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THE New York Graphic is excited
over the banishment Of the ladies' boot
and the temperance OF the slipper. And
vet there is no convenience for a lady
who is the mother of a large family like
a plant and well hung slipper.
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SIMPLY OUTLAWS.
cleveland HeraldJ

As for the men who defy the law, re-
sist its officers, wantonly burn and destroy
property, and to threats and violence add
arson, robbery and murder, they are
simply outlaws, and should be treated as
such. 1t is monstrous that the business
of the whole country should be paralyzed,
travel stopped, the mails itipeded, cities
given over to reckless and murderous
rabble, and the power of half a dozen
states and of the national government de-
fed by mob of rioters. The nation is
disgraced by such prOceedingsras those at
Pittsburg, Reading, Baltimore and other
places where the mob have had their
sway. Society will be in peril unless
such lawIessness is suppressed promptly
and those melting and participating in it
are severely punished. 1t is not now a
question of wages, but of the common
safety. It is not an issue between rail-
road companies and employees, but be-
tween order and anarchy.
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THE BOYS IN GRAY READY.
TRichmond ENQUIRER.

Let the president issue his call, and
promptly the gray will stand shoulder to
shoulder with the blue, an i1ipehetrable
bulwark against which mob violence and
communism will dash in vain. He will
find that the veterans of Manassas and
Gettysburg still remember that the first
duty of soldier is implicit obedience
toorders" With such men their personal
prejudice will weigh as nothing against
the word of command. Friends and
foes must suffer alike from their bullets
or bayonets If the emergency so requires.
We at, first gave to the strikers on the
Baltimore and Ohio warm sympathy.
They have suffered grievously. But the
reparation and relief they seek can never
come through sacked cities and whole
sale murder. When a strike takes on
the proportions of communism then it is
that the order-loving element north and
south unite in common cause, declaring
that the Law of the statute books and the
law of humanity must and shall be re-
sDected
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THE NICIOUS ELEMENT ON TO
(CIncinnati Gazette

As it is here, so everywhere; the idle,
vicious and criminal elements are on top
They have subdued the workiDgmen.
These everywhere stand impotently by
and see the subsistence of their families
taken from them. All over the country
there is a stoppage of movement which
will bring immediate distress Cor food
on the whole population, besides the
monetary disturbance which will greatly
increase the distress of business men and
OF all classes AS sooD as reflection and
the realization of all this weak sacrifice
shall come, the workingmen will be
ashamed of their folly that accepted their
worst enemies as leaders, and of their
weakness that stood by as helpless as
sheep, and let a few roughs drive them
from their subsistence.
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" RICH CORPORATIONS.
CVicksburg Herald

1t is hard to get up feeling for the
rich Corporations who pay their presi-
dents, vice-presidents, managers, super,
intendents, etc, immense salaries, and
who attempt to cut down the already
pitiful amount paid to the laborers to a
still smaller sum. Some of the officials
on these railroads get as much as fifty
thousands dollars year, and all of the
higher officials get salaries out of all
proportion to the wages paid those who
do all the hard work.
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HOW IT HAPPENED
(Buffal0 Courier

parcel of half-grown young miscreants,
the cover of darkness, and body of men
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FACTS AND FANCIES.
A LULLABY.


Hither, Sleep A mother wants thee.
Come with velvet armsf
Fold the baby that she grants thee
To thy own soft charms
Close his eyes with gentle fingers;
Cross his hands Of snow.
Tell the angels where he fingers
They must whisper low.
Bear him into Dreamland lightly
Give him sight of flowers;
Do not bring him back till brightly
Break the morning hours.
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1877.
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SYMPATHY AT MOBILE.

When the industrious plebeians of the
north, freed from the soul slavery in
which their masters have SO long debased
them, viii seek in the rich and hospitable
cline of the south plase of rest and
plenty, let them Re welcome amongst tls
as suffering brothers escaped from their
perst cution as our own slaves, when
fleeing from our mild rule, sought-but
sought in vain--a heaven Of peace
amongst them.
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SCROFULOUS HUMOR.

