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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21

TKhfOhAhILr INsANK
He destroyed himself. Halls four daugh.
tiers live with their parents at home. and
with Mrs. Hall were overcome with grief
last night. They fear he has been mur.
dered. Books. papers and other articles
in his ONCE were found In their usual
place, and NO trace IL left indicating the
motive Of the missing mans departure.
Al 10 an intended destruction II could not
b discovered. Hall made many renarkA-
BILE changes In his business arrangements
prsvioui 70 his departure. Hall In tbs At
torney and warm personal friend Of
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.usr

George ThistlstOn. the editor and pro-
pristor Of an infamous shsst In San
Ffascisco known a. the Jolly Giant. was
on Saturday ssntsneed to imprisonment
for one ysar. for printing an outrageous
hbsl on . respectable citizen. II II
pleasant 70 note that the Judges Of the
Bay City are atlsnsth becoming aroused
10 The necessity Of inAicting the az
trsus penalty Of the Law spon these
vampires Of the press. who prey upon
society. and bring decent journalism
into contempt. There are two or three
newspapers Of this kind Published in
Gan Francisco. BY men Who. Ike This
Teton. live upon the blackmail which
they are able to sxtsrt from towards
Who are willing to pay for their silenos.
rather than meet their islanders With an
appeal TO that legal protection which 10
due them. These men rsvel In the
tsars Of respectable women. and the
tortures Of men whose shos-lachst they
are not worthy 10 unlooss. A few more
such sentences as this imposed on
Thistlsten may teach these blood
suckers Of the press that they are not
privileged to attack private character
vantoaly and naliciously; and they will
certainly have the effect to tone down
that species Of journalism Of which the
Jolly Giant IL an exponent. wonderfully.
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sHrPwRRcK.
v. Z. wkAn.

$780,
The winter wind blew aercs and chill
And paintivs vas its vail,
A. down stin csrson's icy streets.
fspsd before The gale
And % I spsd. . craft I met,
And he ssas out "Ahsy,"
"Hsavs 70, . moment vhss you are
And beck your sails old Boy
I've Just one word TO say TO you
Before this trip shall end.
Although your Z" clssrsncs was all fair.
Your qusrsnttnsd. old friend.
I heard last night In yonder port
This voyage Of yours had failed,
The underwriters won't insure,
And thsi is why I hailed.
I've known you long. I've known you well,
And found you always true.
A sailor from the tssi 70 truck.
And master Of your crew.
I thought you'd make the trip In style
And hailed the thought with JOY,
Nos WHAT Inc matter with your chart
Taat yvu'rs abaek. Old Boyf
I vas not msstsr. ancient friend
II never Was my fate
To have the 9 MUS 10 command
on'bosnd q" ship Of stais."
Though God forbid: I fsar thoss now
Upon the quarter deck
win stick 70 Jealousy and mahs
Ths noble ship . wrset.
rhsy are not ssamsn do not know.
Or guard against mishap,
Know not the bow-sprit from The wheel,
Or bali's ere from it's strap.
I've sailed the ship Republican"
Old friend for twenty yesrr.
In false and hir. In storm and calm
And for her had no fean.
II seems that now with compass broke
She speeds before the blast,
And nslthsr Knows nor cares 10 know
What land marks she has passed.
I'm one Of them and fully know
why thlnes should take this turn,
She has not hspt lookout khead.
But keps her watch asiern.
I'm going with her p ri the way.
I've many Islands seen,
And know Of one where tailors rc<t.
They call It Fishers arc<n."
be sure that when I ses that land
then shail mahe . raft,
And u they will still ssii TO h-ii.
IN leave the fated cram.
Though still I isve each timber head
And svsry osk ~treenaii.
I Jet must leave II they will drive
u fore perditiou's gale.
Aud Jet I hope a. once before
When Lincoln had the helm.
And men could worship more than self
Nor lot the wave o'erwheim.
The old shlp yet will haul her wind,
Boldly stand on the shore.
sui down each tack. ha,l afs each sheet.
To falres scenes explore.
That with . bs'd and trusty crew
And bright look -out ahead.
she sill may weather that dread strand
Once strswn with thousands dead.
CARSON CTR. January a.. 1877.
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VIRGINIA CIrY

