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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-10
ruE PEorLK.

Ne people In the world suffer rs much with
Dyspepsia - Americans. Although years Of
experience In medicine hal failed TO accom-.
plish . certain and SURE remedy Tor this dlsease
and ii- effects. such - sour stomach, heartburn.
wstar brash. siek headache. cosiivtness, paipi.
Of food, low ppirits. general debility. etc. yet
since the Introduction Of Greens August Flower
ne believe there IL nc ca.e Of Dyspepsia that
c.noot lie Immediately relieved. $4,000 dozen
cold Last year. without one ease Of fAi.ure re-
poreI. do tn your druggist and get Q raupls
bottle for 10 cents and Try u. Two doses will
relieve you. Regular size u cents. ds7i om
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BRONCHITIS.

From John Flag. Eco. Of Bennlnzten, =. H.
"rnrss yars since I was vev much rstuosd
with Q dreadful cough. which resulted In Broa.
chitis. affecting me 90 severely - 70 render Il
dlfacuit 10 SPEAK In an audible volcs. To this
was .ddsd s.vers night sveats: and W. fsal.
various remedies 20 no purpose. I made uss OF
b.. wistsr's balsam Of wild Cherry. . fsv bot
ties Of which fully restored me 10 health.
since that time have bad several sever a.
tack Of cough, but the Bsisam has always 70.
moved them. always keep 10 by ne, and
should not know how 70 do without T."
Sold b. all drusgists. J
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s..sais Jsek (rawRrsi.

tn. NEWS Acknowledges tho receipt OF
photographs Of Captain Jack 'nd Baf.i0
mn, from J. W. Crawford Captain Jaekl'
,s,rs.eu,ing the two famous scouts 10
s].an,isr eosiume. Captain Jack 10 dressed
in q suit Of buckskin. with oe. rs. ~
and moecasins. He looks tne seou M.
Indian fighter that he Is. md Win ~.
tru.ty ride presents the appearance Or
man who fears no danger. however grsa,'
and breads no foe. however powerful
Captain Jacks form IL tall. 1.-the n Pow
erfui. aud the picture portrays these poin's
20 good advantage.
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sAsHFul BENSON.
The New Ministers first Call and
Whas Tame Of 10.
,prom the burlington iIswtsyc.j

The Rev. Jerome II. Benson Is a
young man. q minister Of great promise,
aud II greatly beloved by the members
Of his flock. But ho is q very bashful
Young man, aud IL il quite n cross for
him to make pastoral calls and get &C.
quainted with the people Of the congrs.
cation. He has lived In Burlington
about eight weeks. A few days ago he
fixed himself up and went to call at the
residence Of Mrs. Jasper ID. Blasingby
ON West Hill, who In very stylish. and
has four lovely daughters. and young
Mr. Benson was accordingly more than
usually nervous and embarrassed. and
whom lie got TO tho house and entered
the parlor door and saw company. two
Of the young gentlemen visiting the
Misses BlasinGby. his wits Immediately
went wool gathering.
Mrs. Blasingby bowed him into the
parlor. grandly introduced him to the
young men, and waved him toward an
easy chair. As be moved toward II she
made q second effort to capture his hat,
and after some feeble resistance by the
young minister sho succeeded. And
then that man. Thoroughly demoralized
by the loss Of his hat, made n wavering
advance toward the easy chair. and then.
impellsd by the thought that he was
very selhshly taking the most comfert.
able chair in the room. he swerved aside
snd headed for an inviting looking
straight back chair that stood against
the wall. Mrs. Blasingsby. returning
from the hat rack In the hall. OWNED
his intention, and bore down upon him
for the purpose Of getting him anchored
In the easy chair. But the young min.
lister had the weather gnuge. and the
more she bowed and fisurished and said.
"Oh, do take this easy chair. Mr.. Ben.
O the more steam he put eli, and the
nearer he worked 10 the straight back
chair. Ho reached II. He caught hold
Of the back to Lift II from the wall. and
the back came out In his hand like a
loose tooth. For q brief second hs stood
there, gracefully holding the chair.back
In his hand, listening to Mrs. Blasting.
by's hurried explanations about the
children. and then he attempted 10 put
the chair. back where II belonged. He
didn't sucseed very well, for the back
weakened on itself ~ he fumbled with
Il. and two or three pieces fell out OF II.
a.. !, .,ors .rJ IA Jown 10 sbs sssy
sh.;, M. s.es xo. al bot and rcd he
esnldn.t hssr a vord sbs said. and In
d.srs,a,;on h. AL The hack on he chair.
i..psd n srsinst tbs wall. and pioksd
nm tbs chair bodily and started scross The
nom with n without any p~srticular
intsn,iou. and followed Ly a trail Of
cb,ir bsci ieos and stray s%nripps that
dotted ihs earnet like tho track OF a tor.
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WE CAN'T TAIN

