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Free Conveyance to and From.
All Trains.

FKNHE PROPRIE F0RS OF THIS CID ES..
tablished resort take this oppor. unity to.
thank their many iIien1s and patrons for the
kind and liberal support which they have re-
ceiyed in tlse past and beg To inform them
that they have Just competed extensive i'm
pI ovements and alterations i'll I'll cir establish
ment which maAe it second to none Ia the.
STATE. Ia additit j to our hotel improve.
mel t. We have splendid
SALOON AND BILLIARD HALL
Where we have one of Strahle's Celebrated
Tables and sundry other appendages necessary
to make IT first class place OF TT.
The Bar Is always turnis he'd with nothing
but tie finest brands of choice ines,
Liquors, Cigars tSc. The tables are al
way S suppl ed with the very hest the market
AFT rds. Civil, polite and attentive walters
will cater TO the wants of our guests, and
god order will be strictly observed.
Again thanking our numerous patrons for
their past favors, We beg continuance of
the same, believing that We have superior &C
commodations 70 any house IN town. We as
sure one and all that We shall make it our
especial object TO study the comfort Of our,
Patrons and will spare no effort to make them.
feel at home.
HINKEY BROTHERS.
de16-tf.
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Enigrants.

Something over two hundred emf
grants passed west last night
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The state VS.. j. w. Rover.
The transcript on appeal in the
Rover case has been filed with the
Clerk of the supreme Court. The case
will be set for hearing some day this
term We learn that the transcript is
voluminous document and would
make large volume if printed in book
form. We suppose this appeal will
virtually decide the fate of Rover and
be the final winding up of this cele-
brated case. Ii the Supreme Court re-
verses the Judgment We suppose the
case will be dismissed, aud Rover set
at liberty; if the judgment is affirmed
then be has but one course left, and
that is an appeal to the Board of
Pardons; but from the indications of
the present temper of that Board. aud
under its new departure, be can not
have much hope for clemency from
that quarter.
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To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss OF manhood, etc, / Will
senG ,ecipe that will cufe you, FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send q
.lf-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T..
INaAs, Station U, Bible House. New York
City.
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SPECIAL 10 GALS.


Furnished Rooms 10 Let,
BY the day. week or month, at
reasonable rates, by Mrs. G. A.
Krenkle.
Inquire az the premises. opposite the
depot. oct.2 I'm.
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~ Rage Of tenn ptrature a. this station
yesterday Highest. 90 deg. lowest, 80 deg.
Range. IS; average, 90 deg.
j 20. HEALY,
CoTp'I signal Service. u. y. A.
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DAILY BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
SIGNAL SERVICE u. 8. ARMY.
Ocr Ser Is. 1877, 4.52 A. NJ.
Observations tax n at the same moment of
time at all STATIONS
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PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE

NOOD 30 Ard AND NEAT FURNISHED
w rooms may be had by the week OF
month by business men or families 1T Wise's
house ON second street.
MRS. CARRIE FAIRBANK.
Winnemu eca, July 40. 1877. If
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MISCELLANEOUS
MIL. FOR SALE.

A NEW Ten-stamp Quartz Mill. with
IN Pans and Fixtures complete, within
10 miles OF Minnemucca on a good road,
for sale.
For terms apply to FRANK NARAM0RE,
Winnemucca, Nevada. Sep. 81, 1877. If
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Buggies anc Saddle frorsos

,~n always be had at my Stables in MILL
CITY. Especial care Will be taken Of transient
stock. GEO. M, MILLER.
Knoxville, January /. 1875. dsS.
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a NEW KING.

The world at large will be surprised
and grisvsd to learn that Pomars. Queen
Of the Society Islands. Is dead. She
departed this life on the 18th OF last
month. being carried away by heart dis
ease. The Queen has always maintain
ed friendly relations both with America
and Europe. and allowed no more mis-
sionaries to DO eaten than IA absolutely
necessary to keep alive the ancient
spirit OF her people. She has main
tanned siric, neutrality in the great wal
in the East, treating Russian and Turk
with the same consideration. Her eld'
dest sou. Ariane. has succeeded to the
throne. aud European diplomatists will
now toss rsstlessiy in their beds until
the policy Of this young man IL fully
developed and announced to the world.
Should he ally himself with Russia. the
fate OF Turkey is sealed. On the Other
hand. should he join arms with the OF.
toman Empire, the Car will do well to
give up q hopeless struggle, and retire
to his dominions in the North. We
await ~anliously = definite declaration OF
his intentions on tho part Of King
Arianc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25
NEVADA ITEMS.

