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The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-08
MARRIED.

In Kansas City, Missouri, at o'clock D. m., Tuesday Jan. 30th 1877, by Rev. J. G. Roberts, of the Congregational churcd, DR. J. w. PRUTrr, of Russellville, Arkansas, and Mss MATE NJ. BoswoRrH, of the former place.
 The happy subjects of the above notice arrived safely home by the one o'clock train last Thursday, and we most cordially welcome back our fortunate friend and his fair bride. May the sparkling sunshine Of perpetual peace and happiness never cease to beam down upon them, and their voyage down the stream of time be calm, serene and delightful as summer day.
 At the residence of the brides mother, on Sunday Feb 4th, by G. E. Burney, Esq. Mir. Jeff. Wells and Mrs. Bettie Howell; all oi Pope county.
 On the 31st day of January 1877, in the town of Gala Rock, by W. I. Pollock, Esq, Mir. Samuel Taylor, of Yell county, Ark, to Mrs. Lettie Taylor, of Pope county, Ark.
 On the 4th of February, 1877, in Galla Rock township, by W. I. Pol lock Esq, Mir. John Thompson to Miss Selah A. Norris, all of Pope county, Ark.
 On the same day, at the residence of the brides mother, Sophia Cobb, by w. l Pollock, Esq, Mir. Charley Mccoy to Miss Lucretia J. Western, all of Pope county, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-08
THE RUssEILvnLE DEMOCRAT THURSDAY FEBRUARY g. ls77

-TAxrs.-The taxej which Sheriff Hogins will collect this year, amount to 194 mi tls on the
 dollar exclusive of special school tax. The following arc the varl-
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-08

Every man woman and child at this season should take Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cor dial and Blood Purifier, because it purifies and enrichcs the blood, gives vigor strength and vitality, to the whole body and system. Dr. J. H. McLean's office, 3l4 Ches- nut street, St. Louis.
 All persons indebted to J. G. Ferguson, are hereby notified tn at they must come forward and settle immediately by cash or note or they will fin their account in the hands of an officer. Call at MT. Shinn's store where you will find the under signed or his agent.
 J. c. FERGUSON.
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- ------ ---------- NOTlCE--U. s. LAND OFFICE,

Dardanelle, Ark, Jan. 24. 1871, Complaint having been entered at this office by G J Leeper against Dennis Casels for abandoning his homestead entry, No. si45, dated Aug. II, 1872, upon the SEA SWI and sW4 SEX Section IS, township9 range 2i w. in iopc coun- ty Ark, with view to the cancel ation of ssid entry: the said paIties are summoned to appear at this office on the 24th day of Februa VISIT at 10 o'clock, a m, to res pond and furnish testimony concerning said al- ledged abandonment.
 T. NJ. GIBSON, Register.
 M. Nj. Freed, Receiver. Feb. 13-t.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-08
OTICE Is HER EBY GIVEN
 that the folloving Q adminjstra-

NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN IN that the following administra- tors, executors, and guardians have filed their accounts current for set tlement and confirmation at the next term oi the probate court of Pope county, Arkansas, to-wit:
 Darling Love, guardian of W. W. Williams heirs; P. w. Parker adm'r J. F. Falls estate, final; W. l.. D. Ewing, g'd'n $. R. Aslimore's heirs ; J. H. Moore gd'n Weston's heirs ; Wm. Reynoldssgd'n W. R. Owen ; W. c. Ludwick gd'n Mary Wilson, final; W. B. Young gd'n R. D. and Willie s. Young; I. N. Cagle gd'n G. l.. Cagle; J. J. Bowden adm'r of JIG. Albright estate; J. J. Bowden adm'r J. $. Bowden estate; W. B.. Young adm'r w. c. McCune estate :; F. NJ. Clark .dm'r W. N. Cloar es- tate; J. w. Russell adm'r Thomas Russell estate; w. A. Barker adm'r R. $. McCleary estate; J. K. P. Williamson adm'r of J. s. William son estate; Angline Hill gd'n of Hlll's heirs; Alb Adams adm'r de bonis non of C. D. Wilson estate.
 All persons interested in said set dement's are hereby notified to file their exceptions, if any they have, on or before the second day ofthe next (April) term of said court or they will be froever barred from ex- cepting co the same or any item thereof.
 Witness my hand and the seal Us. of said court this 27th day of
 January, 1877.
 A. J. BAYLISS, Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-08
COwartlly Assaults.

