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The Republican journal., 1877-03-15

Wards T,tal
John Is. Madlin ~, llq IL j., -, 5l5
Nathan r. houston IT, Isl IL, i 0~ COS
IIoostoa's majority, o..
AibFENFN.
Ward u j. ~ Cotren, Dem. w.s elected over
Andrew +, Clark, Rep Dy a majority; Ward z. Al
bert F.. Burgess, Rep. was elected over Henry s.
Parker, Dem. by l. majority. In Ward , there was
tie between williamson Dem. and Allen D. French
Rep. receiving 10 votes each In Ward no choice
candidates being Simon A, Payson, Dem. 10 votes
H. Il Maddocks and Eben Littlefield Reps. ~ and
Il votes respectively. In Ward : Frank p. Eamcs
DEM was elected over isaac II. sherman, Rep by
i majority.
con NciLhnS fIFCTED.
Ward J. H. ii. Carter and A. Ii. Pierce, Reps
Ward Z, W. ii. Han ana A. Il. Mathews, Reps
Ward !. A. II. z. Moore and O. &. White, Dem
Ward j. A A tllingwood ind Geo. W. White
Reps. Ward 3. Win>low / His ANA HAzan AIcheen,
D5us.
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SCHOOL FUND.
DISCOUNTS

Appropriation by City. $500.
Amount allowed on Taxes. 3,52056 ----
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Attention is called 10 the notice 0f the new boat
ana shoe store Of Critchelt Tranci5 III Ha Word
Block 1t j. tin, object Of this 1irm To keep first class
good ami tiiosr ac4uanted with the gentlemen
know that they viii fiji the bill he old and well
known lrn ct a. u. Chase !, Go. advertise 4 new
lot carpets. tive them 4 call. T. Beaman call
The attention OF farmers to his always reliable fer
tih1er, Bradley phosphate. . let, b. N Mansfield.
-fou ior sale on Hieh street, by i. ". Parker
Music taught BY Miss Elmo A. Rollins. Rooms 10
let hy Mr.. Haugh Sprnp street Sc. notice OF
steamer Richmond.
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CLERK ADAMS TO BE PREyENTED.-The
Clerk. nS the House of Rnnresenfatiuas iS

CLERK ADAMS TO BE PREyENTED.-The
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives is
now compiling the roll for the organization
OF the next House. 1t is ascertained that
in number OF districts contests OF such a
nature have been Instituted that neither the
Republican nor, Democratic candidate has
yet received his certificate Of election from
the Governor. In all such cases the name
OF neither is placed upon the roll; and as
the Republicans claim to have carried nearly
all Of these districts, and the questions in
yoiyed are principally technical ones, OF
course theresult Is to give to the Democrats
a larger majority than they otherwise would
have. 1t .is now reported that the roll as
made up by Clerk Adams will show the
Democratic majority to be about seventeen.
Leading Republican members OF the next
House now in Washington have held an
informal consultation upon the subject, the
object being to devise some means to pre-
vent any arbitrary OF unusual proceeding.
They are unanimously of the opinion that
TO refuse to place upon the list the name OF
any Republican whose certificate OF election
is forwarded to tho clerk would be arbitrary
and illegal, and measures will be taken to
make a protest against it OF such nature
as to be efective.-4Feto sYork Tribune.
And yet by stretch Of power . thousand
times worse the Republicans retained the
control Of Congress in 1886. Mr. .McPHERc
SON, the clerk. then left off the roll the
names of all the members from the South.
The Democratic clerk learned his lesson
from Republican clerk, but seems not to
have learned it thoroughly. II he had, he
would in the case Of every contested seat
put the uaneot the Democrat on his hist,
and omit that OF 4bhe. Republ icaD.
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WHEAT TIE PRESIDENT SAID TO GENERAL
GORDON AND Mr.. LAMAR.-The President
then expressed in earnest terms his desire
and purpose to bring about some satisfac-
tory solution as soon as possible. he said
that the difficulty had been at whitehead for
sixteen years. and it ought not to be consid-
cred any great delay il it. required sixteen
days to get through with it in a satisfactory
way. He expressed his belief that the pro-
bem was not so hard to solve as great
many persons supposed, but the number Of
offices now vacant in the United States Some
six hundred) which must be Immediately
filed by appointment, were now occupying
almost the entire attention Of himself and
the Cabinet, but just as soon as these ap-
pointments were made and the Senate had
adjourned he would at once take up the
southern question and solve it.
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The NEW JUsT1cE.-It is positively de-
tcrmined that no nomination will be sent to
the Senate during its present session to fill
the vacancy on the Supreme Bench caused
by the resignation OF Justice Davis. The
most influential recommendations from the
South for this position are said to be about
equally divided between Herschel V. john
son and ex-senator Joshua Hill, OF Georgia,
but it is as yet uncertain whether or not q
southern man will be chosen.- Washington
sDecint- Baltimore Anlericdn
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-. DEATHS.

