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Richland beacon., 1877-06-09

We may be wrong, but our sympathies are
with ihe people in the parish of Calcasieu,
known in the papers as "log stealers." Not
that we have any desire to shield a law
breaker from deserved punishment, but we
have always noticed, that as general thing
the class of people who work for living are
not likely to steal. If these log men were
thieves they wouldn't steal timber, but some
thing else that could be handled easier, and
that had more profit in it AS we understand
II, they are class Of handwriting men who
are struggling for living tor themselves and
families, and we would much rather trust
them for a dollar, or with one. than majority
of the patriots who are beseging the Custom
house for place State Register.
You are not wrong at all, but right and
such sentiment shows that your head is leve
and your heart in the right place.
Richland beacon., 1877-06-09
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
CAUTION.

Al persons are cautioned not to make, deal
in or use, any Sewing Machines which sew
with our needle, and make the Elastic Stitch,
or that have the new Patent Self>Feed Attach
ment, unless the same are purchased from
this Company, or their Agents or Licenses,
and stamped under our patent Beware OF
worthless limitations and Inscriptions parties
who have copied our circulars, advertisements.
&c, and buy only the machine manufactured
by us.
The wonder is how so good Machine can
be sold at so low price.-Gtobe.
We have seen the Machine and consider it
FIST class in every espect.-1ranscript
We can recommend it to our readers
Christian Lader, N. Y.
The Machine arrived safely, re are more
than pleased with ii; it does all you claim for
it and MORE We shall call the attention of
our readers to it-St. Louis Christian.
A thoroughly responsible Company, prompt
in all their dealings, and one that we can
commend to our rcaders.-.4ge, n. Y.
Sample Machines with Table and Treadle
forwarded to any part Of the world Oh receipt
Richland beacon., 1877-06-09

The following paragraph, clipped from the
Shreveport Times of May 3is:, should en-
courage our planters 10 engage in TIE cUltiva
ton Of fruit very extensively. There is
money in il
Our friend, Mr.. G.. W. Stnner presented us
Yesterday with several delicious ripe peache:
taken from his orchard four miles from the
city What do Northern nursery men think
Of ripe peaches in May' And the spring
,co, has been much later than common. Mr.
Stoner has done much towards showing the
world what Louisiana can do in the wye
variety of products. and we are pleased tc
know that his efforts haveresu ted in hand
some pecuniary compensation. 1t will be
remembered we once stated that lie cleared
six thousand dollars from his fruit IN the sum
mer of 1873.
Richland beacon., 1877-06-09
$IS.-SEWING MACHINE.-SlS.
THE MOST WONDERFUL AND
THE BEST.
HIGHEST AWARDS
Centennial Exhibition!
DIPLOMAS, PRIZE MEDALS, ETC.
FIRST-CLASS FULL SIZED
Sewing Machine
TABLE AND TREAOLE
Only Eighteen Dollars |
Sewing Machine

The most Simple and Compact! The most
Durable aud Economical! A model of com
bincd Simplicity, Strength and Beauty!!!
New and Numerous Patented Attachments.
No complicated Machinery to be constantly
getting out Of order.
So easy to learn that child can ma it, will
do all kinds Of Sewing, fiom the finest To the
coarsesi, will Hem, Fell, Tuck, Braid Cord,
Gather, Embroider, etc, uses selt-adJustlng
straight needles, all description Of Cotton, Silk
and Thread. Makes the strongest stitch
known, the cloth will tear before the seam
will rip uses the thread direct from the spool.
The machine is beautifully finished and high
liz ornamcnied. and
Richland beacon., 1877-06-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED proposals for building En.,ge
- over Crew Lake, on the Vcksb,.r. and
Monroe road, in accordance with the III. pincd
specifications, will be received by the under-t
signed committee until the 2G,h day Of June,
1877 contract to be awarded to the loves
and most responsible bidder
SPECIFICATIONS,
Mud stills, 10 inches square, 81 feet long,
is feet apart; posts inches square, 10 be lie,
into mud and cap sils with 2X6 tenon and
draw-pinned to both mud and cap sills cap
sills inches square, Ii feet long. Posts to
be - feet apart from outside to outside. and
braced as follows: on inside, with PKG inch
braces, from top Of mud sill extending up
twothirds of the length of the post. to be
. bolted to the post by three>quarters inch iron
bolts at both ends outside braces S inches
square, from end of mud sill TO the top of the
posts-morticed and draw pinned TO sill and
posts. Sleepers p II inches, 10 feet long
--6 sleepers to each beEt--sleepcrs 10 lap one
foot on each bent, and well spiked together
with 90 d. spikes, FIGURING 2xS inches,
well spiked on alternate edges TO each sleeper
with 20 d. spikes. Railing X inches, well
fastened TO outside seepers and firmly braced
on each cap sill railing 10 be II feet apar,
and feet high.
Guide post feet from foot Of bridge on
each side.
All the timbers to be of good heart cypress,
and the bottom Of the cap sill to be above
high water marx OF 1874. All TO be done in
Il workman-like manner.
JOEL +. WYNN.
JAMES p WYNN,
C. H. BRASHEAR,
JOHN III. MILLING,
Committee.
Crew Lake, La, April IS, 1877. O..
Richland beacon., 1877-06-09
Eighteen Dollars.