When candidate for high office is so well liked ald so popular with the masses as to make his defeat difficult in lair and hon. orable fight, mean and cowardly men are not wanting who delight in manufacturing lies and slander- ing his good name. There are also those whose selfishuess prompt them to prostitute their honor pervert truth, and ignore right, for the sake of injuring a competitor in business, whose prosperity they envy, and with whose business sagacity they have not the talent to successfully com. pete in an honorable way. These thoughts are suggested by the mean, cowardly attacks made upon me and my medicines, by those who imagine their pecun- iary prospects injured by the great popularity which my standard medicines have acquired, and the continued growth of my profes- slonal practice. Narrow minded practitioners of medicine, and manufacturers of preparations which do not possess sufficient merit to successfully compete for popular favor, have resorted to such cowardly strategy as to pub fish all sorts of ridiculous reports about the composition of my med icines. Almanacs, "Receipt Books" and other pamphlets, are issued and scattered broadcast over'the land, wherein these con temptible knaves publish pre- tended analyses of my medicines, and receipts for making them. Some of these publications are given high sounding names, pre- tend to be issued by respectable men of education and position, for the good of the people the more completely to blind the reader to the real object in their circulation, which is to injure the sale of my medicines. "The Popular Health Almanac" is the high sounding name of one of these publications, whicn con talns bogus receipts, without a grain of truth in them. Not less devoid of truth are those which have been published by one D.. L., of Detroit, in the Michigan Farmer, and by other manufac- turers of medicines, in several so called journals of Pharmacy. They are all prompted by jealousy and utterly tail in accomplishing the object of their authors, for, notwithstanding their free circu- lation, my medicines continue to sell more largely than any others manufactured in this country, and are constantly increasing in sale despite the base lies concoct- ed and circulated by such knaves. The people find that those medi- cines possess genuine merit, ac- complish what their manufactur- CT claims for them, and are not the vile, poisonous nostrums which jealous, narrow minded physicians and sneaking com poundcrs of competing medicines represent them to be. Among the large number of pretended analyses published, it is a signili- cant fact that no two have been at all -conclusively proving the dishonesty of their authors. It is enough for the people to know that while thousands, yes, l may truthfully say millions, have taken my medicines and have been cured, no one has ever received injury from their use.
 R. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
 Proprietor of Dr. Pierce's Medi-
 cines, Worlds Dispensary, Buff
 falo, N. Y.
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 DIED.

On Thursday night, Feb lst, 1877, at his residence five miles north of Russellville, Mir. 0. D. Heron, aged about 30 years.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-08
FOUND AT LAST! EIGHTH WINNER f1E THE W0hl 1

A rst-class--frOm one to five blow -cultiyator that can be made in any neighborhood for $l5. Peculiarly adapted to all kinds of farm plow- ing, but especially to the cultivation of corn, cotton, cane, &c.
 County and State rights for sale. For particulars call on or address the patentee. c. A. PARSONS,
 Dover, Pope Co.,, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-08

--FoR SALE.---A $720 Piano of the very best malSe---the Arion. Price, $360 cash. Apply, for 20 days, at this office.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-08

Popular illustrated book( (26opages)or MANHOOD! WoMANHooDl MARRIAGE
 Impediments to Marriage; the cause and cure. Sent securely senhd, pos paid for go cents, by DR. c. WHITTIER. 6I7 St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-, the great specialist Read his works.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-08
MARKET REPORT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY,

