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A CORRESPONDENT Of the Waco Nncs
IL after tho "gnndor pulling" feature of
the MaI-iost, aud the Ecdminers rather
lame defense. lie delivers rather
awkward but very stunning blow at the
barboroua practice.
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Wa had The pleasure of greeting IN
our sancium yesterday, Mr. sheridan
al the Fort Worth Standard We are
indebted TO him for copy Of tho Demo
crd of yesterday In advance Of the
rnnlln
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING tlifitl MAY 20,

Az attentive friend At East saginaw
Michigan, sends us the programme OF
tho spring meeting OF their Jockey
club, for which we are much obliged
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Houston and Texas Central RAILWAY.

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. whels
Information may be had concerning MOI
only the IL. st. u. Railway, but Texas gen'
orally:
+. l.. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, III Broadway N. Y.
ton Agent, ll3 N, Third street, st. Louis, No
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent wi
clark street, CHICAGO, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern AgehhN"'
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio. -,
j. X. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agen"
Chattanooga, Tenn. -.
Information may also he had at the agep'
Giles OF the NJ. X. & II. Railway, In New ioI1i ,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and sLbou''
j. WALDO,
Gent Pass. & Freight Agt, Houston, leAA''
j. DuRAND, 49,
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DIRECTORS.

~. W; Orowdus, NJ. D., Dallas. Phil II
Sthappeii, resident Of the NationaI -
aarssi,. D as 3 oI jensrson City. No; 7. i.
sale giocefs, Dallas; Col. N. Il. Frvsv 49, 3.-
>. l. Williams, OF Williams A Toiiiys, 49,
glsts, Dallas; James N. svanson. ni.oI,.1s
Anasrson county, Texas; JohR N. sts,n.
Dallas '. N. krvay Dallas isn.sixk,
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HANNAs3Ells- few good nion 90 can
y vars Tor illlis manual of fociHl anu kl-
nncs, Forms, can Or nddress j, ", hhousi
general agent lW Lamar street, nHlihf'
leAna, HprH'lm
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.

-four uua Advertisements inserted iHlofiN
iIlR column ia lNnnh 1--WE Ntuh hiN
~ tho rate nf I've Gents paf lluo TOT nleh
auhHfuuDuf insert .ul.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-20

A GOOD second.han Piano, and large
N now Clstern, for sale az bargain, by j.
z. Murphy Il Co., Real tate Agents, 100
Lamar stree. mayl9-tf
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Wanted MslsHslp,

klTANIED-Map Of yanzlndt county,
w Please addfess Win price Nv, ~
Wills Point, Texas, nhylN'2i
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nj. J0SEPHTHALL,
OCcullst OF the Blind Asylum.

Has takon rooms nc the san Jncinto hotel
and will remain "a month or longer
Omce hours from 10 60 ~ m.
10 people AFFLICTED with eye diseases and
who are not ahlo 10 pay, no VIII give his
services from " m, 10 y. m FREQ OF charge.
maygUllm.
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Wantod-Bo BOARDING.
For Sale.