Special terms and extra inducements &c
male and female agents, store keepers &c.
County rights given TO smart agents free
Samples of sewing, descriptive circulars con-
tanning terms, testimonials, engravings, ETC.
sent free. All money sent in PostotIice Money
ORDERS Drafts, or by Express, are perfectly
secure. Safe delivery of goods guaranteed.
All orders, commune atoms, etc, must be
addressed To the
PEERLESS MANUFACTURING CO.,
24O3 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, Pa.
June 9th, 1S77.-ly.
Richland beacon., 1877-06-09

HYMENE.4L.

NEHREN-MILLER. Married. at The resi-
ience of Mr. James Cain, of this parish, on
the 9TH of June 1877, by Rev. I. II. McClen-
don. Mr. c. J. Nehrcn and Mrs. e. i. Miller,
II MONROE. La.
Richland beacon., 1877-06-09
Sheriff Sale.

Simon Fox & Co, use of State of Louisiana,
vs.. No. 1sS Parish of Richland,
J. A. & J. D. Holly. } Parish Court
10y virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa., issued from
ID the Honorable Parish Court in and for
The parish of Richland, State of Louisiana, in
the above stated case and to me directed.
have seized and will offer for sale at the door
of the court house in said parish, on Saturday
The 10th day of June, 1871,
the following described properly, to-wit:
The South>East quarter of Section seven
South half of Section eight and North half Of
Section seventeen, Township eighteen North
of Range ten East, with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon.
Terms of sale-Twelve months credit
without the benefit of appraisement; pur
chaser to give bond with approved security
bearing s pc interest from date.
J. A. LiDDELL, Sheriff
Sheriff Office, Rayville, La,
May Goth, lS77.-it
Richland beacon., 1877-06-09
II / IF Il Y
CENTS,

FIFTY CENTS will pay for The CHICAGO
LEDGER, the Best Story Paper in the United
States, from July lst 1877, to January LIST.
1878. The LEDGER is large 4S>column
weekly paper, handsomely printed and ably
edited. Send your orders in time to get the
frs; number Of the New STogY, which begins
the last week in June.
REMEMBER. ONLY FIFTY CENTS for the Best
Paper in the United States, six Ton,hs, postage
paid, Address
Chicago Ledger, Chicago, Ill.
Ill. may26, lS77'-tau226.
Richland beacon., 1877-06-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO THE BEUFRIVER
SHIPPERS.
THE STEAMBOAT
TOM PARKER

will continue 10 make regular ten days trips
from New Orleans to Eason's Ferry, on Lake
Lafourche, so long as navigation permits.
My days of departure from New Orleans will
be Wednesdays and Saturdays alternately.
The Tom Parker will be replaced next season
by n larger and finer boat. ! will continne IN
the .rodc every season hereafter 50 long -
can give satisfaction TO the citizens OF BGut
River. | MI cricr Ike trad" on the fret rise
and continue 20 run regularly every season as
long as the water will permit.
hereby oblisatr myself ncrcr 10 increase
my Rates of Freight, nor ever To rpn n con
Meeting beat so long As ! cont nuc in The trade.
the reports of kind friends to flie contrary
Notwithstanding simply jek OF shippers q
fair and impartial ,ral, and if found worthy
of their confidence and esteem, AK them to
sustain me with their patronage. | would
also request that in o'1ciins goods intended
to be shipped by me, that shippers world
state in their l,urrs to their merchants to
please ship per Ste. Tom Parker. My motto
in he fnrare will continue To be flc same as
in the past, 40 lice anil id lire"
l. p. DELAtlOUSSAYE,
Capt. Ste. Tom Parker.
June OH. .ST7 i'm.
Richland beacon., 1877-06-09
s. W. SMITH,,
BIRBER Dc HAIR DRESSER,