without showing the condition Of our teeth.
Every laugh s1posss them. In order not 10 b
ashamed OF them. LET ne use that standard dentl
ffiee sOZODONT. which 10 sure TO iesp them
white and spotlesa. No tartar can epcust
them. no eanker snect the enamel, no species
Of dsray infevt the dental bone. u soxodont 10
,esui,riy used. 70 IL Q botanical preparation.
snI ~ b<osdclal effects on the teeth and gums
M, marvellous, a. Il removes ell discoloutions
.ni rruders tho gums hard and rosy.
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FiEE AT CAhsoS.-About 4 o'clock this
| morning 4 iwelling.houso belonging 10
Mr. Noo5v .ou,h ~ An. demo, anil al.
=.
loihins .n1 IA ~oSd ysiu, VS. us
eo'sreu 70 70 on nIe Anu ~.s WIN Tvs =
could be subdued. The family Of the
owner wero LA nhoe on p'tasuIe
UP, US M, an sH anu .no nous Vas N".
.upiou. wv"
pr,,.rvr. r.,ye,.n,.c, b.. nm.
-, a.. .,,.,,,on ., o,, ru,,.xv .ou,.
sAs.u ~
49, ...,,..
.nJ fssI CONFIDENT on bringing bom, M
,r~ah. rh.v are .-clnowIejgol 10 ho for.
midable rivals by all. and tho betting be-
tween them and any other company IL
sovs are ds.srmiueJ TO do their level beat
~, AZ. nri,.
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street Qaesassess.
lsI rur a. AND p. r~slranAru I'Ss.l