- HEET MUSIC, not less than ten dollars
> worth furnished to Teachers at half
price Address, IL. A. Sceva, No. 50i Main
street, Dallas, Texas. apr7-lm-eod
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UURNiTuRE IL there % family n thpoIly
Il mat wants a. SOL bedroom htlli Nnl-
Zoe set ~ kiiehfn mrnliufri or anything rlW
n the mouse ? N Hnt rl. 90 NiHiunhi ~
Main street, az tie old sian oi 10 q, hnulh
q co., and oahh VIII ho paid ior u h'A' -o'l"
IlTANTED-Map Of yanzindt county
w Please address Win pileei WILL
wills Point Texas mhylN'@
Wanted Male hsIp,
HANNAsShlls A few good mon 20 can
Y vars Tor illliH' manual of f0ciHl anu kl-
finps, Forms, can or nddress j, W, nuuuE,
general agent, lW Lamar street. Ihlihfi
Texas, hpl4"llh
Lost.
DED sPREAps-Betwosp tho Texas ana
ID Pacific and the Union depot y package
III tnTOe narcotics bed sprends, AHullnlllN
reward win be- paid on application 10 NJ
dER BliOS, nny2i 20
Wanisd-Femalo Help.
- EltVANT-A white woman % do house
> work for small family Apply nj ifhl
house north OF convent On MnAten street,
corner Patterson street, ilhy2o'!l
A \ COOK-A lady wishes "a situation no
~ cook Not AFRAID OF work. Address Mrs
NJ, Herald Once mhYlo'2l
WET NURsE-For an lnnnt three
w months old, A good home and good
wages 10 u healthy woman, Apply az tho
Herald olice' hchM-ll
10 Rent.
FOR RENr-A nice Room, furnished or
i unfurn shed, with southern exposure,
splendid location, Rent moderate. Address,
A, NJ, Herald office. maylo'4t
IL DOM Ground door room, well furnished,
IL BEAUTIFUL yard, etc, Most desirable
room in Dallas. Pleasant family. VIII rent
TO gentleman or man and wife, Call NJ
Dowuing's Art Gallery, opposite LeGrnnd
hotel. may li-tf
A COOL ROOM having gas water aud bath
" room conyunienCes for ront with board
10 Mi. simpsons residence, Main street.
corner o HarwOod. maylS-J
ANE large furnished mont room, Also, n
| " stable with lot suitable for i've horses
Apply on the premises, Mt 3l3, corner Austin
and Jackson streets. mayl'u
ID OOMS TO RENT-With or without board
| ~ double or single beds; healthy loca-
| ton, Inquire at Lone star House, Di3 Main
street, one block east OF the Markethouse.
inay3-d6w
TINE CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE-with or
L without the furniture. Apply 10 j, o.
| Crutchiield, or Tom Johnson on the premi-
SEES. mayl-t
| ------- ----------------------
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And offers the Best Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommoda-
lions and Greater Security than any 0tner
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions of the Great Empire
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25
Mighty IHuss-r.

Last Sunday night a party OF Gold Hill
hunters left for . trip. i, was composed
Of Biz Gibson. Pat Casey, Tom Diamond
and Billy Shear. The started In the dirce'
,ion o. Eldorado canyon. took in Walker
River aud Mason's valley, and returned 10y
way % the Carson River valley n sif'
mile canyon. They were successful In
getting all the game they couli eat In thu
shspe Of quail aud rabbits. Fat Casey
and lilly Shear agreed to do the fishing
The only fish the hunters had was a salt
mackar.l which Pat purchased At Buck
lands station. on the Carson river. Ths
only reason the sportsmcn returned was
thai the supply Of water gave out. They
took along seven demijohns full OF water
for tho horses ami ~ o o a. u Was gone
they were compelled TO come home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25
Free Hand Drawing.

Mr. ~. " o.rri.on. an accumulated
$50. III -.
engraver anu desigher' VIII Don com'
mencc giving instructions In free hand
drawing I'm Gold Hill provided he receives
~.a,.i.s, .,.o,r.,.rn.,, ar.h an a.
'a"' vs
eomP's""e"' Mouu "'o 49,
. ~ u ai,hcnlt 20 osct.Inn .ne
advan,as.s when xouia scc,ue ~ uo psr.
son VINO oner nasers no "s sy
s,nnpi1 w,,n =, ,n,.,,,nanca
sooI y, so.,im"ui.I ,.h,oh h.s h"sn
Lne ,o,.",was nN.nm g.. ,.s,s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25
departures s..ss E,~siss.