The RspeiAe says: Whatever may be
said Of business in Austin at present,
the mechanics have no cause to com.
plain. There In not at this time In Aus.
tin an unemployed carpenter. mason.
painter or mechanic In any branch OF
trsie, and those whose trades are con.
nected in any way with building or
house decoration are overcrowdsd with
work.
An attempt was made on Tuesday
night to rob John s. Hammill Of Amer
lean Flat. on the highway between Car.
son and Genoa. Instead Of giving the
robbor his money. however. Mt. Ham
mill gave him the contents OF . pistol,
aud he reiterated precipitately. and In
disorder.
Fred. Hart in the Rereiile says The
Nevada editor writes an article thanking
Senator Jones for a batch OF public doc.
umen,s. and then sings out to the devil
to cut that trash up into wrappers.
There Is no market for waste paper In
interior Nevada and the pub. docs. make
splendid wrappers for q country journal.
The Carson Mint is receiving large
quantities Of bullion to DO operated up
on. The gold contained therein is to be
converted into coins and the silver 10 be
manufactured into fine bars.
The Reno Journal Of this morning
says: A fight occurred yesterday morn
ing in the Reno Exchange Saloon DO.
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MR. AND MRS. Il. =. EASTMAN.

On Tuesday q ceremony was per
formed in wilkesbarro. Pennsylvania.
which will prove Of interest to very
many Of the citizens Of Gold Hill. On
that day Rev. X. y. Eastman, Rector Of
st. Johns Church. was bound for life TO
Miss Charlotte L. Metcalf. The core
mony was performed by Rev. Henry L.
Jones. and II is presumabls that he
made q genuine Gordian knot OF ii.
There Is no man In Gold Hill moro O
daily liked. or more heartily appreciated
than Mr.. Eastman. and when he returns
to us with his Eastern bride. he will re-
ceive a generous welcome. not only at
the hands OF his church. but from all
our citizens. lie has pitched his tent In
our midst, and evidently has NO inten-
ton OF pulling mp the stakes for some
time to ONE We congratulate Mr..
Eastman and his bride. and trust that
their days Of happiness may be long in
the land Of silver.
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RALAkLAvA.


Many OF our readers VIII fsmemoe'
in view Of the present wal raging IN
Europe. that to-day Is the anniversary
Of the battle Of Balaklava. just twenty
three years ago. that famous charge Wa
made In which the English Highlander
NO gloriously distinguished thsmsslves
at such q fearful and nsedisss loss OF
life. II was without doubtthe grandsst.
and at the same time the most useless
charge on record. The story has been
often told in prose and rhyme. but il
repetition ON this day will not seem
amiss.
The Russian lines were double the
length and treble the depth OF those
formed by the handful oil English u
when the trumpsts sounded and 'ns
British rushed at them with ueinsnd'
obs cheer. they brought iorwAfu oo'n
thor wings a IL 70 sn'e'oP 'ss"' "u.
the English went throush them ~ +"
they were lines oil p~ss'sooaru, o0m'
plstsly routed them Anu put .ns" W
Hight. 10 pursue was "poSa's' ou'
tn Russians naa AAu en'us' @
made no iur'hsf a'''"p'
They gathered he'r forces 'osea ~
eontsntsd themselves Win n''''"s "'
redeubts.
At this moment came the ordsr 70
Lord Luean. who commanded the hana'
full OF horse. G'o IN all. 10 aavsne''
advance whittier no askeu' 'n'
Is h enemy SIT was INC ieP'y. Anu
truly there they were SIX oa''Anohs y
infantry. six solid Masses oil cavalry
with thirty heavy guns In posiusn Ill
rectly In the front |; the redoubts viii
the batteries ON the right The slopes on
the left lined with rineinen n hsio
pieces F; and a mile and q hall to b
tmversed under fire before they could
meet the enemy. II was like marching
iuto the jaws OF hell. But the six hun
dred did not hesitate. On they plunged
They took the guns. cut their way
through the infantry supports. cut
their way through the cavalry. Nothing
stopped them till they reached thu
banks Of tho Tchsrnaya. when thsy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Much alarm was created at the Psrh
Theater. New York. last evening by . loud
cry Of fire. and for q few moments the
audience were greatly excited. Part oil
the scenery WAS discovered ~ be In . blaze.
One Of the fire patrol rushed on the stage
aud tore the burning canvas of and
stamped out tho fire with his feet, quoting
the fears Of the audience.
The New York Nan says the cigar makers
are elated. Money Is pouring In from all
quarters. Three factories agree TO Accede
to the strikers demands.
Ex-Congressman 0'Neill Of Pcnnsyl.
vania Is In favor Of Withdrawing tho Re
publican State ticket In that State. II Hayes
declines TO give assistance. The Gamer on
matter has complicated things.
John Thomas, . prominent mining ope-
rstor at 81 Broad street, New York. has
gone into voluntary bankruptcy before
Register Wright. lie owes $4,000. The
value Of his assets Is not known. They
include tho Champion mine. In Elko
county. Nevada, 16,l32 shares Of mining
stock. and . life insurance policy for
5000.
Senator Morton's recovery IL seriously
doubted. and 10 Is admitted that he con-
-tantly suffers great pain and seldom sleeps
without tho aid Of powerful opiates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25

