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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
ri....r L..aie. Comml,sss.

The wives, daughters and lady friends
Of the Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers
held . meeting together with tho Com.
mittee on Amusements. ct Pioneer Hall,
virginia. yesterday afternoon. After con-
siderable discussion A. 10 the most effective
mode Of organized proceeding, 1t was de-
cided 10 hold another meeting Ut tho same
place on Saturday next. at 2 O'Clock 2. NJ,
Tor the purpose Of perfecting final arrange
ments Tor the Fair. No gentlemen are
requested to 10 present, none being
needed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
Heads Takess Up.

Thirty railroad bonds. at apar value or
81. 900 each. were taken up to-day by John
Randall, Chairman Of the Board Of County
Commissioners. at IS cents on the dollar.
The money to DO paid for them Is a. fol.
lows: $4,000 at IS cents on the dollar.
s2s, 800; interest for tivo and one-sixth
months. $90i 20. Total, $29,iOt 20. The
order for redeeming these bonds will Be
made tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23

BACK Ao,IS.-Georgc Warren. one Of
the best men In Nevada. has taken
position as head carpenter at the Savage.
lie o ada. his assistance TO the correct
running Of that mine. II was pia"s they
could not get along without him. II a"ger'
well for the future Of the concern. Mr..
Warren was head carpenter at the Savage
for . long time under 3. T. Curtis
superintsndency.
A DRAFT was made at the Justice mine
to-day and about 100 men discharged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23

In the District Court this morning ",
N. Davis, indicted for the murder Of
Louis Ash. was arraigned. He plead
cd not guilty. and was rcmanded
to the custody Of the Sheriff. J.. J. Casey,
indicted upon the charge Of assault with
intent 10 kill, was given until the 81 OF
December 10 plead. Robert Smith. indict'
ed for grand larceny. pleaded not guilty,
and was remanded to the custody OF the
Sheriff.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
A PrNR THING FOR TnR TEETH

Fragrant sosoDoSr Is . composition Of
the purest and choicest ingredients Of the
Oriental " getabis kingdom. Every inRredient
10 veil Known 10 have . beneficial eject on the
teeth and sups lts embalming or sntiseptic
toilet luxury. sOZODJNT removes Ill disa
greeable adore from the br ath caused By c.
tsrrh. bad teeth. ctr. Il 10 entirely free from
the Injurious and acrd properties OF tooth
pastes and powders, which destroy the enamel.
One bottle lasts six months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
rHg PERUVIAN n

vitAiises and snriehss the blood. tones up tn
system. builds mp the broken down, cures Dye
p-psis, Liver Coinplsint, Dropsy. chrcnie Diar
fh.a, Boiis. Nervous A1ections.. chIlia and
fevers. Humors, l. ss OF Constitutional visor
Dlseases Of the kidD.y. and Bladder. Female
Complaints, aud all diseases originating In
bad stsie Of the blood. or accompanied By Do
biIi,y or . low stats Of the system.
CArrIoH.-Be sure you gst the Peruvian
Syrup. One dollar and two dollars . bottle
Prepared by Seth W. Fowie 4 Sons. % harrison
avenue, Boston. Sold By druggists generally.
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opHlR PROSPECTS.

The Recent Devsispmsss I.sskiag
Bett~r rhan Ever-Rich Rsek
frsn the south DStn oa the
LEDGE The North Drifs In
nreken Quart. and Perpsyry-
what the Nam frsseises ' Post"
Ia Heard.
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LIGHTNING FLASHES.