THRRR WILL BE SOLD ACCORDING &c
law, o. public auction. 10 the highest bid
der, for cash, United States gold coin, the fol
lowins unclaimed freight and baggage. 70 eoveI
charges sccruedi
Zsnovich. conslmee-0ns bundle bedding.
German d Porrest-Two barrels and one CASE
Levi smith, conslmee-rhree barrels whisky.
l., Davis. consignee-One boz Il soap.
J n Piait, consignee-Ons half barrel wine.
Mr. McAuiif. co~nsignss-0ne sewing ms.
Mr.. Lyds, consirnee-Ons boz II n goods.
X. Oulssappa, consimes-Ons basket and cts.
d. Munday. consignce-one box msrchan-
diss.
RI. Ks.iins, con'inse-rwo barrels scale
compound.
Ting Hung, conslgnee-One hale blankets.
Frank Hughes, conslenee-0ne boz sundries.
y. Donahoe. conslgnee-0 One roll bedding.
Mrs.. O. l.. Remington. consignee -ons case
drugs.
chandise. one trunk.
v. BETA. consiGnee One g~carwheel.
John Gibson, condgnee-0n bundle baggage.
Arch. McB.. consignss-One bundle BLANKETS.
William Morris. condges-Ons chest mer-
John Inrrahn, consimes- One dozen brooms.
d Bulsr. c~onsimes-0ns black bag.
James Mc0rxory. consipee- Ons bundle
blankets.
die blankets.
william Riley. consigsee-ons mattress.
George x. Rogers. consignee-Ons tfunk.
And tho following. for unknown owner.
received at baggage rocms. on hand exceeding
slx months.
Five trunks-Not CHECKED.
One tunk-Check id8.
One vaiise-Check lt,0oo.
One vsiiAs-Check IS.
One vsiise--Check ai,e76.
One valise-Check i2.o9tl
One black satehel-Check 2l,6lf.
One carpet haek-Chcck ie5.
One roll blankets-Check SIS.
Fourteen vallses Not checked.
One black satchel-Not CHECKED.
One black carpetsbag-Not checked.
Thirteen packages clothing MOT CHECKED.
Three umbrellss-No chscked.
Ono saddls-Not ehsckof.
One paper packaGs-kot checked.
Nine bundles biantets-Not CHECKED.
J. X. wRATTkN. Agent, Virginia.
ID. A. BENpkR. General Freight Agent.
ia7ltd
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Axorn.R Eraar THOUSAND.

And now 5000 more OF Democratic
money has been traced In lie vsndsrings
from New York 10 San Frsnciseo. and
thence W Salem. Oregon. whore IL Ia
Suddenly Lost sieht Of. being placed.
doubtless. where ID would do the most
good" in the wsbfoot State. Il seems
that J. N. Patrick. one Of Tildsn's
Western agents. arrived in San Fran.
cisco Just after the election In November
last. Tho astions Of Patrick were
mystsrious. He seems 10 have been
ashamed OF his elegant patrOnymic. for
he refused to register at his hotsl. and
after passing. ID 10 presumed. . restless
night. was up tstinss in the morning.
and swallowed his accustomed cocktail.
The moment Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S Bank
was opened. be Of the mysterious ways
Wa 81 the counter With . drAit for
5000. There sssms 10 have bssn .
secret understanding bstwssn him and
the cashier. for. strange 10 say. this
large sum OF money was promptly paid
over 10 the mysterious Patrick without
any Of the formalitiss Of Identification
usual in such cases.
Pockstng tho nsusy Patrick dissp-
psarsd - mystsriousiy - be had come.
He nsz, turns up In Salem, Oregon.
where be received the following dispaieh
on the 27th Of November:
NKw Yoax. November ~. 1876.
J. N. Tsiriek. .Ssie.. Oreyss: Secure
vcur point at all hazards Communicste
with me Immediately.
(signedl DAVIS.
The "point" 70 b secured a, all
hassrds' was the appointment Of hs Of
the Biz Nose. surnamsa Croain. a an
sisesor In place Of watts. for whom the
people hsd cast their votes The 5000
worked to . charm. and the Nose ~
esivsd Growers certificate. . o~srsificais
which will b thrown out - Illegal by
the Electoral Commission - sooa - u
has examined the evidence OF frand and
bribsry which viii b offered BY the
Rspublicsn counsel. The "trus inward
nsss" Of this Oregon farce Is gradually
coming 10 light. and no doubt bsfsrs the
- krcw iusk hoy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-30

ONE Of Mr.. Grsslsy's Colombo friends
has sent the original MSS. stths famous
editorial on Free Love" published
twenty years aeo to the town clerk Of
Greeley. with the request that IL may DO
framed and hung mp in q public place
where everybody can read 1t. This Is
the editorial in which Mr.. Greeley tore
in pieces the charge that he was q free
lovsr
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RIpIcuI0Cs nrLL.

