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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22

". J. Ferris WILL

Our readers will remember the an.
nouuceuen, made last week Of tho death oil
william J. Ford. an old com'iosker'
who Was buried ., sea two days cut rom
New York ON hi. way home. The will Of
deceased was hlei to-day in the once OF
shs County Clerk. J. q. Hampton anu
James Kelly ara appointed s.sen,ors ol N.
estats. After providing for the funes.I sA.
,Snss. anil the psymsni IL all just debts the
ipstrunent makes tho following bequss.s :
Protestant Orphan Asylum at Carson Iny.
ths sum Of $500; Catholic Orphan A.yiam
Al Virginia CITY, $500; Pacific Coast no
pssn q Nevada. $500; Virginia Lodge o.
Free and Accepted Masons Of ,mg,n
City. $500 for bspsrolent parpe.ss N.
L. Merritt. New York city. So ans
Of the estate Is 10 be divided squA
iy between Chas. l.. Merritt anu ~.
Isuxhtsr, Emma Merritt. The Document
IL signed By Il. v. Dsy and Nm. 4e,r
a. vitnss.s;. The estate Is valued ~ ~
tween Si5, 600 aad $4,000.
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Fross. MIserai MN.

Mr.. ID. ]. Bousfeld. formerly Of Storey
county. but latterly Superintendent Of the
Mineral Hill silver Mining tEnglish) Com
pany. arrived In Virginia from Eastern
Nevada yesterday. The company he rep
r,,ent. have for some timo past boon run
ming a i5-siamp mill on good milling ore
FROM their mines. The other prominent
mining company Is the Austin, and twenty
five miles westward the Leo Mining Com.
many, which are about TO change their mill
from a wet to a dry crushsr. The present
regulation of Mineral Hill Is about l5o:
Is resaris the times there MT. Bou.neid
.ays il is abou, . stand off 10 Gold Hill and
Virginia, The Narrow Gauge railroad TO
Pali-ai- Is doing q good paying business.
The Eureka Consolidated Mining Company
arc shipping due dust over tho road Tor re-
Juction at works In Salt Lake. The peo-
pie Of Eureka and Mineral Hin are san
guine Of lively times during the coming
season.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


BAN FaAScIsco. March 22-l p. ~
Tho CAronicie and Mail this morning pub
lish wha. purport TO 10 abstracts Of John
D. Lees confession concerning the Noun
tain Meadows massacre and other matters
connected herewith. This 10 taken from
q confession made by Lee 10 his attorney.
W. W. Bishop. Of Phoebe. shortly after his
conviction. In September last, and was
made at q time when Lee had hopes Of
escaping the sentence Of death. Slncs
that time Leo has written another and
different confession with the certainty OF
death before him. which will not DO made
public until after his death. II 10 said 10
vary materially from that given 10 Bishop,
which was written In tho hope Of efecting
q diversion in his own favor. whilo that
which will be published after his execution
will contain tho true facts In the case, un.
biased by either hope or fear. In the the
presence Of tho certainty Of his fate. Tho
present confession throws the responsible
ity Of tho crime on the Mormon priest.
hood. by whose orders u was committed.
but does not directly implicate brigham
Young A. ordering the massacre. though II
states that no subsequently endorsed II.
Gen. Bidwcll. Of Chico, has autographed
that thsre have been fivo arrests on suspi.
cion Of completely In the Chinese troubles
An far
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22

A Nrnnop IN vInoISii.-Abc Richey.
the well.known hunter aud trapper Of
Hope valley. arrived in Virginia City this
morning. accompanied by his faithful
hound. Abe WAS clad from head to foot
In garments made from the skins Of wild
animals. His o~i,s appearance created
ouite \ sensation ON the street, q number
o. persons installing him for Rip Van
winkle. who Is to appear at National
Guard Theater tonight. A large crowd
Of admirers followed Abe from the depot
10 ths Delta Saloon. Hs informed MS that
game had been rather scarce In the noun.
tsins the past Winter, and that there was
but little opportunity 20 track the same,
owing 10 the light fall Of o Never
theless, he had managed tn slay 4 Few
panthers. bears. catamounts and other
varmints.
PrnE. - The hosting works Of the
Georgia mine. situated on American Flat,
we're destroyed by hre last Tuesday. Tho
timbsripg Of the shaft for twenty or thirty
feet below the surface, wa burned. The
premises were unoccupied. and this IL All
other case Of undoubted incendiarism.
DE- ready In timo for the special train
which will leave for Carson this evening
10 take parties to tho grand ball to be
given In Carson by the employees Of the
Virginia and Truckce Railroad. Every
young gentleman ought 10 taks his girl.
Tux Virginia Fire Department is be-
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l:iueatissAi.


