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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

TWELVE years ago Richmond, with
40, 900 inhabitants, was in ruins. To.
day it ia one of the grsndest cities of
the South, with q population of -, 600,
and its 800 factories give employment
TO over 1900 men and women, and
these sustain 40, 600 human being.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

Ben HILL thinks it the duty OF al
patriots to sustain the administration.
by the way" says Mr.. Hill, ''le: me
suggest l think the papers ought tc
cease speaking of the PresideBt'I
Southern policy. He has no such
policy. He has only Q constitutions
policy, as thus far applied to th,
South. The South only wants a con
stitutional policy"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

Our dispatches show that the strike
of woIkingmen on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad grows more serious with
each day. The State authorities are
powerless, and requi ntion hsr beer
made upon the Federal government fol
troops to suppress the rioters, wht
greatly outnumber the troops. The
scene, as reported at Baltimore. goe!
to show that fierce determin, ii IN tt
resist has taken possession of the mob,
and the harshest measures may be re-
sorted to before peace and order is re
stored
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

It is said thsre are 1000 AprEc1tioEs
Tor consnlates At Washington, ana os ;
one vacant eonsnlship, that of 81. Plul
de LoAndcs . plAgue-ssIicken csas.
town OF Africa The STATESMAN nom-
mates Ex-Governor Davis for this po-
sition, for the reason that he may there
worship the AfranAn character In iss
unadulserstsd parity.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26
THE millions Of people IN the United

The millions Of people In the United
States, who have been the constant
creditors of the government in the sum
of several millions Of greenbacks, upon
which no interest has been paid, and
for which taxss hare been demanded
raise ne objection to silver in return
for this paper. But few thousand
who bought bonds at large discount
and who have received interest and
been exempted from taxation, say they
must have their paper redeemed with
Gold. What ssy the millions TO the few
shenssnai
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26
THE COUNTRY,S INDEBTEDNESS

Dunn & Co.'S mercantile circular
places the number of failures for the
first half of this year at 4749. They
sum up a liability of 500, ,606, 600
against 4600 failures with sos,
4I5, 900 in liabilities for the correspond
ing period of 1875, and 1868, involv
ing $40, 7S4, 900, for the first six
months of 1875. They announce tha'
the business condition of the country
is, if at all, slowly improving, while
ths tendency in values is downward.
The various forms of public indebted
ness il the United States are as fol-
lows:
National debt, 81, zoo, 900 eee, State
debts, 1915, 900, OCO; municipal debts,
1000, 900, 900; railroad debts,
50, 300; 900 600; the indebtedness to
banks, 81 coo 900, 900; loans by insur-
tDce and other mortgage machinery,
$500, 900, 600 - total, $7,375, 900, 600.
The interest on this at per cent. is
$430, 900, 600 a year, which is greater
than the surplus cotton an grain pro-
!uct of the country put together; or
if the country could get rid of this in
,erest by sacrificing its surplus cotton
and grain crops it would profit by the
transaction.
The obstacle in the way of restora
ton of business prosperity is the neces
sity for applying too large a part OF
the couutry's net earnings to the pay
NEST of interest on public debts. Add
TO this enormous demand a much
greater one to meet private obligations,
and it may be seen that even the
greatest American nation is in no
b ,aStful condition
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26
sIIscELLaSEoUs.
BAD BREATH.

Nothing Is so unpleasant, nothing so common
~ bad breath, aud In nearly every cas1 II mee
from the stomach, aud can be 80 easly corrected
II you Will take SinlnonA'a Liver Regt..uor. DO
not neglect 50 sure a rrmedy for this repulsiye
disorder. It viii slso improve your appetite,
complexion AID general health.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

MR. TrxDALr. has invented respir-
stor for fremen, which is likely to
prove an extraordinary boon to them.
In company with Capt. Shaw, Of the
London Fire Brigade, he hes tested it
with entire success.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26
Pill s.

How many suIcr torture day after dsy, max.
ing life burden aud rObbing eNstefcc Of all
pleasure. owing TO the secret suffering from
Piles Yet relief IN ready 10 the hand Of almost
any on0 who W II use systematically the remedy
that has perm anenty cared thousands. No
drastic. violent purge, but a gentle assistant Of
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