1t will eradicate from the system every faint OF
ScrOfula and Scrsfulous Humor. 1t has permanently
cured thousands of helpless cases where all other
known remedies failed.
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| In uniform as convenient mark for the
missiles most pavements afford, there i:
nothing. to hinder street conflict, at
| tended with more or less serious results
From all accounts yet received the Balti
more riot was an affair of this unpremed
itated description. The pity of it is that
when the military are goaded into using
their arms, the victims are nearly
always persons who had no quarrels with
the troops, and merely kept with the
crowd to see what would happen next
But their presence helped to swell the
mob and encourage the real rioters. Such
victims die as the fool dieth. Their faue
suggests only this question What
brought them there?
BOTH WERE WRONG.
pittsburgh Commercial Gazette)
The reduction of wages was made with
out consulting the workmen, and the
strike without consulting the officers of
the roads. Both were wrong. Nor can
matters be set right by the strikers de-
claring that property shall not be moved
till their demands are met, any more
than under the demand of the railroad
officials that there shall be absolute sub
nilsson to their demands. We are not.
either party-that is matter by itself,
to be hereafter considered. Now, the
community wants peace. 1t has a right
in the way of this demand. If the strikers
continue their course, public opprobrium
will fall on them, and so of the others.
We must have peace at all hazards.
"MUsT BE QUELLED AT WHATEVER
PRICE"
philadelphia North American)
Such violence must be met by the logic
of force; must b. quelled at whatever
price. When this organized revolt has
been so quelled, as it will be; when the
law has been vindicated when the pro-
moters of neeedless suffering have been
made to share that suffering, and busi-
ness revives from an attack long assured,
every activity will awaken and the
country will make great advance. All
the discussions which view the railway
riots to-day as ordinary disturbances over
look an important and the gravest factor.
There may be sympathy for those who
are misled and those who are killed
under mistaken ideas participating in
great wrong. That sympathy is first
challenged for the nation, whose indus
LTIcS are HtpPtu Wutl6 III tuo uOM6I IOE
the hundreds of thousands whose hveli-
hood is lessened or destroyed, and for
the good which being in hand, assured and
great, is being sacrificed to a spirit like
that which hurt France more than the
war with Germany, and by methods
which unquelled make Republican gov
ernment farce.
LITTLE SYMPATHY FOR THE RAILROADS.
memphis !ApPeal)
The merchants of the country owe but
little sympathy to the great railroad cor
porations now wrestling with the poor
laboring men, rendered desperate by their
necessities, their abject poverty and the
cries of their starving children for bread. |
When they recall the frequent fuctua-
tions in freights, the delays and want of |
they will not be apt to
shed many tears over losses that are the
legitimate fruits of bad management |
and a domineering spirit of ownership |
which asserts itself as the men who
labor for them, as in the case
Of Vanderbilt's tiny" laborers.
Mobile Regst- ~
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Are caused by an impure state of the blood cleanse
the blood thoroughly with Aliens Sf1'en0fH-
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
REPORT.
u. Franchise Beard.

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to silver Hill. . IS. . %. 7S
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100 American ylat. iss
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80 Andes. I 10. I ~. IN
80 Wells Fargo. DC
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ASSESSMENTS

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sry al.
Hoe seases-3s cents yer share; i-yied De
eember 18Th; delinquent JshnArv i9th; .sis
day, February i2th.
Wseivtlie-ti per share; levied Decsmbei
:oth: delinquent January aist. sale day
February sth.
B~eieser-a per share; levied Deeemh,r
iith d~elinqaent January 18th sale DAY
Ilay ward Consolidated rs cents per
share; levied Dec.mber 18th Delinquent
January iIth ,ais day. February tn.
Del Rey-s cents Per share: ievisd Deeem'
Der 18Th delinquent January sist; sale
day. March 81.
Aita-t2 per share: levied December 18Th
delinquent January nth; sale dag. February
ith.
Hale. q Nerere.s- 81 par share; lss,.d De.
esmb-r ism: delinquent January tTth. sac
day. February sth.
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cembsr nth; delinquent January sai: saie
day. februsryilth.
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shArt: levied November 18th: delinquent
January 10Th: sale day February ith.
silver lIiii-si per share share levied De
ceinber 9TH; deioquent January yin; sale
hays sshes'J S"-
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9TH; delinquent January 9th; sale day.
January 5th.
babtse-i5 cents per share; lsvisd Deeember
ia; delinquent January 9TH; sale day.
January 18Th.
liartfsra-2 cents per share: ievied Nosem-
b.r 9th; d.l.nqusnt January 81: sale day.
Jsn1siy f7i.
S,row. Hrsias Ravtse = 10 cent. per
shsrc; levied November atth dslinquent
December s9th: sal, dag. January 10th.
Tslo-i3 esats par share; levied November
l2th; delinquent Deeemb,r 18th; sale day
January 9Th.
Day TONS cents per shsrc; levied November
0tii: delinquent Dccember 18th; sale day.
January 9TH.
savage-Si per share : levied November ih .
~delinqasai December nth sale day. De-
eenbsr 5ist.
Au.ies-2s cents per share: levied November
s,h delinquent Desember 18Th; sale day.
Jannary oil.
OvevsnAa-t Is pee -hsr-. levied November
81, d~.,iiquent December sth; sAls day.
December ssh.
yltus-i0 cents yer -hs-e: levied October sist;
delinquent D-eembsr 9TH; sals day. Deeetn-
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Departures Mssa.y Eve.i.s.

