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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03

A NIX A T

And pesrly teeth are easily obtained BY elesns-
Ina your teeth daily with that Justly popular
dcntIfrcs, SoZODONT. Composed Of rare
altiseptic herbs. u imparts whlteness 70 the
teeth. Q delicious aroma 10 the breath. aud pre-.
pcryps intact, from youth 10 old ago. the teeth
Acidity VI tho stomach will destroy the strors.
est teeth unless its effects ara ~ounteracted Nth
sOZODONT, and this pure tooth wasn protects
the dental surfaces By removing every impuftty
that adhsr.s 10 them. Ask ,our druggist for
SUZODOHT. lelt Lon
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Creature CONTROVERSIAL the Old Pho
neer Barber. shop that greatest OF iuIuries
in the heated season. . shower-baih. can
10 enjoyed daily for tho moderate sum Of
50 50 per month. Warm and cold baths
can be hal for fifty cents. and every branch
Of the tonsorial art 10 there executed to
perfection. Drop In at the Old Pioneer
and enjoy . good shave and Q cooling
shampoo. The location isi72 Main street.
opposite Slime 0gg's stables.
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A CARD.

To all who arc Suffering nom the crrors and
Indlscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss OF manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. rExH oy CHANCE.
This great remedy vas discovered by q mission.
ary In south America. scnd . self.addressed
envelope 10 the REy. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
station ID. Bible House. New York C1ty.
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ARTIsrIC AND TONsOKIAL.

For . clean, smooth shave. or when you want
your hair cut. trimmed or otherwise hxed up
10 the most proper and artistic manner, CALI y
Pschner's famous shaving and HAT aiessink
asIoun, on Main str ct. uold hihs salo'hiAs
Duprey's French rsstsuiant.. 49,.
T.smmy AIsxander. one u the afust c,xs
I'm thst line, 10 employed o. Peehner-s sna ~
numsrons friends can fed him there rauyto
sitend 10 their wants 10 nrst.elass sty's' "i"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03

orricEns.-The following officers were
installed Sunday evening over Nevada
Lodge No. 81. Independent Order Of BE-
mai Berth /: l.. Lobensiein, President ; Z,
Taussig, Vice President; w. Ascheim,
Recording Secretary NJ. Levy. Financial
Secretary; L. s~chosnfeld. Treasurer ; !
0oodfrisnd. A. NJ; I. COIN. W.; w
BROOKS, q.
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From A DISTINGUISHED JURIsr.

az have tried the PERUVIAN srsrr. and the
...,, ,.,,v ,ustsins your prediction. II has
~. new man of me-infused Into my sys
~. ~ yiror and energy. ! am no longer
s,smuloas and dsbiiiistel - when you lAst
~ - M mi stronger. hcartisr, and with larEsr
s.r.eity mr. labor, insnial and physical, than
a. any limo inring tho last i've yesrs." rold
by al drug9ists.
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q. II. GALLUP.

o. II. 0ALLuP. opposite The Bank OF Canfor.
MA, Cola Hnl, Keeps constantly OF hand eli
cigara. all kiads OF chewing tobacco, mesr.
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. Ans CUTLERY, and
toys md hscy goods Of all kinds. apps
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Iussruesing . Green 'un Beneath
the PressestnE shade OF . water
Issk-rhs Architectural Pesu-
Iiasisies Of . TIE Hsuss-sups-
rtsr Advantages OF she Brake
uackss"-A Deeest. bus Isaps.
esnfesss Traveller.
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.IsiroRrED CIGARS.

Imported Punsrigss. Bouquets, santiasos;
two for svsnty4avs cents; the best and ehsspsst
ciesrs In tbs btsts. Gall and W thsm q elm-
stors. myio
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pIMMIrr,s COUCH BALKAN.

DiNxi1r's COUCH BlLsAM. the body OF
which 10 composed Of pure Honey and hoe.
Candy syrrp. highly nsdiestsd, . the ~
oroap and wheop,pe ooagh Bold 2, sonn
Jonss, Jr. MI ~
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"a .LI0aT coLor-corGns.

ysw are sw.rs Of shs iuportsncs ofehseliss
q cough os y slight cold" which would y'sla 70
a milf tsnsay. II pseiected, y afnn stp.ess
Ire iunEp, Eowns Bronchial Trocnes sssss
surs and almcst Immediate rsiitf.
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Laos. EArsAfAox nakss bssunfaI. sos>y.
iuxuriant hair; prsvsots lta falling oat 90 turn-
ing gray. Il EaS Suoi tbs test OF fory Year..
Il charningiy ps1tHsd. md hes no uvh
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AM DECENTRALIZATION RKMEDY.