A NUMBER of colored people of Ken
lucky will imnigrate to Kansas, where
they propose to establish colony COM
posed alone of their own color.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

their food small allowance of salt.
and keep chsrcoa or wood ashes with
in reach all the time. SOmewhet in
accordance with these sugges as I
have fed several very fine lots xo
years ago raised two litters of sn-
teen pigs, nine of which were sslS IN
foot, averaging e7o pounds at seven
months. The remainder, litter of
eight, were kept and slaughtered at
eight months and ten days old, weigh
ing in the aggregate 24l0 pounds.
September last sold fourteen alive at
SIX months and twenty days old, aver
aging ga pounds. The most remark
able lot ever handled were seventeen
Poland Chinas, which l have lately
disposed of, dressed, in three different
lots as follows.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

GOVERNOR NICHOLS disclaims the
statement, made in some of the North
ern papers, that Glendy Burke was su-
thorized to speak for him at Washing
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

TIE two big questions before the
next Congress says . Washington cor
respondent, win be the annexstion OF
Mexican territory and the Texas and
Pscifc Railroad bill.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

DIR. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice
of medicine thirty
years, and for q long
time was demonstrG-
tor Of anatomy In the
Medical College of
Georgia, hence, per-
sons using his Pills
have the guarantee
that they are prepared
on neutrality-suspicious.,
and are free from all
quackery.
lie has succeeded in
combining In them
the heretofore antag-
onistic qualities of a
Strsa9thSHiHg, PEyga-
fire d pryiI IyiHgIosie
Their first apparent
effect is to increase the
appetite by cansingthe
food dtoproperly assim,
ilate, thus the system
Is nourished, and by
their tonic action on
the digestive organs,
regular & healthy ev,
aeuationsare produced
The rapidity with
which persons take on
Resh, while under the
Influence ofthese pills,
Of itself indicates their
|adaptability to nourish
1.-THE body, and hence
their efficacy In curing
nervous debility, mei=
|ancholy, dYspepsia,
wasting of the mus
|cles, siuggishness of
the liver, chronic con-
stipation, and impart-
o the system. Sold ev-
raw Street. New York,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

The Turkish bondholdeFs at Londen
have been deeply aggravated By the
deposit of their interest money with
the Bank OF England, with orders TO
the Turkish ambassador not 20 pay it
over unless he was successful in raising
: new loan. The loan couldn't be
raised under such circumstances.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

ea7a cash Prisss, smounting 10 <9l0, ,oO0s
Whole Tickets go. Halves g. quarters $9.eo;
II Tickets tioo, SA Tickets t5oo. ~ Tickets
$500
RernittAnees can bo made by mail. express.
drsfi y, o. order or rezisfervd letter. Sa.d9 pay
@bfe 10 a. w Barrow 4 %. al Communications
connsefed with the distribution. or orders for
tickets ana Application of agents TO sell Tickets
shOuid be addressed 20
a. w. BARROW 4 Co.,
General NAnaEers,
courier-Journal briidlngs Louisytns. ky.
aemeusDor August so. Nc Tinae for
Delay NoWs
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

THE Universal Life" of New York
rather dissatisfied at the universal dis
trust extended to life insurance COM
panies, and the discount put upon its
statement by the commissioners who
have lately examined into its affairs,
claims that at a fair valuation OF
its real estate they car show up
surplus. Every corporation come S
out ahead as long as permitted to place
fancy figures upon it's real estate, and
par valuation upon bonds worth not
more than twenty-five cents on the dol
lar. One by one these grand bubbles
are bursting, and though hundreds OF
millions have been tilched through
them, the country will be happy when
relieved of them. But when these nc
longer cucumber the country the
swindlers who have conducted them
will concoct some other scheme fol
plunder.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26
CONSTIPATION

Should not be regarded as a triHing
Ailmcnt-in fact nature demands the
utmost regularity of the bowels, and
any deviation from this demand payes
the way often 20 serious danger. II
Is qLito AZ necessary TO remove i'm
pufu hccumulations from tho bowels
as Il Is to eat or sleep, and no health
can be expected where q eostiYe
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26
HEALTHY, Hj SOLID FLESH.
Kentucky Cash Distribution Co.,
Om % ATG 30. ,zz.

Authorized by q special act OF the Legislature
for the support of the City School Of Frankfort.
will have their second drawing in the City OF
ON AUG. 80, ~,
or money win be refunded. $4,000 Cash
vile, Ky. Treas. The public Is respectfully
notiAed that In consequence Of the precedent
established by the former Company, and mol
wishing to make scaled or fractional drawing.
the manageuient have made 4 short poe one
meat OF sixty days. While rccrctting 10 ask the
Indulgence Of their patrons even Tor this short
period. IL IL on their account that this Rostpone-
meat IL made. ~ many have expressed their
wishes that this drawing shoIld be q full one
The Company IL pleased TO nnnonnee IN Il th'
tsr under which thar diatri6ations take place Is
legal beyond question. Henee. sustained BY
Law, the reeeipf bling most encouraging, the
management oTpt1tically state that this draw
ing Will positively take plece on August 50 o.
MoNEY WILL BE- REFUNDED IN PULL.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

WoRkISsxEs, tired Of placing de-
pesits in savings Banks. are investing
in the 800 four per cent. United States
bonds.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26
STCK HEADACRF.

