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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10
GOLD HILL MINERS UNION.

nHg FINANCIAL sEcaErARY OF THn
i 9old Hin Miners Union VIII e I'D the HAL
rom D O'Clock A. n. tll s O'Clock P.h.,
Every Day until September 10Th,
i..ue Cards Of Membership 10 all members
wia.,s. Union ID. MCCARTHY,
Financial Secretary.
noia MN. Aumst i6, 1871. sui6 u
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Governor Bradley. Ham. Light and J..
h. Bledsos are noticed by the Rsriec a.
amopg the late arrivals In Tuscsrora.
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VIRGINIA MINERS UNION.

,u,uE RECORDING sRoRErARY OF TIE
vfRoIsiA MINERS UNION viii be IN
attendance At Miners Union Hall. In Virginia
City. from . A. n. toGr u.
Every Day until september 10Th.
To Issue caris Of membership 10 oil Members
I'm good standing on the books and To appli
oants for membership.
JOHN TATE, President.
: PRANK Nonros. secretau. anis I'd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NYricE or CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
" Mining Company, San Prantisco. sept. Z.
is1I.-At . meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF
ths abnyc named Company. held this day, .
dividend mo. 81 Of Two ~ Dollar per share
was declared. psysble on Friday, september -,
slant. A.. W. bAVENS,
psin Secretary.
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FREIsHT DELIVERY!
GOLD HiLL....

HAVING MADR rULL ARRANGEMENT
IL for tho reception and delivery VI all kind.
Of rIRHIGiiT coming over the VIRGINIA and
TRUCKER RAILROAD 10 the
GOLD MILL pEPoT,
From tho ilyhtest PARCELS Or GOODS ami
GENERAL MRliCnASDisH
To The HEAVIEST MACHINERY. BOIL
ERs, RTC., ETc..
I am prepared TO accommodate all who desire
my services In iLut line. upon
RRAsONAHLE TERMS.
Psrties wishing M 10 receive and deliver
their freight will pss,c direct shippers H.
mark plainly-''care . a., 0oh nlD."..
YIN THOMAS GALLAGHER.
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TO LET.

TUE LARGE STORE IN DIR. HALLS
building, Opposite tbs NIws once on Main
81 sfoosry store. Apply on the prsmisss 70
- I'm DIX. HALL.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

DIVIDEND NOTICE
nPPICg or THR CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company. Han Francisco, California. Sept.
It'll, tsy7.-Ata meeting OF the Bard OF ".
rctor OF the ~above-named Company. held
this day. . dividend mo. ~ Of Two Dollars per
shsfo was declared. payable on Monday; Sep
18th instant.
ssi0 y. j.. GORDON, becfotAfy.
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
nv STOREY AVID LYON t0UNTti8.-
~ Notes Il hereby siven 10 oil miners wofk
Ing under ground within the limits NJ Storry
and Lyon counties % call at the hall of the
respective Unions of which they are member
and receive their onieisl card. Of msnbefship'
before
MONDAY. sErrEMBER 10Th. 1877.
AZ on that day the Unions az the absve coun
iies will appoint . COMMITTEES 10 examine even
man Who goes uider ground on that day. notA
bly according % the RULES AND q INsTiTU.
TON OP THE UNIONS. No man. except
Supcrlntsndents and Porsmen OF the m'nss.
win BE- permitted 10 10 under ground - Q miner
unless be can exhibit lis card 70 regular mem
bcrphip or card OF application for m,mb rship
OF the Union 10 uhlca he belongs or may vlsh
10 bs'ong. By order ard authority of the Mn
En- Unions Of Storey and Lyon counties.
CON. McaNNiSs.
President Gold Hill Miners Union.
JOHN TATE,
President Virginia Miner Cnior.
ID. sEwRL.L.
President Silver City Miners Union.
ana III mad
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NEW TO-DAY.
JOINT TIMETABLE