CORRECTED WEEKLY, And can be relied upon as correct. OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT, Thursday Morning, Feb. l. Quotations are as follows: Gold l06 to l07.
 State Scrip 75'
 Pope county Scrip 40 to 50. Russellville City Scrip 75c. COTTON
 Good ordinary, s@s1 Low middling, 9@l0 Middling l0@I0A Dry Goods remain low, without much change in staple and wooden fabrics:
 Brown Cottons, A s@1O Bleached S@l5 Cotton Checks lO@I5 Tickings l5@37 Jeans 20@70 Plald Linseys 20(030
 extra wide 33@37 II W AhE-
 Axes, 1.10@l.50 Nails, per keg 5.0Ou7.O0 Horse and mule shoes pr pair 20
 nails 25@35 Bar Iron, large, .04 :" " small 6@l0 IIollow-ware .Os TOBACCO & LIQUORS Whiskcy l.25@i.00 IoDacco 6O@l.25 APPLES
 Green, from wagon, pr bu. $l@l 50 Dried [" l" Sl.5O GROCERIES & PRODUCE Coffee, 25@33ls Cheese 25 Molasses s5 Sugar I21e@l5 Tea l.0o@l.50
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-02-08
Pork Sc.
Bear meat 121c.

Flour has gone up to $3.75.
 Eggs are now plentiful at 1Oc.
 Seed oats 50c.; potatoes $1 50.
 Butter enough to glut the market at 15c.
 Apples peddled from the wagons at $1 to S1.25 per bushel.
 The receipts of cotton by wagon this week have been quite light.
 MT. Robt. Williamson, of Quitman, was in town last Mon day, looking well and robust. W. P. Wooten & Co.,, will have large assortment of early potatoes in stock next week.
 Fresh fish from the lakes in this and Yell county have been selling from wagons on the street at 4c. per pound.
 Now would be a most oppor- tune time to do some work on the streets and sidewalks. Can't We have Q little done?
 Mrs. Ninnie Kern, of Darda- nelle, has been spending this week in our town at her mothers and visiting other friends. Misses Etta Howell, Maggie Brown and Ada Smith, of Darda nelle, were visiting in town this week.
 MT. Cad. Hanks, of the A No. l house of Brooks, Nicely x Co.,, Memphis, Tenn, grocers and con- mission merchants, was in town Tuesday.
 Mrs. Ed Mcconnell and Miss Lula Porter, of Clarksville, have been visiting friends Tn town the past week, ard were the guests of Mrs. F. M. Latta.
 There will be a grand excur- sion to Mardi Gras at Little Rock and Memphis next Monday. Sec Superintendent Hartman's notice of reduced rates in another col umn.
 We respectfully call the at tention of our honorable town council to the very bad condition of the crossings of the branch on all the streets leading into the east end.
 The whiskcy men and the town authorities are having a lively time. Fifteen dollars and costs is the usual morning fine. Somebody will have good sized bill to foot before long.
 -Messrs. Evins & Gray keep THE livery stable of our town, and besides knowing just how to keep it, they are clever and gentleman ly, and merit the patronage of the of the pubic.
 The romance of the week was the marriage of a runaway couple at the Tucker Hotel last Saturday. The principals were MT. Alton and a Miss Ried, and the ceremony was performed by Rev. w. J. Dodson.
 That gentlemanly and clever soul, Mfr - Buckner, will have charge of the grand excursion train over the Ft. Smith road next Monday. This will insure pleasant and safe ride to all who may avail themselves of this opportunity to enjoy the Mardi- Gras festivities.
 MT. - Norris, brother of our townsman, Mir. Jas. Norris, has just arrived with his family from Tennessee, and will make our county his home. We wei come him to our midst and hope he may never have cause to re- gret moving to Arkansas.
 W. P. Wooten & Co.,, are now oolng larger business than they have ever done heretofore. They sell all kinds of family gro ceries as cheap as the cheapest, for cash in hand or in exchange for country produce. It will be greatly to your interest to call on this firm when you visit town.
 The feat of getting to the town we'll can now be performed by any man who can walk on a par of stilts two feet high. To have such a lob-lolly around the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-10
A Geld Death.

Last Thursday afternoon, about o'clock
Jacob Cunger. who had been living with
his uncle Of the same aame at the Dayton
coal mine. started from Dayton with .
ligh load Of sundriss for his hope. He
was seen no more that day. The next day
his uncle and Barney 0'hourks. who also
resides At tho mine. started In search OF
him. They had proceeded about . mile
toward Dayton when they found him lying
beside the road. dead. II 10 supposed that
Cungsr hal been overcome with fatigue
and cold. and WAS unable to resist the feel
ing Of drowsiness which 10 said to come
under such circumstances. Having lain
down no found II impossible TO arise again.
and so was frozen TO death. His remains
were taken tn Dayton. and Yesterday tho
Coroner Of Lyon county held an inquest
thcrson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-10
LYON COUNTY MINES.
nspsrs or Their PrsessAs ~ shs
Past Quarter.

