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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-13
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Eurska Rspubioan says: II APP
pears that Eurska had . delegate In the
late Union Pacific train robbsry. A let
ter received In this city this morning
states that E. p. Raines, who was killed
with his comrads, Tip Orndorff. In Kan
sas by pursuing detectives about ten
days ago. was q whilom Eurekan, .
butcher by occupation and well known
throughout the State. His "pard."
0rndcrff. hailed from Virginia City and
was equally well known. They are laid
away for the Judgment day under the
green sod Of Kansas. and II any OF their
intimate friends would like to moistsn
thsir graves with tears they q ind
the exact location OF their burial BY cd.
dressing the Union Pacific detectives ut
Omaha.
Postmaster Wilson Of Eureka II In
receipt Of . letter from Frank Hall. re-
siding at Dunnigan, Yolo county. Cali.
fomia. making inquiry for the where
abouts Of Coleman w. Hall. who. when
last heard from in 1863. was q resident
Of Eureka district. The missing man Ii
Of medium hight and has sandy whis-
ksrs and brown eyes. Any one know.
ing anything concerning him will confer
q favor by addressing Frank Hall a.
above.
The heavy clouds gathered yesterday
about shutdown. apparently frsightsd
with the water fall for which We have
been so long longing. But the bstok.
ening amounted TO nothing save q few
scattering drops which would have dis
graced o second rate watering.cart. With
the rising Of the moon III Is moonlight
now). the clouds faded away. and a.
usual we are dry.-Carson APpsai.-Go
and take q drink. Harry. and you won't
Be- 30 dry.
A correspondent Of the Belmont
Courier from Tybo speaks very sncour-
agingly Of TYPOS outlook. He says: Al
present the smelling works are not run
ming but the furnaces will start on or
before the irst proximo. Charcoal IL
being received daily. and improvements
are being made constantly in and around
the mines.
The Richmond Company are con.
structing in their refinery q double msdi-
flying procsss. with two melting pots
instead Of one. the works formerly in
use. This will double the capacity oil
this portion Of the refinery without In.
crsasing the expense Of running II, an
important item with this great insti'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-13

The Republicans Of France SPEAK
boldly their opinions in the Paris news
papers about MacMahon's recent proc
laaSiion. II. John Lenoinns. in the
Journal des Dseats. in . nov celebrated
article. says: "Aftss so much bleed
and 10 many tears have been shed over
France over the whole world. after %
many generations Rave died In anguish
TO make US free. h.'s tssy are trying to
drag N bsel TO thu safrseks. No. never
did . Bourbon or Napoleon speak to
rs In this 81 ain. II IL he old times re-
psstsd--po ~ you vii. say what you
llks. ! an not sOing TO quit Just 90.
Louis XVI. world not qgit. nor would
Napolscr l.. nsr charlss Y. nor
Lsuis Phahpps, nor Napoleon the Last.
They wouisno, quk. but hey have gone
FOR an thst." Edmond About. in The
Ei,sssrh c,a.sy. says; IN. do Mac
Nsbon tells us he will neither submit
nor rsxgn. We know soms n else
Who viii not rssisa-s aud that /, uni
,srssl suffrage. lie tells u he will
govern vib the support Il the Senate.
Lei hiui. We shall b. curious 70 see
wfsthsr France pays II two millisrd.
ard q bali Of taxes vote by the Senate
uJons IN dsaane: Of tie Constitution
and law. whsisyer the Marshal
nay decide when the ecantry shall have
oken-~hsshsr h lows before uni.
srsal suffAss or opsnly revolts against
9s-ou hoics il made stwssn the arbi-
Ary powsa Of q ma and the rights
q thirty-siy millions G, men. France
= the property Of frspe ,msn."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-13
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