Tar water In the Hale AMI Noreross
was yesterday forty-three feet above the
l9OOfoot level. or twonty-one and one-
half feet in Perpendicular. Tho pump
was running at q little over seven s'r"Aes
per minute.
Tur pcgs have beeu set by the survey
orr for the grading out Of the lot on which
il 10 BE- erected Piper's new theater' mi
the grading will DO commenced some Time
this week.
JouSSr MITCHELL has been appointed
Foreman Of the Justice mine IN the place
OF Dick Dave. resigned. Billy
tales Mitchell's place as Night toronhan'
Mns. l.. NJ. FRAME. an accomplished
ui,ni.,. d,.lre. 10 instruct q few pupils IN
ihe art 81 Which, she Is tho aeknowledsei
exponent. See tho lady's advertisement
PROFESSOR &C. JAMES WAS thrown from
horse last Saturday aud injured his ankle
in the most painful manner. The horse
fell upon his leg bruisins 1t fearfniiy.
GronoE EMxEr and family. j. +. Var
Tin, l.. T.. prcxier anil A. ". Lamb were
among tue Aiti'ah 49,
ing.
A DISPATCH has been received In ooid
Hill saving that 3. W. Chubbuck n Dave
Thornton will 30 home tomorrow morn
ing.
Mus. BEcK's house ON Howard street.
Virginia. was damaged by fire yesterday '"
the amount oi 500. Fully insured
SENATOR JOKES will not visit the coast
until after tho al ournment OF the extra
session % Congress.
TnE annual target match oil the NaiionA'
Guard will take place Saturday oe'o-
Lsr 9Th.
Tur Washington Guard target ma'e"
will take place ON the 18Th oil oe'o'S''
ATTORNEY GENERAL KurnKLL AMI WIG
were In Virginia yesterday
W. I,osr is getting out ano,her map Oh
the Comstoek mines.
Hon. G. c. srrvrssos has returned
from San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25
THE threat War In ,hs East.

TIE Grent war tm u ksnsss
LONDON. September GA correspond
ent with Mshemet Ali indicates that the
engagement at TzcrcovnA was intended ~
q reconnaissance, but assumed o somewhat
| more serious character because Of the I'M.
petuosity Of tho Turkish troops. who. &c.
corling to this and other accounts, dis.
played the greatest courage. The center
| column advanced as far as verboka, and
after having been ordered four times In
vain to retire hal to be led out Of tho fire
by divisions by the commander In person.
after having stormed q Russian position
under q mnrlerous tire.
BUCHAREST, September 2l.-The weather
for the past two days has been extremely
| bad Of frateshti, which IL now o sea OF
mud. Hospital accommodations exist for
1900 wounded, but 1000 are accumulated
there.
General Todllcben hiss started for the
Russian headquarters. IL IL believed he
! will remain there somc days for consulta.
ton on the general situation. and After
NhIu VIII bN 4-rbtlatfu NV .
Charlie. In command Of tho army before
Pleyna.
ST. PErERsBuno. September 2i.-Thc
Minister 81 Finance IL preparing to issue
a new lottery loan Of 10000 900 roublss.
osnAS plsnA
CoSsr,NrISorLE. september 2i.-HAfsi
Pasia's division Of twenty battalions OF
infantry. two batteries and . regiment OF
cavalry, entered Plevna with frcsh sup
plies IL provisions aud ammunition to-
day. The work OF restoring telegraphic
communication Is advancing rapidly.
LONDON, September 2i.-Gladstone for
mally denies the assertion OF Q Constanti-
nopls correspondent that he had written
To the Greek resident consul OF Constant-
| nople advising the Greeks To Join In the
war against Turkey. Mr.. Gladstone pub
fishes tho letter on which the accusation
was founded. The letter was written long
before tho outbreak 81 war, and advises
the Greeks and Sclaves 10 give more sup
| port to each other. This affair has been
causing considerable sensation.
RUSSIAN LOSSES BEroRE Pt.EySA.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-It Is stated that the
Ilussian aud Roumanian losses before
| Pleyna exceed ~. 900 killed and wounded.
A correspondent writing OF the Geshoi1s,
| under date of Sept. 9Th, says: The Brit
ish vivc.Consul at Phillipopolis has o n
sen,ed to represent the United States.
whose vicc-Consul Is one Of the Geshoffs.
An urgent note has been sent 10 Schuiller.
tha American Consul at Constantinople.
GamSeita's Chances Of Escape.
Paris. Sept. Notwithstanding Hat
urday's decision against Gambetta at Paris
confirming the judgment against him In
default, II is thought no still has at his
command appeals and delays enough 10
csry him beyond tho elections before
final sentence. so that he can claim. ~ .
deputy. immunity from arrest. lie has.
first. time within which he ran make an
appeal: second. tho time necessary to
make tho appeal; third. the time within
which tho case can he taken 10 tho Court
Of Cessation, and fourth. the time neccs.
sary to hear the case In that court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25
New J.r,.y a.p..ue.. c...