Browns Bronchial TrOehes are yiss'y knosn
20 On established remedy fcs coughs. code.
br,nchilis hoafssneas aud otbsr troubles OF We
Unrest and lungs y
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FRIDAY. JUNE l.. 1877.

The house hiss bsen e'tirely rsmodeled, N.
nited and naphointsd In evsiy d~rartmsnt,
and will be kept % one Of the '. ~ best and
most complete restaurants In this city OF on
the Pscinc coast.
CAPTAIN YOUNG bss spsrvd neither money
nor labor TO beautify his plsce. and with years
OF experiences In the b~usibess. and his reputai
lion In this community. his patrons may rest
assured Of nndlng everything In bis restaurant
- comfortable and perfect ~ can DO made.
stnsis Meals................. Finy Cents
Heard By tho Week..--..seves Dsllsrs
Private soor,s for families. Also. funishcd
ia JOHN 8 YOUNG. Proprietor.
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Aan.ss,s Ice ehss, os ,sfrissntor. nsds TO
ordsr for . family. has been icft for sals o.
Grants ocld HUI raruitur Btorv. rsxt seoyS
me HIws odioo. A small sn'snt VI sssn
bav n. Jetsh
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DRowN's BRONCHIAL rxochss.
For ruimsa.y and AsAnsi,e Disorders have
proved their sneaey b. . ts.t o. many y.sss;
and have rsosivsd testimonlsls from sfoiesns
msn Who have ustd them. "
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rur PROFESSIONALS

Al this moment W. singular looking
objects ON two legs approached INC wA's'
tank. Their clothes we're old and tAi'sred'
THAR boot. Principally consisted Of sole
less u~ppsrlsathsr. and their faces were be-
grinsd with the dust and dirt Of ago.
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Tho uouse OF Commons In session
all Might.


NEW Yonx, July IA London dispatch
/ rays tin House Of Commons was the sconc
! last night OF one Of the most extraordinary
scenes ON record. Three Irish members
| having mn alteration with tho Govern
mont, kept calling for . division OF The
house and made use Of other parliament
airy tactics all night, the session not end
Ing til Z o'clock this morning.
THE Russo.rurkish war.
Nrw YoRK. July "a Tines London
special says two things are beyond doubt
that the fighting has BEEN Of . terrible
description and attended with great car
mage both on tho Danube and In Asia
Minor, and that the Turkish forces have
obtained such important victories In Asia
that the Russian Journals arc accusing
their Generals Of having managed the
campaign badly.
on ne line OF the Danube the Turks
have not half tho number Of the Russians.
The panic and distress In Constantinople
IL becoming dangerous 10 foreign resi-
dents.
TIN PARTIES IN ENGLAND.
CHICAGO, July "a TriJa@s London
special says II 10 certainly true that war
preparations are going on continually.
though quietly. There are already 10000
British soldiers st Malta and Gibraltar. |
and moro are being shipped daily.
Mr.. Grant Dnff has contributed Q paper \
10 tho nineteenth century on the Eastern
difficulties, which represents very nearly
tho conservative feeling. He divides En-.
glishmen into three classes. One. slen-
DERBY represented In tho House Of Com
mons, but more largely represented by the
peers, would not DO sorry 70 have 10 60 10
war for Turkey. Another party. more
largely represented In tho House Of Com
mons, would be delighted to Join with
Russia for tho coercion of Turkey In the
interests Of It's Christian inhabitants. The
vast majority. however. Of Englishmsn.
are represented by the minority on both
nides IN tho House OF Commons. This
party IL desirous. In tho present phase Of
the dispute. 10 be absolutely neutral be-
tween Russia and Turkey. but prepared ct
tho samo limo 10 push Intervention oven
TO war II British interests arc threatened.
THE RUSSIAN MANAGEMENT cRfTrcIsED.
A correspondent 1t bimnitza, who 10
strongly pro-Russian. sharply criticizes
tina recent operations. He says the retreat
ing Turks wero not promptly followed.
and though the crossing was effected on
Wednesday, 10 vas only Saturday that
General skobslen's Cossscks went 70 learn
the whereabouts Of the Turks. Meantime
the bridge was incemplets. and the hus-
alan force MAS liable 70 attack In nank
from Rustehuk and hikopoiis. Across ]
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Passengers nom Gold Hiil or vitgisia can 20
By way OF Truekes and Tahoe Gil OF Csfpon
aud 0leeubroot. taking the steamer acrcss the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03