There u . bin bsiors the State Lsgis-
isturs providing hat no dsSt for hqsor
purchased Of retail dealers. or In -
looms. which amounts 10 more than IS.
shaIi b collsctshla. Il 10 . ssd com
msntary on the habits Of q Law
makers. that nos half The ssssion 10
passsd. and YET their saloon bilis have
svsllsd 70 sueh gigantic proportions that
they are forced 70 make . proposition Of
this kind - . means Il sancshng them.
Or can u b hat this proposed Act 10
ainply . bull-dosing nsasurs-an a.
tsmpt to indmidats thsir crsaitsrs IN
the salssns in Carsonf Il would ssr-
tAiAly pay The ~bsrksspsn far better 10
wipe from thsir slatss The name Of every
hoaorabls Senator and Asssmblyman.
and make them aprsssnt Of the whisky
already consumed. than 70 have ablii ef
this hind passed. Hsrs. then. are two
possible motives for he introduction Of
the measure. and We leave u 10 cur
sssato readers 10 decide which Of the two
pronpssdit Il.
In all seriousness The bill - prepared
Ii an absurd ons.s and 10 passed would b
. standing dsgrscs 10 u statute books.
Saloon keepers are licensed BY the State
and county. and by the town. and from
thess licenses . very large part OF our
revenue IL drawn. The business 10 thus
made - lsei,imrts BY the laws OF Ne
vada u that Of sailing dry goods or
drugs. II We want 70 shut up our hq-
uor saloons. let Us Be- honest about u,
and pass . good square prohibitory Law.
But 70 long v 70 take the money due
Us from the msn-snd the majority Of
them under our Stats laws are gentle
m~en-sngagsd In this business. any at
tempt TO prevent them from collecting
the money lsgitmaisly due them. 10 not
merely unjsst-it 10 an outrage which
NO State can afford 70 psrpetrats upon .
large and influential portion Of il citi-
xsns-
Nor have We any legal right 10 pass
m Law of This hind. A contract bstvesu
. saloon keeper and his customer 10 A.
valid and binding o. q contract fer gro
-. IT,. Gloon l..r., Ill. ana A..
~ -.
customer agrees TO pay. What ri,ht
have - IA sav that Ia sball nut be
- r,-.-. 49,
i'reeu W 10 . nsa' .nlns no'-
der will be 10 introduce Q bill forbid
lin, ths pavmsut Of bouer bin. updsr
'--..- - A.. .,m.,. =,
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DIED..

DIED.
LlPSCoMB-fn Truckeo. January IS. Kittie
Lipseomb. aged 2 years, q months and days.
LiOYD-In Gold Hill. January -. James
william. oldest sen Of Michael aud Eliza
beth Lloyd. aged 10 years and 4 months.
Funeral will take place to morrow at O'Clock.
IRON the residence Of his parents on Telegraph
street. opposite the Rhode Island Mill. lower
Gold IIill.
Our lives, cut on
In our young prime Of years. are like green
herbs,
with which We stew the hearscs Of our friends;
For ~ mir virtue gathered. whom they're
green,
before thy wither. or corrupt, 10 best;
NJ we In virtue are the best for death,
while ~ We have not lived TO such an age,
. hat the Increasing canker Of our sins
Hath spread too far upon ms. "
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LEGAL NOTICES.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. s28.
II. .. survey No. il3.