Charley. the Celestial gentleman who
50 ably assists in running tho Bank FL.
change. Is one Of the bsst known person.
ages Of Gold Hill. His proper name 10
All Guy. and apprecia,ing tho advantages
u our style Of civilization. he has made
application 10 the Gold Hill sehool ID.
rectors for the admission Of his daughter
Minnie 10 the Central School OF this dis
trict. Miss Minnie Is about seven years
old. and is remarkably bright. she speaks
English rs readily a. any white girl Of her
ags. and in talking TO her father uses
abou, AZ much Chinese n English. Mr..
Bennett.. one Of the Board Of Directors.
saws there can be no po~sible objection TO
admitting the girl. and abe will commence
as o as her parents wish hsr to do ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22

The Gold Hill Divide school was yestsr-
DAY visited by Professor Pasmore, County
Superintendent Of Public Schools. lie
found both departments of the school over
crowded. the attendance reaching - high
as i75. The pupils can scarcely pass up
and down the narrow Aisles. VI course
they suffer great discomfort. and the
Board Of school Directors cannot sct 700
ouickly in opening another room, In order
that The present teachers may b relieved
Of their surplus students.
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aaseea NAles.

BAN FKAScrsco. March as p. y.
Ophir-lsb bid.
Msxican-i3 bid.
Gould a Curry-iO bid, l0t asked.
Best 4 B~eleher-23 bill.
California-ils bid.
Con. Virginis-39S bid. 39h asked.
Crswn Point-7h bid. $ asked.
California-ilh sold.
Con. Virginia -joS sold.
Yellow JAcket-i0 bid.
Alpha-lia asked.
Sierra Novsia-6 asked.
Exehequer| Is sold.
Impsrial-i 20 sold.
Ov.rman-5G asked.
Julia 5 co bid.
BestA Beleher-3j sold.
CLollar- Potosi-ists sold.
Belehsr--5a sold.
Alpha-li bid.
Con. virginia-3ot bid, 40 asked.
Bullion-i2h bid.
Imperial-i 20 bid.
Best 4 B~elcher-23t asked.
California AIN bid. ~ asked.
Erehoquer-iS bid.
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some IScoxsIsrExcIEA

Enron NEws: Rev. Father NeGrath
Gays many smart things, but like the
smart boy who climbed tho psnimmon
tree. he Ia not satisned 70 remain within
tho limit Of prudence and safety. bat must
venture beyond. only to fall low and be-
come an object Of dcrision TO his behold
ers. Some months since In his lecture on
the Chinese question. he stated that the
cau Of hoodlumism and is rapid increase
Ia the neglect Of parents and guardians 10
club their boys and girls instead Of going
10 apti-Chineso clubs, and 70 mako them
do the work that the Chinese arc doing,
and not be passing their time foolishly
playing and promenading the streets. "a
want Of parental severity" no said.
"is the almost entire cause OF ex-
isting hsodlumism." Last Sunday
night the tune was changed. - fsl.
lows: I'VE have Justly established
. post for woman.besters; we should have
one also for child. heaters. >Hoodlums-
whence como theyf AID why do our girls
lack womanhood and our boys manhoodi
Because they are reared by lashos OF
leather aud lashss Of orthodox religious
training. These arc the oauses OF hood
lumism and the streets Of our cities being
30 overrun with young ~hoodlums." Now,
II there 10 anything In our various dsnemi-
national Sunday-school teachings that tend
In tho least degree TO inculcate habits Of
idleness or dishonesty In the minds Of the
youth, ! have - yet failed 10 ind II. An
other thing he stated In his last Sunday
niohtss disoonrsa urrho nibla Il = hnot
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Eassern Qu~sIes.


