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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-10-18
immigration Convention.
SHREVEPORT, OCT. 10, 1877.

| SHREVEPORT, OCT. 10, 1877.
FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The convention was called to or
der at II o'clock IN. by L. L. Tom
kies, who gave a brief explanation
Of its objects.
Upon call of the parishes, the
follawing delegates from Bossiel
answered to their names: j. A
Snider, B. F. Fort, w. r. Prather,
j. ii. Keyser, J. G. Vance, q. w
Arnold, 7. J. Tidwell, Fl. w. Og.
den, W. j. Hughes. Duly accred
tied delegates were present, also,
from Bienville, Claiborne, DeSoto,
Red River, Webster, Natchitoches,
and Caddo.
On motion of L. M. Mutt one del.
egate from each parish was appoint
ed to recommend officers for a per-
manent organization. This commit
tee made the following reccommen-
dations, which were unanimously
adopted: President, A. B. George,
of Webster; Vice Presidents. B. f.
Wharton, DeSoto; D. B. Hayes, of
Claiborne; J. NJ. Foster, of Caddo.
Secretaries, S. NJ. Potts, of DeSoto;
G. w. Tompkins, of Webster; A. ID.
Battle, of Caddo.
Brief speeches on the subject of
immigration were made by L. M.
Mutt and f. Roubieu.
On motion of G. C. Henderson,
one delegate from each parish was
appointed to frame a plan of organ
ization of what is known as the
North Louisiana Aid Immigration
Association. This motion was
amended so as to add three dele
gates from Caddo.
The convention was then adjourn
ed for half an hour, and upon re-
assembling, the chairman of the
committee asked an adjournment
until tomorrow at 10 o'clock, a. m,
to give time to prepare report and
charter.
Thereupon, the convention adj
jOurned to said hour.
Signed by the Officers.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Convention met at II a. NJ, A. B.
George in the chair.
G. G. Henderson, chairman of
committee appointed to draft
charter, read the same section by
section, with running comments.
On motion of s. M. Potts, the re-
port of the committee was unani
mously accepted.
j. A. Snider, of Bossier, made a
few remarks as to the method of or
ganizing chartered companies.
j. G. Moncure offered the follow.
ing resolution:
Resolved, That this convention
approve the plan of organization
and the general terms of the act of
incorporation as recommended and
reported by the committee, and that
VIC urge that at once steps shall be
taken to perfect the act of incorpo-
ration, according to law. We fur
ther recommend that auxiliary i'm
associations shall be or
gained in each parish of North
to operate in harmony
with the mother association at
Shreveport. Adopted.
The following gentlemen gave
their names as incorporators: L. L.
Tomkies, w. S. Frierson, F. Rou-
bieu, j. W. Sandiford, D. A. Black
shear, j. G. Egan, w. d. Wylie, j.
A. Snider, L. M. Mutt, G. G. Hen
derSOn. A. r. Gaorpa
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during the absence of the CON-
mittee.
Major Moncure responded in
an interesting and exhaustive
speech, in which he said he was
greatly astonished at the stu
alton of this matter, and could
not understand how the citizens
OF Shreveport who are on the
board of directors of the North
Louisiana railroad should take
such a position.
The committee to draft a char
ter having returned, Mr.. Wise,
in behalf of the committee, read
the same, section by section.
1t way moved and carried that
the same be adopted.
| Moved that books be opened
at this meeting for subscription
to the capital stock and the
names be handed in to the no.
tarv to.morrow f,r ;noan. -.
ton.
lue ioIioMln geh'iemeh pre-
Sen' suoscfioeu, VIZ:
j G Williams, $1,000
r Ell Howell, 900
N Gregg, 1000
VIM Robson, LOCO
r w Mcclellan, 1000
Il II Lindsay, 1000
S j Ward. 1000
A B George, 1000
JOS Boisseau, 1000
L A Levy, 1000
N w Murphy, 1000
j NJ Hollingsworth, 1000
James Foster, 1000
Murrell, Neal & Carter. zoo
A Currie, $50
w H Wise, 500
G W Tomkins. 800
N G Blanchard, 200
w | Bruner, 100
fouoa +,.,. .,:
a committao Of sm. n =. LUZ "ppo;u.
a,o o nnd a =, 1--we ~ each parish
contenm nn J" .eo', Jug nne vi Tue
With nroeeod;n" os &c 81 ~ 10 iurn a.
and on.h"r;1ad - 0 . . meetlng
ohta;n s,,tsa.:. ~ oa'. u1cIlnsS ahu
Carr;ad T"'' ip''onS W ILLS ioad'-
In ooco,,.,. .,,o,.u;..
;dan+ onno;n.o5 o"1'" '"o pies-
For sb rarana.. N.., c
Jobn Horan = NJ u.n;.. u1egg'
Hawaii 9 InI. - :. "' 0nish' w. H.
Caddo PARISH 'II' n c.n.ho, ",
w Seha st;an wm Am %m'n MI w. "
Rrown;rn ~ Co., W. ~
Ross;or Parish n y Co,,.u IT.
T Moore n w 0caon o" M y ..
Sc.nlonS r. M.noSa 0' W. L.
R;anr;l,e p.r;sh ~. n
Head ~ u;rhtomor ~. f.
Rr;ca w p Go,hort n "P 80, Ha'
CIa;horne Par;sh9n p Maros
A Met ,ran;o T. II s;mmons m
Maador T N a;nnan '' - -
loci onp ar;sS H. m IA,
A Risar + q Homlat.c - ~ n I,aua'
Dr. Smith 00' JUS Dono'
Lincoln par;sb-C T, cost;ns
Allen Rarksdala n Jonos Ta,,ns
Maves. DR.. A q S;monto" ' '"'0'
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u PETERSON's MAGAZINE, the
Queen of the Lady's Books, is on
our table for November. The prin-
cipal steel engraving, "Little Bed
Riding Hood" is rarely beautiful.
SO, also, is the mamoth colored steel
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-13