Or THE VIRGINIA AND TRUCKER AND
TRUCKER AND CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROADS FOR Through Trains bstwosa San
Francisco and Virginia City:
, 1877-06-27

unwelcome to either side. AS regards
Turkey, although the Government and the
Palace Clique have made q bold stand
against popular pressure, it is thought
they would only be too glad to escape
from the critical position by Diminishing the
Chamber and then coming to an arrange.
ment. A pretext for the former of these mea-
sures would be found in the circumstances
that according to the letter OF the Constitu'
ton, the Turkish Parliament is to sit three
months every year, and, as it met about
the middle Of March, it might be seut
home in the middle Of June without any
coup d6tM or extraordinary measure, aud
the Government might thus get its hands
free. On the other hand the impression
equally exists that Russia, on her part.
Is little inclined to carry matters to ex-
tremes provided such CO &c essions are
male By Turkey as might allow her hon.
Ourably TO flish the task she has UNDER
taken. The success already gained in Asia,
the probability that the Russian Army
will soon appear b4lorO Erzaroum, aud the
taking up of positions on the Dalub3, might
be taken as suficient satisfaction OF the
military honour Of Russia, provided Tur"
key were inclined to yield, especially as the
task of crossing the Danube and acquiring
complete mastery over Bulgaria is not
moderated, nor the danger ignored OF
complications, which might arise both ut
home and abroad.
l reproduce thesa runours as I find
them. The Exchange seems to be some
what influenced by them, which may ex-
plain the fact that it has bean less subject
to fluctuations than might have been ex-
pected in the circumstances In Official
aud diplomatic circles these peace rumours
seem to have made but little impression,
aud are deemed very premature, to say the
least Of hem.-Ttmes.
, 1877-06-27
THE UNITED STATES AND THE WAR.

During Friday night another large steamer,
laden with arms for Turkey, sailed from Long
Island Sound for Constantinople. She 10 very
swift, being selected for this reason. and it 10
believed she can elude Russian pursuit. In
surluce has been eff .cted on her at q cOmpa.
~ra;ively low rate. Vessels arriving repUrt
that the Russian File ct, sinoa leaving New
York, has been watching along the coasts, pro-
badly in the hope of interospting her.
A bark laden with war material for Russia
sailed from N.whaven 70; the Baltic last week,
probably expecting a Russian convoy. Tires
cargoes also of military stores. chiefly cartrid.
ges and gunoowder, have baen shipped from
Newhavsn for Russia recently, and that cOun-
try has vet to get 10000 barrels of eunp0wder
on an unf nishel contract. Large numbers OF
pistols for Russia are being shipped from New
York by ste4mers for conveyance through Eng
land or Belgium, and 100000 have already
been sent.
Inquiries have been made of American manu-
f~acturers as to the probable coss OF 2,50O,000
cartridges for the Kbedive of Egypt.
Large quantities OF, breAd'tuns,' pFovisions'
and fresh meat arc leaving all American ports
for Europe. Five steamer-oads sailed from
New York on Saturday, and much freight still
remains, but the steamer supply is deaoient'-
Times.
, 1877-06-27
PEACE RUMOURS.
FROM VIENNA.

The rumours which are CIRCULATING IN
the Russian Army about the possibility OF
peace being made before even the Danube
is crossed have been floating about here al
80. They emanated from Berlia, and date
from the time of Prince Bismarck's last
stay there. At first they came IN the
vague form that the German Chancellor, in
view of the recent turn of events IN
France, intended to take advantage OF the
first opportunity presented by q military
success Of Russia in either THEATRE OF war
to abandon the reserved attitude all along
observed by Germany, in order to offer her
mediation towards bringing about peace.
Now, however, the umours have assumed
a more positive form, and are to the effect
that the fall of Ardahan and the retreat OF
the Turks on Erzeroum, together with
the impression made on the Sultan and
his counsellors by the menaclng attl-
tude of the Chamber and of the popula-
ton of the capital, have already furnished
such an opportunity for German media,
ton. The circumstance is also pointed
to that Edhem Pasha. the present Grand
Vixisr, was for some time Ambassador at
Berlin, and that ever since his return to
Constantinople and his elevation to his
new dignity he has been keeping up ra-
Their intimate relations with the Cabinet OF
Berlin through his confidential friend, the
present Charge d. Afaires there. Thus
the channel through which such overtures
for mediation might be made was already
open. Nor have these ovsrtures. it ru'
moars are "a b. believed. besu altogether
, 1877-06-27
ST. THOMAS COLLEGE,.