LONDON. March 22.-The Paris zorro.
spondsnt Of tho Tm,s says that Amerst.
dam. tho banker. recently offered Russia q
loan OF %. 0O0. 900 roubles at eight per cent.
but tho negotiation fell through In conss-
quencc Of tho banker insisting on . disar-
mamsnt and an engagement TO release the
other loan for five ysars as . condition for
the one offered. The Times comments on
the exhorbitancy Of these forms, ~ show
ing the necessity Of peacs 10 restore credit.
Several Russian papers propose that the
question Of the restoration OF Roumahia
and q portion OF Bessarabia 70 Russia
should DO settled by . plebiscitum.
A military counsel has been hold Of
Cittinje. The i~nsurgent chiefs urging i'm
mediate action wero told that they must
wait q while. In the event Of . renewal
by tho Turks Of the M~ontsnegrian war. the
Herzegevinian insurgents intend Offering
the Prince Of Montenegro the chief com-
mand.
CossrASrISorLE. March 22.-The armis-
tice between Montenegro and the Porto 10
officially prolonged until the ist Of April.
RAousI, March 22.-Tho Turks are
preparing to attack 0ralowstz. Pike
Pacclovitch. the insurgent leader at Della,
Paos v~ueatovitch OF Zsalixs. and body Of
insurgents IL marching toward tho Alba
MAN frontier.
LONDON. March 22.-General Ignatisff
left to-day for Paris. He will 60 immcdi-
ately to Vienna and thonce TO Bt. Psters-
burg.
The Berlin Labor Trsubles.
BrRLrS. March "a. - Demonstrations
were made by idle and destitute men In
various parts Of the city yesterday against
tho Posen laborors, partly TO foroe the
municipality TO give employment 70 the
destitute, but the police being called ro-
peatedly no serious acts Of violence were
committed. Alexander Platx, where the
previous days riots occurred. 10 occupied
by q strong police force Of the Government
and mounted soldiers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22
AUGUST FLOWER.

The most miserable beings IN the vsr.d are
thoss suffering froa dyspepsia and liver CON-
plant. More then seventy.nve rer cent. Of ths
people In the United ktsies are an c'ed with
thess Two diseases and tDcir effects: such -
sour stomach, slck headache. hsbituAi eostive-
ness, palpltaiion Of the heart. heart burn. 10
pit OF the stomach. yellow skin, coated tonsus
ana disazreeabls tasts in the mouth, coming
up Of food after eating. 10y spirits. etc. 90 to
your d ugxist and get 7o-cent bottle Of An.
gust Flower tr q sample bottle for 10 cent?.
Try it--tvo doses will rslievs 700. Agents:
CRANE 4 DRlOaAM, wholesale Druggists,
San Francisco, California 2i6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22

their countrymsn during tho Franco
committee for the honor they had done
him In communicating the resolutions q.
pressing the sentiments Of the Ger
mans Of Warrington, . great many OF
whom he had long and favorably
known. He was highly honored BY their
kindness, and would cherish with grstituds
the recollection Of their visit. Al charged
with the protection Of the Germans In
France, he had endeavored 10 discharge
the duty placed upon him. not only In tho
interest Of humanity, but In Q manner
satisfactory 10 the German Government,
and In . way 70 secure the appreciation OF
his own Government, without wounding
the sensibilities Of the French nation.
Much Of this success WA duo TO the kind
manner In which the Government Of the
National League OF France had enabled
him 10 perform his duty, which was . deli
cate and responsible one. Washburns then
thanked the committee - the organ Of the
German.Americsn residents Of Washing.
ton.
More Pest-Omcs Theirs IN Chicago.
CHICAGO. March 22.-For some time
complaint has been made that business
letters addressed to Chicago merchants
have been missing. and the suppositon
has been that . steal has been going
In the post-ofice department. Tho
responsibility has not been placed until
to-day. when Frederick J. Gross, the dis
clerk. who has bean suspected
recently, and quietly watched. was dis
covered furtively slipping letters under .
newspaper and thence 70 an inside poceet-
He was Immediately called 10 ~ interview
with Special Treasury Agent Stuart and
to the theft. placing the amount
OF his stealings st $500. Government
however. suspect that the sum IL
larger. His transactions have been
TO business letters.
Hall TrsusinE on Long
. Island.
JAMAICA, L. l., March IA. Oakley
Hall IL catching trout at the 1ilip South
Side Sportsmen Club.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22

