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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-13
REAL soNANzAI


VIII. h ARE Lower than has ever been offered 10
The state. All our goods arc ma, he'd down 81
the lowest possible Cash Piece.
Pixy BLACK DRsss SUITS from sas to so.
well worth tis TO go.
FINE CASHMERE SUITS from GA 90 to tis.
we'll worth 90 10 go.
FINE LINE W SPRING CASHMERE SUITS
from $40 u 90, we'll worth SIS TO go.
YisR CASHMERE PANTS from q to Is.
wor b u.
FRENCH CALF skwsD BOOTS o.. worth
so and tis
FIR. INCH CALI SAWED Boors nom Is TO
81. worth 81 ".
WHITE SHIRTS NJ cur own msnufsr'urs and
the best Material at 81 20. worth 9 ".
cAssIMtRE ovRRshIhTs from 81 10 Q, 90.
UNDERWEAR Of the best California Tisnnsls.
our male. from 81 to q ".
CANTON PLANNsL UNDRRsHIRTs AND
DRAWERS for 90 cents and IS cent?.
OvERALLs and CHEEK BLOUses 90 esuts.
MINING SHOES at 81 . pair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-13
YelIow Jacket.

At the e2oo-fcot level the main drift cast
4. in 100 feet to-day, and continues In
porphyry. The drift south Is In ica feet
and is passing through very favorable ma
terial. more s,reaks Of quartz coming in.
Thi. drift Is low being timbered. Both
drift. are dry. no water being encountered
a. vet. The new working shaft to the
eastward is now down 735 feet. The bot
tom i still In very hard andesite. with a
large amount Of water coming in. Good
progress Is being made In laying the foun-
l.tion wall for the main building over the
shaft. The new hosting engines. together
with the reels. ETC.. have arrived on the
ground and will be put into working posi-
tiou As soon ~ expedient.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-13

Tho north drift on the iiO0.foot level
running to connect with the Beleher south
drift. il making good progress. The east
and south drifts on the l300-foot level are
each making the usual fair progress with
out change Of value to relate. The cross
euts on the liO0-foot level afiord M
changes Of interest for the week.
Hsrth Consolidated Sirginin.
The water has been drained from the
bottom Of the shaft and q contract let to
sink the shaft . depth Of 100 feet deeper.
Everything progressing we'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-13

Sinking a Wine below the i5co-foot level
has been commenced. The north DRIFT on
the iGOO-foot level Is being pushed steadily
ahead without material change. The main
north drift on the i70O-foot level Is making
splendid progress aud Is still following the
west side Of the ore vein. The north drift
ON tho sOOO-foot level il steadily advanc-
ing, the face In hard blasting rock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-13

10 thoroughly Identified with the best In.
terrsts Of the country. ana all eiasees Of
the Psog'.; fron the siNkR, 9,
CHANT or the BANKER.
10 gives the LATEST
NEWS. telcgraphie
and otbeTwisei
ffom al parts
e %o' X.
and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-13
EVERYBODY READS IT.
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Weekly Mining Summary