"GooD BY. C~uAHLrY."- Charles J..
Currier. who has lived in this community
for tho past two years. left for San Fran
ciseo Last Monday evening. A farewell
dinner Was given him by anumber Of his
friends, the day before his departure.
Charley has . great many friends ON the
Comstcck Who will b. glad TO know Of his
success in life.
TuE LucKY MAS.-Thai jolly looking
man whom YOU saw walking up Main
.treet this morning took his Christmas
dinner at tho vesey House yesterday:
The layout xas extensive. substantial and
first-elAss.'
Jous A. KELLEY fell down the stairs oil
the Hall Of the Exempt firemen In VIZ
ripia City last Monday evening a. .
S'clock, breaking both bones of his LETT
arm.
CHARLEY KLEurrEn. formerly q u
tractor but now superintendent Of a gravel
el.im i'm Caiifornis. returned to tho CON-
stock yesterday morning.
Cuurs. BArrxxxAS has come from CALI
forui. for the purposs Of spending mo
bolidays. He seems 70 grow an inen
Or two every day.
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surrnIonrrr OF Tnr EsoLrsH LAx.

SUPERIORITY OF TnR ESoLrsH Ian
ouAoE.-Two Germans were quarrelipg In
Gold Hill last evening. One became very
much excited and exhausted the German
vocabulary Of abuse. He stopped. and for
a time seemed at Q loss a. 10 tho proper
course to pursue. Suddenly lao burst out
with an elegant string Of English oaths.
II was easily seen that he was greatly re-
lieved. aud as his opponent walked away
he remarked to q friend 81 suppose !
talk dot Englssh purity goot mine-selluh.'
After all there Is nothing like cur own
language for heavy swearing.
INPRovExESrs.-A porch Is being con-
structed on the east side Of the Piper cor
nsr, Virginia. This entire building will
hereafter be known In connection with
senator Pipcr's opera house. II has been
boarded up all around, TO make u uniform
in appearance with the main building.
-CoSrrcrIoSERY ORSAMESrs.-Ths show
window Of tho City Bakery. Virginia. A.
tractel moro attention yesterday than any
other object. 1t WAS decorated In . style
never before equAled on the Comstock.
Fitzmeier 4 Armbrust know how TO get
up such things. when they turn themselves
looso.. ..t.a
THE PRIDE ~ NKvApA.-Joc Darnsrt's
clothing store In Virginia City was re-
opened last Monday. "The Pride Of Ne.
yada" will continue to be . f~svorits o..
t%ablishment. Fine goods at reasonable
prices 10 and ever has been Joe's motto.
AT National Guard Hall, Virginia City.
the opera Of "n Trovatore" will Be given
this evening by the Richings-Bsrnard.
Do Murska Combination.
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The north drift on the if5o level 10 stu
advancing. the face in favorable vein mat
ter. Tho southwest crosscut. on this level.
Is steadily advancing, the face also In 1ne
ledge matter. The north and south drifts.
on tho 1900 level, are steadily advancing,
the face Of both in soft vein matter.
Leviathan
Sinking the incline below the 600 level
progresses well In good working ground.
No water TO interfere. The arrangements
| for hosting 10 lie done hereafter by the
main hosting engine OF tho surface works
are about completed and will DO put into
operation tomorrow or next day.
savage.
A bad brsakage Of the Y bob Of the
pump occurred last night. which will
make some little delay 10 lowering
the water for = DAY or two to come.
Cleaning out the south drift connecting
with the Hale 4 Norcross on the 1000
level is making steady progress.
sutro Tuuusi.
Heavier streaks Of quarts have been met
with during the past week. some Of which
give low assays. The ledge porphyry Ia .
little softer and good regular advancement
10 made. Total length Of the tunnel to
date. 1858 feet.
Chollar. Potosi.
The east drift on the 1900 level 10 max.
ing COED progress. tho face In soft por-
phyry. The west drift from the Combina-
ton shaft Is also making good headway.
Sinking the Combination shaft Is going
vigorously forward.
sierra Nevada.
Sinking the largo double winzo below
the 100 level Is making the best Of pro-
gress. Sinking the winEo noar the north
line TO connect the 1880 and 1850 levels Is
also going rapidly forward. Otherwise no
important changes.
The new machinery 10 running splendid.
~. and sinking the main shaft is being
pushed vigorously forward. The west
drift 10 cut tho ledge on tho 1850 level Ii
also making good hsadway.
Caledonia.
The north drift aud crosscuts on tho
1000 level arc being pushed cnergetically
forward with highly encouraging pros
poets. Everything In and about the mine
10 working finely.
Trojan.
The ore breasts and Slopes Of the $50
and $40 levels continue their regular orc
yield of 81 tons o day. and can be made TO
do much better than that with more extern
sivo milling facilities.
succor.
Tho faoe Of tho drift on the 900 level
continues in very promising vein matter.
and tho sinking of the shaft below that
level goes steadily ahead.
south Comstock.
The face VI the main drift east on the
600 level Is In the hard wall strata Of the
vein, and more quartz coming in indicates
that tho vein is not far oil.
New York.
Tho pump handles the wator very we'll.
and fair progress Is being made In sinking
the shaft. Tho fAco Of the west drift con-
tinues in favorable vein matter.
Ward.
Sinking tho shaft IL being pushed rapid.
ly ahead. tho bottom In very favorable
ground. Tho dow Of water IL light aud
gives no trouble whatever.
white Lend.
Tunnel driving ahead as usual. rock
working fsvorably. aud tho indications
arc favorable for cutting the ledge at an
early day.