Following Ia the abstract statement
from tho quarterly assessment roll Of the
proceeds Of the mines Of Lyon county for
tho quarter ending DECEMBER 81. 1876
the name Of the mills where The bro wa
crushed being given:
Dacsn-Gross yield. $l.s7s "a; net value.
$6i0 "a; tax. SIS 20.
rrench-Gross Yield. Sl1.s7s ~; net
value, si.033 "a; tar. STA 9S
woodworth-Gross yield. $SS,s20 69
net value. sii.0i2 70; tax. $500 ~.
Kelsey-Gross yield. Si.0oS 10; net
valus. $3.50 20; tar. 50 ca.
Pioneer-Gross yield. $500 81; net
value. 81. iG6 81; tar. SIS IS.
sherman-Gross yield. $s7i; net value.
500; tar. 81 IS.
Greeley French-Gross yield. $i,i00;
net value. $40; tai. 50 Is.
Lyon Mill and Mining Conpany-Gress
yield. s52.i62 50; net value. SS.22S "
tax. siis.
Gross yield Of all ores erushsa. Slio..
go "a; net value upon which taxes ara
levied. $25.656 o. total amount oil tax.
Ssh 20.
This manner OF reporting gives thu
amount Of taxes due tho county. but does
not show the product Of the several mines.
II IL known that . great deal Of this WA
taken from the Justice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-10

LADY BRYAS.-Ths delinquent assess
msni sale Of tho Lady bryan Mining Com
pany took place yesterday afternoon at
San Francisco in accordance with the pre-
yious advertisement. There WAS an In
junction served. however. which prevented
the ale Of those shares Of the stock which
belonged TO certain dissatisfied ~stockhold-
er.. The sale % those shares will not take
place until further notice.
CONSTABLE LEsrER. n Of Silver City's
guardians. had a rough deal OF 1t last
wednesday. lie arrested q woman for
being drunk. and visiting her some hours
later. was attacked in the most ferocious
manner by the enrag.d female. Next
morning the Constable vas glad To let her
90 on condition that shs would leave the
town.
As Follows. Town. VIZ: oh, II was
glorious, Last Monday night at National
Guard Hall, We mean. Could angels strike
.wee,er notes from their golden harps than
did that wingless seraph. Madame Bonner
blitncnbeimer. with her tromboner We
| ,ros not. Al. thoso strainsl etc., ETC.,
vt ais.
CoNrLisrSr,Ry.-rhe Shvs Arknovl'
edge. with pleasure the receipt Of eompli'
msntary tickets TO the fourteenth a~nniver'
sary hall % the National Guard. which !.
TO be given on the evening Of the I'D
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Birthday.
TmE Masonic Social was well attendet
last night. and was n Of the NEST peas
ant that has ever been given. Tho bal
was filed with good dancers. and PROBES
sor varney's mnsic was everything tina
! could be wished.
CHIrr LAcKxy had . numbsr OF mel
working ON & street In Virginia to-day
picking up and l~eveling the cuts and ruti
in the road. lie says II . storm comes h
will be ready for 1t.
TnE ladies Of the Gold Hill Methods
Church will continue their fair and festi
val this evening. They have been sue
eessfsl 50 far. and expect W do - vel
this evening.
MEETING Of the Union and Confeder
ate Veterans will be held in Virginia Cit,
this evening. SEQ official notice in an
other column.
TuE sky is overcast with clouds to-day
and the chances are favorable for another
storm.
Six arrest were made in Virginia Cit!
last night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-10
Novel Atning.

The Silver City T'~s' says: Mr.. wyman'
who is placer mining in the gulch Just
east Of town. has lately had In operation
a new contrivance, 90 far ~ GU somewhA,
extended observation goes. The water and
gravel from his sluices fall into . box In
which a horizsntAl shaft with projecting
arms is made to ~rsvolvs by . belt extending
toaw atsr.whsel aconvsnient distance away
The box 10 shaped 10 closely 1T the revolv'
ing arms, Is made watsr-tight, and serves
10 retain everything passing from tho
-luicc- until thoroughly washed. and also
10 catch all Of value which escapes from
the rifles above.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-10
Gera.. Miiissry Ba.a.