Published every wed'e,day In the EEws. 10
carefully prepared from the nosr ArrnEx.
re sogse.s; private md o.hsrsiss; On
an able and ~efncient eorps Of
rportsrp. Il 10 universally
recognized % ofieial. snd the
most CONNECT and RELiAbLK NJ.
roar Of the condition of the nInss OF
the OousrocK or "wAsuoH" seciion.
We aiso give the latest mining Information
ohtainsbls frOm other parts OF the country
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-25
Adjudication of BankruptCy
on CREDITORS PETITION.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
In the matter of j. LEVIN and ISIDORE
SIMON, against whom a petition for adjudi-
cation of bankruptcy was filed on the 23d day
of April, A. d. 1877. in bankruptcy.
United States of America, District of Ne
vada, sat- carson City, in said District, on
the sth day of May, A. ID. 1877, before Hon.
Il W. Iii lyer, Judge Of the District of Ne
vada.
This matter came on to be heard at Carson
c ty, in said Court, and it Appearing to the
Court from the affidavit of IL. Z. Cohen, OH
file herein, that the order to show cause, issued
in this matter, was duly served upon said
debtors by publication in the Territorial En-
terprise, newspaper published at Virginia
City, in said District; and said lsidore ST.
mon. one of the debto -s, having filed herein
an ad mission that oil the allegations OF the pe-
tltion In this cause are true. and consented TO
tho making of this order. And the said j.
Levin having fa:led to appear, either in per-
son or by counsel, and the peti toner's having
appeared by their attorney. j. W. Whitcher,
Esq.; and thereupon, and upon considers
tion of the proofs in said matter, and tie ad-
mission aforesaid. il was found that the facts
set ierth in said petition were true; and it is
therefore adjudged that said j. Levin and Is
idOre Simon became bankrupt within the
true intent and meaning of little 81 Bank
ruptcy, Revised Statutes of the United States
and Acts amendatory thereof, etc., before the
filing OF the SAID petition, and they are there
tore declared and anjudged bankruI is accord
ngly. And it is further ordered that the said
bankrupts shall. within five days after the
date OF this order, make and deliver, OF trans
nit by mail, post paid, to the Marshal, as
Messenger, schedule of their creditors, and
inventory Of their estate, in tho form and ver-
flied in he manner required Of the petition
ing DEBTOR by the said Act. 1tis further Or
dered that this cause be referred to E.
Stfoiher, Esq, a Register in bankruptcy of
this Court. residing at Virginia City; and it
is further ordered that n certified copy hereof
be Published in tho EUREKA SENTINEL, a
newspaper published at Eureka, in said Dis
trct. for the period of TO rteen days.
IL. S.. Witness the Hon. L. w. Hllyer,
Judge Of the said Court, and the seal Thereof,
at Carson City, in said district, on the Sth day
Of May, A. b. 1877.
[my lS-l4dl I. ]. EDWARDS, Clerk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-23
Old Series, Vul. 81

muscle, nerves, and heart, for your work
will be well done! Ride young Essex,
for every thing is ut stake. Oliward-on-
ward, rushed the horse, his hoofs heating
TIME TO his short quick breath. The gap
closes Twang A sharp pain In iile
side, and the rider .eeled in tile saddle
but foran instant only. 4ending low IN
the saddle, the whipraised FOR the first
time, aud faster fled the horse.
And now the green ramparts and stocks
aded walls Of Fort Kearney came in view.
The baffled savages turned and set out
rapidly up tile trail, while the fainling
ridercllecks the faltering steps Of his
dying horse. One last, last look at tile
waving sea Of green, AMI they enter the
gates thrown open to receive them.
In the center of the parade standsa
group of men about horse and rider;
The horse is down now, and from his
nostrils gushes the life current, and be-
sides him lies the rider.
Young Essex raises his head from tire
arm that supported it and said: 'Pawnees
off their reservation McPherson's station
cleaned out-oh, help-quick ! My love
to--to-N -Nellie-Johnson--
And grasping the refns with stiffen-
ing clutch, the barbed shalt eating out his
soul, he sank upon the pony's neck.
THEN brave heaits have ceased 20 beat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-23
Savannah Morning News.
FOR 1877.

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-23

The Times correspondent at Pera tclc.
graphs as follows: AS evidence Of The
general condition to which ten days Of il.
cessaut rain have reduced the Asiatic region
we need only to read the intelligence from
Bagdad. describing the food, which has
overwhelmed both banks Of the Tigris. A
similar inundation 10 unknown since time
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-23
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-23

A SLIGHr MISTAKE The present
Archbishop Of Dublin, the gifted au.hor
of the work so widely known on the Stu
dy Of Word. il not in very robust health.
aud has been for many years apprehensive
Of paralysis. At recent dinner in Dob
lin. given by the Lord Lieutenant Of Ire.
land. lis Grace sat on the right Of his
hostess, the Duchess Of Aberccrn. To the
midst Of the dinner the company was startI-
ed By seeing the Archbishop rise from his
seat, and still more startled to hear him
exclaim. IN dismal and sepulchra' ton,
I" II has come it has come -
" What has como. your Grace!" eagerly
cried half dozen voices from different
parts Of the table.
What have been expecting for twenty
years. solemnly answered the Archbishop
80" stroke Of paralysis. have been
pinching myself for the last twenty minu-
ies aud find myself entirely without sonsa-
tion.
" Pardon me. my desr Archbishop.
said the Duchess. looking up TO him with
somewhat quizzical smile" pardon mo
for contradicting. but il is | that you have
been piuching."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-23
PARTY DIVISIONS.