t.x.u rna.x-.
tne loc.ufs sss W. sonn ~ s IN
r;.h, T. ~. W.st W.rdsii pL;iIins
g.. Si,ha,to conansd nj. I~ectn,ss Almost
=. NJ Fn,isnJ Int Ma wear hs viii
Wasssrr t,;a Ne =TJ,srmor.
w. i..,rrr. AZ. ..aa."on
~ u ~ .-S"-s;.ssn" - : 49,
On IL "c.m;ns Wsa /. amaaa A..
ON ~ 49, $780,. q. T.u.n
cay S,%m pa.,.n iii. IN
'Sr p.. a..
aoos. mn.s psm ,'sy Wv
IS.y' Nm p'Tr ~
East IN Decsm1sl. sAihes ,S,as
ms nu"t T rns .a. N,ui.e,.
- ...sor a. .. rIs,sorm Gonsh,.
nonnis,;tv holds ont wondsrfuily' and
Ia 10 f.r moro sne.csmsnts than he
can AM. His new lecture will be on the
reform movements Of the day. Josh BIZ.
limos viII Give his Lectures "a usnal
coino ss "a, "a Tsxas' Ths Rsv Rob-
~ roiIv.r h.s oht.irad two
49, ~ sh.snc. S,om Ito cSr,ch sr5
Iii, .n.nS = ,;r,. In iso,rs;na ~ NJ
Enel.nd' Win CARLSON viii nrobsblv
90 Ess. In Nov.mber'
IT.. IL. :, a.. n, w,u,.u
q. M. Cu. n."L,,..
.m"n. = p,h,.S tr.,. L.rnr
sa"na a., IL hsS nscIaa ~ a. n
ss"si.... =. ,arr :. ~ no.s;s.
.aa ..na,. ~ i..s ssa.s.s.as ~
him Shs obssr,.d that ,bs isnousee
vss .~tssc,ionsts. and that the haps.wri.
,;rs "a ,hst of si.tsr MsDonsld an
Active msmbsr Of her husbsud's church.
A few hours later Sister Mcdonald called.
Sister Brooks, with the fury Of q tigress,
shook the intercepted letters In her face,
and accused her Of trying to ALLEVIATE the
affections OF her husband. Sister Nc
Donald denied the authorship OF the let.
tors. bat the wife seized a cowhids
which she had procured Tor the purpose
sna Ia,u II on me snouiusr, anu AIms OF
sis,s, sloDoaaia WIN M sn VIZ .y'0 80.
oouia nna aanu;..m"n
.;sh Us,Ssnrs "nS .hs ,or,h, hocl ~;,I,
8st, and 8nuer nails, II vas a desper-
ats combat. spdine In a victory for the
wife,
NJ. a,.a.,or.,s u.uorv w,,i comnsra
with MAcaulay's. Addressing the stu.
dents of the Havarden Grammar School
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-13
WHAT HE KNOWS ABOUT SPIRITS.


Deacon Parkinson OF tho Carson
Tri5uns tells in his paper Of yesterday
What he knows and believes about the
future state. He comes out square
footed and declares that be kzsors that
the spirits OF the dead return to earth
and communicate with their old friends
and aequaintanees. Says he:
"Our individual experience causes the
belief that spirit can commune with spirit
when thousands Of miles distant. and that
they cen bs seen In form a. palpablc a.
those Who walk on earth. To tell in print
what We do know concerning the visitation
Of spirits Of departed friends might sub
iec. us to tho charge Of partial insanity,
or worse.
'' This world Of ours 10 yet In ia infancy,
and when cycles upon cycles OF years roll
away. those Of us who low see through
. glass darkly' will know what the millen-
ium spoken Of in the scriptures means"
This seeing through glasses darkly"
too frequently ia what's the matter.
Father McGath got an attack Of the
ghosts . week OF two ago. seeing az
many a. atty Of them Of . night, yet
there we're people ~ uncharitabls a. to
say II was only the il IN jams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-13

GEonoE STEPHENSON, magnificent en-
ginssr and good man, is to have his
memory honorsd at Chesterfield BY the
erection Of . great hall. the foundation
stone OF which Is to BE- laid by the Mar
quis Of Harrington. The hall will cost
about 100000. and 10 to b used for
purposes Of higher education. special
arrangements having been made for
science and art teaching.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-13

SENATOR Monros is constantly anI.
ious TO hear the latest news. seeming
deeply interested. 1t is said. in nearly
everything in the newspapers EXCEPT
baseball itemss lie listened intently to
the reading Of Senator Conkling's
speech. He Is determined to see every.
thing which the newspapers say abou.
himself. He likes to see callers. and
questions them As to their opinions re-
gsrding his condition. He Lies in a
reclining chair. and takes only beef tea.
chicken broth and grapes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-13