This splendid combination Of frst-class
musicians gave emo Of their delightful
concerts last evening In National Guard
Hall. Virginia. The following excsllsnt
programme was presented: Torchlighi
Dance I'D mAjorl. Meysrbssr /; Jubel Over
turs. G. NJ. v. Weber; Fantasia OF onen-
bach's Operas. Conrad; Position GLAMOUR
Polka tCornet solo), Nesmann /; Grand
Fantasia Of Fiotow's Martha" Hsrtsl
overture. "fidsliA," l.. v. Bssthovsn
..On the Elbe Shore" waltz, Sehreiner;
Variation for Cornet. Arban. by Mr. IL.
Covert: Quartetts for Four French Horns.
Krutzer. by Msssrs. Mun. Staps. Rabe and
Helm I; Battle Of Sedan Grand Potpourri.
with battle musicl. Sars. The perform
ance Of Mr.. Covert was superior to any.
thing ever heard In Virginia in tho way Of
sornet solos. The French horn quartstto
called forth hearty applause. Tonight
this band will appear for the last time on
the Csmstoek. They are o on their way
home, and will. in all probability. never
be seen in this country again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-10
BRONCHITIS.

From John Fiagc. Esq.. Of Bennlnztsu. Y. II.
"Thres yesn since I IVES very much Fsdues
with . dreadfai cough. which resulted In bron
dInncuit % speak In an audible voios. To TIL
was addel severe night swsats. and I vas fear
fnl OF going Into . decline. Aft.r reeosrss :,
vsrious remedies 10 no purpose. msds ~ o
DR.. wistaf's baipam Of Wild Cherry. . fsv bot
since that tImoI have he'd several ssvsfs 81
iscis Of cough, bat the Bslsan hes always 70
moved them. always keep 70 By ne, and
should not know how 70 do without u"
Sold By all druggtsts. j
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-10
GAN FRANCISCO.
Fised and o'Brisn Divistsg shsis
Hpars Ceis-Ths BaakinE Capt.
sAl OF California.
SPECIAL TO rus BOLD HnL DAILY sr~.

SPECIAL 70 rHs COLI znL DAILY Ssv'.
BAN FRAScrsco. February lo-l p. NJ
Tho Stock Exchange Of to-day says the
arm OF Flood & 0'Brisn are about di.
viding up the little profit Of their few
ysars somewhat successful business.
The Pine street property has been divi.
dsd, as has also the property on the cor.
nsr OF Market and Fourth streets. Ne.
vada Block has been sold to the Nevada
Bank.
The Bnnsfis will publish this evening .
tabulatsd statement showing the condition
Of the banks In the State. The report In.
eludes every incorporated bank In the
State. n hundred In all. In thirty.Hve
counties, giving the amount Of coin capt.
tai. reserve. deposits. loans and discouts,
Investments In real estate, earnings. OF.
penses and dividends for the last six
months. and the cash In the vaults. thus
showing at . glance the condition of
the banking system OF the Btats. These
incorporated banks represent . paid up
Capital. ~. 409. 600; reserves, $685..
400; deposits, Sl22, oil. 800; cash in
vaults, SIS. $40. 700. Some difficulty was
experienced In giving the exact amount
Of assets. owing to differences arising In
the manner Of computing them, Some
banks, for instance. not including over
drafts In their statements OF assets. A
q general proposition. however. the
statements OF the various banks show q
proper relation Of assets TO liabilities,
and y healthy condition Of Affairs
en- the face OF the returns.
In addition 10 the incorporated
banks there are ten private banks In
this city whose actual capital and bust.
mess IL not exactly known. but arc ssti.
mated Is representing about i've million
dollars capital. There are also q mum.
Der Of small private concerns. agencies,
etc.. scattered throughout the State,
whose aggregate capital would amount
10 but q small sum. The report is made
up from statements obtained directly
from the banks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-10
Nev Ysrk heard.