RATES OF CHAR0Rs.
Board Ard Lodging. per vtsk...........sIi 70
Board and Lodging. per dsy............. . %
Children from b 70 10 years Of sss. half price.
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isvsiids ~ we'll - business msn. or families
seeking recreation W pleasure. will Ind this
su JOHN nrSsYsxEE ,.,.,
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smurr,,r. Arrested.

NEw YoRK. July s.-Pprssr Owen, o.
tho steamship England. and . dock clerk
named Edgar p. Andrews have been ar
rested for completely In the smuggling Of
alike and laces. Owen says that during
the four years Of his connection with
s~mugglers the silks smuggled amount
In value to about $4,000 Ito got 20 per
cent commission.
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Cabinet aumors.
Tho drawer I.ve.,iE.sIe..

PORTLAND. July 3.-The Commission to
investigate the charges against Senator
Grover Of using monsy for tho purpose Of
,ecuriny his election to the Senate met
YESTERDAY. Tho witnesses summoned In.
Guide many prominent politici ans OF the
State and the preparations seem to mol.
cato a searching Inquiry. After . brief
session silhnut eliciting anything Of im.
poriance fls Commission adjourned I'LL
to-day. awaiting tpe arrival OF additional
witnesses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03

T'ramp.-I haven't eaten ahy'"ins sh"ee
yesterday morning.
Ieportcr.-Help yourself.
And he did help himself. Poor fellow
the way he pitched into the bread and
cookie. was ample proof that what no had
..iJ WA true. Tho man was hall fAm-
,,,.a When the cake Was reached. he
paused, a. though ashamed 70 take u;
.a.go ahead" said the reporter. I've had
enough" And he did go ahead. anu IN,
c~e,ority with which hat CAKE disappeAfeu
wa remarkAbls.
tine man told his story. lie was q tramp,
but one Of those tramp. who are deserving
Of aid from the charitable. ne was =
vseop-maksr by trade. U hsh oees sors'
inc In Sacramento. Times became haIu:
business dull. and he was thrown o.
vork. Al last. having spent All hts iitiie
saving. " support himself In idisness. ne
Lad started ON his weary tramp In seareh
al vork with two dollars and hfty cent? IN
his rocket. He had stopped atevery place
ON tbe road. offered 10 work At sny,hine
for his board. bat no work had he iouhd
vet. His little hoard OF money HAD all
yone I'M ten cent meals. and here ne was;
vsv an in the desert. without friends n
~,,pont hope. at 1. hard 10 beg." said
,ha noor fellow. ''but I suppose have got
~ Come 10 Il. There's no use OF your
going West. There Is nothing 10 do
Isportsr.-well. I'm going TO Try IL
ami he any worse than East for me.
Tramp.-what trader
Rrportsr-A wood carver.
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JOHN W. MoKINNErs
OLD PLACE.


A fns Wharf runs out 10 deep sstsr In the
Lake. and plenty Of bosls ars fufsl.hsd ffes far
the pleasure o. the grests. The stesmsr
touch a. the wharf 10 land pssseDg. 4.
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ooop nv ~ fut fhs@f
The whistle Of the approaching train
for the East was heard. and mp started the
trAmps. A vigorous push toppled over
the tie-house. and they scattered TO secure
AfAvorable place for Jumping" Tho
tramp who had first joined the reporter
stood quietly on the platform.
Reporter-Are you not going to try your
chAnee1
Tramp-Ycs. but moi in the way that
those men are. shall ask the conductor
10 take mo on. II lac refuses 1 shall tramp.
AMI the conductor did take him on. Tor
he hal the look and tanners of q gentle
man. The other four Jumped" the
train. whether by means OF the brake
racket" or not. the writer cannot say ;
neither can ho aver hsw far they rode be-
fore being discovered. A weary two hours
awaited him before the ~west-bound train
arrived. aud In that time he counted TWEEN.
ty-seven tramps going East None stopped
At the water tank. for no other train would
stop there that day. They went farther on
to pause at some station whsre . train
could be successfully ' jumped."
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
TELEGRAPUIC NOTES.

