 6. X. Of T.. for The
ensuing ,srm were instA5,sl by d. d. q. q.
j.. j. Cospsr. The following h the list:
M. HOLMES. p. c.. +. Y. Lee. G. G.: A. Il.
StsddArd. v. C.;fJ. ID. Morrow, T.; j. II.
NeKlpKis. X. OF H. and D., 7. II. Wool
worth, u. Of r.; q. W. Powell. VI. Of T.;
". n. Crsy. y. al A.. A. Mckenzie. j. a.;
A. xeLsod. o. O.
CArrIoS notice. Secretary sayre. OF
tbs Knieksrbocksr Mining Company. pub
lish.s 4 notice in our advertising columns
to-day c~autioning the public against pur-
chasing certain shares Of the capital stock
" said company. which have bees sold for
asa-paynsnt Of assessment.
LAST Wednesday morning Robert Nor
ris. the ~four-ysAr-sld son Of Mr.. Cook. OF
the Virginia Clrssisi,. died Of sczrlatina.
The boy WAS exceedingly bright aud low
able, and all must feel deep sympathy for
the bsrsaved parents.
"rvr had a high old time" remarked =
red eyed young Gold Hitler tots nisrnins.
- broke leoss on New Years Day. This
10 tho 18th. and In that space I've busted
myself In health. reputation and pocket.
oh. I've hal lots Of fun"
Tux metallic roof OF the new As'hodis'
Church 10 bsing put On to-day. and the
building will DO inelcssd by tonight.
WIEN 'nis .hs,n,, /, .no-, or
net.
~. ,n.u,,. r,..,s, Virginia. 1. now
hin, = =, N. eo..usr,,i,. plan. The
COMPANY are their own MASTER. and divide
the pronts without the aid OF m''d''"'eh'
Tuk.K &. NO better indication that the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12
WE CAN'T TALK

without showing the condition Of our teeth.
Every laugh exposes them. In order not to b.
.shamed OF them. let 10 use that standard
d.nhfres, sOZODONT. which 10 surs 10 keep
them whits and spotless. No tartar can In
crust them, TO cAnksr Affect the enamel. NO
species Of decay infect the dental bone, u
sUZOUOAT 10 regularly used. 10 10 . botap-
teal pres aration. AMI its beneficial effects on
tie teeth and gums arr mafvelous, ~ 10 ~
removes all diseoiontions and renders the
gums hard and rosy. ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12
Rgs~g salea.

BAN FRAxcisco. January i2--3 ?. n.
CalsdoniA-sN bid.
Cos. virginia-36s bid.
CaliforniA-t2A. bid.
Ballisn-9 bid.
JuliA-ta bid.
Exchequsr-ih. asked.
Overman-T sold.
Best a Belcher III bid.
Justiee-l0a bid.
Chollar-57 bid.
Mexican-l5 bid.
Sierra NsvAda-Gt asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12
NsvsI Robbery.

Two spsrtsmsn returning from washoe
Lake ysstsrday afternoon met an old
Prenohmsn on the road. lie looked like
Q rsnchsr. and rode in . good wagon.
They we're very hungry. and asked the
II he had anything 10 eat about
him. lie said no. nor anything TO drink.
either. The neck Of . bottle stuck cut OF
his ovsrcoat pocket. Then n OF the
sportsmsn said that looked like . nice gun
he had. and picked II of the seat 70 exam
inc Il. The Rrsnehman the next moment
found himself locking down the muzzle OF
his own weapon. while the amateur road
agent commanded him with . smiling
eountsnancs 10 empty his o~vsrcost pock-
cts. Out came . bottle Of clarst and = let
Of bread and cheese. With many thanks
the hungry ones appropriated this plumber
and thsn drawing the cartridge from the
stingy old chaps gun, politely handed back
the harmless weapon 10 IL frightened and
angry owner. Much refreshed by the grub
90 providsntially thrown In their ray the
grscslsss scanps made quick time to Vir-
vinia-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12

AUGUST FLOWER.