TEN years ago the wife Of the Rev.
Mr.. Lsgestt, Of Goshen, Mas, lost a
trunk at the railroad depot at Andover.
Mas. where she was then attending
school. Recently. Mrs. Lsgsett re-
eeivsd the trunk from Andovsr. whore
IL bad BEEN found in the school attic.
Upon opening the trunk. It's contents
we're found undisturbed svsn some
money In q Bible was untouched. The
old.fashioued dresses and bonnets call
out great laughter from those that see
than.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-13

wnkr the Emperor OF Russia has for
breakfast in camp Caviars. sxiss
cheese. sardinss. raw herring and thtes
kinds Of vodka ; then soup and roaAt.
and black coffee or tea. His majesty
appear to have q substantial appstitsA
long may he live 70 enjoy IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-13
.coNrrNrMrNr ALL sosn.

CONFINEMENT ALL BosH.
On our frat page to-day We print q
very beautiful and very touching little
bi. Of verse. the main object whereof 10
20 incuicats the principle that man.
however humble his vocation. Or. how
ever scsnty his worldly means. should
Be eontentsd with his lot. This notion
OF /" contsntnsnt" has been the fruitful
thsms Of moralists and s~snssionalisis
in all ages. Il 10 Numbered ut ~ nom
the pulpit. dinnsd into eur sars from
the rostrum. and forced upon ~ In the
columns Of magazines and nswspapsn'
by ~sssayis,s. poets and verss-nsksrs,
until We are becoming positively sick
and weary Of the continual pratins
which . nothing. Bssehsr would
have every man eontsnt-e1cspt him.
seli-with . psrpstsd diet Of bread and
water. The poet contrasts in glowing
lines the misery Of wealth and the
happiness Of poverty. The young lady
in our schools hings tossthsr . nass oil
words which she calls . composition"
or IL abe Be very ~hish-tonsd. an ''sssay."
and ali devoted to prove that content
man, \. AZ. one cr... blessing which
can a..o.nd unsu mauiina.
An mi. 4. ,hs ,sst Variable bosh.
ana I, !. .hou, time tina, the world be-
can a. ,s.li,. N. fact. Had Horace
Creole, been content To dig potatoes
and no. orn the New York Tr1xe
would MAYER have been established. and
the world would never have heard svsn
hi. name. much lsp have been bsns-
a,ss and improved By his labor. Had
Iinooln bssn content 70 spend his life
In splitting rails, he would never have
become President Of the United States.
and the county you'd have lost n Of
In most glorious heroes. True. some
othsr might have arisen to take his
pl.os. but never II that other had been
cou,en, to exist % he came into the
world. making q bare Subsistence by the
primitive means which nature gave him.
The theory Of eontsntmsnt. indeed. II
carried back and applied to past sgss'
would have prscludsd al CIVILIZATION
and left tbs world to-day in the sane
state Of barbaric simplicity In which the
first man originally found 1t.
The dog 10 content to eat. drink and
sleep, because be 10 . dog. The divid-
ing line between man and the brute. Ia
that man possesses reason. Reason
argues from aus TO effect. It shows
how the es,dition Of mankind may DO
improved. and this bsgsts the ambition
to improve il. Take away this ambi'
ton. and you lover the human to the
level Of the brute family. And yet II Ii
only by annihilating ambition and blot
ting out reason that you can make man
content" The meaning OF content
mont. then. 10 the stopping Of oil the
wheels Of progress. Preachers should
xsmsmhAs-~hsn they deliver their hon.
iliss on that subject. that but for mans
aspirations for soms,hisg higher and
better than he nov Possesses. the clsri-
cai business would DO gone ; and orators
and schoolgirls should not forget that
10 contentmsnt had ruled the world.
they would now BE- in the condition Of
c~ontsnted savagss. instead OF little lower
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-13

Andreas Mateo, the Indian who was
recently convicted at Napa Of murder In
the first degree. for killing a man near
st. Helena In June last. Is sentenced to
be hanged on the 30th Of November.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-13