This distressing afiietion occurs most fire.
qneniIy. The disturbance OF the s;omach sris-
lag from the imperfeetly digesied contents,
causes severe pain In the head, accompanied
with dissereeahic nausea, and this cOA1titutes
what is popularity known as Sick Headache.
j. H. XEILIN IL CO.,
solt proprietor- simmons Liver Regulator,
Philadelphia.
bsa Remedy in
MAIANIOTS FENERS, BOWEL CON
PLANTS. DY~ PEPSIA, MENTAL DEPRES-
Sion, RESTLESsNESS, JAU NDICE, NAU-
SEA SICK HEADACHE, collie CONSTtPA-
TON ASD BlIiOl SNESS
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

I, osT.
UncondleoRsl csgtineate No. S.. for 60
aercs. issued by the hoard q land conmiasiea-
80 al Titus coanfy 70 Robert Cochran on the
ts..rh of January, ies Z not found IN the time
nrsserlDed by law. win npply % the connis
H. Y. MCCALL.
1un. u is7T. Assas fps owHsis'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-31
UNION CONSOLIDATED.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Dec. %. ls77.-Robert
Sherwood. Esq. President Union CONSOLE
dated Mining Company-Dear Sir: On
the 1000 level the north drift has been e.
tended the past week ~ feet, passing
through quartz and porphyry giving very
low assays. This drift 10 being run dirse'
for the sierra Nevada air gallery. which IL
80 feet above this level. Connection may
be made In 10 or II days aud air obtained.
We then can advance the drifts u cross
cuts with greater rapidity. Tho Sierra
Nevada Company are cleaning out and
repairing the drift with which We connect.
ID will be in good repair before we can
connect herewith. We arc unable 10 TO
sumo work on the 1900 Lowell, as tho Ophir
pump Is not YET running In the incline.
JAMES q. Pam. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-31
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

DR.. Jacob ID. Demorest was found dead
on Q lounge In his Office ut Gl2 Clay street,
San Francisco, yesterday afternoon. He
had committed suicide by taking NOR
phino. DIR. Democrat was q native Of New
York, afty.two years Of age, md a member
Of tho Society OF Pioneers. Ito was sur
geon Of Company Twelve Of the vigilsntes
In 1856. The only reason assigned for the
act Ia the fact that he wal embarrassed
financially, and hal two divorced wives
living In this city. lie left u note nj.
dressed to one Of his former wives. bid.
ding her goodbye, and expressing the
hope that no would meet her beyond the
grave.
william NJ. Tweed has offered 10 confess
Judgment In all the New York City suits
now pending against him. These include
two suits on tho s6,0OO, 900 claim, the
same n that In the peoples suit In which
Judgment has boon recovered, aud q suit
Of $50, 900 against Mariner aud Tweed,
and one for $500, 900 against u. \. Miller
and Tweed. Tho corporation counsel has
accepted the offer In the last two suits.
In an interview with o New York corrc-
spondent to-day, Mr.. Henry wattorson. Of
the Louisville toIier- .JoHrsai, stigmatizcd
Hon. VIM. Il. Chambers reference TO him
~ wanton, malicious and false, having
not the least foundation In fact, or sur
mise, or theory, except the bare circnm.
stance Of his chance relationship 10 Sem
ator Stanley Matthews.
The Nee Times Of 81. Petersburg repro
duces various reports current In foreign
navsnanara that England intenda IN oc-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-31
M,aiaE I.sms.

The Echo Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany has recently purchased that fine
mining property we'll and favorably known
Is the Edinburgh mine." which is To-
Gated In Devils Gate Mining District, Lyon
county, Nevada; and tho management Is
now making arrangements for putting
up hosting works and continuing. the
shaft ON down. As far as developed the
prospect 10 pronounced by experts TO be as
good a. any OF the Comstock, n with
the present management fine results may
DO looked for In tho near future.
Work Ia resumed In the Solid Silver
mine, In Cedar Hill. uud-r tho superin-
tsndencc Of Mr.. II. Purdy, an expert.
snced miner. who has recently returned
from working the mines Of sinaloa, Mexico.
He proposes bringing out the Solid Silver
mine on It's square merits, which are pref
~ good, o considerable amount Of pay ore
being In sight, ready for extinction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-31
.,s, ,.p