The most miserable beings In the world are
those suffering from d~yrpepsia and liver com
plant. More than ssventy.nve per cent. Of the
people In the United stafes are afiicied with
ihess two disrases aud their snects: such -
sour stomach, siex hsadsehs. hsbitual costivs-
ness. palpitsiion Of the heart. heart burn. ~.
ter brash. gnawins and burning pains q The
pit OF the tomAch. yellow skin, coated tonfus
and dlsaxreeable tasts In the mouth, coming
up Of food amer eating. Low spirits. etc. 90 10
your d ugxist and geta 70-cent bottle OF An.
gust Flower OF Q sample bottle for 10 cents.
Try it-tvo doses Ntll relieve you. Arents:
CRANE 1 BRIGHAM, Wholesale Druggists,
Ssn Francisco. Califcru'A u ON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12
FROM A DIsrISGrIsnRD JURIsr.

"I have tried the PERUVIAN syrup. and the
result f.lly s~ustains your prediction. IL has
nad- q new man of ma -infnsed into my sys
TEN new vlgor and ensrgy. ] am no longer
~, mulons and dshlIiiaied - when you last
saw me. but stronger. bcArtier, and Wild nigef
capacity for labor, mental and physical. than
At any lime during the last nvs years. rold
BY all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12
A sUFro,NTIN0 COUGH.

In . letter 10 Mrs. Llsis, Of Chicago, . web
known contributor TO tho Western press, she
ascribes the cure OF . dangerous cough, accom-.
panied by bleeding Of tbs lungs. 10 Halea
Honey Of IIorehound and Tar. my cough"
she sayp. Threatened 10 s~ufocate me
but the Honey OF lIorchound aud Tar has
removed every trace az IT," Tit letter was 10
: Iady friend 10 this city. who has placed u Of
the disposal OF q. N. Critttnion.7 Sixth ave.
nue. Pixies Toothaehs Drops cure In one
Uluuta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12

Tur Ice In the Polar so measures from
80 10 100 feet In thickness. nsating with
its surface at The lowest part ID feet above
The water line. When two pieces Of ordin-
ary Ice are driven \ against The other:
sId The sdges broken up. the crushed
pieces are raised by the pressure In . high'
long, wali.iiks ledge OF Ice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12

NEW YoHx, Jan. liza Trib~~s special
thinks Trumbull will bs chosen Senator
from Illinois. while q Tin" special sticks
to Logan.
Ten Bsheossrs Hisstng.
NEW YoRx. Jan. IA Ti~s' dlouoss-
ter. Mass. special says: Sorrowful news
has come 70 hand to-day that ten schoon-
ers Of . fshing hsst from this pert are
missing and doubtless lost, and that the
crews Of them have probably persisted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-12
sr0cK REPOkr.

~lssrossso pAIr 1T a r. KrArrss . col
oaa Rraneisee Beard.
LAST EVENING.
iS Meadow Valley. eoc
us raymond / Ely. q. ss so, Gx
Ies kurska Con-, i9S. isX. Is. n. Tx
w Belmont. st.3k
l0kk Con-. ~
40 Alps, 10;
CAS- Leopard. AZ
~ Ola. TIC. ISe
rs ss"ss,s Belle "a AN ny. az. $50.
ep naahsiten. ~. ~, 10 bio
lUo Husssy. 2sc .
~ Grand Prixe. A.
lyso nsdsc. Z. sS. CIV. O.
llse New Coco. s. ~
1910 Golden Chariot. ~
10 baltimor-. ~. II
% Silver Hill. Gt. a.
loo hoek tsland. 5Oc
sNsw York, 60
lso Alta. -. ~
loo Lady Washington. ~
1850 kossath. Use
s3s Andes, ~. 4.
so Trojan. Csc
ITO Wells Fsgo. lsc
LOO North Con. Virginia. sIke
40 Lsviathsn. c7ke. .oc
50o Leeds. d,
so 0phi, ~. IN 40, liS. II. Ia.
AssSsn. vuxiniA S.S d. Js's
fu5l Bet 4 bslsher. ssh. ID, 35s. Sk bio
20 J asties. iik us
59s cAlsdoaia. sh. so. ~. 81 bs
1913 Union Con. SIS
30 ohonaf Poie.i. Is
IS Alpha. II. Ii
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