, Died. at his residence, on the 18th instant, at 2
o'clock A. NJ, Mr.. LEONARD NJ. JUDE, IN the
ffty-seyenth year of his age. ...":
The funeral Will take place from his late residence
TODAY saturday at 2 O'Clock P. NJ. Friends and
acquantances are invited to attend.
Died, the 18th instant at his residence, In Flu
wanna ,countyi DR.. ROBERT GAIT, late surgeon
Army Of Northern Virginia, In the forty-arst year
of his age. ~. ..'0.' ...5'- -s.
His friends are requested to attend his funeral
from St. Panl's church SUNDAY, 18th instant, at
@ o'clock A, Nj.
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! TTnBted states. and left washing ton bent On
s,,eati,,s srl aLEf ArTsssws ios Che ssaate
II snccessor te gnaRAAA md sesnrin \ sila1
position fos himself, ne haa only { asW
,,ogsifieasIons Cor hlss PAINS. He only MINI
s ii met defeat, and ttereioro is doomed, to
retirement. II was unreasonable In TAFT
10 expect. 10 be put I'm o, higher position
than that sfornshich he showed himself ut
terly incompetent. IN the ways OF retribu-
tive Justice this especial fretribution Is ex-
nelly iI1st. 'i:','1 "s,2
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Communicated 2 - :" Z I e. : :
The Governor.

The gubernatorial question is looming
nm: for orr people never become tired Of
politics. Daniel Of Lynchburg, Holiday
OF Winchester, and Malone OF Petersburg,
are nil mentioned promin emily. 1t will
give us infinite pleasure to have Major
Daniel the nominee Of the party, which
will, of course, be equivalent to an cleo
ton. He is immensely popular throughout
the State, and NO man is Wortbier OF the
peoples appreciation than he; While we
M;liesh politics. on the country Just now,
i've do not mind saying, in conclusion, that
the Gazette will stand earnestly for Daniel,
first LAST, and all the time.TG ord orsss4e
Gazette. 1,et.. i ,tiss '-rr
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0mca-Euntinp.

We would not cnnsure any southern man
for accepting Federal position that might
be offered him in the spirit of Cancellation
that has been avowed by the President.
Certainly no ungraceful surliness should be
manifested by any man when he is offered q
position in which he may help to remove the
expressions Of the people and relieve them
from things distasteful and offensive. But
we certainly do not admire anything like an
ofice-seeking pressure brought to bear upon
the Administration by southern people who
have been Conservatives, and have no pecu-
liar claims upon the consideration Of Mr..
HAYES. They do not thus elicit the appro-
baton OF their fellow-citizens, and they but
help to block the way to Cancellation. 1t
must be unpleasant to the Administration,
and tend to confusion in the conciliatory
policy to have shower Of applications from
the Conservative party Of the South at this
time. It will not be difficult for Mr.. HAYES
to find out the proper men, il he really de-
sires to have such, and his way will not have
much light thrown upon 1t by crowds.
We don't want to offend anybody. We
know how anxious people are to serve their
country, and how agreeable it is to all men
to serve their country and themselves at the
same time. That is happy. But only we
think it may be a sort OF reflection on the
South should the number OF applicants be
too large. 1t doesn't matter so much when
mans act falls alone upon himself; but
we would rather not see too much OF Office
seeking just now, when we know that the
people who stay at home may suffer some
what in public reputation through the sup
posed representative character OF those who
go to Washington. ..ss
We have no idea that Mr.. HAYES means to
70 any furtherin giving Office to southern
Conservatives than he may deem necessary
to cary out bis policy and to confer office
upon true citizens OF the South, and not
upon imported men, who seek to live by
plumber.
The observance Of proper deccrlim in
the South would help along the Cancellation.
It is not wise to assume too much. We
don't know yet what Dir. HAYES will do.
We should believe what We know, and hope
for continuation Of good dispositions.
That Is all. & 81
~
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spEcIAL NeTICEs.
g NEW OPENING
-fyr4rN BRtUHERs,:

S5e5, lat
NE: ~ COHEN BROTHERS:
gperial lines OF BL ACK AID CoLoRED SILKS;
40 pieces Of BLACK SILKS, recently received. are
-. now offered at retail for less than Importers
COST;
Also, o variety OF COLORED and FANCY sILhS;
Special lines Of 800 pteces Of HAMBURGER EN-
u BROIbERY-the greater part OF their own I'M
portation-frem &c. to sl.25 per yard, including
come Of the finest patterns ever produced;
BLACK ALPACAS at the latest reductlons'
BLACK ALPACA at 22izc. reduced from 3oc., a.
25, 80, 35c. up to the finest grades, all reduced:
signs and styles;
42-inch ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMEhE I"
&c.;
BLACK CASHMERE reduced from sl.55 to 81
10 pieces Of best FRENCH BoMBAZINEs at
sl.o5 per yard-heretofore sold at sl.60;
Various other MOURNING GOODS;
$500 pairs KID GLOVES. in all sizes and coiors,
at 75c. pair-the best Glove In the city below
$1.25 pair;
go dozen LADIES' HEMsTITCHEB HANDKER-
CHIEFS at s1.25 dozen; q dozen st 10 per
dozen worth fully 54.75;
A lnrge stock of DOILIEs, NAPKINS, and IA
BLE-LINEN;
Also, large stock OF TOWELs-see their Pure
Linen Danask Towels at So per dozen, also their
9-S Huckaback at 1885 per dozen;
20 pieces Of PURE LINEN LAWNS below market
value; -l r. - ;-.I1
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINEN, in remnants, at
32c. per yard-fne quality tthe same nanufac-
turers) at 50c.; 9. - -.ea
A large stock OF WHITE GOODS Of every descrip-
-, ton; s-,.: a..t .r. -.
SO rolls of WHITE and COLORED MATING.
Also FLOOR OIL-CLOTHs, from 80 to 6oc. per
yard, In the various widths; ...t s...
BRIDAL, HONEY COMB, CROCHET, and all other
WHITE QUILTS; .r..-. .... ..-
40 MARSEILLES QUILTS at 1915 reduced from
81; ... --.-..... .....
The PARIS DOUBLE QUILTS at $4.5o-hereto-
fore sold at $3.50.
Every variety of NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS,
including all the latest novelties, at
--t -t COHEN BROTHERS,
'mh17 corner Fourth and Broad streets.
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ny- FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS:
BUFFALO LITIIIA WATER at, $3.50 case;
HJ,SYADI JANOS BITTER WATER, Hun
garian;
pULLNA BITTER WATER. Bohemian:
FREIDRICKSHALL BITTER WATER;
CARLSBAD WATER (Sprudel spring.;
yICHY WATER;
Settlers WATER, Nassau:
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
HAWTHORN SPRING WATER. Saratoga;
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER,
ALLEGHANY WATER, &C., &C..
by the bottle or in original packages, on the best
terms at ,-,,,. ,,-.u,..-o
mb7 919 Main street.
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CHRsArHARE AND Ono RA1LnoAD.-The
Charleston Kana,oha Gazette OF Wednesday