A correspondent of the Missouri Repub-
lican furnishes some facts and figures reia-
tive to the exact status Of the Forty fifth
Congress. outside of contested elections.
There are three vacancies in the Senate.
one from South Carolina and two'froin Lou
isiana. The tabulation Of States geogrs-
phically is thus given:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-23

FATAL AcclDrNr.- -0n Friday last
Monroe Rector. Young man from Morgan.
ton jumred from The train bound West,
two miles below Morganton. aud wasthrown
under the hind wheels Of the 6rst.class
eoach. The wheels passed over both iers
just below the knee. IIe was eafried home
where he died in few annrS. Being some
Whist expert N jumping from cars. while in
motion. be would not allow the conductor
TO stOp for him. -Statesville Laaamgrk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-23
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-23

a duel was fought IL Little Rock the
other day. but. By singular coincidence.
both the seconds were dentists. and they
could not resist the temptation 70 draw the
bullets before handing tie pistols to their
principals. and still both parties live 10 or.
nament society. - T0Iefo Ha,ie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-23

HeAD WASH. --Sago Zen is one of The
very best washings and dressings faf the
hair. The bnir should be carefully brush
cd and braided 10 two firm braid,. then the
roots rubbed with sponge dipped in luke
warm sagc tes. after which the braids csh
be washed and dried With towal. This
preserves She color Of lhe hair aud keeps the
scalp clean.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-23
cLMRS.

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TO clubs Of four OF more persons. Thus: Tour
ceples OF Blackwood or ol one Review Will I've
sent n ono address for si2 so: four copies offhe
four Reviews and iIiackwood for as and 80 on
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-23
Democratic mai.

The correspondent above alluded to says
1t will be seen that the Republicans have
exactly the same majority in the Senate
that the Democrats have in the House.
both political parties having precisely iS3
votes on joint ballot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-23

A Scotch clergyman was seen BY neigh
bor trudgina home on Monday morning
with stout cod lie had just bought. and
was accos,ed with. Mr.. Duncan. did you
know that that fsa vas caught on Snndayg
Tho minister. in bis characteristics blunt
manner. replied. well. we'll. the 6sh l.
not 10 blame for that, my man.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-23

iihmem1riai, tue river having thrown out
new brunch above Bagaad, winch has
completely blockaded the city and swept
away two hundred houses IN the village Of
Kiamazle. The worst evil which ihe Rus
slams may bring upon us by heir premature
invasion is cholera, which exposure to 50
inclement season. can l.ardly fail 10 pro.
duce among their troops.
In the House Of Commons til, afternoon
Hon Rob't Bourk. uiider- Secretary for the
Foreign Department, 10 reply to aquestiou
by Sir William Vernon Harcourt, liberal,
said !. Immediately after tile. outbreak of
the war the Government leained that an
iron. clad built for Turkey was lying at
Victoria docks. and took steps to prevent
an infringement Of the foreign enlistment
act.'' Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor
Of the Exchequer. replying, to question
BY Mr.. Gourley. liberal, said: Egypt
forming part Of Turkey is certainly at
war with Russia. Russia therefore has
right to blockade Egyptian ports and in
wade Egyptian territory, and goods going
to Egypt may be considered contraband.s -
Hon. Rob't Bourk. in reply to q question
BY Mr. Ryland. liberal. said il was untrue
that England and Austria had agreed to
protest against the declaration Of Roumau-
ian independence.
.>~~~-~--@~1>~-~>>-@--
The intelligent New York correspondent
Of Tie Raleigh Observer gives the follow.
ing gratifying Information Of the death OF
grinding monopoly the operation Of which
has been one Of the many devices by which
the South has been kept drained of its
money. Sewing Machines, Insurance
Companies a.d Fertilizers have taken near
lyall:
Congress having wisely refused to renew
the patents on sewing machines, the prices
have suddenly been reduced one-half, from
$50 to S30-at least on one OF .hem. and
prohably on all. This shows what an
enormous profit has been realized on these
machines by the patentees, who have rap
idly accumulated millions One of these
patentees. near Boston, has been in the
nabit Of entertaining. to an extent unparal-
leled. lie invited and entertained for
day 1000 people. providing cars aud car.
riJges to take them both ways to bis place
ten miles from the city, where all sorts of
things in the way of eating and driakiug.
and amnsements. made the day one ofrare
enjoyment. On another occasion lie enter
tanned flor week, belieye.) hundreds
Of Southern military, who went to Boston
from the centennial, ard took t1em to see
the sights Of the beautiful suburbs Of Bos-
ton.
The patent Office has ascertained that
during one wear. viz: 1874. five of tile
many sewing machine makers sold 40. 600
machines. Ii the average price Of these
was $50 tand il was probably inore) the
amount realized was $4,000, 600 Half
Of this. or SI2. 800. 900. is now admitted
BY this reduction Of price to have been pro.
iit--about two and half millions Of dol
lars TO each Of the Eve manufacturers. But
even this does not show all the profit, for
the reduced price of $50 probably yields
EN- NJ &Il af t,raff
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-23