Messrs. J. F. T. Titley & Co., of st.
Thomas w, l., have just informed us that
a Government College is to be opened in
that island in July next, under the super
vision of three competent teachers and o
school director, All the branches of q
sound and useful education will be- taught,
and the charges for tuition are to be very
moderate. A boarding establishment Is
TO be attached to the college uuder the
control of one or more of the head teach
ers, to encourage the entry OF pupils from
the neighbouring islands, and it. is expected
that In future children will be sent from
Porto Rice, ST. Domingo, Hayti, aud other
surrounding Islands, to st. Thomas, ln-
stead Of Europe, to be educated. The
College in st. Thomas is a fine, massive
structure Of white bricks, three storeys
high, built in the highest style of the ar
chltecture peculiar to the island, occupies
q site on the sida of q hill front
ing the harbour, and commands q most
imposing view. 1t has been the residence
OF some of St. EhOmas's most famous cltl-
Eens, and has also been used as a Masonic
lodge, which inscription it yet bears III
large black letters on the white bricks,
slightly erased by a smattcrlng Of white
wash, which will no doubt be now cover
ed with the new designation of "St.
Th9mas's Government College," AL
though it seems that the old Colonial
Council Hall, a stone structure IN st.
Thomas, is considered the most suitable
building in the island for a college, the
preference was still given to the one refer
red to, doubtless from some former assO-
Citations with it, or, perhaps, in conse-
quence of its proximity to Government
House. by which His ExcelIency might
be afforded an opportunity of having al
ways under his eyes the realization OF ore
of his pet schemes-compulsory educa-
tion-BfitiSh Trade Journal
, 1877-06-27
acknowledgements.

NET bekjendtgj0res herved at
I'D Repartitionen j afgangne Aam-
merherre Johannes v. S0botkefs 30,
vii bIive fresmlagt i en- Session som
afholdes Torsdagen den lode JUL
fojrstkommende III. IL slet' Middas
paa Thinghuset i Frederiksted:
st. Croix Frederiksted den l8de
v. sc1@ &c +95iE. G.<ts.H~ 80"
f. G. SARAUW.
Executor.
, 1877-06-27

all their boys to st. Thomas to be educated.
British Mail.
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Have You DysppDsIn?

With its attendant troubles, constipa-
ton, headache, loss of appetite, gloomi-
ness, water brash, distress after eat
ing, etc; If so take DaCosta's radical
cnre and be well. Its result is astonish.
ing, and sure relief is guaranteed in every
case, where it Is used rs directed. 1t
assists digestion, tones up the stomach,
strengthens the dcbilitated, restores n
natural appetite and as n liver regulator
has no equal. A clergyman of philadel-
phia says; 1t is the very foundation of
health, TO all who are suffering from a
disordered stomach or liver, or who need
n gentle spring or summer tonic, we say
try 1t, and you will thank us for the adj.
vice. Trial size % cents. Sold by Bar.
clay brothers
Also agents tor Parker's pleasant
worm syrup, which is sure death &c
worms. Pleasant to take, and require.
no physic. Price % cents. Try It.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Jno. Gilmore came of the ways
at Mound City day before yesterday
thoroughly repaired, and proposes to
run three or four years again without be-
ing taken out. She lett for t. Louis
yesterday with barge OF coke, and will
bring back tow of empty barges.
The hull OF the Robt. f. Lee is on the
ways being converted into whari'boat
The big tow boat Jno. a. Woods is TO
be taken out to-day Tor thorough re-.
pairs.
The Ark. Belle yesterday morning
brought AGO sacks corn 2G0 sacks malt
50 dozen brooms, 400 b'rrels grit,s 100
barrels -four and ljS sacks oats Tor re.
shipment.
The Laura l.. Davis and Jno B.,
Maude have fair cargoes for st. Louis.
The Port Fad, and barges passed up
on one engine yesterday having broken
a 7 head below Memphis.
The Virgie Lee left Cincinnati on
Wednesday tor St. Louis, and the James
W. Gafl' same day for Memphis.
The Katie Hooper leaves Cincinnati
to-day tor Arkansas river.
The ldlewild, Captain Howard, is the
Evansville packet this evening.
The Jim Fisk, Jr., Captain Taylor is
the regular packet for Paducah, leaving
at 5 p, m. without great regularity.
The hull OF Captain Thorn's new Red
river packet Danube" was launched
from Alexander Phys shipyard on
Tuesday evening, and she will be imme-
diately completed.
Captain Ben. +, Hall, of the steamer
Charles Brown. is dangerously i'll at his
home near Marietta, Ohio.
The great yacht race between Alfred
Comings and Mr.. Levy came oil yester-
day. 1t is not known exactly how bad
Comings was beaten, but Mr.. Levy got
through with the race and started back
up the river long before Comings reached
the turning point or half way mark
The Hickory goes to the Tennessee
river for slaves, ETC., Tor st. LOUIS.
The Mannelle and Belle OF Texas are
on their way to Paducah tor repairs.
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When the famous regulator OF enfeebed,
acid or bilious stomachs, Hostctters
Bitters, will cure you: Could you read
the testimony Of the myriads OF dys-
pept.cs whom it has cured, though you
might be OF a skeptical turn, YOU would
be convinced. Evidence of its efficacy
is constantly multiplying. and this re-.
lates not only to cases of dyspepsia, but
also liver complaint, constipation, urinary
and uterine troubles, and malarial dis
orders. The success which has attended
this great stomachlc has melted ,,nscru-
pulous parties to manufacture limitations
OF 1t, which they attempt to palm of as
the genuine article. But, so familiar are
the public with the real elixir, that these
nefarious attempts are rarely successful.
Neither imitation or competition affect
the popularity OF the standard article.
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TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.
Packages OF Rest ana Comfort for
Tired women

Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher, whose house.
hold knowledge and perfect honesty no
one presumes 10 doubt, recommends house
Keepers 10 use Washine, the new substitute
for soap. She says she is pleased with It,
lisa great saver Of time and Labor, and
IAN no more injure clothing than common
warm water. MR.. Bee her i right.
Washine has many great advantages over
soap. II washes in one.ihlrd OF the time
II almost entirely does away with rubbing,
Washes as wei in hard water a. soft. 1t T.
the only article known that viii proven.
wooIens from shrinking. other articles as
sist somewhat in washing, but they iniure
the clothes. Washine positively VIII not
inure clothing.
These are some OF the qualities which
have made Washine 20 popular among the
intelligent hJusekeepers OF America. All
who are not using Wasbine will not regret
ii if they take special pains to procure aud
give IL trial. Price. B and 10 cents Sold
by all groceTs.
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given to our friends
and patrons, and to the public in general,
that the firm OF 4, IL W Buder, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Ed
ward A. Buder will continne the business
at the old stand, corner OF Washington
avenue and Eighth street, in his own
name, he having assumed all the labili-
tiles and being entitled alone to collect
all outstandings OF the old firm. Hoping
that the same liberal patronage extended
to the jewclry establishment may be
continued in the future.
EDWARD A. BUDER,
WILLIAM BuDER.
CAIRO, His, July 3lst, 1877. 7-3l2w
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To The Pubiic

/ take pleasure in calling the attention
OF my friends and the public generally
to the fact that have discontinued the
management of the Aacade saloon, and
VIII on this day reopen the Butchers
and Droyer's Exchange, on Eigth street,
between Commercial and Washington
avenues, where will serve my custom.
ers with the bast of wines, liquors and
cigars and the best OF Cincinnati lager.
Respectfully, JOIN KHoHLER.
Cairo, August 0, 1877. 4t
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IIypDciiOn,Irinsla

Is asad altlction to suffer from. II attacks
all atations and conditions of life. There
lsa constant dread of impending dangers,
the Damocles sword of imaginary evil is
suspended over, morbid sensltiyeness
OF the thoughts and actions of others,
etc This disease generally arises from
an affection of the liver, stomach, urinary
organs,etc', and can be successfully COM
DATED by the aid OF rest and light diet,
ana the use of a remedy which will re-
store new force, promote secretions and
eXcretions, and give tone to the whole
system. Such health restoring remedy
has been found in the Home Stomach
BItters.
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To all who are suffering from the
errors and indlscretlons Of youth. ner.
vous weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, etc, will send recipe that will
cure you, free Of charge. This great
emcdy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send a sef-ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph r.
lnman, Station ID. Bible House. Sew
York City. --l-30-Gm
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IClkI- ICE-

lIuse, Looms Il Co.., dealers in north
crn lake ice, have removed their office
from the corner of Eighth street and
Ohio leyec to the ice houses one door be.
low the st. Charles hotel, and are now
delivering ice in all parts of the citys
Those desiring the cold stuff will leave
their orders at the new office, where they
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES kAvANAUGH, Manager.
CAIRO, Ills, May II, 1877. jl7-lm
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General Item,
burglars are again on the rampage
Look out Tor them.