View Jsrssy Rspubliean Cos.
vsnttsu.
THESroS. N. J.. Sept. 25.-The Repub.
lican State Convention met to-day. O. ii.
VOORHEES, was nominated temporary chair
man. and addressed tho convention In
reference 70 its duties. Tho candidate
nominated by tho Democrats was par.
ticularly referred 10 Is Questionable In
many respects. The Committee on Reso-
lutions was appointed and retired. A
resolution approving mildly Of the Prcsi.
dents Southern policy was read and re-.
ferred ; also, one endorsing tho civil ser.
vice policy as applied 10 State officials.
Adjourned till afternoon.
wall Street Quesasions.
New YoRx. september 25.-silver bar,
1884 gold. silver coin y discount 10 par
gold closed ct 81; money 500; govern
ments dull; stocks strong; Western Union
7Gt; quicksilver 20k; Pacific 22k,
Msriposa o; Wells, Fargo 65i New Yorl
Central 1907; Erie II; Pansmali2; Union
Pacific CT; bonds ios&; Central Pacific
1885,.
The Indian War.
NEW YORK. September 2t.-Ths T'~s'
criticises adversely the alleged fact thai
General Howard. In pursuing Joseph and
his Indians, gets no adequate support from
General Terry or other commanders Of the
adjoining military departments. IL a.
tributes 10 this ineficiepcy the failure 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25


Summers tactics, but ! was not guided 20
much by reason Of his personal hatred OF
myself. a. I was BY the desire 70 proect
our national interests In dipiomauc Al
fairs. It was
SAD foHr
r., sra n Senate with 4 largo majority Of
a.. aamt~rs In svmnstby with the Admin
;s,,s,ion, and with its Chairman Of the
Foreien Committee In direct opposition TO
tbs foreign policy Of the Administration
in theory and detail. 30 i wA glad when
1 heard OF ms sucoessJ.s .hsii never
chairman OF INC eomn -,.son N the
change my, mind y 70 we N'sw oah,nr,on
policy that brousnt apou. 'ne ~ ~
treaty win Urea. p,is.in, w Ia uosi.v
much the friends OF SUNNY ,na mo.y
may defend tnem. lndirec, u1n'as'
. humbug. We never cou,a nA,o p.o
cured the agreement OF INC btiusn oom
missioner or the people TO snch = thing'
CIVIL sgEyIcE RKFoRx
--.~, 4, c,,, a.,v,o. Rsform. the
ln Ie,e'sh ~. !. IA No, heiisye n
oens,Ai sA,u 'ns ~, .n.orj.t. had
souIu ,=s.ms.,ses a. N its prsc.
uisas'eou sn1one 49,. q. vi.hsJ n
uen, APp.e Ne con.
.Uu.a TN 49,. Co. ,r.t.nce' He.
unuou, iaAo S9nui.' $500. N civii
socnuIA, ~" hrn,hry AMI
Ds.,' M az, p ~. ~, h.tasa long N
my. "n n ~. ~. t.,.iress M
rsi' WI we'i y ny snA' Ls,t.h"i hnt
om~ce-secsing sn.n 90 =. .Io,i.heJ'
nse,seehsrs canhos sas r.i .mong
anu luC IuuIb tuCoiAae 4b.ss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25
AMEMcAn EXCHANGE Horrl.
inprevtng . View and Fiearishisg
Estnbtishment-How the Thtax
In being Managed Splendid Ae'
cousmodattess for the..rublie.