lsr IuE A. AND r.. TELEGRAPH LINZ
SAN F~RlScisco. Aug. i0-2:i5 p. NJ.
Ophir. i7S, In,
Overman. -. 2lt
Gould a Curry, D
Chollar-Potosi. - bid.
Union Con-, 81. ia
Eureka Con-. IS. ssh
Best 4 Belchsr, i5a. i6's
Beleher. ass
California. Gs
Caledonia. > "
Argents, ! 10
Belcher. 4 co
Justice. 81
Savage, Ga, Ga
Mexican. iOi.
Northern Belle, lsa, Is
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PAnrs. Aug. IO.-Tho police have forbid.
dan the street sale OF photographs o.
Theirs. The papers announce that 5000
copies Of equestrian portraits OF President
MscMahon ars 10 DO distributed In the
provinces. Tho offence Of speaking In.
lultlngly OF President MacMahon In tho
streets IL now becoming the subject OF
daily action before the courts.
LONDON, Aug. 10.-A dispatch from VI
enna Gays that Achmet Pasha, who surren-
dared ct Nikopolis 10 the Russians and vs
Afterwards imprisoned at Ornal. has CON-
mittcd suiclds.
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A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errOrs and
iodisers.Ious Of youth. nervous weakness. early
a.. ioss Of manhood. etc. I will send q
r~eelpt that will cure you. rRkE 90 CHANGE.
mi, grrai remedy VA discovered byA nise!on.
~ An south America. send . ~elf-sdlres
n,.ia,s. 10 the REV. JusRpH 7. INMAa.
sssa,on d.. Dibie House. New York ciiy.
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tugtou Freseat.
Last evening the Society Of Pacific Coas
Pioneers held a regular semi.monthl!
meeting at their hall on d street. Virginia
In the absence Of President Tyrrell. Vice
President Lambert occupied tho chair.
EroRrs
The Picnic Committee asked and va
granted further time for making . nna
report.
The monthly report Of Treasurer Ed
wards wS read. accepted and srderet
placed on fle.
Included among the receipts mentionet
In the T~reasurer's report was tn
i've hundred dollars donation or 30
quest made several months g 10 IN,
Society by W. J. Ford at the time Of hi
decease. On motion. tho Secretary 10
instructed IN make . special record VI THU
generous gift by Brother Ford.
The report Of tho Finance COMMITTEES
was read, approved and ordered placed OF
hls.
DONATIONS.
Librarian Baker reported the following
donations to the cabinet aud library Of III,
soeis'y a reeei'ou sihoo tue is' resuiA'
meeting:
John Lambert-A lot Of large. hand
some specimens % iron pyrites from ANA
Ior county. California. rich I'm free gold
Billy Cr.dJock-A spanish quarter lido,
~reals.i. dated iT7,-
IL smitb-A macmillan ,tviei spdles,
chain m.da Of xir.. and called nv Bili,
| shepard a !. boodoo.''
Jose.h II Kendall-A copy Of the Roch.
ester Esp~bi;cas. date April 10. 1904.
Janhes codiinston-a very sieh sns
1an. ps ., s " nSn ~ ,hs ,on n, ~,
almo.t ali silver. there being very it'll,
foreign matter about 1t.
''
The hst III donations closed win the ioi
lowing FROM Mr.. samuel Washington. who
Wa pre,ent a. the ruest Of the Society 10,
/. ....,..,
a lac smile OF paper money used II
Maryland In i',i. The biii was ior eign'
dollars. dated Annapolis, NAY ~. IT'S
on VI" rs.er,e Is tne startling announce
men. us ueatn " counterfeit
..aa.a ~, ..a.,ss. -. n..a.
Rounded bv A border. each f.Rot In which
r,nrrsent. one of Ia Thirteen origins,
sat-. hounJ NV ribbons of .tars. r,ther
.iynifvin, nssc. AMI osl leaves signify,
ing strength. Two shield. Ornament a,
base corner. with oak leaves and div,
branches.
cor, an rur ytRsr NEWSPAPER
rv.. ,,,,,.h.., ~ ,u.,,..-,,. po.,o,
" p
Nsr' Letter, dafed Monday April IL
1904, and published by John Campbell
7, \. ,,,n,.,l on,, n, ons IA. I'm m,
..-,.-,I-
Iv'e,s' az sna.fa. anisnI
wnieh aeouhu IN ,n'e'.r,, ou' Snie" Wy
sAnno' ,ui'y u.ss.,oe. ney a.o - 70.
.ows' i.e VII. ss. 'siioAa P,sseass'
uA'h IN sns,ieA ens nIs. y. ~
.no so,u, wv' ~ ~ ,e.o' M ~,
soitu' NV ,o's wy n 49, oie
npst'y oeli me mouse IN when Ln9m.
'ensfsoh Psnneu q pec,A'suon W inus
pendencs. on y margin are the PROOF
NJ ms .a,nsaus,w ~ v" sJp;i, ~.
proof that
rur posroS S.w, Lrrrrn
W.. ,, a., ..x.r.n.r .,.r n,i,,..i 4,
America were positive and ~indisputable
There was another with which Ben jamin
Ls---lI.. Ill Ia.. a.n.aI lnN 10 xvau
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vaoM A DisrINGUIsmRD JURlsr,

81 have tried thfPsRuvIIx srRrr. and thu
resuit fally pustains your prediction. IL ha,
mnds d new man OF me-infused into my sys
tenn new vigor AID energy. l am no lougsl
trsmalous and dsbiiitsled - when you lasl
saw me, but stronger. hesrtirr, and with large
capacity for labor, insnia and physical. thai
stany time during the last nvs years." sod
nv M druoxista.
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TAX PAIA0R RATING STAND.

For . roat Of beef uneIeeiied In Storey
county. 20 10 Thomas Hsffou's Eating Stand.
In the Palacs Saloon. no. : North Q strsst,
yirrtnia oily, Preph oystsfs al all hoan In
svsfy style. Forty miners always on hand Of
night. For tasty, home style OF cooking. and
tbs best and frssl Get Of eli that the mafksts
snori. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Trx N. apl8 m
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N. GAL.LuP.

O. n. aArIrr. opposite the Bank Of caiifor.
MIA. COLA HUI, iseps constantly On hand al
e...,,. hr.nds Of Iuportsd c.sars. ohoice bit
49, ali ii.ds of chewing tobacco. meef.
SS.n,, pioes. nuts, candies. nne CUTLERY. and
soxs snd kncy eoods Of all kinds. apis
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Monetary.

Nrw yoRk. August i0-ii A. N.
Gold opened Al 5a.
Silver. 81 o.
Trades. 9tk G95S.
Currency. 95s 69Jh
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soR. THROAT, COUCH, COLD

And similar troubles. 70 suffered TO progress,
result In seriou pulmonary affections, oftsn'
times inenrabls. "Brown's Bronchial Trochea
roach disectiy the seat OF the disease. and give
almost instant fvllsf.
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rhs I.Sian Wa.