vuor,A Orr. Dec. so. 1s77.-w VIII
liam Willis, ESQ.,. Secretary Best q
Delchsr Mining Company - Dear Sir
sinoe I last wrots you 10 feet were made In
tho southeast drift. 1900 level. Tho.face
10 again In hard porphyry. west'drift No.
l. 100 level, 10 now In 20s feet. the face
being In = softer formation lbut still
quartzite) and showing q little dsmpness.
We worked 5 days In the Wine. making Q
feet. aud II Is now down l65 feet on the
incline. We are getting . little water at
this point. but not enough to interfere
with the work. The north drift, 1900
level. Is in very hard porphpry, so that
only IS feet were made during the week.
II Is now ~ feet north Of the Gould 4
Curry north line. Am very anxious to
connect the drift with our WINE. a. IL
will give US excellent ventilation and enA.
BILE 70 do . great deal Of prospecting.
+. T. 0snisroS. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-31
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.
Regular weekly Reports from the
superiatsude"ss OF esaiss
Comssoek Mines.

rhs following letters. under the dates
,;v.r have bs-n sent from tho Comstock
a. the principal Offices OF the various COM
o.nies in San Francisco:
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA CRY. December 20. is77.-A.
W. Ravens. Secretary Consolidated Vir-
rinia Mining Company-De Dear Sir: On
M. 1900 level there IL no change In the
.,opes. The ore continues good - tne
byr.,t, are extended south. The work OF
repairs on the main drift connecting with
ne Gould 4 Curry shaft 10 being con-
,inned. Most Of this drift passes through
heavy, swelling ground.
tn. 1900 level IL without Q change since
our last report. The heat upon this and
H. i've levels above has been greatly Less
en.J. a. they0 nov ventilated by the
l,rse wiuze is0ll the 1850 level through TO
On N. 1900 level the work Of snlarging
anil eI,ending the south drift west and
Attaining the ore vein, and making raises
~ the 1900 level for ventilation. 10 being
continued.
on the 1850 level the south drift from
the main shaft and the north drift from
the Gould 4 Curry have been connected.
The ere breasts on tho 1850 level con-
tinue to look very finely. The connection
Of the main shaf, with this level enables
"a 10 hoist orc from II very conveniently.
and the southwest branch drift from the
C.S c. drift admits Of us reaching the
south ore breasts without e~ncountsring
the ore cars Of the California Company.
IS heretofore. The Slopes ON this level are
cool and pleasant.
On tho i7JO level east crosscut No. ) 10
in sc feet. and has passed through the
sa.t clay wall Of tho new ore seam. We
are now drifting south on this orc seam
AMI have advanced ~ feet. We are also
drifting north In this ore seam from the
mAia drift, and expect To connect with the
south drift by the snd Of the coming week.
We will then sink . Vino In this ore
seam.
We are engaged In replacing the crushed
timbers In the main shaft, portions OF
which Arv in bal condition aud require
constant attention.
As yet we are unable to rcsume sinking
In the q. 4 G. shaft.
JAMES q. Pam. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-31

PioEoS SHooriSd.-Tho pigeon shoet-
ing match between Il M fiiieo'o~h ..
virginia ci'y anu d H. Meoauiey Oh uoiu
Hill, tOok;place at the Mound House yes
terday. After shooting at seventeen birds
,tsndinr IL IN q In favor Of The Virginia
man. McCauley had Tires birds killed out
Of bounds, but OF course did not count for
him.
v. LEsERy, tho man who supplies the
tho most Of Lower Gold Hill, has always
Ina ,.,v hos, -, family croccrie.. His
rsnu,stiop "a ,]Sorourbiy Established for
fair dealing. Goods delivered In oil parts
OF the town.
TUE air to-day has been filled with
c~,v.,.I. M Trojan water. II In NOT q.
sc,ly like spov and does not resemble hail.
The effect u the sun shining upon these
PARTICLES Il. extremely brilliant. .
u....,, .o.i., iii T..
H.. Il, n.,, nan ,.,,
-. . Geo 49,, y.,,..,.
n1y, a. a,nOic ~. tha "a.
v%ertisemsnt.
Asorn,n 6ne di.plav NJ holiday con.
.-.,,o,. 49,, .ao,."r III. ,,n,,r ,o.morrov
at the City bakery aud Restaurant, "a
North q street, Virginia.
M. p,.... r.,,,.. ,o,,, ., Viz.
.in;. n " Ir.II. ,ronristor. maintain,
il established reputation for good work
and reasonable prices.
Opposite the Gold Hill postonice is that
we'll established resort known AS the Co
lumbus brewery. They will treat you we'll
hyou 80 TO 'ee 'hern'
srARr In the New Year by calling upon
n. w. Grant, the Gold Hill, furniture
h.n,,an ma "S '"'"
A..
THERE VIII ooa "a'ch ncuuN"s " ."'
,,a nn,"r.s ~ sssIny ,i,a nII wear ont and
the new year In.
"a. ao,-,u.,ry ,,;u ,,o, nm, nj.
choice drink. tomorrow. The Senate sa.
loon. Gold Hill, Is dcrsevedly popular.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-31