SayS. 90 Ig1-1Ts1 y .'TTFI. ',T--3 =
Before another Legislature meets it is ex-
pected that, under lts plan OF reorganlz,a,,,
ton, the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Will
have It's western connections far on the way
Of. completion. r. This will place Charleston
Immediately on what Is destined to be one
of thA east and west trunk lines OF railroad.
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~ TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
(corner of Broad and Twentieth streets).-Rev. W.
L. JUDKINs, pastor, will preach at IL A. NJ. and
quarter to P. Dr.. Sermon at night, fourth sermon
Of the series to young men. ., #
Young mems prayer-mceting at 81 O'Clock.
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b TIE speech Of Governor MATHEWS, Of
West Virginia, upon his Inauguration, was
very proper and felicitous. In the rapid
a,lusion he made 10. national affairs, he APP
proves Of the Electoral Commission under
TIE circumstances, and expressed bis view
OF tie binding nature OF its decision and
the oh]IgatioD 0f Congress to respect IL,
however distastefnl 1t might be. 81.
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ne CLAY.STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner of Clay and Adams streets}-
The pastor, Rev. p. A. PETERSON, will preach
TOMORROW At IL o'clock A. III, and at TX P. n.
Subject for the morning: s The Resurrection
Body; for the evening: 1.-THE Coming Great
Day." Seats free.
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n5g- REV. HENRY MCDONALD will
preach the aunual sermon for the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Clay-Street Baptist mission corner Of
Clay and Graham streets) on SUNDAY at 4 O'Clock
% ,s.fN ~. -
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EVERYBODY SHOULD GO WHERE
THEY CAN BUY
THE CHEAPEST GOODS.
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
AT SYCLE BROT IL Z 4 s.

They will remove to No. 319 Broad street on the
lst of Nav, and will offer GREAT BARGAINS I'M
I'll that time.
BLACK ALPACAS CACHEMIRES, BOMBA-
ZINES, GRAPE CLOTHS, BIERETH, Ia
MISE-the cheapest in the city;
90 pieces BLACk SILK from $3.50 TO So per
yard;
100 pieces SPRING DRESS GOODS;
5000 wards more remnants OF IRISH LINEN at
5ec.-guarantee worth 81 per yard;
1000 CORSETS from sec. to SO per pair;
The largest assortment Of CAMBRIA EDGE from
81 to soc. per yard;
COTTON TRIMMINGS In endless variety;
LACE RUFFLES, LACE BIBBS, LACE COL
LARS-the latest styles.
We open new goods daily. 1t will pay you TO look
ut our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
mil 429 Broad street.
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aT GRACE-S .PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH tcorner of Grace and Fourth
streets), Rev. c. II. READ, D. D., misunderstanding
I'll A. III. and AZ P. NJ. ~ "a - III tua9t -
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Married, on Wednesday evening, February 9TH, at
Second Presbyterian church at Charleston, 8. G,
OF Clarendon, 10 Miss MARGARET c. ADGER,
daughter Of the late William Adger ESQ.,, of Charles
e
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GRANNY TAFT IS ssfp, to, have been dis
gruptled because Tho Pesid dent would not
continue him as Attorney Gsneral III the
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NJ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner of Twelfth and Broad streets) REV. A. B. WILL
LIAMs, missionary to China, at II A. NJ, and Rev.
). WILLIAM JONES, d. D., at Up II.
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EF FIRST PRESB YTE RIA N
Misunderstanding by the pastor, Rev. T. l..
PRESTON, D. D., at IL AM and celebration of the
Lords Supper. Special meeting ut 4 P. NJ for pa
rents and children. No preaching at night.
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na- SECOND BAPTIST 'CHU RICH
corner Main and Sixth streets),-Rev HENRY NC
DONALD win preach on SUNDAY at IL A. NJ. and
s I, NJ ss1 re- 80 4,
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n 2 = : : ?
CLOTHING.
QP RING CLOTHING

~ Stz-.s7a3
-. ..'. T.. EST1EE NEW STOCK,
EMBRACING
ALL THE LATEST srY1Es
THE NEWEST sTYLys
plEcE-cooDs,
l.s.- WHICH
WILL BE MADE TO ORDER
LATEST STYLE
BEST woEKMAssHIp
REASONABLE PRICES.
FURNISHING GOODS
IN THEIR USUAL VARIETY.
All will he
.l.
'>.'/ SOLD Low FOR CASH.
.,sr s. - "a' lRA SMITH,
mn Io-oe llss Main s,,.,..
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Dry GOODS.