A committee Of Washington citizeni
requested the President yesterday 10 sssisI
In procuring aid from the government fol
the district government. The presiden,
only promised TO take an interest In the
welfare Of the city.
The Pacific railroad officials have sub.
mitted TO the Senate judiciary COMMITTEES
o proposition In writing that, should The
| government not accept the proposition
heretofore submitted BY the railroad com.
panies, they would leave all matters In
| dispute to o committee Of Ave eminent
citizens. TO be appointed - follows: Two
by the government, two by the companies,
and these four to select the ffth.
Major @. c. snifel. for eight years one
Of President Grants private secretaries,
and who was appointed last year - army
psymaster. 10 ordered TO report OF San
Francisco December 1. when he will be -.
signed to Q station probably either In Ban
Francisco or Oregon.
Frank Rande, the st. Louis murderer. 10
steadily recovering from his wounds, and
will be taken 10 Knox county, Illinois, In
. few days. The utmost care will be taken
to prevent lynching. which 10 threatened.
Information reached New York ycstsr-
day that tho sun Of $4,000 has already
been raised In Kentucky toward the $20,.
900 10 make the match with Parole against
Lem pIoecn hea. oumuier, Iwo mIIes sn1s
rome Park.
Inc rope nss eniiiely suspended auui'
ences because OF indisposihon'
A special from Ssmlln says Servis has
strongly protested 10 tho Porte concerning
the aggressions Of Bashi.Bazouks. Mar
tial law has been declared throughout the
1er,,ah Iron'ier pro,Inces, sna I.m pos
h" " - =. s snas se0-
~" 80 N'N
l.. ra.a, "nh,Iu .up,Io i=r,.ruo'lon
sny' teP,;hns W 'ne vnr.mJh.
tAnes uuring Ine discussion on Tue pnoiio
Joci.r..i ,h.t ,ha aavarnm.n, coria ~,
evsn .on.,Jar .nv =,sosias.,ion - IN -
cis.i..,ic.i 49,
.","n-,, ~,
,on.GA'u p,AoA,oos, Ai,cs hcosW, oi
IA.lIorhiA oys.cr oAnnIng company nopo-
IVY, was yestsraay cohVic1ed OF forgery
arrived at San Francisco In the steamer
City Of Picking yesterday, OF whom Al were
women and ~ children. all Ellis but Ave-.
They claim 70 be member al thsstricsi
troupe.
An impression exists that should the
question be forced early next week. The
result will bc the seating Of Kellogg from
Louisiana and Butler from South Carroll.
na. II Ia known that Senator Conover will
vote throughout for seating Butler. and ~
present advised will also vote for seating
Kellogg.
Ex-Governor Packard OF Louisiana
lunched with the President yesterday.
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lar nE a. AND p. rsLEaa,ru LIssl
SAX FR,ScIsco. Nov. 23-2:3O p. ~.
ophir. 50s. 50
Mexican, i5h. i6b
California. 29A
Belcher. Ca
Sierra Nevada. c.
Con. Virginia. 20
Union Con-. "a
Alta. Ia
Justice. ~
Yellow Jacket. n
Ophir, 5Os, ST.
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noscnRK,s GERMAN ryRup

Can now be purchased right .. home; 1t 10 the
most successful prepa ration ever introduced Ia
our people. II works like q charm In oil cases
of Consumption, Pneumonis, Hemorrhascs,
Asthma. severe Coughs. Group aud oil Other
Throat and Lung Diseases. No person has ever
u.ed this me VIC ne without getting immediate
relief. yet thero ar . great many poor. suf-r'
Ing. skeptlcsl persons going about our streets
sumption coming frum their lungs. that will
not Try u. n ron die. II 10 your own fault, %
you can 20 10 your duggist and get . sample
bottle tor 10 cents aud try IL: three doses will
relieve any ca,o. Regular sise only 10 cents.
Ie1i On
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CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the euon and
indisers,ions Of youth. nervous wssfnsss. early
decay, loss OF manhood. ste- I will send Q
receipt that will cure you, PEEL OF cHAnoR.
This great rsmsdy vas discovered By . mission.
sry In South America. Send Q self-sddressed
envelope TO the Rkv. JOSEPH T. IMAM,
Station d. Bible House, New YORK City.
MINI 6m
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Gratis. several times no 0odgtu ue vote.
Az he rose In all Of his shambling, pihable
weakness. and huskily said that ho desired
to change his vote, this carpet-bss Senator
did his inner conscience the intense Hat
terry Of blushing q boiled red color Up TO
tho top Of his bald skull. II was bad man
agcment to have the subsection Of these
poor devils made 90 apparent. They had
sold out-nobody questioned that-but
they should have been drilled In advance,
and not have needed 80 much open in
struction upon the door Of the Senate.
The New York "Tribune ? ON
sharon.
NEW Yonx. Nov. 23.-A' Tribane wash-
ington spesisi says: The other Hspubli-
can who shares In any degree tho responsi.
bility for the defeat Of the Administration
party In the Senate Is Sharon. In two
years since he has boon q member no has
rarely been In his scat. and has taksp lit
tie or no part In the proceedings OF that
body. lie cam to Washington at the
opening Of the present session, but re.
NAMED only O fcwdays, and then returned
to San Francisco to look after his private
business. His friends In Washington say
his loyalty 10 the Republican party is true,
aud II he could be induced TO return
10 Washington no would vote with his
party associates on every OCCASION, and on
every political question. His absence Is
explained by the report that his private al
fairs are badly involved; that in order 10
save the Bank Of California he Las AIKEN
upon himself q financial load under which
he Is now staggering. and that II Is yet
doubtful whether or not ho will be able TO
save his nominally large fortune from loss.
Under these circumstances II Is said thAt
his presence In Han Francisco. and his per.
sonal supervision Of tho large financial
interests In which he Is involved. 10 abso-
lutely necessary. II Is reported that no
has been telegraphed for, aud II ho can DO
induced 70 come to Washington the vote
on the pending questions In tho Senate
will DO postponed until his arrival, which
might 10 the latter part Of next week.
The Contested se~ts la The senate.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 23.-At q meeting oil
the Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections this morning, Mcmillan offered
tho following resolution, which was agreed
to by q strict party yote-siS to three:
R,.oir,d, That this committee report to
the Senate that William T.. Kellogg Is,
upon the merits Of the case, lawfully cnti-
tied to q seat In the United States Senate
from the State Of Louisiana for the term
Of six years, commencing March 4, 1871.
and that Henry NJ. Spofiordfs not entitled
IN n .eat therein, and that the Chairman
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THERE is . message at the Office Of the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company.
Gold Hill. for q. Shaw.
TA,rs on the net proceeds Of mines are
nov due. Read Assessor fox's notice 10
that effect.
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l. n COUGHS.