NJ n..-x n.o.xo.i,v J,r,,c
ihh p"'lA- ' .1
-a..h nm. r,oc.sd.
s 80, ,...vo,.noo
from genuine ''oeiA"' s"u ~
the other from pride or Tear DO generous
then. while you arc pSr% Wnu 70 ', nha.a
sa,oas isrsirv ,tore NAV be found a,
III Son,b q .,reet, virginia City, has an
s,.s.nt sunnl, Of articles suitable for
presents. Look through his stock and
make your ssiec'su''
IscRRAsr on C~ArrrAL.-A meeting oil
| Ina Crown Point Ia,iue Gold and Silver
| Mining Company is called by Official no.
tice In our advertising columns to-day for
the purpose Of Increasing the capital stock
Of the company 10 ten millions Of dollars.
also Tor the TRANSACTION Of any o.ner pn
~ ma.,,ns
AoP' many wagons loaded with tur'
k'y' lckens' butter ana egg Ar''e y"
aoia hill y VirginiA daiiy. me eome
.,om uas ,,Asnss IN .no ,si'sy.s1. aann
A..ooA''" "' '@ '
,,,., A.. p,.,.,
n---. -, III a. -,
p.hely anu h ..a 'u i',n., pnrlan
~, Wn, ~ Ianr Iii \. .,sJ ~ ~. ,on
wv,,xy,, ala. ,ou in. k.en warm.
W.. 40, 90, &c., r,ou,. a.,,.,h.,,.
,.yd vii .n.bl. Won 10 oomnI, viii ,bis
sasi.i. .J.i.a ~
tn. cav. on TAYLOR .,r,e,. Virginia. he.
,~.s, Stewart and Summit. h.. becu
sIIrd mn and tho street h, now osn
,-hrorghrut-
The y.sey House. In Gold Hill, will
.,,..5 an s,,r..ans meal tomorrov.
r1th.,.. ,hs ni.c. to rst ,he rinlI ont oi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-31
sAvAOE.

srviRaISiA CrrY. Dec. 81. is77.-E. II.
Holmes. Esq, Secretary Savage Mining
Company-Dear Sir: Owing 70 the lack
Of bsiing capacity and stoppages occasionsd
BY getting the v.bob out. the water raised
on US 10 SO feet above the 1000 level. Last
night We got another tank to work. holding
40 gallons. which with tho old tank makes
Q total Of 1850 gallons raised at . trip. We
lowered the water. after the new tank was
put on last night, misc feet In less b
eight hours. The water 10 now under
control. and We will lower II rapidly to
tho 1000 level. / am pushing the work ON
the v.bob - fast aspossible, and will have
Il completed ct the earliest moment. One
Of the pieces Of the bob was cast at the
foundry to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-31
MEXICAN.

vmorSr, err. Dec. 10. ls77.-Colonel
C, l.. Weller. President Mexican Mining
q ,mpany-Dear Sir: During tho past
sek the joint 0phir-M Mexican Wine has
y. . force-pump plsced in IL and better
ogress in sinking will hereafter be
Ade. II is now sunk below the 100 Lowell
: feet. AMI IS feet yet remains 70 BE-
nk before reaching the 1900 level. The
NE is on an incline Of 40 degrees. The
" OF water continues to increase. The
unaieriAl passed through continues clay.
quartz and porphyry. The Union Con-
solidatcd Company are drifting 70 con-
net with the Sierra Nevada Company on
tie lcO0 level. The connection may be
made IN 10 or II days. We can then
conveniently crosscut this level and sink
sfd connect with tho level below and
,,ntilate both levels.
JAMES q. Pam, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-31

we're procured iron ssns unknown
locality, and the Britain and Turkish en-.
signs Aoatcd over the meeting upon tall
stavss. side BY side. u was . strange
spectacle. and recalled the stormy scenes
Immediately preceding and during the
Crimean war. The police interfered three
hours after tho meeting was first organized.
and two arrests were made. Nobody OF
any prominence was present. and tho
meeting has no political signihcancs.