DIX GUUDS.
DEAD THIS.-Another job lot Of DRESS
IL GOODS on Job counter at 1870. worth 25c.
Alpscas tnew goods, just in) at 25c.-yery pretty
see that 3Oc.; Wasl-PopIins, 81 and 10c. New
French Cassineres in tasty styles The Cork Corset
is the novelty out-yery pretty, durable, and COM
Portable Many new goods In Collarettes Fichus,
Ties, Hosiery, &c, &c. Big stock new styles Call
j. 6. WHITLOCK & co.'s, Main street
mil between seventeenth and Eighteenth.
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4 Gg-, MAIN-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH between Pine and Laurelstreetsl.-Elder
j. A. DEARBORN win preach at II A. III. and 7:45
2, Ii. 4 .s.ss..t. 49,
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NE GRAGE-sTREET BAP TIsT
cHURCH.EPreacbing by the pastor, Rev. DR.. W: Es
HATCHER on To.NoRHoW at II o'clock A. 81. and
ut III P. M. IS IL Y 7ss I fs'.,3
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A T COST! AT COST!

a - i. -
Having determined to discontinue the dry-good
business shall from this day offer my entire stock Of
SEASONABLE AND WELL-ASSORTED GOODS
AT COST FOR CASH..
And in order more speedily to dispose Of the entire
stock, there are many GOODS which will be sold
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST OR VALUE,
as the store will be vacated rs soon as another tenant
can be had. CHARLES HUTZLER,
fe 23-2m ., ..... ........ r.., Gil Broad street.
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NET It. R. PRICE & co.
ARE RECEIVING
ELEGANT BLACK SILKS, $1.25so 80:
NEW DRESS GUODS-all colors; .u
PLAID and CHECKED POPLIES-new.
ElegaLt line MOURNING GOODS in CASH
5EREs, HENRIETTAs, &C.. 75c. to IL yer yard.
ALPACAS and MOHAIRs, CSC, Soc, 35c. to 81.
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.
NH
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MINERAL WATERS.

WATER celebrated
ID WATER has been lately introduced inso ms
STREETS who IS the sole agent for its sale In
and vicinity Although but recently dissovsroa ,.s
hiadderamd derangcments of the stomach, such as
dyspepsia. kc are so remarkable; as 10 place u ~
once In the front rank OF curative waters. Jhere
effartualiy eradicate from tho system all traces or
o'e1s> - 'r-.,s,. GEORGE Scfl0fsS,
ram 100 Main street.
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to sl0sper ream. at tie
.DDISPATSh iPRFNFtNG-HousES rst 2atHg.
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LARGE STOCK OF LADIES',
IA MISSES, cFfffp REN'S, and N 81 4! MIS- y,
ja1 sTsfaatfts 500 aad 81 \ Bresd sssess
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ACCUMULATED FUNDS. ...........s25, S4l,ooo
ASSETS IN THE UNITED STATES
TOTAL LOSSES PAID..................s6f, 7SO'44o
YEARLY oME...............'''."..s hooo'o'o
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, AND OTHER
PROPERTY INSURED ON LIB
ERAL TERMS.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
NEW YORK DIRECTORS.
ROBERT Z. MINTURN, Chalrman;
ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
WILLIAM F. CARY, dr.
CHARLES II. MARSHALL,
ANSON PHELPS STOKES,
JEPULSFORD, Resident Manager.
RICHMOND DIRECTORS.
ARCHER ANDERSON, Chairman;
RICHARD l.. BROWN,
r. CHARLES T. DAVIS.
.. DAVENPORT 4 CO.. General Agents,
First National Bank building, Richmond.
nh
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SECURITY OF DEPOSITORS.
The Senate met at III A. M.-Nr. QUEsEN-
BERRY, president pro tenn, in the chair. + = I

Senate bill to secure depositors in banks,
&C., was further discussed until O'Clock,
when the special order Of the day was taken
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-22
mere s,seies Trsus.