"AS mo 'ed into his new shop on Louis .
street. ne door north Of w. l.. Jone
store, 2ayvile, and provided with all kinds Of
perfumes, cosmetics and hair dyes necessary
for the satisfactory execution of all work in
his line. and respectfully solicits the pa.
tronage Of the public. He can shave, dye,
shampoo, and trim a gentleman up in any
style and also keeps fancy toilet articles
on hand TO a, commodate the ladies.
June 5.lS75-tf.
Richland beacon., 1877-06-09
ONE DOLLAR EACH,

and 70 like number outside of the parish,
the same length Of time, for ONE DOLLAR
AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS each.
As an inducement to those who arc in
arrears TO settle up, ! make them the same
extraordinary offer; if they will pay wha,
they already owe, up TO July LIST, they can get
the paper the remainder Of the year for one
DOLLAR in advance. Here is splendid OPP
portunity of helping your pape, out Of iinan-
cial distress, helping TO extend its circulation,
and of getting paper that is acknowledged
to be the best country paper in the State, six
months fer ONLY O.E DOLLAR. So get up
your clubs and send or bring in your money.
Address THOS !. MANGIAM,
May 26-6t. ,sEAYvILLE, La.
Richland beacon., 1877-06-09
ONE DOLLAR
WILL PAY For THE BEACON
SIX MONTHS.

In recognition of the hardness Of the times,
as well as with view to extend the circua-
ton OF the BEACON TO all parts of the country
where its merits are recognized, make the
unprec offer to furnish it 70 clubs of as
many as FIVE New SUBSCRIBERS, in the parish,
from July 1st. 1877, To January 1st, 1878, for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
The Noun, D~v,d.oa ni.s.

This mine. situated on the west side q
Mount Davidson and discovered by our
fellow.townsman Sturr ZONE fifteen months
ago, says the Carson TriI"r,, is attracting
much attention. and but that Mr.. Sturr
had been crippled financially. m we'll as
other stockholders In the company. gold
bars would have been pouring In from that
extraordinary ledge months ago. M. N.
Gaise. Of the Magnolia saloon. one OF the
stockholders. showed ms some pieces Of
rock In which the free gold 10 discernable
with the naked eye. and by means Of Q
magnifyingGlass. Just stands ont In chunks
among the quartz. Mr.. Gaige is at work
pounding some specimens in q mortar. and
II all the rock no breaks Is ~ full OF gold
"a tho piece We examined he will have .
button as largo "a the o~ld.fashioned ones
that tho Father Of his Country used 10
wear Oh state occasions. The Mount Da.
wilson will some day be n OF the mines
0f the district,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
DREADFUL DOMESTIC EPISODE.
Love and Blood At Lake Tahee-A
Non Feiis His father-Bsd Re.
suls or . Fishing Trip.
TAuoE Crrr, LAKE TAHOE.
CALIFORNIA, Aug. 10. 1877.

TAILOR CITY, LAKE TAHOE,
CALIFORNIA, Aug. 10. is77.(
EpIroR NEWS: The usual equanimity
Of our pleasant little town was disturbed
last nigh. by = bit Of a domestic frAcas,
which I feel It my duty to tell yen about.
A family not over . hundred miles from
town have q very pretty daughter. and
here I'm town We have q nice young man
residing with his parents. Ho met hsr
and they fell In love at frat sight. His
folks don't like u and try to stop 1t. But
The Young man don't want 10 stop. He
takesa boat and makes clandsstins visits
10 the fair ons, under cover Of d,rknsss.
always telling the cid folks that he 10 "goin'
a fishing" Last night trouble resulted.
Tho old lady posted the old maA. and about
10 O'Clock, when the boy camo homo. be
met lis old dad 1t the landing ready to
help him to tie up his boat. The old gent
wore o very ominous, determined iooE. anu
said nothing till the boat was properly se-
cured. when he deliberately turned 10 MS
son aud heir. aud In the most imperious
manner said:
"John. where have you been Y"
"Bcsn u fishin. dad" replied the boy.
rcsolutely. for he saw trouble brewing out
Of the corner Of the old mans eye q In
the kinking up Of his fists.
John T. snorted the old man In q rage,
Everybody else takes hooks and bait
when they goes iishin'. You never caught
a fish In Your life, and you are . dam little
lyin' sou Of A."
Just hero Johnny let 90 his right. and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22