Ban PHAxcucx. August io.-A Portland
press dispatch says . special dispatch Just
received here from Camp Sherman. dated
August o. fsys; Gen. Howard's command
marched % miles yesterday and 10 distant
from Missoula twenty-four miles. A cour.
Ter 10 lust In who says that General Bher-
man was expected to arrive In Missoula
last night. No further intelligenos 10 re.
ceived from 0ibbon or the Indiana trail
from this place through Bitter
Root valley, which Ii good for
about sixty miles. General Howard's
command moves at onco. following Glib
bon. One or two hostiles gave themselves
up at Missouls. The general impression
prevails. from all which can be heard.
that Joseph. with . portion Of his
band OF hostiles. has gone to the bead
OF Bitter Roast Valley with tho intention
Of working his way back to the Little Bal
mon River. General Howard will pursue
him 10 the uttermost.
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PACIFIC COAST pIonrfas.

Regular ssmi.Neashly Nsssins
Last EveaisE-Rsports sf Cen.
snitsees-Doaasiess 10 the cast-
net Antiquities General wash-
tngtou Iresent.
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FUN FOR ALL.

The Caledesia Picnic at Trsadway's
Raseh Ts-snorrew - Games IN
which EveFyoss Hay E"EaEe-
spleadid Prise for the Military
Compasiss - Good Musie and
Plenty OF Daneing.
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GAN FRANCISCO.
t.,.crAL TO re. cold DAILY nv,

lsFscIAL 10 RAJ soLD III DAILY mvs.l
a Lively stock Market Ts-day-Ths
Riss ssd PAIL OF Ophir.
BAN FRAScIsco. Aug. i0.-Ths Northsrn
Belle has declared Ia usual dividend Of 81
per share. Tho market was very active
this morning. 0phir taking the lead on the
strength Of the reported developments.
Opening ct SIC rs. the price WA steadily
run up to SIS. but 10 could not hold. for 9
good many holders were disposed 10 cop
per the news OF the strike and dump thsir
stock upon the market. This settled 10
back to SIT 80. where II remained until
the regular Board. when. under heavy
sales, Il was smashed TO SIC 80.
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REPORT.
san FRANCHISE Board.
LAST KvKNixa.

san franchise Board.
LAST kvKSrxo.
go veaiow VALLEY. osc. Doc
go Raymond 4 Ey, its. Is
us EnrehA ccu. II. 3ts
eco Jsckson.G
800 Phenix. Is
600 Alps. toc. &c
100 Belmont. T5c
iS nye Patch. ss
$50 ri Dorado south. ~
G5kK Con-. ~
$50 leopard. I 70. d
7O Panther. 95c
LIS Northern Bells. isS
90 Husssy. Sc
iO Manhattan. i0h. i0k
iioO Dsfrsss. 13c
s5 Grand Prize. Is. lax 80. isS
40 Argenta. -
lao General Tho mas. as
so stsptos. sx.35
100 MOODS. Csc
n New Geo, ~
100 Coco Con. loo
I'D Minnistta bells. ~
80 Golden Chariot. oe
100 PoormAn. LOO
iiO Leeds. .. "
3J5 csiiforuia. u. ~. -
"a Buiiion. Is.Th
i.5 Msxiesn. ~, On, 81
as Ophir. 10. ist. iGx. lex
s1s Beat 4 Bs,cher. 10. 10.
SIS Overman. n
70 E~xchequsr. e.
iiso yslo. Jseiet, 9. a.. 81. bs
- cholIar Poto.i. ~
40 savage. ek, ge
1890 Gould 4 Curry. s's.s
~ Hale A Norcross. 4 "
$50 Caleionia. 40. . Is
lbs Imperial. Sc
30 Justice. Dk.g.
~ sierra Nsvsds. a.
Ia Union Con "a.
80 Alpha, us
10 ca. Virginia. 80.
9utAh. N
ruis MORNING.
zoo Ophir. i's. Is. iTs. iTt.. IL. iss, isS
CAS- Mexican. 10. ios ,ios
80 Gould a Curry. s's.S
so Heat q Belehsr. ies. lev bio
yoo CALIFORNIA;. IN. 7's bio. ~
10 ravaee. es.dS
SIS Con. Virginia. IN. f9k
100 Hale q Sorerpss.
l3 Crown Point, 4 10
40 yellow Jacket. 81. s's.s
81 Imperial, Sc
40 Bslehsr, 4 90, 4 SO. ~
IS Utah. n
40 bullion. Z.
ss Erebequsr. 6k.ots
lsD connd~Dee. ~
~ sisrs N-ssds. ~ tso.ts
as Ovsmsn. 2ix. "a. sis. 22s
so Justice, =. 81,
As Union Con, 5. 81
zoo LADY hry.n. 9Se
ls5 silver Hill, 4 IS, I ~
81 Dayton. Sc
sO Neg York. az
no Baltimore. 1tc
10 wooiyille, Sc
lvo LAZY Washington. &c
IS Kos nth. 1e
$50 Andes. 500
100 Alta. AZ. q 60. 70
tU LsvtAthan, &C
100 south Justice. eAr. So. sse
iO Morning star. ~
iO North Con. virginia, sSc
80 Julia. I -. ]
so CAledOuiA, SIS
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WNIMA1n
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner Of 0 ..A taylor streets.
VIRGINIA CITY.
AS SELLING
FINE CLOTHING
tents Furnishing Goods
oHrAPEs THAN ANT HOUSE, IN ruIs
STATE.
saRaMnsl sAauAIns