UTICA, n. Y, March 1j.-Wm. Hagllt, respect
able citizen South oxford ChenangO County, found
dead III his sleigh near his home yesterday.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. March 15.-ID the House this
the amendments u the Richards Compulsory
Education bill concnire IN, aud tic bill s now law.
ROCHESTER, n Y. March ia nOlr prOseqli has
Of Canal Superintendent Hcae OF
Poi Trial iOr perjury resulted Ia the fare OF the
jury 10 agroo upon verdict
MONTREAL March l5.-Heury j. Tilin, recently
~ Tn but lately In business for himself ns
operator in leading staple artcles has suspended spi
tcs 2JCOO Tiu Las aso controlling interest III tue DO
strip Company which will not be affected by his sus
pension.
UTICA, n. Y, March 15.-Emil Tmm of Sher-
burne Chenaugo County, young Grrmsnt employed ny
White smith q Co.. been missing since II III. wtn he
Centennial Exhibition stopping 81 the German
Consuls York 70 funds WhiL IN hiai"phis he
hotel the C'ntennia grounds here Ma
been committed II IA believed tat
tho reisns found In the ruins OF ie Duilei
Grangers HOlel al Philadelphia were those oi IimI
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Thursday, Mar

WASHINGTON, Thursday, March 10, 1877.
Among the candidates for the ST. Louis Post
Office il Miss Phebc Cozzens During call upon the
President day two after his inauguration she tod
him that GEN Grant, when he had so much trouble 10
find suitable man to make Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court assured her tnat il the Senate refused u conr
Ind 20 Waite he would nominate her. President Hayes
reulied that slc certainly would have made most
cupiug Chief Justice and that II she had held the Once
when he pok the oath he should have been tepteu 10
kiss her instead of the Biole. EsS
The several candidates for the Speakership OF the
House are already very active in their preparations lo
tbe oampaign They comprise Messrs Randall, sayer'
Morrisop Cox Blackburn Walker OF Virginia, Goode'
and perbaps one on two others Mr. Sayer and Mr Nor
rison are sill. Washington, and their friends are que
active in their behalf Mr. Cox has gone SOUTH aud MS
mission is reported to be attempt TO secure the sod
Soutbprn vote for himself against Mr.. Eandall Mr.
Randall H. in Vermont, but resides IN washington uuinS
the most OF and Il expected 10 return sool III
case il ehoid decided that extra session Is 10 e
b,I in lime fhe rivalry between the several Democratic
condidatcs Will become much sharper. Mr. Randall.
from having held the position durng the last session OF
Congress would naturally be stronger III tle ohtst th
ony one else and the close OF the afc Congress ne sup
nosed there was 10 question OF his reelection seVerii
of the other candidates are cOnndeht tey WI" pe "po
.Ct the caucus nomination.
The President has determined to appoint First Lieut.
Green Clay GOodoe Of the Marine Corps TO be Payinas
fer OF the Marine Corps in the place OF Mayor cash. de
ceased.
The Golfers OF The Treasury were enriched TINS morning
ly 5000 conscience contribution from "penitent sin
upr WHO IS sorry he consented to forsake the admo
AitioLs OF his earlier years
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
THE SAMANA BAY PROJECT.