REcoRnISd.-The incorporated colnpa'
MES 81 tho Comstock are bringing In their
lists Of officers. To-day the nance Of tho
officers Of the Overman. Consolidated vir'
ginia. California aud Sierra Nevada min
lug companies were recorded. as were also
the am Of tho officers OF tho Virgins
and Gold Hill Water Company.
PROTECTION AalIxsr rRE.-Tho Lyon
County T4'e. Of to-day rays Tho work Of
laying the water main through Main
street will be commenced within q day or
two. perhaps Tomorrow. Before the Isl
Of October Silver City will have ~ good
facilities for eItinguishing fires a. any
town ON the coast.
l.. J. PAsxoRE. County superintendent
Of Public Instruction. gives official notice
In the NEWS to-day Of the teachers exam
nation, which will take place In Virginia
City next Saturday and Monday.
J. BENNETT and Philip deyer Of Silver
City, have found q gold ledge In Nut Pine
district. twenty. three miles from Dayton.
W prospects well.
CHARLES GuIMEDEAu has been con.
,ictsd Of horse-stesling In Lyon county
and will be sentenced day after to-morrow.
c. J. SHARON and ]. W. Sharon have not
been discharged from the Ophir mine, a.
was stated by an evening contemporary
DR. MAuIr. n of Gold Hills success
full physicians. visits Silver City every
Monday. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
COLONEL PAIR says twenty-five al.
ditional men will 10 put to work In tho
Bacon and Trench reservoirs. Silver cry.
wHrS the 10th OF September shall have
arrived there will not be ilfty. miners on
the comstock outside OF the Unions.
Tnr sherin's sale Of the Amazon Con-
solidAted mine. In Lyon county. has been
postponed to September LIST.
vrRorsil's Fourth Ward s~chosl'hosss
has been thoroughly overhaulsd and 10
now In good condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
WILL PROBABLY OPEN.
Tho virginia Aid-rmen Discussing
ID street.

. II seems that therc Is still some chance
for getting ID street continued over the
Divide from Virginia City to Gold Hill.
OF course the Virginia people will derive
more benefit from tho opening Of this
~thorouchfare than will those on this side
Of tho line. and tho proposed innovation
is naturally very popular with them. 1t
will, however. 10 a great accommodation
10 many Gold Killers who now are com.
pellel 10 10 in q roundabout way Ia order
10 reach q street. At q meeting OF the
Board OF Aldermen In Virginia last even.
ing, City Surveyor Hast reported that &C.
coriing to orders he had made . survey Of
ID street. between Potosi and Ridge streets.
and that he had found that 0 passablo road
could lie made there for 5000 and . very
COOL one for 5000. In regard To Howard
street. south Of Taylor. he reported that
said street could be lowered six feet at the
point named for $3.50. In order to do this
Howard street must DO graded for Q dis.
lance Of 300 feet 10 tho width Of seventeen
feet.
This brought out q deal Of discussion,
Mayor Belknap and Alderman Rawlings
agreeing that tho city WAS not In o condi.
ton IL afford the necessary expense. II 10
proposed to mako the street passablc for
delivery wagons. That Ia about oil that
eau b. expected. Alderman Kennedy. OF
the Fourth Ward. questioned tho right Of
the Chollar. Potosi Company TO the ground
through which It was proposed TO run the
street. lIo said he did not think they
clsim-i IL. Alderman Rawlings said there
was no doubt that the ground WAS claimed
by the Chollar Company. Finally. tho
City Attorney and the Alderman Of the
Fourth Ward were appointed . committee
to ascertain whether the Chollar folks have
any legal right to tho ground lying on the
line Of ID street. between Potosi and Ridge
streets. by this II will DO seen that the
matter Is left In an unsettled condition.
Further action will be taken at tho next
meeting Of tho Doard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
THE THUMB PROCESS.
a veterap i'rospccior Makes An
other Find-IIs generously In
Nitcs ths Ala Of capital.