Tue hog Is not usually CHASED among
the affectionats animals. There 10 one
instance Of his display Of this quality.
however. to record in his behalf. Henry
Turner. age nine. died in Maysville.
Kentucky, last week. and was buried at
0rsugsburg. some ssven miles distant.
When the funeral procession left Mays
vile. . small hog. which the child had
fed and psttsd. got behind the hearse.
and. despite repeated efforts to drive 1t
back. followed the procession all the
way to the burying ground. There it
attempted to enter the ground, but a
fence prevented it doing 30.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-13
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

EoURsTRlANsHfP.-0n ladies' Tourss:
ment for the most accomplished and grscemi
lady ridsrs, Friday. October 10, at - o'elock r.;
Tho Society oierS four prsminms, wn,en VIII
consist a. The Boeisty's silver plate, valued re-
spectively Al 500, $40, $40 and 20.
SPECIAL PRRAIUMs.-LAdy's hat, value
s75, qtft Of Aisaro Evans; standard edition Of
poems, GIN Of 4. y. Jamison.
The isdy who 10 sdiudged hrst shall have her
cboIos on ali premiums oferedt the second
adv shsIl have second ehnice, and % on. It's
eTnectsd that other special premiums viii b
sdded 70 this list By private contribution.
Mona but ladies Of the highest rsspectability
Siii he allowed TO compete for prizes. Ladies'
vishina 10 compete for prises viii please send
nanss 70 secrstssy. indorsed BY Two msmosfs
Of the eociety.
yAxxs h. BoRLAxD. Secretary.
Reno. Nevada.
q. o. BArrEasfAN. Srsidsns. ssissd
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SPEED PROGRAMME.
First Day-Monday, October Is.

u.r or.vp vu.u.-.s-t
ulree.year Old nili-s. Society, TO sdd an amount
equal 70 entrance: Da.h OF one and . hal
miles; Entrance, go. Any nlly that mas pfe-
.,oss,y wo an ~, has' .nns noo easry nse pounas
pound: extra; any ally iha. ha, Son thrse
Ia.es,.eh pounas sA"s' oeoona my sA''
'n"snoo'
q rvvIn. MAJ, ,,.n. .,s
ousTter mile.. fres for sii. Rntr,es 10 eio.e
sspIs%Ie, ~e,gns ,nnSqpcea ssp s,m ~
1890 ~ aa,s ~; "a,
,sosonrs" s% any III, y a &c sssa S Sn.; oc'e'' osa'
All iors.s y Nevada .pa g c.I GSs m, a., t, u t lSs
siefrs sevaas. Ea'fsnce, ,ns soH,s.y 70
saa 10y: seeond horse TO save entrance
4. RUNNINa.-D.h Of two miles. free for
so,,.,t ssc:rd Sorsa avs cot,.nc.
weights 10 rule.
T6rre or more nominations will be reouirrd
70 ~ ,ne Aoo,e shnes. ISe socis,y ~
mi iii Ss r%espoe.IbIe for none. IA no case
Iii M. s,eIs,r .Ivs ssssd man., withon, .
becohu Day--Iucsuhy' I've
roorrtra p,r. ssoo, .,... ,.n.
~. ha.,. th.se h sya ~ n s1re.. -. n, III
bnrses in Nsvsda and csiifornis rs,t Of he
sisr,s Me'sda' fi"'' ss'oi 'eoond' 'i'o'
NV. s.i,h IN. ,o,,ov,,r .r,,o.. M n
1871, W. ,ss m, saav M;
su.san. ~. itnna. f.,a Sn,ss. + N,cho,,
n.mss INN. N. n isi, nsmes -
husgins; j.. wilson names .. b. Nevada.
r,or-,vo ma. ocn. .,... ..,,
u,t !. r h.s,. ,h,se IN Srs' T. n s.,,. en- ~
mi'e ses.s; snnrn . "a n,e 60 IT, an. IN WI
,n,,d nav -wsdns.d,v. oetob.r ~.
!. ~ 49, syVs " m ma n sha
Second. 600; third. tioc.
Q. hUNNIN0...Purse. $tOi one mile and
irsRes'i ne TOT ALL fhst s''o' seeono' si"i
.u.,.,
=. huNNiNe;, fuise, t.0i aAsn Q, =
nue. ~ iorAh' r"'' si"' "0onu' s'''
y..,,s n.v-nn..a.v o.,o,.. ~
-.
10. raoTTiNo Purse $1,000; mile heats.
two In three, 70 harness fr,o for All tnrce,yesr.
olds IN hssaoa az ValIotnis go :, snc ' .,nn.
son,,h am
S,ss.t Nth ths so,,oviny eptr,es. l.. N.
p,."s n.m.s :. I. Iiilis n; T.. n. Pox Names
H. othsilo. r. ~ Norcro.s names =. r.
ped,e. A X. Ismb m :. I. Tom Pox: IA,
aiess,m nsm.s : r. Cslifornis.
"0~
n, TRorTNG.-Pure, $500 ciass. free fer
ssootsssond. SacO. third. 500. Entrsst 70 closc
ScsobSr an.
Yiflh Day-FFfday. October 10.
n. RUNNING. Purse. ssoo, two miles and
repeat |; free for all. First. $500; seccnd. t9oo;
~
Is. RUNNfNG.-Purse 500; mile and 10
peal ; free for all horses In nevada and Callfor.
mia east tf the sierra Nevada. First. $50;
second, $50; third. 500.
IL. TROTTlN0.-Purse. 500; double team.
Closed without required entries. Money to
b Offered In another class.
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IN MEMoRlAM.
To she Nesls Grasd. Vice Grand,
Onicsrs asd Members Of Parker
Lodge, No. ~, ]. .. o. F.t