bAkoAlNxI bAhuAINS!
sss DRRss SUITS ssr.--..-.-.sss ~
sse YRHss sUiTs..---....-...sse %
ess DIAGONAL SUITS ..----.!s2s %
s5s CASHMERE SUITS --.-..sis %
sao CAssiMRRR SUITS ...-.Isi3 %
SO DRESS PANTS .-.-........e7 %
~ CASHMERE PANrs ...--....ss 90
Is CAssIM.RE PANTS .-.--...sS %
~ DRESS vRsrs...-......-...ss 90
- CASHMERE vEsrs - 50
WHITE sHiRTs...............si 90
COTTON socks pss ds.ss..~..sS cts
Hats, franks, valises,
Boots, Shoes, Etc.,
At PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
RemsmNer the LArgsst Assortment add the
0ss.iest Bargains In ZINE CLOTHING can
DOW BE- had 81 the innenss Emporium OF
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner o. Q ssd rayier streets.
virginia: NEVADA.
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Last evening tho Society Of Pacific Coas,
Pioneers held a regular semi.monthly
meeting at their hall on d street. Virginia.
In the absence Of President Tyrrell. Vice.
President Lambert occupied tho chair.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
Get your kid gloves ut Kreeger's.
Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace
McARTHUR'S FATE.

A Conversation Overheard that May he a
Basis for investigation.
or the many occurrences, tragic and other
wise, which have startled and shocked this COM
munity, and have baftled all attempts made
by the police to ascertain their causes. none has
been more enshrouded in mystery than the dis
appearance of Recorder Macarthur.
As all the facts that could be learned bearing
on his case, up to the time when search for him
was abandoned, have been published, it is un-
necessary to recapi ulate them here. Suffice it
to say. that after making prolonged and diigent
effort to solve his fate, the police gave up the
task ss hopeless.
Yesterday, however, circumstance occurred
which may throw q ray and possibly flood of
light on this apparently insoluble mystery. About
O'Clock on Thursday morning Spanish peddler
offered ticket In the Havana Lottery fur sale
to the clerk OF the Crescent Cigar Stand. The
ticket was declined, whereupon the peddler en-
gagged in conversation with q gentleman who at
the time happ ned to be leaning against the
counter. The dialogue on the part OF the peddler
WAS to the eff ct that he not afraid Of Charley
Howard, especially since the death OF Detective
Dumas and that he had no fear of being troubled
any more. He further said that during the Time
Macarthur was recorder he had paid fines to the
amount Of $685. imposed by that gentleman; and
were apostrophiz ng the ceiling, he added, "and
Macarthur gone, gone nobody knows where" The
manner, gesture, intonation aud facial expression
Of the peddler as he uttered this last remark
were such as to suggest the thought Of Nc
Arthurs taking off being q direct result Of enforc-
ing the law against Havana Lottery pedders. Is
there anything in it2
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