. .,.
'"' hyon oouh'! ""''oi '"i' ""
says: "a. N. Cromer. one Of the veteran
prospectors of the Com,tock, has lately
,orrJ , ,,a., ,L., r.. A.. -r;.,,s., .-or.
e '""' '"'"' NV
pihss ever seen In THIS REGION lie in'
forms ns that Ii Il situated In Storey
county. .hon, ,I,r.. m;lo. from Silver
c,,-
e''!' 7" 'i"P' ou' Oh '"o sui'Aoe ioi .
distance OF about $50 feet. showing q width
Of two 10 two and a half feet. The crop
pings will assay Sl5. 900 to $40, 900 per ton
In gold. only a trace Of silver being found.
Some specimens he exhibited 10 US seemed
to be almost half gold In weight. and Mr..
Cromsr says rock broken from any part Of
the ledge shows free gold sprinLled all
through II. The lode Is very adyanta-
geously located for convenient working,
aud We are sa,islel from what VIC have
seen and heard that II il one Of the most
promising claims discovered In this local.
ity for years.
We believe cspitali.t. would do we'll 10
interest them selves I'm thi. new ind, and
in fact Mr.. Cromer desires the aid Of one
or more gentlemen who are financially
sblo to erect q mill and deyelop the mine.
a. his own finances are nj a rather low ebb
lust now"
In reference TO the above a NEWS repor.
ter heard a good story Of the Veteran
Prospector' 4. M. Cromer. A few wears
ago he had iust sucb a rich find near silver
CITY. lila wss then "a now desIrous of
capital 10 build n mill aud mi machinery
ON tLe mine. MANY ner.on Waited his
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
ASSESSMENTS

Centennial o. S cent. psr shs'e; i,vici July
I;th: delinquent Angus, s'ta; rais cay.
Sgptcia6rr 18Th.
Aiphn-gi psr shArs. leyiei August 18th: de.
Inqueui Septsiabrr sst; sale dag. October
iIh.
Ju.tIs-- 81 ~ per -hsis, leyied Augu,i NH
~drhnlneut sept-niber 29d. sale dAy. octo-
riah h.
Anr-.ia- 10 cent. pr share; levied August
inh d~,,it1uen' s'p'~'a1'r f'' sa'''s
,Juiis Consolidated = o. pss shar-. ieyi-i
August iith: delinqurut September Hth'
-als dtt. O-toles 18th.
rro,an- Is cents ter share. levied july slh'
~dsnHIu,ni August 9Th sale lay, seiiem
iTh.
sso.t,ssw- 2 c-ui- PCT share; leSl~i jay
I'm: Delinquent August 18th sale day. sep
temhcr 9th.
p-.t q neiener-si pct share. i.,l~l Al.
vu.t sih. delinquent srptemtsr ijtL' sals
day, October i-t.
Vancouver 10 evni- Ter shsfc' lsN.a Az
m.t SIN: delinan@ht sepi-mh-f Wth' -as
d.y, october "a.
u.unt ilsad- 10 cents pet .har- levied
Ancu,, sth: deliblu nj September iWhi sai'
dAy. Octobsr 81
.ierra Ncsnds-5o cent. per .Laie; i.,lsd
August 9th: a.elii gusnt rerte'H'-f i'th
sale isy. octobsr 81
a.lumsre consolidated e,n,' ~
mar. lsNi,i August An; dslnlleht sep
,.n,hsr Cth; .ale DAY. sep'emt-r avn.
,,.,.s xorers.s soc NJ per share; Levied
i,I, 3i.t. delinquent September 9th. sale
DAY. ss2teme-r nth
nr Y~r-..-as cent. per share ls,isd Aas 81
sli dsllnqacnt ssyth,h-s an Jay S"P-
tsmhrr eith.
n.iw..t-S cents v-t shave. lr,lci August
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22