GEoRoE l.. Fox. the famous ''Humpt,
Dumpty.'' who kept New York laugh
ing continually for three years. ant
male the fortunes Of all his managers,
died in poverty at the house OF his sis
ter in Boston yesterday. Movements
were on foot to procure him a benefit in
the metropolis. but it Is now too late
LIE has gon. beyond. where earthly ben
efits will avail him nothing. lie was a
gensrous-hearted. genial man. and his
death will bs mournsd by thousands oi
friends all over this broad land.
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THE n u

There are always two sides to q story,
and II is but fair before judging OF any
question to give both sides a patient
and impartial hearing. During the life
time Of Harry Msiggs, he was Landed all
over the world as the great bsnefator OF
Peru. as the man who was making OF
her a great and prosperous nation. He
had been reputed . very wealthy man,
and certainly his princsly generosity
gave good cause for this assumption.
When he died. 1t was discovered that he
was n bankrupt /; that his millions had
melted away, and vanished into thin air.
There was nothing remarkable in this,
for he expended fortunes yearly in en-
pertaining friends and strangers. But
now comes q Peruvian-or Mt least one
who signs himself such-and. in the
columns OF the San Francisco Chroaiee.
charges that Harry Msiess. instead Of
bsing a benefactor OF Peru. was in fact
her worst enemy ; that he bankruptsd
that country. as we'll as himself. This
writer claims that the railroads which
he constructed on government money,
were built only for his own gain I; that
they never could be Of any bsnsft to
Peru. as they run through mn uninhabi-
tod country. which no railroad could
ever develop. He concludes
II the Especial service account" which
was kept at the Office OF John Neiggs, MAS
exposed 10 public scrutiny, IL would de-
velop q terrible showing Of corruption In
the enormous sums Of money appropriated
for wholesale bribery. But Meiggs Is now
dead. and Peru Is financially in tho same
condition. The country Is irrevocably
ruined for years and generations to come.
All the coin has disappeared from the
realm. and nothing remains but paper cur
rency, the value Of which Is not sufficiently
appreciable to form the basis for imagina-
ton. The last statement OF the Lima
banks shows an issue Of about sit,OOO,Oo
Of paper currency. against about 81 800, 900
coin In their vaults. Trade In every branch
il irretrievably PROSTATE ; real estate Is
comparatively valueless, and the great rail.
roads, unrivaled In costliness Of construc-
ton, trayersing q country without traffic
and almost without populAtion-the whole
number Of white inhabitants not exceed
ing 250. 000-are rapidly falling into decay.
Poverty and oppression must soon force
the country lack into the semi-barbarous
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