4 NEWS reporter visited the American
Exchange Hotel. corner OF E and Wash.
ington streets. Virginia City. yesterday
evening. lie found the place crowded
with boarders. all looking fat and Jolly.
which the same il . good card for mine
host, A. d. Billiard. Since Mr.. Billiard
has taken possession he has introduced
many improvements. which render the
house In more senses thah one . new
establishment. The Office Is 6tted'up in .
comfortable way with arm .chairs and
other convenienees usually found In hotel
reading.rooms. AL the papers Of the
day are kept for the accommcda-
ton Of the guests. The parlor IL ele-
GRAVITY furnished and Is as fine A. my
in town. Near by and On the first floor
il the ladies' bath room. furnished with
hot and cold water and all othor necessary
~eonveniepees. Adjoining the baggage
room Is the gentlcmen's bath room. also
furnished with all the latest improve
ments. The dining room IL under the
direction Of Mr.. Farrell. the steward. and
Ia A marvel Of ncatness and order. II will
sea, sixty hungry persons with ease. The
linen efoset, on the south side. Is we'll
stocked with things usually kept In such
places. The kitchen was next visited by
The reporter, who believes in being on
good terms with the cook. The culinary
Department Il under the supervision Of .
white man. aud all the help employed on
the premises IL the same. None but eau
casians are hired at the American Ex-
change. Vans patent range, which Is
capable u cooking for 30, Is used. to-
geiher with 4 patent heating apparatus for
vegetables. The supply department oc-
cupies . large room and IL kept well
stocked, A. Il the stewards department.,
which contains a refrigerator for preserving
seasonablo delicacies. There IL . supply
OF water ON every floor. from the base
ment 10 the msnsard roof, and the wash
stands below have supply pipes OF both
hot and cold water. Tho Railways run
through the house In every direction,
giving easy ingress anal egress. In case
OF q lire an escape could lie made FROM
any point. A night Waterman Is con-
SANITY employed. On the second hoor
the rooms are largo anal airy. .
great many of them being en- .-its
aud Furnished In tirst-class style. The
third iloor Is q counterpart Of the second
ioor. In addition b. the usual bureau
there Is also q commoiious closet for hang
ing up such articles Of clothing A. should
not be folded. All the roomsa are furnished
with excellent coal oil lamps. and all arc
80 arranged that stoves may he put up.
Away up In the mansard roof the rooms
- H.. ..l Mo. anil a. aAnnfnrtahIo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25
YOU HAVE NO RxCUsI.

IIsvn Jon any excuse for suffering with Dys
pepsia or Liver complaintf 10 there any RE
son why you should 20 on from day 10 da!
cosp,lsitin g with Sour Stomach. Sick Head
heart. heartburn. watrr.brash. guaving ant
burning rains NJ the pit Of the stomach, yel
low skin, coated tongue and disAgrv~sble tsst,
In the mouth. coming up Of food after eatina
low rp,rits, etci MOI % 10 po.itively you
w fault ~ you do DO 10 your Drueeist ans
get q bSttis u Uireen's August Flower for q
cents and Jour cue IL certain; but n ron doub
this. set . sample bo,t,s for 10 cents and try u
Two doses all relieve you. j~2i ON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25
sar.a.ia Guard rrire..