Sudden changes OF climate are sources of
Pulmonary and Bronchial Affections. Take q
once Browns Bronchial Troehes. let the Gold,
Coush or Irritation Of the Throat be ever %
slight,
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ESPECIAL D.rArcurs. TO n ootp HUI
DALY Naval
The Cr,si. In the senate.


this: On Monday Thurman's resolution
which Is practically to admit Butler, vii
como up Is unfinished business. An at
tempt will be made to secure precedence
for the report Of the Committee on Elec
tons admitting Kellogg, and the Vic
President must then decide which Is thu
matter Of higher privilege. II he rule'
the report. then an sppeal will DO taker
and Conover and Patterson will probably
vote with the Democrats and override thu
chair. Senator Cameron will present hi
report ON the investigation Of Butler,
record, and an attempt will be made tt
convince Davis. Of Illinois. that Butler II
NOT entitled TO q seat. The Democrats are
greatly disturbed by ths last vote OF Como
yer, by which the Republicans carried ~
adjournment till Monday. but they claim
TO be certain Of final success, and The
general opinion Is that both recusant'
will remain with the Democrats. Their
conduct to-day should not fail to
bring denunciation from all Republican
quarters. 1t Ia . case Of political treach'
cry at 9 time whom. by their apostacy.
the Democrats will be able to control
the whole machine OF the legislative branch
of the government. They can now hardly
return to middle ground or vote with the
Republicans on any vital questions. Thu
friends Of Hamburg Butler are said to be
able 10 stand between Patterson and the
St.te prison. III all these attempts fail, a.
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a. m. GALIuR.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of califor'
fiyrite brands 81 imported C.sarr. oholce BIT
cigsis. all hi1ds Of chewing tobacco. meer.
schsuh pipes. nuts, candles. hns cutlery, and
toys and fancy goods OF all kinds. apps N
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NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE..

,r,UR TAXES ON ,uE PROCEEDS on
MINIS for the quarter. ending ekPrRM.
BER no, 1877, ars now due and payable. and
the lev with regard 10 their collection will b
ANTHONY FOX.
ozsiw Asssssor Of Storey county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23

LSos's KArHAnon makes beautiful. E'ossy,
laxurisnt hair; prevents its falling Dot 90 turn
fng gray. II has stood the test OF forty years.
1. charminaly perfumed. and has No nvA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-23
A LADY sTRUCKi
WITH ADMIRATION
Al the beautiful HATS In Madame
Loryea's window.