Late advices from the West Indies report
that of Baez to power In Santo Domingo
the old scheme OF the SANTANA Bay Company mas peeh
revived 1t was alleged that W. NJ. Cobb, an American
engineer attached to the company had already arrVed
I'm sauto Domingo, to await the coming OF a
representative from the firm Of spoford Broth
ers of this city. The object OF the company
It is stated is to from the American Government
the sum of S5OOOO year, which amount 1t VIII pay
to the Government Domingo. In return for TINS
grant thc IJeyanlados islands in the Bay OF samana
will be conceded to the American Government as
maritime depot. Mr. Cobb, the dispatches iurtIrr
state will be the agent OF the company at Sahto DO-
mingo The Dominican Government VIII agree
10 concede One-fitth of all the lands surveyed
nv nm In the company. The territory thus
conceded will be settled with cOl0red emiSIans from
the Southern states. The office OF sp0n0rd Bfotheis,
whose names are mentioned in connection WIN tle
project was visited Wednesday. and the stateients
from tile West laid before one or the brothers,
who after reading fcm neither denied affirmed their
truth He was asked il il might be denied that his nri
thing about the project, Dut he stteu NC n
nothing to say about the matter"
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16

tatve people from the South without regard 70 color OF
politics, and In almost every Instance he nas ho ohlt
listened 10 their oral statements and Ja
has invited them to furnish him with ful ana precie
statements OF their respective views in writing AS
many as hfty sixty indviduil Statements OF lhis
description have been presented TO him, ana nave pcen
carefully compared by the Presidents private secretaries
for bis use IA data IN final discussions aud decisions
Nearly every Southern state and several Noflhern
States are represented at the Executive Mansion toly
by delegations who have business with tle Iesieint i
Many O them disappointed In regard 10 seeing
him. as important public affairs engrossed his allehlo
Among those who had interviews was deiesiton VI
Baltimore business men, who are Interested III the ap
pontment OF the marshal for that district . - ~,
Judge Mackey OF South Carolina was WIN thc rTesl
dent to-day, and read TO him telegram rom Old
Gov Hampton in which tue Governor said Una, ,ne
project of new election presented by certain parties
was an insult to the people Of the State and 10 hinse
The Governor he does not wish 10 he recogniIeu
What he desires IL that the troops shall be removed from
the House. Then the will Of the people can Do c
ricd ont, and carried out pcaccaDy. .,,,. lao,
bcr of German citlzcns hrd mass IhCc'ius ''t
night and adopied a series of resolutions conhchuin-
the concatorV policy of President Hayes ana eAess
ing their apprc .iatiun OF him in recognizing thc herman
element in the selection OF Carl Schurz as ncincr Oh
his Cabinet Committees were appointed 10 wait upon
Messls Hayes and Sclurz aud present. them tne Icsoi
tiOns 1t intended 20 have serenade out TIE sehi
ment OF the meeting was opposed 10 IL. ~
New-York tribune., 1877-03-16
AMERICAN CREDIT ABROAD.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
FLATTERING PROOFS or The HIGH ESTIMATION IN
WHICH THEY ARE HELD.

FLArrERING PROOFS or The HIGH ESTIMATION IN
WHICH THEY ARE HELD.
GBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, March 15.-The great popularity OF
United States Government securities i'll Europe Is
forcby illustrated by the rapid succession of calls
made by the Secretary of the Treasury tor SIX per
cent bonds TO be redeemed and refunded in new 4l2
per cent bonds Another call for $10,O00,OoO was
made to-day and the Secretary of the Treasury al
most daily receives the most lattering reports of
the confidence of European capitalists and people IN
the safety of United States Government securities
The popularity Of the 4l2 per cent loan has undoubt-
edly been increased by the growing distrust OF Eu-
ropean capitalists in other American investments
and in European loans. The leading financial lour-
nails of Europe have recently very generally
warned investors against lOaning money to
many American enterprises. No one OF
tbe Southern States can any longer borrow
money in Europe and their credit Will never be re-
stored until years after stable government and sod
institutions have been reGstabIished. The dstrlSt
of all American railway bonds and shares in Europe
is greater than at any previous time. lnis Is due
not only to the great losses that have been sustained
by foreign capitalists who have purchased American
railway securities and the frightful mismanagement
ofmany of the roads but also to heegsaton of some
of the Western States adverse to the interests of
these corporations. Some foreign financial writers
are of opinion that confidence in American securities
of various kinds will never be restored until the
Constitution of the United States is so amended as
to bring such property railways under the direct
control of Congress instead OF leaving them SUBJECT
to the varying legislation of the States and until ali
laws prohibiting foreigners from being directors N
Joint stock companies in the United states are re-
pealed Ii Is very gratifying in the midst OF all this
distrust that United States Government bonds seem
to increase daily in popularity.