Prizes for the sarsiield Guard annual
shooting match arcpouring in. The sars'
fields are very popular. and have man,
good msrksmen in their ranks. The
prir.s are on exhibition in the window o.
Manning. Jcvclry store, South c street
Virginia. 4 fine gold watch has been con
tributed by \. Parsons. a gold watch chain
by O'Hrien a Costello. and a silver double
.noonholdsr by Hon. William woodburn
The company medal and prize medal ar
also ON exhibition. The prizn medal Is o
gold and handsomely enameied ant
engraved. On the face Is seen 4 miil OF
hosting works, ami above. on the edge Q
the medal. are guns. a pick. shovel sieds'
anal the like mining tools.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25
BRONCHITIS.

lrnm John Flag. Eco. Of Benningien, n. H.
"Thrss years since Was very much reduced
with 9 dreadful cough. which resulted In Brou.
chitis. affecting me ~ severely "A 10 render II
was added severe night aweats. and I Wa fear.
fnl ~ going intn q decline. Afkr reeours 10
yarion@ roincdiss 10 no purpose. I msde use Of
DE-. wistar's faisam OF Wild Cherry, . fev bot.
It's Of which fully restored me 10 health.
since that time | have bal several sever q.
tack Of cough, but the Bsiaam has always r..
moved them. aivays ke.p. 70 by me-, and
sold BIZ all druggists,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25
gsrRcIAL ATTENTION HRS

Notice the "stsr Remedies" iDr. Vas
Dyke's "Aniib.iious Cure" 10 preferred 70 Oh
other dy speptlc medicines Flint. u dess nos
grippe. Second, it does not LAuseaie. Third.
IL IL pl-asant IN isste and . cell. 80
"Trout OIL OintneGt ~ 10 prrpsred IRON Laks
Taho. Trout, and u the BEST Linlmsnt w tns
World for Rhsumsiism, Neuralgia and Spfains.
40 70 your druggist, get Q sample ootfh OF
each. me- Of ehsrFs. Trout on. % cents Per
bottle Ant.bliious euro. one DOLLAR. suisiy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25

irs rue a. .sD p. lrSr.l
SAN FR,scIsco. Sept. ? j-2:i5 ?. n.
Alta. -, o., 10
Justice. ISL, 1sa, 49,
Argents. ass
Jusicc. iSAa
Alta. 10. ~, i0S iOS
Navajo, 90
DO Frees. Ia
Crown Point. ~. 100
Justice. lisa
Savage, ~
Eureka Con-, 49,
California. 29h
Con. Virginia. 30h
wOoLyille, IL
California, 20
Alta, iOs
Belcher. 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25

Auursrrp. Yesterday afternoon, In
Virginia City, rrederieka Borsher', a D
street woman. was arrested on q charge
az grand larceny. Henry Rogers being the
complaining witness, According to hi n,
way Of telling the story; be shared us
iaiy's couch the night before. aud had
san,,s,n Jouble eagles when he went TO
bcJ. In the morning only seven remaised.
The case l. set for 4 p. ". to-day. n the
,lefsndant required To give 800 bail Tor
her appearance for examination.
l., PLATA ono.-In consideration OF
scoo Sol. Noel Of Gold Hill has pans'
ferr,d TO Franklin Ward onc-half interest
In The " IL Plata oro." LOO feet ON each
Of eight parallel hedges lying IN the uold
Uiii ,~iistrict, west of and parallel with the
claims Of oyerman and Mary Ann.
A LurLk row at the corner Of I and
Washington streets In Virginia City last
evening. caused considerable excitement
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25
A FINE THING roa rnR rRErn

Pageant sosoD0sr I. = composition Of
the purrvt and choicest ingredients Of ths
Oriental Y, grtabie kingdom. Kysry ipgrcdieni
IL well Known " have q Drnedc'al effsrt on the
ts,ta and sn..s. Its smhaining or anii'epiie
property and aronla'i 10 frasrxnce makes u {
Joliet luxury. eOZODJNT removes AL dies
grreable adors from the hr. ath caused by ca
tarrh, bad teeth. etc. II is entirely free from
the inluriuur add acrid proIcriics ii tooth
pasies and p,wdcrs, which dcsirsy tie enamel
One bottle lasts six months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-25
A CARD.

To Ill Who are suffering nom the errors and
irdiscr-,ion. Of youth. nervous weshness. cary
decay. lo.s ~ manhood. etc. I Will send .
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