Lofyehb window,
STRuCK, the second time, al the
Low Prlcesi
STRUCK. tbs third time. with sdmira.
tion OF herself. when she looked 10 the
glass and saw how we'll an plain
looking woman can look when che
wears = becoming hat.
Msdams Loryea's Ia tbs place TO OBJ
tain ine goods and cl cap. No BONANZA
prices here.
Velvet Hats made over TO look like
new.
MADAME LoRYEA,
No. o. sontb O street, between Taylor
mol 10 I'm and Union. Virginia.
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EUROPE.

lsrxciAL DisrArcu To " Coin Hill
DAILY NEws.l
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TE lie GRAPHIC.
The Treason Of Senators
COnOyer and Patterson.
ONE Is AFRAID OF THE DEMO.
Gratis.
The other is Afraid Of the
State Prison.
HOW fHE SyELKS LOOKED AND
ACTED YESTERDAY.
Plans for Preserving the Senate
Republican Majority.
EwiNo's sPgGoH AGAINST
RESUMPTION.
Condition OF Affairs on the Mexican
Border.
ESPECIAL Dr.rArcurs. TO n oo.p HUI
DALY Naval
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MICHEL ANGELO,

There exists in the National Gallery
at London an unfinished painting of the
"M adonna and child, st. J0nn and
Angels,' which has been ascribed 10
Michel Angelo, though upon very ques-
tionable evidence. The great Floren-
tine artist expressed q contempt for
painting in oils, pronouncing the en-
ployment lit only Tor women; and it is
not certainly known that he executed
any pictures.
fhe celebrated painting of the "Par-
ca," which is called his work, is sup
posed TO have been merely designed by
lin, and flashed by his pupils. A ''Holy
Family" i'll the Tribune OF the Uhizl was
probably painted by him about the time
he carved the statue of David. With
regard to the painting in the National
Gallery alluded to above, an art cou-
noisseur-who, by the way, owns por-
trait thought TO be that OIL Michael AT
gelO's motner-has lately called atten-
ZION to a tancied likeness of the great
artist in the face OF one OF the angels.
A theory is founded on this, tnut An
gelo drew the angel from himself, re-
producing even the detornity which was
caused by the blow OF a fellow pupil
breaking his nose. Could this likeness
be clearly shown, it would go far to
prove the identity Of the picture, and
also be extremely interesting as II por-
trait OF the great master in his youthful
day. The gallery at South Kensington
possesses the marble "Cupiu" eXecu ed
by Michel Angelo when he was a boy of
twenty. The Ingenious art connoisseur
VINO sees NJ chel Angelo in the National
Gallery picture finds the same features
repeated III the "Cupid."
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BULLET I'm THE HEART.
Charley DOdswOrth Kills u Gum
minsviile Saloon Keeper.

Cumminsville, or as it is now called,
the Twenty fifth Ward, was the scene
last night of one of the coolest and
most deliberate murders on record. The
victim of the murderous revolver is
Henry Sasse, German saloon-keeper.
whose place is at the corner of Will
liams and Blue Rock streets, where he
lived with his family, consisting OF q
life and one child, aged three years.
Sasse was formerly in the dairy busi-
ness, and was aged about thirty-five
years.
The murderer, Charles Dodsworth, is
o tall, blonde-bearded and rather good
looking man, of perhaps twenty -eght
years, the son of the late Marmaduke
Dodsworth, a distiller of that neighbor-
hood, and is a brother ofsMr. Caleb
Dodsworth, the well-known grocery
keeper of Cumminsville. Charles has a
wife, but no children. He is native OF
Cumminsville, and learned the trade of
a miller in his fathers distillery. Re-
Gently he has been employed as y farm
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tive plant TO rays of different cOlors
throw upon them through stained glass,
aud in every case those which were
treated to the most brilliant green light
withered and diei in the shortest time.
In those plants which were exposed TO
a red light peculiar phenom enon was
observed; the tips or spikes OF the
leaves prolonged themselves aud grew
forward in lean and hungry fashion
horizontally with the branch with which
they sprang; while in u bue light
the contrary effect was produced, the
spikes standing out abruptly and per-
pendicularly from their stem. On one
Of the plants being inclosed in a sort Of
Ian erD, having red glass on one side
and green on the other, instead 'of
shrinking away from the poison on their
right TO the r0seate anti Iote on their left,
the leaves, us if by fatal fascination,
turned with one consent the other way
and literally looked death in the face.
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GREEN AM uNHEArHY CoLoR.