Ds 70 Hurvey I'VE hr"s
TT a. LAND OYFIcE. CARSON CITY,
Nsysds. January -, ISL. = Notice IL
hereby given that the NORTH CHAPMAN
MiNIkd COMPANY. 2 corporation existing
urder and By virtue Of the STATE OF csliiorIia.
Inc .North Company. on the chipmsn Ledge.''
by John A. NcQuaid. lie duly authorized agent
far that purpose, Whose pc tofiee address IL AZ
virrinIs CITY, Nevada. has made application for
1000 linear feet OF the Chapman Ledge. run
nina northerly and soniheiiy along '.ld ,edss
d'ps. spurs, angles and variations. with rurf.es
grpuud SIC 7l.i0o feet IN Width, % defined BY
rnd survey lines, diagonal. SIS feet In length,
situated In the Gold Hill MininR District storey
county, Nevada. and described more partieu.
lsrly upon o6aeisl pis. and asid po... q = sor,sy
ssid claim a. follows, TO wit D~esinnlng at .
post marked No. !, U. \. survey No. it3. on Q
~ws<tsrly slope, at foot OF dump, sbd about -
feet westerly from tbs North and South Chip
man joint shaft. and whence bear. the quarter
Tovnship II north, Range n east. Mount Ola.
bio meridian. south . degrees 20 nirntes east,
distapt 1917 feet |; and running thence from said
Post No. I. iut course. north 2lh degrrees west
loo feet 70 Post No. ~ Themes. second ceuryes
north 81 degrees 10 minutes east s2e Iees 20
Poet No. 8. on steep slope of railroad embanh.
nent, whence bear Witness Post No. . toutn
M deefccs east, distant 50 feet thence. third
cyurpe. south 7ik degrees east. al 81 feet VIII.
ness Post No. ., whence bears the northwest
corner Of the new Yellow jacket shaftb
south i0k deerees east. distant about 100 feet.
the east entrance OF the virginia and Truckee
RaiIroad tunnel north - degrees west. distant
about 40 feet, LOO fert 10 Post No. 4 thence.
fourth course, south - degrres 10 minutes west
Us feet 20 Post No. I. the place of beginnlng-
containing ! 3..i0o acres.
D. arines eipressed from the true meridian.
Magnetic variation. u degrets 10 minutes east.
survey made 10 conform with tho record OF
location according Ia testimony Of Witnesses -
10 identity of the same.
The labor and impro,ems nts conslst Of Q
joint shaft on the line betveen the North and
south ChipmAn Companies claims on tho
Chapman Ledge. two iBrllnes respectively Is
aud 3 feet de~p. and . shan now used by The
YELLOW Jaehet Company. exceeding $3.50 In
value.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said mining ground, hefeinbefors
described, sre required 10 nie their adverse
claim thereto with tho Register % the United
States Land Once Of Csron City. Nevada.
durieg the piIty.dsys period of publication
hereof. or they will b~ barred by virtue of the
provisions Of the statute.
Jsis esd q. n HARRIS. Register.
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F. ALrxaxpSa H. srxPEExs died q wssh-
inrton today. He vks bern In rsiisisrro
cos.tv. Georgia. February IL. iSi1'-
VI y;s;a Cxrvsieis Of y~ssssrdsy.
The above item Is perfectly correct
.zcsp. tina. Nj. Stephens did not die
ssd he b MOI 20 old BY ave or sir hun
drsd yam.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

Ill PERSONS rNpEBrR TO A. D. BuL
"A LARD, Of the vescy Aouss. vnl plea.
call and settle their accounts iuncdiateIy. y
takes money 10 carry on b~aslnsss. and coin
must and will have. Fair notics.
jA30f A. d. BULIARD.
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NOTICE..
DISSOLUTION OF coPARINERsHlp.

V,UR c0PAItTNERsllP iItRl.TOFORE
existing between JAMES T. GRlbIlLE and
ALPitED TfMIY. under the firm name and
style OF aribble 4 Tcrnby. In keeping the new
Wisconsin Saloon. Main street. Uold Hill. IL
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tbs
business will te hereafter conducted NJ tho
same place by Aifr-d 1'rmby. who will assume
al the debts and liabilities OF ID. late hfm,
and 10 fully authorized ~ receive and receipts
JAMES r. 0RIBBI.E,
ALfliRD TEMBY..
Gold It'll. Jan. q. is.G. jais I'm
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Raw. On. RlLEr calls Diaz the Carl
baldi Of Me1ico-simple in his tastes.
refusing all gifts and honou. and when
Cd duty returning to his farm and do
mestic Life.
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BORN.