siLyEI CRY TEAoHKRs.-rho school
trustees Of Silver City havo made their
selections for teachers for the ensuing
year. Professor W. G. Dovey 10 retained
a. principal. Miss Annie Plummsr 10 re-
elected to her former position. and Mrs.
Hornick. wife Of the late foreman OF the
Fulton Foundry, takes the position made
vacant by the resignation Of Miss l.. 4.
l.eslie.
10 bH MARmrp.-It Is reported that
Mr.. Peter Dunn. member Of tho Virginia
City Democratic Central COMMITTEES. day
light mixologist Of the Delta symposium.
etc., etc.. will shortly lead 10 the hymcneai
altar ono OF carson's fairest daughters.
The name Of the happy lady has not ys'
been msdo public.
PosrrosEnEsr.-Thcd day Of delinquency
In the matter OF the present assessment Of
the Centennial Gold and Silver Mining
Company has been postponed until the
9Th Of the present month. Bee onictal
notice In our advertising eolumns.i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22

Lucas foSricrLLo. a printer who has
worked In the News onlce, will soon start
= saloon in Silver City.
n. ID. DESoro has been appointed secre-
tAry Of the +. IA Montgomery Con. u.
Co.. vice A. A. Motta.
THE Virginia people are talking Of in.
Producing free-hand drawing as = study In
the public schools.
IcE 10 becoming scarce IN Virginia. All
We now get on the comstock Ia brought
hither on cars.
THE st. Johns Church choir will meet
for practice this evening.
Jrp0E HARRIS. Of Carson, was in vir.
ginia City to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
THE BLACK HILLS.
What q Hrt"rneI o"Ii Hiii Miner
Nav while Amons the 6oid
DigEin.s.

Tommy Morgan. q young gentleman
we'll known In this community. returned
from the Black Hills country yesterday.
Ho says II may good enough for some poo
pie. but 1t does not exactly meet his ideas
Of q iourishins camp. Money Is so scarce
that freishters are in self protection com.
PEELED to store the goods and wait until
the merchants can raise money to pay
freight. In some cases the dealers are un.
able to raise the required dust and the
freight agents are obliged TO keep the
goods for their pay.
The quartz claims arc not very rich.
few Of them paying more than $40 IN the
ton. the cost for crushing being 81 so.
There are moro mills Ia the country than
can be kept busy. II costs about $1,000 to
put up . ten 'stamp mill. Wages
range from 81 10 Sc n day. There
ars . great muhy Eastern men
In tho country who arc willing W
work for anything they can get. The
place 10 more like ths East than the West.
20 far - customs are concerned. There
are ten Eastern men to one Western man,
"a ,ho Ws.tsrner, are getting out "a f.st
a. thew Fan.
nIustrstina the hardness OF tho times, he
saw. ali tbe fsro psmes deal with ten cent
.hscts AMI N a nan gets split The dealer
si,s. him \ ,ive.cent check with the same
81 a., bo .ouIJ n. il were n 500 bel.
IT,. "n,, n,,.s where a gambler car bel
coz 4. :; wvnr,or.s cIub.room. The other
49, 40 IN limit n IA a useles.
s,"n,n,ion howsycr' a. IN, Limits ARE
pa,Sam, -
%sn.ip In. .ro ,,,sr,ifuI anil tbe prices
....nn.hio hr, r,onsv Il an sc.rco thai n
Lss~s man rustiing 10 maIo e,pepses.
rronmy Jrov. an c,nross wagon psrt Of
,ho ,ims. bnt eonlI only make grub.
,vl,.I. 4, LII %, ,wsIve anil . half cents
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-22
Isircet ~slaotntisn,.

lHS mn a. AND p. rrLroRArn usEl
SAN fh,Scisco, Aug. 2l-2aij ?. N.
Eureka Con. ~, IS. Il 80.
Grand Prize. IL. la.
California. ga. ~.
Con. Virginia, 2st.. ~.
Hale K ''orcrOss. I 60 bid.
Belcher. 4 50.
Justice. So,
California. ~.
Hussey, +jc.
Overman, -
Northern Belle. a..
E~xehequer, oN
Julia. 1.
Dcfrees. | 20.
Trojan. doc.
ophir. l5a. i5't.
Gould 4 Curry, So.
Grand Prize, IA, IA, iis.
Mexican, y.
Crown Point. J -.
Hale & Norcro--. I ~.
Northern Belle, Il.
Eureka Con-. ~.
yellow Jacket, 81.
Caledonia. o..
Hest a Delcher. l5..
X Consolidated. ..
Con. Virginia. -.