1t is quite well understood that green
wall papers ana green dress fabrics are
moi or less dangerous to use, owing TO
the presence of arsenic in the colorIng
materials; but it appears from the ex-
perimenls OF M. Paul Bert, u French
savant, that the danger is quite as much
in the color itself as in The pigments
producing it, the green rays OF light
having in themselves a deleteri0us e. :
feet upon the health OF persons exposed
TO them TO any great extent.
To demonstrate this alleged fact, says
the Pail Mall Gazette, nj. Bert has SUI
mitted several suecimens OF the sensl
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 1a-l:an 2. M

CTNUTNNATT, d IN. III 90 I. M.
Gold is weaker to-day. 1t opened at 1O5X in
Vail Str eetthis morning, fell TO 1865, anu now
stands at 1052. 1t is bought here by dealers at
l05H, and sold at lC6. Gold checks are drawn
on New York at l06
Eastern exchange remains steady and quiet
at par buying, and l-l0 premium selling, with
offerings light and fair demand.
Sterling Exchange is in moderate local de-
mand aud steady, Rates nneha ged 1t is
worth 4S for sight draf 8, and $4 "a fJr 6O-day
bills per in gold.
Government boads are easy to-day, and
some decline from Saturdays quotations. The
following are the local buying and selling
rates.
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SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-In the Senate,
the Appropriation bills for the Military
Academy and for Fortifications, were
passed. The bill to ratily the agreement
with certain bands OF Sioux and other
Indians was passed.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. T.-In the House,
the our members of the Louisiana Re-
turning Board were brought before the
bar, and were adjudged guilty OF con-
tempt and remanded Lo the custody of
the Sergeant-at-Arms.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The river continued to fall steadily at noon
to-day. with "a feet in the channel, leaving Is
feet space under the Suspension Bridge, and
7511 feet space under the Newport Bridge for
passing steamers.
The following steamers were in port this
morning: Mary Houston, A. g. Donnally.
Fleetwood, OHIO No. 4, Wildwood, Thomas
Sherlock. Cons. Millar. Chas, u. Church. U. L,
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A NEW INVENTION,
STOCK INVESTMENTS.
$50, 800, $500, $500, $1,000,
ALEX. FEsOTHINGHAM & co.,

Bankers and Brokers, No. 12 Wall street. New
1ork, make for customers desirable invest
ments of large or small amounts in stocks Of
legitimate character, which frequently pag
from five TO thirty times the amount investM
every twenty days. Stocks bought and carrIej
as long as desired on deposit'of nve per cent
Circulars and weekly reports seat trse,
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per GENITAL. Fair to good shipping grades are
hGld 81 50a5 so per GENITAL.
q slIEEP-rhe market quiet and steady at
S3a4 Tor common to fair, and " 5Ja5 ~ for good
| to extra por cental.
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For PittSbuF2.

THIS DAY, Goth, at 4 P. Al. POSITIVELY,
Ey H. EMMA GRAHAM, }. N. William
As9HT son, Master, Apply on board or to
aai=sisa.za1dz w. 5. Getty, j. I. Dorman Il Co.,
j. Cunningham, J. 5. Robinson, Agents.
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For POmerOy.

THIS DAY, 29th, at 8 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ hOaIO No. d. Pros. LodwicK, Master.
!~ssY4sRssH Freight received at all hours on
zzsas<ERs'aassH " hart boat foot Of Broadway. W.
Honshell, superintendent.
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADVERTISERS IN THE STAR, MR.. E. DUN
OAN sNIFFEN, NO. 70 AsroR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will be
branch office of the STAR, Mr.. Sniffen being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half, and receipt all collections therefor IN our
name.
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For HUNTINGTON.

THIS DAY, 29th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
EE h. The c. & o. r. H. packet FLEET
lsf$s8s$asAstsf5 WOOD, I. 4. Campbell. Master.
zszzSadHis3Aa Freight received at all hours on
Wharf boat, foot OF broadway. W. Honshell,
Superintendent.