ALLEN-in Virginia. January ~. to the vile
VI Ueorge Allen. . son.
oLs0N-in Carson. January n. 10 tho wife Of
o h n. Olson. = daughter.
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At \ CAPITAL.
TEE MOST IxDUsrRIoUs ASSEM-.
ELY ON RECORD.

me Biil Makfng Prise righsing
Ysloay Passss ths uease-A Well
Deserved Compliment - shs
sNsus"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-30

TIE name OF the village Of shoe-Hesl.
North Carolina. has been changed to
Tildsn. It must have been terribly ran
down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-30

Joux y. UmLuoRS. the well known
printer. compiler. and Sacramento Di-
rsctory man, who didn't die In New
York on the 3Oth Of December. az was
90 extensively announced in the papers.
IL quietly attending to business as usual
in Sacramento. He Is fiattsring his
personal vanity BY flliag mp a scrap
book with the numerous well written
obituary notices OF himself which he
nnds in all the newspapers. Az. for In
stance. the following from the do'dn
Efa Of day before yesterday
"Hs loved and Was proud OF his profes-
sion, and his honest. manly business hab-
its and genial heart made him very poPu-
lar. - that be died regretted BY all who
knew him. lie leaves . wife and little
oass 10 mourn his loss"
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GENERAL NOTES.

Tuosr inimitabls pantomlnists-ths
Raysls-ussd to illustrate the effects
Of going 10 Law. BY having two men en-
gags in q bitter quarrel over an oyster.
The services Of q lawyer are called into
regulation. He opens the shell with
the greatest gravity, examines the oyster
at.sntivsly. swallows 1t. hands each Of
the contestants . hail Of the shell. and
rstires with dignity. A Long Island
man finds himself treated similarly.
He succeeded in winning his suit. and
securing damages Of sos. the whole Of
which his lawyer pockstsd for fees.
leaving his client in a maze as to how
mach he had proatsd BY the operation.
TIE Democratic Bull-dossr Of the
West IL now rs ''lonsly and loveless rs
yon moon upon q lone. lone sea-" Ms
Miller would say. His South
srn brethren disdain him; his Eastern
give him the cold shoulder.
and he feels
Like Q ~roostsr, vho trssds alone
some bAnyard all deserted.
Whose plumes are she'd;
Who's hen. are dead
And on 10 market startef. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-30

IT Ia proposed to form an association
Of the vsrmontsrs residing in Chicago
and at the very mention Of the idea you
can see the green mountin' in the faces
OF many OF the best citizens.
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ruR MONEYS.

We have received the annual report Of
the State Treasurer. Jerry Schooling.
for the 18th fiscal year. ending Dec. 81.
1876. From the report we learn that
the balance on haad in the Treasury at
The close OF the year. wa $3O5, Ala 90
In coin. and $40. ios 40 in currency.
which 10 appOrtionsd among the differ
emit funds a. follows General Fund.
Sis2. $50 So coin; State School Fund.
81. 5is &C coin. and si.0i9 II currsn-
cy; General School Fund. $50, 0Go II
coin; State Interest and Sinking Fund.
%, o6s % coin ; Territorial Interest
and Sinking Fund. ss3,S7e 10 coin;
State Building Fund. $G7.397 90 coin.
and $3.50 currency: State Library Fund.
s4,06l % coin; State University Fund.
s4,sll 81 coin. and sass "a currency;
University Fund 10000 acre grans,.
~ currency; Soldiers Fund.
% IS; Judicial Salary Fund. 81. $50 OF.
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ArussnESfs.

ANUsENENfs.
1868. 1877.
4 ,s..r...r~ ANNUAL A
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
NATIONAL GUARD,
70 =. GIVEN At ru,n HALL.
VIRGINIA orrY.
THURSDAY EVENING. ZEE. n. 1877.
Css.iuss Of Arrasssnssss.
ssrvt 4 Thsxtsn serst " Do!
ssrgs L1ynsehsn Pnysts J snydsf
fsssss,ss cfS.in:s,,.,,
Lieut. rEmsroy 1ys,s Sss 1
Private A 4 Lamb sHodnaassr.
FIssr Csanitss.
serrtJ MeN.usht Private J whitconb
f rTiy:i: 7 I l.%s f fsy.s: Z Z ffs::'
Fissr Director.
General O O Baiismsa
Da.slss 70 es..s.es at ssSs s'eiesk.
TICK RTr %
tAdnittins 0sntisman and Ladiesj
Tickets can b procured At Ash's Boob Store
and from msmbers Of the Company.
Perfect arrangemsnts have bern made for
attendance on the ladies and gentlemsn In the
CLOAK and hat rooms. free of ehsrge. js1std
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DISSOLUTION or copARTNERsHIp,