To she Noble Grand, Wee Grand,
Onicsrs asd Members Of Parker
Lodge, No. ~, ]. o. o.. F.i
eyIRs AND BROrHKRs-YoUR COMMIT.
- toe appointed 10 dram resolutions Of respect
to the memory Of our iats brother. GEORGE
HAUCK, who died ct sacramsnto, califofnia,
september Is. 1871. respectfully submit The
following:
wHRREAs, II has pleased an All w,ss
Providence 10 remove nom our midst our BE-
loved brother, George Hsuck, 10 the 0raad
Lodge above therefore be 10
REsoLvlp. That By the death Of Brother
George ifAuck this Lodge has lost . worthy and
Eeslous member. the Community On upright
and honest citizen and while vs bow In sub
mission TO the will Of God, We cannot refrain
from expressing our sorrow for the loss We
have sustained, and extending oar tendsrcst
ympathies 10 his bereavod brothsrs and SIS
tsrs.
RrseLyKp, That In respect to the memory Of
our deceased brother. the Charter OF our Lodge
be draped 10 mourning and the msmbers wear
the usual badge for thirty days.
RKsoLvEp. That this preamble and these
resolutions DO spread upon The minutes OF the
Lodge, and the Secretary Be- requested 70 pre-
sent or forward Q COPY 70 the relatives OF late
70 be published In the Gold Hin DAILY NEWS.
J. d. MARSHALL,
JAMES LAN0AN,
q. HAUD,
oeisst o,muittss.
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The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
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ALEXANDRIA THEATER.
N MEEK ONLY,
Commencing Monday, october stA.
THE FAMOUS
NEW ORLEANS MINSTRELS
Brass Band twenty Performers.
vEvRRYrnrNo NEW. Popular prices.
FOR SALE.
~vERANDAH HOUSE
Main street, Lower Geld NH.
THIS WE'LL KNOWN AND POPULAR ~
i Hotel 10 offered for sale on sasy terms
for cash or approved security. ~
BslnQ situated opposite the Petaluma and
Sapphire mills, the location 10 most siigtble
ore, and the house 10 doing an eicsiisn' pusi'
r., u,,., .. Z, ,,,.,,a throughout. D....., ",
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TIL. perfect, and possession given =. soon
ess -. :. ...s
90. uo., ssuruA,
INSURANCE COMPANY
100000.
@zoV'Voo w
s'e' o'su''
A anon O il the best security for
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Insur. your property in hnown aud response
bic companies and WIN pe'h''sA' '"
j. A. BRUMbEf, 6enI Agent,
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-
BILLY "''A M '''''''''''
THE BIGGEST THING ON WHEELS.
-
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r IBKRAL SPECIAL PREMIUMS FOR ALL
j. worthy articles exhibited, not mentioned 10
schedule. The Society will give, In addition TO
the premiums named, q gold medal 10 the most
mshtorious exhibition In each department.
The SocIetyis silver medal will be the award Of
highest merit. All premiums over nye dollars
may. IN the discretion Of the board Of Trustees,
DO paid In the Society's piats. manufactured
srpressl, for the purpose.
Gazette Gold Medal-valuc, 800.
RENO. August %. 1871.
JAMIs II. BoRtAND, Secretary: Pleaae odsr
Q gold medsl-value. tioo-from tbs Eteniay
GdeSffs. for the best and largest exhibit In any
department Of your Fourth Annual Fair.
JOHN y. ALEXANDER.
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.
All freight will be shipped 10 and from the
Fair. over the Virginia and Truckce Railroad,
free Of charge.
The Central Pacific will transport articles fer
exhibition. within the STATE. tree u charge;
st hslf rates from other States.
, 1877-12-09