CITY HoTEL-A W swartz Texas: @
Mrs KEENAN, and Griffn 1's and wv WIFE tof st.
Goenandos ety Gslsts eq Mexico tefaf Paul
Grima, city: Frank Wilson and Overton Cam
mack, La; Herbe Hall, Texas; Jno N Meyer.
and Mt ice. Galveston; Jno " Seymour. wife and
6 Curtis, Columbu-; s N Bird Galveston: r
Seaton. Pass Chris ian; VIM Gilen, River; Mrs
California: d Williams, Mimi; E eagle,
city; Z Oueroe, Galveston; James q Abbott
Miss.
ST CHARLES HOTELS 4 Holman. Texas :;
Fl NJ Mclntire, Baltimore; I W Draper. Mrs
s 81 Denton. Fl Denton. Hunter. New York:
s E FOote, j Clarke. steamship 3 Souder; @
+ Lee. city E Hall, Jno Stevenson La; 1 G
keever and wife, Cincinnati; Terriil, city;
Miss Terrill. PhiIa; Chas Dale. Boston;J W
VT T Andrews. st Louis: Miss Porter, La; Mrs
H Hall, city; II G Wickliffe, La: Geo 81 Cole, st
Louis; Mrs Shaffer, La; D Dnycknick. New
York.
ST. JAMES HOTEL-T o Newman. Ky; ga
Hall. city, Henry K-lso. st Louis; H r Gif1ny
city; Jas A Ottmann. city; Jno Mclaughlin
New York; Mark Il Hubbell, Troy, n Y; 3
Randall, Portsmou b; I hos Wilson. Cairo, III:
Will Brumnaugh, st Louis; D Webster, city; T
Webster. city: Jas T Turner. Galveston; p
Shute. city; W Kelly and family, Galveston
Tom Hill. Troy; 5 G Stone, Mobile Capt Mark
Anthony, city; L Tarleton. Thibodaux, La. B
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A SCIENTIFIC OPERATION.
The New Era In Surgery i'm Intestine
Wounds

The New Era In Surgery i'm Intestinal
Wounds.
The case of the late Henry Dennis, colored, who
was wounded by pistol ball on Sunday last, has
attracted more than ordinary attention in medi-
cal circles and the recent decease of the unfor.
tunate man has become 3 subject of more than
ordinary interest to the fraternity. For the first
time, 80 far "a medical data gives US any aid, DR..
Sam Chopin performed with success the diff.
cult operation of sewing up the perforations in the
intestines and mesentery. and removing the Co.
agulated blood from the abdominal cavity.
reporter of the DEMOCRAT last evening called ND.
on DR.. Chopin for the purpose of cleaning what
further information might be obtained from this
we'll known and scientific gentleman.
Rep.-Doctor, regret to intrude upon Won
at so late an hour, but that case OF Denis has
attracted more than ordin ry attention and as
the treatment might be called
MORE THAN NOVEL
only visited you to learn of the true history of
the case.
DR.. Ohoppin-The facts of this case are very
simple. DenHis was wounded by a pistol shot
on Sunday last, about o'clock, and nv first visit
to him was after 8. found him lying in ertyensss
norris and az, according to my opinion. the @
was no remedy left, determined upon what
then thought and still think
THE ONLY RESOURCE Ire
in surgery. ! made ~ opening = o o5csbdoni.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
ALL SOULS DAY.

This day Is set apart by the Catholic Church
for the commemoration OF the dead. In all
Catholic churches solemn requiem mass 10 cele.
brated for the repose of the souls Of the faithful
departed. II ia curious and anamolous fact
that we commemorate here the feast of the dead
on all Saints Day. In Germany the visit to the
graveyards and the adornment Of the graves with
flowers is done on AL Souls Day, as would seem
most proper. To-day the only celebration takes
place in the churches, where mass 10 celebrated
and prayers offered for the delivery OF souls from
purgatory and In extolIment of the virtues Of the
Immaculate saints in Heaven.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

ST.. CHARLES THEATRE.-The Bergers will give
their last performance in this city tonight This
sudden close is due to the departure Of the
steamship Margaret for Havana at an earlier day
than was expected. There are still many of our
people who have failed to attend the clever and.
in many respects, highly meritorious perform.
ances of the. Bergers. To these We would give
the advice in ai sincerity not to lose their last
opportunity for the indulgence in polite and en-
joysble entertainment. The famous Germ
band are engaged for next week at the St.
Charles.
VARIETIES THEATRE.-Manager T. A. Hall ar
rived last evening in New Orleans, where we
take pleasure in welcoming him with sincere
wish that his management Of the Varieties small
prove great success. Mr.. Hall announces this
morning that after the opening week his theatre
win entertain the public on Sundays az well Is
on other days Of the week. The opening night