TnE CRY FOR REsT.--A physician
says that the cry forrest has always been
louder than the cry for food. Not that IL
is more important. built is often harder
10 obtain. The best rest comes from sound
sleep. 0f two men or women. otherwise
equal. the one who sleeps the better will he
the more healthy and efficient. Sleep will
DO much 10 cure irritabiiity Of temper.
peeyishuess aud uneasiness. 1t will restore
yigor 20 an overworked brain. Il will build
up and make strong weak body. II will
cure headache. IL will cure n broker
spirit. Ii will cure sorrow. Indeed. We
might make a long list Of nervous and
other malsdies that sleep will cure. The
cure Of sleeplessness requires clean. good
bed, sufficient exercise to promote weari-
Ssss. pleasant occupation. good air, and
not too warm room, a clean conscience
and avoidance Of stimulauts and narcotics.
For those who are oyerworked, haggard.
nervous. who pass sleepless night. We com.
mend tie adoption Of such habits as will
secure sleep; otherwise life will be short.
and what there i Of il sadly imperfect
The Rei,lsville Times says. A negro
named Wesley DndsoR stolea sheep from
Sam Brandon al DellIah, Halifax, Va; the
other night. aud Brandon tracked the
negro to lis home IN Milton, N. q. There
lie found the sheep skin 10 tbe house aud
the negro broke aud ran. Mr.. Brandon
got Nat Palmer's fox hounds and set them
on Tie negro's track, and Tuesday even.
ing they were making the woods around
Milton ring with their music. Night
came on and tile negro dodged The hounds
by takinga tree, but early "Wednesday
morning the chase was resumed with
redoubled vlgor.
A Scotch clergyman was seen BY neigh
bor trudgina home on Monday morning
with stout cod he had just bought. and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-10

N legnas essabiass isfiefttos de-
Ii misma elaae. esle 81 liId!r obligs-
dos / vesfsflax en Fos reSiatos syorte,
SIT, Etc Ossfp, Ell la.l1ulsa az
20 Yao8 II es.n 4ss# III i tAfeeL
contra q frastsf c3iFso L, elstat,leee
aaua nanrlata
as2Ibciar estas uiadi6laa de attn
conyes;eneia Y dc bien pdblieo. s.
pero que todos los yecin0s Sc agfeal-
ror1n 1 obseqliiar!as sin ,ieHnor.s, eon-
tribuytndo ca(ia uno pof 81 parte para
QUE - conserve el buen estado sani-
tar.o dc h pohlaei9a. y me eonpla-
cere uaa yez. .a;1s Ell 9bseryar Sc
laesta G'istofos. L las reconehdaeio-
ues que en- au oba2quia les dirige la
AH5ofidad. Ia que ;ieae 81 deber
ineladible de Ireeavef pe7, medic lie
loa reeeptQs de IL ii@lGne, les tata-
les coaseauencas que pudieraa 50
bgeycnir. ii Lo' SC iienaseil con il
mayor eAaetitud ciiant;ss pre-eripeio-
nes abraza el Fresente e,licto.
Puerto-Eico 10ero / dc 1877.
F,aeciseo bostoa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-10
AL PUBLICO.