Abs Richey. the oil chief mountaineer
and grizzly bear destroyer OF the Sierra,
in comparison with whom. Buffalo Bill
ani Captain Jack are mere scrubs, come
in from Hope valley ycsterlay afternoon
with tho finest lot Of pretty little brook
trout. fresh from the pellucid waters Of
silver Lake. Those trout were all OF the
regulation size. six inches. and the way
they are good to eat il a~ggravating TO tell
Of. He sold them faster than he could
count them out. at six bits . dozen.
Packed among pine and fir branches. they
came through in splendid condition and
sold OF like hot cakes. Everybody wanted
thsm. and tho Virginia folks had to be
cont.ntel with what few were left after he
drove up through Gold Hill. BERTHE Ris.
inc came in with Abe this time, and after
few weeks run among his relatives and
friends at Virginia. he will 20 back for
permanent ejoyment. should the young
man prove 10 be rs good q hunter a. lac Is
a fisherman. he will do well enough.
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THE cfIEBRATloN.
Meetinw OF n Executive Cen"aii.
tee Sub-Committes.

-
The Executive Committee on Fourth OF
July arrangements met at Yellow Jacket
Engine-houso last evening. John Yule
was elected Chairman and W. Hy. Doane
was chosen Secretary. Mr.. Wolf consent
ing 10 act as assistant. The following
committees were appointed; On Finance
M. r. Wolf. A. d. Billiard. ]. u. Mar.
shall. d. II. Carrick. Captain Cosgroye and
n. Bawden. On Mnsic-Alex. McMartin,
W. Hy. Doane and II. Mercer. On Literary
Exercises and Officers Of the Day-H. @.
blanchard. George Emmett, l.. 7. Fox and
Richard Mercer. On Dccoraiion-M. Hen
ncdy. J. ID. Marshal, A. ID. Bullard, N. II.
Wolf aud II. l.. Miller. On S~aluto--Cap.
tain Cosgrove and ". Kennedy. On
Pavilion-B. III. Carrick. W. ID. q. Glib
son, l.. T. Fox. Thomas Gallagher, John
Yule and George Emmett. On Streets -
Marshal ]. l.. McClccry. Chief n. Ken
nedy and Thomas Gallagher. On Invita-.
%tion-John Yule. ]. u. Marshal. W. lily.
Doano and Alex. McMartin. On Carriages
aud Tcams-R. Mercer and II. q. Blan-
chard. On Printing-w. lily. Doanc.
Knapp for Ice to be kept In barrels along
the streets on the Fourth.
The Secretary was instructed TO COMM.
nicate with General Datterman. asking
him TO detaeh the Sarsciield Guard. and 10
give them permission TO remain In Gold
Hill upon the occasion ~ the Fourth Of
July.
Hon. G. G. Stevenson was chosen Grand
Marshal Of the day. after which II. II. Car
rick ani u. &. blanchard were appointed
TO solicit assistance from the mining super
iatsndents. Adjourned till Monday eve
ming at hAlf-past : o'clock.
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Eugene Marley got back from Lake
Tahoe evening before last. He was right
direct from John MeHinney's. and told US
exciting stories about how some Of our
Gold Killers a. we'll As other white folks
are getting along over there in the way Of
enjoyment. Doc Conwell Is the champion
fish eater and gains twenty pounds per
LAY. Buckmister picks mp the trout like
setting mp type. and is all the time on
=. fat takes" lie keeps Doc we'll set mp In
tina, line and his little belly well spaced
out. Buck himself il getting his work In
on the case. and distributing trout bones
at meal times in great profnsion. Visit.
ors are gathering in at Mekinney's. anu
all are enjoying themselves. Marley Was
the big chief when you come To rowing q
boat. and blistered both hands tho first
day lie was there. lie rowed twice round
the lake while he was there and caught
more fish than anybody. He brought
a lox full. Tho biggest trout weighed
i2t, pounds and for Deacon Gibson ; the
others werc smaller AMI were distributed
about. One or two found their way TO the
NEw- Office AMI were duly devoured and ap-
preciated. Marley L. a good man and de-
serves 10 get married..