NOTICE n IRnRBy GIVEN THAT THE
IN copartnerrh'p %bcrrtoforr exciting between
Charles smith, Prank Mitchell and Ferdinand
Dust. under the frm name aud style o. q.
SMITH a. co, IN keeping the Minsr.' Homo
and Restaurant. Gold Iill. l. this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Mitchell aud Gust will
continue the business NJ the samc place. and
arc fully authorized To settle all the accounts Of
CHARLES SMITH,
FRANK MITCHELL,
FERDINAND GUST.
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MARRIED.

RHED-JoHNsoN-In Reno. January NJ. W.
Reed 10 Mamie ]. johnson.
wARREN-JORDAN-ln Carson. January ~,
January "a. ]. @. IIodgmin 10 Miss Y. A
Caldwell.
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The Gold am Daily News has

The Gold HIN Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published IN the
State Of Nevada It Ia
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-30

THxRx are . half million Turks-by
actual count-who are struggling TO
acquire sufficient knowledge Of the nan.
ual Of arms to be able to fire their Rem
ingtons in the direction Of the Russians,
without being likely to blow the head
Oh tbs man in their own front ranks.
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BANKERS AND STOCKHOLDERS.
AGENCY OF THE
NEVADA BANK
or BAN FRANCISCO,
AT VIRGINIA CITY, NEv.
nEposrTs REogIyxD AND ACCOUNTS
~ kept either In ovin OF currepey.
EXCHANGE ON ALL POINTS
Purchased and drawn By the Agency upon
SAN FRANCISCO AND NKw YORK.
Doth IN coin AND CURRENCY;
Aiss, In stsrliss % Lender asd Dssiin.
BULLION PURCHASED.
TxLRaRAPHIC TRANSFERS MADE.
| COLLECTIONS MADE AT ALL POINTS.
atocks. Legal Tender Currency and National
D<hk Notes bought and sold.
aRo. A. KING, Asssi.
ytxinis City. New. Jan. 10. is1o. IAN
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK,
NO. - SOUTH o STREET.
tNear Ts,isr,
vla0INIk. NEVADA.
| CkPITAl............... $780, 600
President. ....................J. q. HAMPTON
First Vice President. ....uEo. ". hoPhiss
second Vice President.... &c. q. STEVENSON
Manager. kOskNThAL
pfHEcroRs.
q Derby W smith OH belknsp
| w u Crane 10 Hampton CIV Hopkins
MARI strouss 0eo Bcnf hosenthAi
] Mslion
INTEREST PAID UPoN ALL DEPOSITS.
Deposits Received In Sums or One
Dollar and Upwards.
LOANS MADR upon Approved Real Estate
and Personal Property.
Bsre. asd Valuable Papers Received
fer safe kseviss.
asim A. ". WHITE. SECRETARY
ArwILL, M wE,r.
STOCKS In NEW YORK.
ATWILL q VESTS
WESTERN MINING AGENCY,
looms ~ and 10 IIsywsd's Building.
Ais Caiifsrnia street, san Prassises.
Hevator-No. Z Leidesdorr street
lyAvING RESPONSIBLE AGENTS.. WE
III arr prepared TO buy aud sell mining stocks
london, New York and ssn Francisco.
Mining compsnies Incorporated and vofkihs
capitnl furnished.
ts7- PARTIES wishing 10 obtain i~nformAtlon
or tho transaction of business can apply. toD
JAMES DRLEvAN. our Correspondent In VIZ
Oriers promptly attended TO.
Postonicc BIZ, 15i. oe2s sm
=. 1880 -. DayxIIn. |
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-30
NOTICE.
KNIGHTS or PYTnIAs MEETING,

hNf0ffTS Ut FNTIfINH MKBTINts
THE MEMBERS OF MYSTIC LODGE.
ncd 10 assemble At their Castle Hall. Gold Hi,
on FRIDAY EVENING. February ID. q !
O'Clock sharp. for the purpose 81 installing
aficers and the trsnsactlon OF general businsss.
Members Of sistsr Lodges and sojoarning
brethren are cordially invited TO attend.
by order OF -. n. HAM. o. O
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