Dcseando Ia .Jtlita AIaaieipal de
sandal y cl E%clna. AJ3intamiento
como uno dc sus principaits deberes,
conServar inalterable el buea estado
Saaitario dc csla poblAcio1 y colltri-
bun, N majoraniento d. stls condi-
cioAes higie.sicas. han aconlado Sc
proced4 imnediatameate pm los due
nos Y eaylrgtdo< III -as u / II Ina
picza NJ ,epsc !, ,pj.ios, !, .:ls habita-
ctcle. l,:ioS, zaguana5 ! salerias
ilt r;ores dc sus lincas, cuyas medi
das son de la mayor pcrentoriedad
para obtener el reslltado qle se~pro-
poncn en- benelicio de Ia salld pxhli-
ca, objcto pro.2rente de SITS rliidaiT5s.
\ este Gu Sc ia 3ispr4sto, que den
tro del plazo dc - eia.s, !, ce,l,;ar des-
de htechadel I.lesanIe ;.sise eiebenes--
tar lerminadas ,;eha pper-ei+a18s de
aseo interior sop.lss44~ e ,t4a malta
d. 70 - pe-177 que :n2aalrln Sc
glul1a >SIr criterio, l,ts colllisi,4.l del,se-
no del Excmo. AyuntamiJnto, que
auXiliadas de los S'rcs. Facutativos,
dos vecinos Y los Easpactores MUM
cipales deben gitar yiSi$as dolhicilia-
rias despues le yeneisio aq.lel lermi-
no, G inspecci0aai 81 rsy9 ,la cainpido|
esta determinacion como no 10 dutlo
de la sensatez y cordara de los habi-
tantes, y 81 en- las casas Sc obserya la
limpieza interior tan ,lispensableI
para la salud del veciadg,io bien
entendido que los citados lnspecto-I
res tlenen encargo de pasar vista
diariamente i las de sus distlitos
para cerciorarse 81 van llen;lndose las
indicadas preserinniones antes de ter
minar el r.a"o 45ie e fir deb;endo
iguahncAtc 2ir;.r.: y,asl}s / los esta-
blccimientos de provisione5, con elI
lin de reconocer ST esta9 81 haitian eli
bneu csIado.
Aslmismo como otra de las madi-
'las mas necesarias y urgentes, han
tiispuesto dichas Corporaci6nes, que
imnedlatamente Sc tapan las bocas
de las alcantarillas establecidas en-
varias cslles, de 10 que 81 oeupa conI
sumo in!erG< cl EXcno Aymtanien-
to, y al propio tempo que las due
nos 8 encargados de las cas.ls a,YosI
psHt;os cs';Cn en- COMMUNICATION con las
mencionadaa alcantarillas, eierran
dentro del tG.mino nnprorogable de
s dias, las h5aas De les t.i'los tic susf
repectiva lincas, poL ID 10 la tapp-.
nes de aqua para eyitar Il. enaua- \
clones Que de elias Sc desFs aslan stl-I
perjudicialas 1 II salad del
pueblo, encarg;lnlolbs fte 10 yier-
ton en- sus p(tio clda tiia las aguas
del uso .lonit iico. &ul arrastrar res-
tos dc con;tl&s 'ii oras materias So
lilas.
Por 6ltimo para secundu esta
Acadia los lapdables propdaitos de
aquellas Corporacionas, recuerda lie +
nueyo el mas exacto culhplinieato +
de su edicto de 8 de Febrero del alo
pasado, reiterado el II le Dicielnbre
tlltimo, en- 81 que autorizaba 1 los T
vecinos para poder arroiar { los cen
tros de las GALES despues dc IA once
de cada noche las aguas sdcias que
Sc recojan del servicio del dia. ( con-f
dicion de que no est6n corrompidas 4
exceptuandose los cafes, foldas, SOL