A dispatch from San Bu~euavsntura,
datsd Yesterday. A About 4 o'clock
y,sterday Afternoon. In the midst OF o
dad calm. A heavy svell from the south
vs.t tbe rssnIt al n oals elsewhere,
commencsd rolling into tbe bsy. dashine
high upon the beach and over The plank
inc upon the wharf. The rollers In.
creased In hight and weight until about
s p. NJ. striking the wharf sideways.
and ut that hour q few piles snapped OH.
and ons after another they continued to
give way until q gap ever 400 feet long
had been opened, leaving both ends
standing. This morning the breakers
are still high. but evidently decreasing:
and the remainder Of the wharf will
stand. It may take three weeks 10
repair the damage; meantime steamers
Of the coast line will land passengers
and freight at Husneme. fifteen miles
away.
A few nights ago Henry Frazer OF San
Buenaventura, afflicted with delirium
tremsns, sprang from his bed. tore away
from the man who was watching him,
and disappeared in the darkness. Search
was made for him next day. and Il was
ascsrtained that be had taken the ROAD
toward Northoff. and had been seen
about four miles from town. Since this
time no trace Of MIN mas oeen discov-
cred. though the oneriu anu u iaige
party have thoroughly searched the
country. IL Is feared he has psrished
In the mountains.
Il il estimated that Lux 4 Miller have
700, 900 acres Of land In California, an
area nearly as great as the State Of
Rhode Island. There must DO at least
400 0oO acres IN one BODY. running 10 o
strip ten or twelve miles wide and sixty
miles long, rom hin rerty soutnwAru,
IL Is covered WIN iaru houses Anu Wel
sauippsd IN ali Respects. Lney W.
aoou, oo,oVv neAuo ea'.s' on 40 ~. Wv
new bern caves numos'eu so'v00 n"
Deputy s,ef,n ooo,e. ., Da.sr oou
y. o'egJn n., S;w.aon H. piaa
sat,s .n., auu ~ -h;is
Nai,sy s;mns,n ..as
~..t A. a.. , - III. hauJ. snd ans
o'us'ea T..
,shusI' anu 'nS' GA. .;'u.
~ $3.50 e., =. o.IJ.
80 II. "s.;s,,n,s all ;ns,.,,i. t;ll.d
~.
a large tract OF ricn oil ihna was us
covered last week aoou. we've miles
rom pan pu~enAven.ura, anu
Already w ae,ss nave 1seh 'ooa's1 W
our eiulens. uIesh on oi I'LL
Ia iii :, an.a "a, Eve =, the
..sSn..,;n. ali.
Yesterday mornings san FRANCISCO
AM says a oninatnan ha'nsu onss
oua p.s 49, 49,.
nlI,' " c,'isa ~ p.M." ..,;no
stan, ~ .uo u ~ 1.nI, =
us us,sluon On .naIss As
commit nu,oer; ine pr'sSne' was "e''
m -. .u..
Inc otanlslaus VIC says ruu ',
= suirsn. anu seN,,m I'm n.sa
purchased n controlling interest In ths
san Joaou;r IRRIGATION Canal. IN AZ.
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EVERYBODY will ~sympathizs with SEN
ator Blaine In the misfortune which has
ovsrtaken Him. His daughter lies DAN
gerously wounded at his home In Maine
by q bullet accidentally discharged by
her own hand. while he Is confined to
his bed in Washington. unable 10 go to
what may prove tho death-bsd Of his
child.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25

A nan named @. 7. Relell. who has
been engaged in packing wood from the
mountains near Tusearora. was found
deal in his cabin the other morning by
Thomas Jose, who was hauling the wood
to Tuscarora. The Mining Rsrier SAYS
that Rsdsll's head was covered with
clotted blood. A CORY AZ. supposed to
have bsen used BY his murderer. was
found close by the body.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25

ALL is now quiet in Arizona, the trou-
blesoms Apaehes having submitted to
the Government. There is good hope
Of solving tho Indian problem yet /; but
Il must be done by the sword, not the
Bible.
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pnon A DisrINGuIsnRD JuRIsr.

81 have tried the. PERUVIAN srRrr. and the
result fally ~sustAins your prediction. II has
made . new man Of me INFUSED into MY sys-
TEN new vigor and energy. ! am no longer
tremulons and dsbllitated ~ when you last
saw me, but stronger. heartier, and with larger
capacity for labor, mental and physical, than
at any time during the last i've years." Sold
nv All drugyietR.
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A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
lndiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
deeay, loss OF manhood. etc. I will send q
receipt that will cure you. rRKx on CHANGE.
This great remedy wss discovered by Q nission.
ary In south America. Send q self-sidrcrscl
envelope To the Rkv. JOSEPH 7. 1NMAN.
station ID. Bible HOUSE, New York City.
MINI Am
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O. %. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLur. opposite the bank Of Callfor.
mia. Gold Hin. keeps constantly on hand ali
favorite brands Of Imported C.sarr. oholcc bit
cigafs. all hi.ds Of chewing tobacco. mccr.
schsum pipes. nuts, candles, hne cutlery. and
tors and fancy goods Of all kinds. apps
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25

TINS Is st. Crispin's Day. and the
shosmaksrs will duly celebrate the an-
nivsrsary Of the patron saint Of the
"gentls craft" in all our large cities.
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rnR pAiACR RATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef uneIcelied In Storey
county. 20 TO Thomas Hsffron's Rating Stand.
In tho Palace saloon. no. : North q street,
Virginia City. frcrh oysters at all hour IN
every style. Forty miners always on hand Of
night. For tAsiy. homo style Of cooking. and
The best and frcsl est Of all that the markets
afori. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try Il. apis m
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PIANOS To LET.