Sxw YoRx. February io.-Transaetion'
st tke Morning Board (: 100 Best 4 Bel
cher ~, 200 Bullion i76lIh, 100 Chsl'
lar-Potosi 10, 3O0de 72s @I2S, 200 Cleve'
land On esiO, 500 Imperial ~. 100 Q
North SLOPE. lGS, 800 Crown Point, ~
400 Exch.auer z. 500 Gould 4 Curry H.
ZOO Grant Ia, 500 Justice 1ta, 800 Ken
tuck !, 200 Ophir 27As@27s 500 kossuih
4. 100 Mexican ish. 100 Seq. Bsleher o.
so sierra Nevada .. 100 Union Con. ioa'
100 savage So. 100 Yellow Jacket i6S'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-10

AssxssNENr.-An assessment Is levied
by the Original Gold Hill Gold and silver
Mining Company Of thirty cents upon the
old shares or min cents on tho new shares
Of the Company, delinquent ON the 18th
Of March next. Nee official notice Ia a
advertising columns to-day.
USpKn tho platform OF the Beleher mine
there is an extensive snow drift. The
American Flat road passes under the plat
form, and the road is kept constantly
muddy BY the thAwing Of the snow. Let
the accumulation be removed.
J. II. SHAW. Chairman OF the Board OF
County Commissioners Of Lyon county.
and Georg. \. Elder came to q settlement
On the toll road question ON THURSDAY
Elder 10 10 have the road, and u Is To be
free for one year. Elder to Keep II IN repair
ut his own expense.
SUBSTANTIAL wooden sidewalk Is being
mi dawn ON the east side VI Main street.
reaching from the Masonic Hall TO The
Miners Hons Hotel. opposite tho Union
ssales. This 10 an improvement when
has been greatly needed during the past
few days.
The accident by which Victor Berna lost
his right eye recently by the explosion OF
blast, did not occur In tho drift Of the
i50O-foot Lowell connecting the big BONANZA
With the q. and @. shaft. but In the Con
solidstsd Virginia mine.
TuE Cosmopolitan Club OF Silver City
iii xiv. n calico ball next Friday evening.
and the dancing portion OF mat ON
muaity IL in . fiutier in consequence
PAno and draw poker arc raging In
alive, CITY lust now. The milder games
A. sLiii and chance arc ~lanSuishins Tor
want Of attention.
TIN roads out toward American Flat arc
In vary gsol coalition. few more days
Of pleasant weather would make them dry
and dusty.
suyrn Orr 10 to have q Jail. and the
psvsrsper men Of that place are giaI.
Their isdgi.g will not cost them 90 m"s"
hereafter.
rur .nov on c street. Virginia. Is
voue cut up than at any time since ths
storm commenced.
Rrsrnvrp SEATS for the English oPsra
can BE- secured At Ash's book store "o
early for . choice.
y. y. OspIsrox has recently been ap-
pointed Superintendent Of tho Beat anu
Bslchsr mine.
rurru bars Of bullion. valued al ss.'9i'
10. usrs shipped from Virginia last 'ren-
ing. =.
Ju.rrcr pay day nsi.s things lively all
along Gold Canyon.
Rev. Nh. Jrxrrrw will prssehin Virginia
City tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-10
Arrival. shis nsrsssE
n.,,x..a. service. ro-~srrs~.

xxruopr.r Err.corAL cuuRcH. ootp HILL
There will BE- dtvin. service Al the Me,hodl,,
Hpiscopai Church tp nouow t~sundsya az w.
A q. and T5O q. N. itr. tseorIe W. f"'n
ofheiAtins. sunday school al iSf.s1
1T. JouS's CHURCH. GoLo H~nL--There will
be divine services II 81. Johns Church to NOR
rsv a n O'Clock. A n. and J Pm. Rev. ".
n. Eastman efaciating. sunday -ehooi Of lp
r.h.
NJ. PAri's curRcu. NuncfSiA.-rhsre VIII
b divine s>r,io. in NJ. raul's chu'rh. Virgins,
,o-morrov at n o'elcck A. ~. and 7 2 ~.
Rev. W. n J.nvey ,nlcisting.