- u.-.. u-..-.. Mi.
4. N. ,i,lo az , very nss. and readable
veoLly newspaper. about 10 be published
Al yirrinis City, by John y. Ulhorn& Co.,
will Calvin u. Mcdonald ~ editor. liz
ilrst Issue viii DO on INC 70 o. ns1i month:
nAuy ss'A'
'of
A RAScIER from Walker river named
Lancaster arrived In Virginia to-day with
. couple Of Wild cah Tor orndorn's me
nagsrie: nc s.s'sa. IN ansIef % qnss-
ION ~ 10. ~. ne .a u.a ,Ssa, ~ e,Psu, nsB
thon he "lsshod'' them.
xrxnr. Of m,trimouI,l alliances arc
- v,-,,n,. on, "a ~. ,.n.
on tno aP.s nn ,ns,n.A ~ mo ~.
Inc expiration Of the Lentsn season In or.
der to consummato their hymsneal do
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NnaIIlex IN Yailsis.

VALLEJO. March 22.-Smallpox has bro
ken out In tho family Of Joseph Hunter.
living near Vallejo. having been brought
from San Francisco. 0ns Of the children
died from the disease last night, and four
others and . hired man are down with II,
aud another 10 convalsscent. All the cases
arc In Q modified fern and no other
deaths arc feared. Although the malsdy
broke out over q week ago. its nature was
not discovered, till yesterday. These arc
the first smallpox cases known here for
aeveu yoara.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22

Tur streets Of Virginia CITY are in q
terribly dusty conditi on. The s~prinkiins
cart IL much needed In that place.
Prrn.r~o bars Of bullion. valued al
s220.s3 VI. we're sent from the Comstock
yesterday evening.
TIE name Of the engine formerly called
the J. W. Bswker, has been changed TO the
MEXICO,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22

Through some ~inadvertency tho report
Of the Grown Point mine was accidentally
omitted from our regular weekly mining
summary yesterday. The machinery Of
the mine IL In excellent condition for
active work. and the perpendicular shaft
and main incline have but recently been
nut In tho very best Of repair preparatory
70 4 steady and determined prosecution Of
Ina DEVELOPMENT Of the ore vein at greater
depths. All tho necessary preparations
arc completed for the drainage Of . now OF
wafer should any be encountered on the
2O0O-foot level. The water will be hoisted
with large Cameron pumps. located one
hundred feet apart In the main incline,
pp 10 tho l7O0-foot level station. from
which point u will b. carried In sluices
through the south lateral drift TO the Com
bination Crown Point and Bsleher pump
shait, through which II will be taken by
the pumps TO the surface. On the 1000
foot level the main east drift is steadily
Advancing, the face In rock somewhat
hard, although blasting out very
we'll and admitting OF excellent
progrcss. This drift Is now In . distance
Of about 100 feet. and should the ledge as
sumo q very fiat position at that depth,
NAV have a much A. $50 feet TO yet u TO
reach Il. This. however. cannot be counted
on Is q certainty. as tho ledge ON the i'oo.
foot level shows every indication OF
strengthening up and assuming . moro
perpendicular shape.
On tho i7O0-foot level the ledge shows
not only . much greater concentration
than on tho two levels above. but alsoa
q large amount Of low grade ore. Tho new
level now opening will strike the vein 3Oo
feet below the i700-foot level. and Goo feet
below the point where the rich body Of ore
recently worked gave out. That the pinch
in the ledge has already been past Is the
Of every expert who has examined
II, and that the ledge on the l7O0-foo level
IA not only again assuming q highly metal
ferrous character. but also exhibits q width
and strength indicative Of aspeedy return
10 . rich and remunerative vein Ia tho
opinion Of mining men on tho
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22
notice TO

Candidate. for once at the coming Town
Election, will plssss bear In mind that their
advertised announcements In this paper, -
veil o. election printing. must b paid for 10
oiraars. We accept Of NO contingen: arrange
msnts. bat treat all alike. A candidate who can
not or win not snnoonee himself properly and
pay his printing bills promptly. 10 rot ft for
the once he socks. Moreover. he will not be
scuce<sful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22