do do miss S A Howell do I'd pr 30
Table cover miss A Miller, Elkton 6rst loo
Chair cover mrs Colin Ferguson Black
bird aas6 frst prem / 90
Stool mrs Jd,iaa Cochran, Mid'n isl pr i 90
do do I'd pr 30
Worked slippers. on cloth mrs George @ sy-
Beuaeli, Del City ts.ipt 90
Silk sofa cushion nirs @ P Cochran, Md ! -
dletown first pr 90
Crochet sofa cushion mrs Henry Clayton
Mt Pleasant7T n q Trf h6rstpf 7 90
do do mrs 3 B Rice second pr So
Sofa cushion on canvass miss Cora Rey-
nolds MiddIeloEh = . frst pr 90
Sofa cushion of skirt braid mrs J 4
Walker, Middletown first pr 90
Black Java,canva sstidy mis- Netlies0h-
ham, POrs Deposi, frsl Pf 90
do do miss s Z Haines, Newark I'd p so
Honeycomb canvass tidy, do do Isl p 90
do do do miss Q ? Cock
ran, Middletown I'd pr 30
Concluded neat week. ~. 4
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-13

LIST prem g m Morning, W 4 Doble Jr,
Philadelphia Pa $50 90
I'd prem br m Dora, NJ Petit Philadel :
phia, Pa, 140 00
Sd prem 8 Moscow, Peter Nance, Jersey
City, NJ, 60 %
Middletown transcript., 1877-10-13
LIST OF PREMIUMS
AWARDED AT THE
Agricultural Fair at MiddlGtOVl,
October Sd, 9th and 9th.