A WOODWARD 4 brown
n PIANO. used Put . few n"
months, for rent. Apply a NAVY W
Noes Millinery Store: 10 south street
denot. 2oi Main street, Cold Hill.
jsiiU N. D. PARSONS, Agent.
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@

II rom John Fiagg. Rsq.. Of Be~nninston. n. H.
"rhrss years since I was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron.
was added severe night swrats. and I VS. fear.
full OF going into . decline. After recours 10
various remedies TO no purpose. I made nee OF
Dr. wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry. q fsv bot.
tlcs OF which FULLY restored me 10 health.
since that tina I have had several severn n.
tack OF cough, but the Baisam has always re.
moved them. always keep q by me, and
should not now how 10 do without e."
Sold By all drugyists.
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COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.
prpRR,s BUILDING, VIRGINIA CITY
Corner u aad U.iss streets.
GOTH. HAST.
Civil: and Mining Engineer and surveyor.
jssm
CHANGE OF FIRM.

UBIs n TO NOTIFY rHE PUBLIC THAT
have purchased the saloon and nItures
tbe Jus ice mine, Lower Gold Hill. an ~
spon,ibls for eli debts Of the late nrm and will
collect all bills due the I'M ..-
ao,d mn. October ~. 1871. oci1 ime
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And now came the great attraction Of
the performance. the third act Of othellc,
with the following extraordinary cast:
Othello. Mr.. Sothern
Iago ......................J j.. W. Florence
Cassie. zee. .........." H.. crisp
Emilia. ............... Mrs. John Drew
Everybody. including the actors on the
stage apparently. was on the tiptoe Of ex-
pectation. Nobody knew what Was going
10 happen. Would Mr.. Sothern lisp and
limp a Ia Dundrearyy or scowl and grunt
Ia FitzAltamountp Would Florence
'gagr" Or would little Lolita pull up
Desdsmona's skirts and break out
into song aud dancer That's the
sort Of thing most people expected.
and before half a dozen words had
passed between Cassie and Desdemona
there was many . litter and many = sup
pressed roar as the comicality Of tho situ-
alton struck the onlookcrs. Miss Lolita
herself could not conceal her enjoyment Of
the fun. and did not attempt Ia resist the
temptation to increase It, She waved her
arms In melodramatic style, bowed spas
medically. and kicked her long. unaccus-
toned skirts about in a most amusing
fashion. Presently Sothern appeared mag
efficiently attired As 0thello, with face duly
darkened and striding about with tragic
aspect. frowning more terribly than docs
the crushed tragcdian. The audience
thought il immensely funny. and refused
TO believe that Sothern was serious. Duthc
WAS /; and 50 was Florence, who made =
mos, Amiable and lovable Iago. Both con-
tinued To speak their lines in the most
approved manner. until. almost conquer
ing the visibility Of the audience. Mr..
Sothern gave q genuine specimen OF his
ability ~ q tragic actor. 10 WAS curious
IN watch how the terrible jealousy 81 the
Moor overcamc all thought Of the absurd
ity Of Mr.. Sothsrn's assumption Of the
character In the minds Of the spectators.
The house grew still and began TO grow
critical-no mean tribute 10 Mr.. Sothern's
skill. But Lotta came again, and there
was no more seriousness. Evidently Mr..
f1orenes's greatest effort was To keep his
eountenance. lie no longer did more than
10 speak his lines, but Mr.. sothern seemed
to grow more and morc serious, until his
seriousness was the seriousness Of Fitz-
Altamount. or any other Crushed TRACE
dian" just rs the scene was closing
Lolita had suecscded In destroying every
particle Of gravity In the house. and as
they went Off the house Was In q roar.
Recalled. they plunged into burleslue.
and a. that Was evidently expected Of them.
everybody was satisfied. On u second
recall before the curtain. Mr.. Sothern, on
behalf Of the managing committee, re-
turned thanks for the support given, aud
expressed his belief that the sum netted
Tor Edwin Adams would smoun TO $4,000,
~whereupon there Was great cheering.
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NOTICE.

SPECIAL MEETING or TIE BOARD
A OF Del gate. Of the Gold Hill fire De
p.rtment Il hereby announced for wENksDAt
next, October 2tlh, at Yellow Jacket ksgine
uouse. 1t 7:30 r. H., Tor the Transaction OF I'm
oesa.d N. P. WOLF. President.
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q n COUGHS.

Sudden changes Of climate are source, oi
Pulmonary and Bronchial Affections. Take al
once Browns Bronchial Troches. le; the Cold,
Cough or Irritation OF the Throat DO ever ~
slight.