The County Recorder and County Clsrl
have each received . new clock. and an
consequently happy.
SENATOR BHARoS passed Reno last night
on his way TO San Francisco from Wash
ington.
CALL at the railroad depot u you wish
10 buy tickets for the ball In Carson to.
night.
A WILDCAT from M.son's Valley was the
center Of attraction on o street, Virginia,
to-day.
Mas. n. NJ. DAooErr did In Philadel-
Phia yesterday mornlnyo Of quick consump-
ton.
GExERAL O. G. BArrEnxAx, Warden Of
the State Prison. 10 In Virginia City.
COLONEL JAMES q. Para has returned 70
the Comstock.
The train for the ball IN Carson tonight
will start ut z O'Clock.
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STOCKS.

That Issxpiisabis Pressure frsa
ths Insids-n is Puzziisg Even
the shrewdsss Operators - sam
Another Break In 8teeks-Crip-
pied Maaipulasers.
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A sUPrOCATINa CUUGm.

In . letter TO Mrs. Lisls. Of Chicago, . wen
known contributor TO the Western pres, she
sscribes tho cure OF . dangerous cough. accom-
panied By bleeding 81 the lungs, 10 llaie's
she says. :. Threatened 10 rufocate ND .
but the Honey OF Horehoapd and Tar has
removed every trare Of IT," The letter was To
q lady friend IN this city. Who has PLACED it 81
the disposal Of O. N. Critic nion. Z Sixth ave.
nue. Piks's Toothaehs Drops cure In one
minute
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A CARD.
10 the Public, ny Patrons and
Customefl.

T HEREWITH BEa LEAvs TO STATE
that the dlneulty betwsen W. y. umlta and
mypslf has bsen amieably settied. and I kil
rstain ponession % the busipsss. which I will
continue d the od stand. alvays ssdesvosing
70 give 70 my customers xeulismanly trvsfmelS
cod tAs nosl oompists and perfect sstisfActiou.
Rsspeetfnliy,
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aaa Franeisee Beard.
LAT KvKxiSa.
$50 Eureha Con-. isk
$50 Jaskson.t
100 Aips. IN, IN
2t5 Rye Patch, 81
100 Leopard.
800 Northern Bale. =. '5s. Is so. Is
100 ella. 75e
$50 Bsimont, ix
10 aepessl Thomas. SOC
lbs Manhattan. TX
40 Panther, SOC, iG
60 0nnd Prizs. ~ 6. az
1Uo Modoc. S.sW
10 0oiden Chariot. 5i0
ITO New Coca, Z s5.tU
1900 Leeds. ~. ass
i7O Harisburg. toc
so Hussey. te
80 Lsviaihan. SIC. Se
$50 North Con. Virgins. Es. ss
loo Prospect. sc
sUo Trojan, NC. &c. &c
3t5 California, an. tJS.as
40 Gale ionis, 81
SEQ 0yerman. s.. %. Ds. sshs
SIS Bsst : Islessr. sss. %, sS bio
is Justice. ios. ioas
leo savage. 9. 81
1910 Con. viv,nia, tiX, II, ava
$50 Buliion. lJx. Nv. i3's ~
SlS Imperial. u
is Crown Point. 81. ~
~ Yellow Jaehst. Ion 10
$40 Mexican. In. u. lts, f5's
Jas Exchequer. "a. ~
40 Lady bryan. &c
125 Hale q Norero--, ~, go
100 Beieher. 81. sA, 81
200 could / Curry. II, los. ios. 10.
Is chollAr- Potosi. ~
TINS
SIS oph,r. isy. isx. -
v7o Mexican, lax. II. f3k. f1's
ilO Gould 4 Curry. 10. %. To-.
1850 Bed q Bslehsr, nv. M. ~. y. IN.
2Jx bso. - b5
1910 California. a, tiN, uk
$40 Go. Virsin,s, ox. ox, sS b,. ob0
los Choiisr fotosi. -
SIS Hale ! Norcro-s. ~, tss,tb
,s Crown Point. 7',,7S Jx.r
40 Yeilov jacket. ~. 10 eio
Ass imperial. I 10, I Is. ~. Ia
70 Keniuek,6
30 Alpha. IL
so Belchsr. 81. 81
~, sierra Nevada, 5s, ~. s'..s
~ Confidence, 81
iss Utah. Is. itk. lax
no ruliion. i2s. i7k. l2,s. - 80
s2s Exehequer. ~. 4 20. tkeo. ~
AIS Oyermsn. s., Sik, 81. IS so. SSs
cas- Justice. D. so, 10. De, 10 80. ION 10.
10 suecor. DC
S7o Julia. ~. = 90. = ". so b
$50 Caledonia. 50. I. cs bo
rs baltimore. $50. T3c.
60 Knieherbocker. aSc
% SILVER Ill.,
~ Dayton. t0c
20 Challenged
80 rock Island. l5c
$50 New Yofk. 20,
50 Occidental. TSc
la Phil sheridan. 81
90 woodv,lls, BOO
AIN Iaax WaahinetOu- IN
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srOCK REPORr.
aaa Francisco Board.