burglars are again on the rampage,
Look out Tor them.
The sports Of the town anticipate 4
huge OF iDln ut the park tomorrow.
"A special car, containing number
Of the prominent officials OF the Illinois
Central railroad, with their families,
passed through the city yesterday.
r. NJ. Ward has gone INTO the ice
business, and s now delivering pure lake
Ice in all parts Of the city. Orders lett
wlthhim will receive prompt attention,
and the purity Of The Ice delivered guar
antCcd. 2.lm
John A. Hull, who in the ante bel
lum days, conducted Cairo newspaper,
and is now the associate edltor-in.chlef
Of the Chicago belt-line OF newspapers,
was in the city, the guest Of NJ. Il, liar.
rel, Esq. In his physical get.up he
shows the touch OF years but his mind
possesses all the vigor and buoyancy OF
twcnty'ycars ago.
For the five or SIX thousand dollars
that the Chicago Protection insurance
company has drawn out OF Cairo in the
way OF premiums, ii has returned in the
payment Of death losses about $1,000.
The parties among whom this large su a
was distributed can contemplate the
wreck Of the company with perfect COM
pIacency; but other parties who have,
for months, maintained worthless in
surancc will be excused il they blow
from their oyer.changed boilers frequent
and vigorous spirits Of the mud OF pro-
family.
Mr. Tom Settle, Of WOodville, KY,
arrived in Cairo on Wednesday evening
with is bay pacing horse Badger"
Mr.. Settle came on the strength OF an
offer made BY Bill Scott, OF this city, to
match his horse against Badger" A
race between the parties was made up yes
terday morning, at karl's livery stable,
and will come of on the track at st.
Mays park tomorrow morning. The
stakes are fifty dollars, and distance one
mile Badger to give Scott's horse start
Of fifty feet, Badger is very fast and
"true as steel" The Scott horse, while
he has equally as much speed as Badger,
is not reliable, and Mr.. Settle, knowing
the fault OF SCOTS animal, and not wish
lng 10 take any advantage Scott, gave
him this advantage. \ tar contest is
looked for, and should the Cairo horse
keep to his lcet' he Will make Badger
stir himself very lively to defeat him.
The race will take between ten and eleven
o'clock. \ race, between grey running
pony, owned by Dick Adams, living
about seven miles above this city, and
SprOat' pony Chalk, - will come of in
the afternoon, which is also looked for
ward to with considerable interest, as
both ponies are very good ones.
The following is condensed report of
the receipts and expenses OF the Mystic
krew celebration, held at st. Mary's
Park on the Fourth OF July, 1877, taken
from the report made by I. NJ. Loyett,
secretary OF the committee of arrange
ments. This report does not include the
money received and paid out for tire
works
RECEIPTS.
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/. G. Ford has removed his Variety
Bracket store to Washington avenue
near Tenth street. He has opened a
large stock OF brackets, shelves. frames,
rhromos, picture cord and tassels, cur
tain tassels fancy nails, hat racks, etc.
Picture framing made 4 speciality
Chrome, mounted in tie cheapest and
best style. I'm
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Sb.OO Reward,

Lost in the st. Charles Hotel, on Tues
day, July 3lst, pair OF sleeve buttons
of dull gold, having twisted rim, and
in the centre chaste dove holding a
Leaf. The above reward will be given
upon leaving them at the office OF the St.
Charles Hotel, and no questions asked.
~
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Adm,n,strntrix Notice,

Estate OF Timothy O'Csllahan, deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed
Administrative OF the estate OF Timothy
O'Calaban, late of the county Of Alexander
and State Of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives
notice that She will appear before the
county court OF Alexander county, al the
court house In Cairo at the August term,
on tho third Monday In August nett, OF
which time oil persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re-
quested to attend for the purpose Of having
the same adjusted. All persons indebted
| to said estate are requested 10 make tmme.
| diate payment 10 the undersigned.
| Dated this 10Th day OF J0ne, A. ID. 1877.
| BRIDGET o. CALI.NnAN,
! 8.2lw6w hdministratsix.
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COURT HOUSE BAKERY,
(Twentleth Street Opposite Court House,
John REESE, Proprietor.

This in the oldest bakery In the city and It's
proprietor loses no opportunity to accomm0-
date the public.
lie delivers fresh bread twice day. when he
receives nm order either personal or through the
pOStoilice.
of Cakes suitable for wedding ieasts, parties
suppers, etc.
Give him trial. His motto Ia 1.-The best
of goods at the most reas onable prices -
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The returns Of the vote OF judgeship,
in ten counties out OF the eleven in their
judicial district were received in this cily
last evening. The following table shows
thp muioriiips
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CITY NEWS.
FRIDAY, August 10, 1871.


\ cottage on Ninth street, in GOOD
repair. Apply 10 +. DLzoNGA,
3l.u city National Bank
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AcOttage with tour rooms and kitchen,
situated on the southeast corner Of Fifth
and Walnut streets. The house j. in
cXcellen, repair. Apply to
b IOHN MCNILII.