-e~sGcn1SCE TO DUY = USEFUL ARTICLE
4 tha FOR A
II HOLIDAY PRESENT.
B1FGAlNS IL FUKSlTURE.
-x5,r 1r recent purchases adled to our stock some
a.st I'll adatted 10 the holiday trade. invite at
M:.fna M:fflss Of purchase so the prless adjolned:
stc,up st1ca,wp.ehs:rs ., Sig, 8; 20 sa s. 81 $3.50.
ffia.s1shhi'e-tnp tables at S. S7. Slu. SIS.
n,cnt rockers $40. SIS, sc. SIS.
ft- -rha1ts $40. SIS, S25> $50.
fEannres IN SID, SIS. so SIS.
hoaffrr. cases s.5 S.Su $3j.--
p3t7aae fi}D PIECES AT LOW PRICES.
0DD PIECES At LOW PRICES.
rod sofx sl2, SIS, SO.
r-ncSiuc- -chair. Slu. ST.. SIT.
= maevhit- top incloscd xashstSnd. Sl2.
4 ~oycl- wire spring mattress 81 So
- .rTn chalr upholstered. s..
~ nrsinut centre-tabie s. 81
s.sinnt teds;end. Sd. So $40. SIG.
uiAeynEEDs T1;IID or UsEEEL ARTICLES s.
HtSon' 70 Buy FOL: HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
MAETIN. LII SIAIE.SI.
, 1877-10-29
&5t4tt 9tt0u1Dilo.

goGiset Gert8t. Tot9sa0e
Safe tameu 9eitcrn III oielen 8eri6te
5ur Ncr6anolun8:
Senrp Sob1Ion, far6i9, un9cfla9t OBJ
5i0tliD nit iejnem @ogen 9esen oas
4ferb nes &ui6 8urQes seiabren su iein;
Der Sal ipuroe oul beute perI6obfn.
S6omas $. &nrner, onpsfla9t 81 bon
M}rs, Nloyine 9eitoblen at 1aben; Der
SAT- murbe ouf beute DerI6oben.
Noibdn Gardner, on9eila9t cine Wor-
tin 9olS non ir9enO elmer unbefanutel
9erIop Qeitoblen su BADEN, tpnroe SIT 6
@tnnoen Sail uno 5 Sieben perirtbeilt.
Claiborne 3bomaa, on9eflagt wegen
Srunfenbeit uno 0oQabuuotrens, murbe
ouf 80 9aoe in Die Sail geionot.
96ilip 5roois, fcrbig, on9eflaat eine
portion Gi%fan5a6neiien bon Der Gbeios
peofe & O1io Giienbobn Gompn9nis
gdfobIen Su hoben, wmoc auf 5 Sngt
in bic Sail gafanbt.
Q6iQiom Smith, orgefloQt ben Senrr
Curtis an9eQYijien nnb gefNla9cn 81 6or
ben. lpuroe arf 10 Sage in Die Sail &C.
1anbt.
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fcn0elt. rnroe auf 10 Sage i'll Die Sail
9clan0t,
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Tettsn. incl. California Srespn nnb Ssras.
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rad allen 6aupt- gurtten ~
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%faln or, Oeer in Der Office Ger 6pmpaenis ertbetI..
Gpniplp H. Spmarc.
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w NJ. 9. Iunn,
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