l~..,o.rrD pirlr ar q. =. xrArrxa . col
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22

Lsox's KArHAnox makes beautiful. slossy.
iuxurisnt hair; prevents its falling out os turn.
fog aray. Il hiss stood the test OF forty ysars,
10 eharmlnsiy perfumsd. and hes M rival
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Foa TOWN TREASURER.
N. q.

70 lBPEorYULLy ANNOUNCED A
ean1ldats fer rssl,etiou 10 tie o0ss Of
Tcva Treassrr d Gold H. cfubjset 10 ~ a.
ss'on = N psopss. nfiitds
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BY TELEGRAPH

BY TELEGRAPH
PRESIDENT HAYES LOUISIANA
POLICY.
II Raises . Howl OF Rage From Ex'
trcme Party Politicians.
the COMMISSION pENouMc.
Ed BY the LEADING NEW
YORK DAlLIEs.
And Even the "fines" Condemns
Il With Disgust.
ALL OF WHICH THE PRESIDENT
WILL BEAR PnILosoPHICALLY.
No Decision Yet on the the South
Carolina Question.
THE COLOR LINE MUST BIZ ABoL-
IsHED IN THE SOUTH.
A. eakcy Hall Catching Trout On
Long Island.
lsrrciAL DprArcnEs To ruE uoLD Hull
n.us H--.
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Ese.

ssoass so,rnsOI. .v.r0t'os.
ROBINSON 6 FOLSOM,
MAIN srsExr.--..---.ooLD nILl.
,...s.,e. tn. n.li,s.A ors..'.s.
WnG%s.,Al. AND RETAIL D'4l'''
FAMILY GROCERIES. PROVISIONS.
I,,.-,...,.. as. L..-....,...O.l..
General MsrshssdI.s. asd
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
~ SOLD ourAr:roR. CASH "
aos'nsos A.roLsom.
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FOR town MARSHAL.
ALEX. MoMARTiN

DEsPEorpcLLY ANNOUNCES HIxsELp
n % esadidsis fpe T,wn usshai Of Gold
hill a. the cunning nsunIeip.l election. subjses
IN the dscision Of bis friends and fellow ciu.
sens. mhi6'es
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22
AsSoUSCENESfs.
roR TOWN MARSHAL.
J. L. M'cLesRY

pEsPrCrruLLY AHSoUNc.s HIMsEtY
~ . Candidate icr Town Naphai o, told Hi
u the ensuing s~.eetion, subjtet 70 the a eision
Of bis fcllow-eitifens. mh3o d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.

n. 0YMoN0
II RssPEcrruLLY ANNOUNCED A. A
1 Candidate for The once Of fovn Marshal nj
0ald Hi at the coming Town election, subject
70 the dseisisn Of The people. mh2o:ds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22

= EsPKCryuLLY ANNouHcEs HinsELY
~ - candidate for the ofhrs Of Town hsrsbat
Of God Hill at the ensuing election In Nay
ssxt. subject TO the dee,.sos Of the p,opss.
mhfaf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22
!. Q. DUNLOP

70 RpPEcrYULLY ANNOUNCED A
! eabdidais ~ Town fsnhai Of eold Hill, 81
tbs coming nsnlsipsi election. sub,ecs 70 he
oseis'sa efshs people. nrfftds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22

roR TOWN MARSHAL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22
EDWIN r. HALL

FoR Town MARsHAL.