CLASS lst. Cattle. Short Horns.
III uremium Bull. between and years,
VIM R Cochran, Middletown, Del, 8 0t
2d prem Bull, between and years,
Charles Walters, Chesapeake City, Md 4 OC
lst prem Bull Calf under ! year, l4th :.
JuIyl, B Green, Warwick, Nd. s 90
I'd prem Bull Calf, under year, VIM 4 !.
Cochran, Middletown, Del, sou
9 is Grade Short Horns.
LIST prem Bull, 2 years old, W Boggs,
Cecilton, Nd, 10 W
ist prem Bull, between and years,
Benry Clayton, Mt Pleasant, Del 8 90
I'd prem Bull, between and 2 years, Il
A Nowland, Middletown, Del, 90
lit prem Bull Cali, under year, Martin
E Walker, Middletown. Del, 90
I'd prem Bull Calf, under year, B }
Green. Warwick, Nd, 3 90
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-23
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.

We have sought By ell fair and honorabls
means TO gain tho confidence Of tho community
In which we live. Our motto and belief has
ever been that Honesty 10 the Beat Policy"
By jud.cious bu, ing. strct economy. fair deal.
Ing and strict attention 10 business, wo have
gained and Intend to retain the confidence and
god will Of the people Of storey county. In
order 10 accommodate our large aid growing
pairsaags ws have opened . branch clothing.
house In Cod Hill. second v nothing OF The
kind In Gold nm or Virginia City. This store
y Q Intend 10 run In connection with tue me In
Virginia City, 20 ~ TO aceo immediate both ends
OF the Cjmsiock. Both stores will b, supplied
81 sll tim . with the yery latest styles. and .
stock Of goods which. 10 quality. quantity.
variety and chrapness.. cannot be excslied By.
any clo,hins .hoase 10 Ito state Our stocks Of
ins drrss asd business suits 10 unexcelled In
the state. Our boys snd youths stock 10 I'm.
msuse. In the line Of hstr. caps. boots and
shoes. and gents furnishing goods. % defy
composition. Friends and pstrvns Of Virginia
CITY and God Hill. remeeb.r that We have d.
Ways dsslt fairi, and squsrrly with you that
We never have tried TO make you b'lseve that
We sell goods below cost. While actually max.
ing q profit. Oar motto has always been
I" Fair Dealing" We intend In IN, iuturc. %
In the pact. 10 mahe u 10 Jour advantage 10
pstroniEs NJ, by hrst, buyins our gods 4. tho
Rast, which We can do II rates that win enable
US 90 ssll again. at ngurcs that wall always give
you the full worth Of Jour money ! secondly.
By fair. honest and &C ommodating dealing
with eli who may favor us with = call. lie.
member the place. Plat q Rich. Halls build
log. opposlts the NEws once, Main street,
GOLD Hill. and 10 south o street, Wrgihia
Ctr, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-23


CHicAoo, March 2s.-Rrsdsriok J. Gross.
who va Appreciated ysstsrday In the oct
Of stealing letters which he was distribu-
ting In the postofics department., escaped
from the Msrshal's ofies about 5 o'clock
In the afternoon. The fact was hnt made
public this morning.
Explesisn.
BOSTON,. March 2s.-Ths still Of The
Boston Dyswood and Chemical Company
Of East Boston. exploded to-day, badly
scalding four men. two probsblyfatally.
The building was demolished.
Unlsvisg Actrsssss.
New Yonx. March 2s.-rhe World says
that Rose Eytingo and Kato Claxton will
soon bring suits for divorce from their
husbands. Both easss are In the hands OF
ex.Nsyor Hall.
The weman ossssiss.
Providence. March 2s.-Ths PROPOSE
ton 10 amend the Consultation 70 - 10 a.
low women 70 vote where they are taxed.
has been defeated by . vote Of 2s 70 %.
Dr. Nary walked 0us.
NEW YoRx. March 23.-Ths Sss's Walk
ington special says DR.. Mary Walker was
forcibly elected from the Treasury Do
partmcnt yesterday.
The 0rand Dukss.
New YoRx. March u.s. Tho Russian
fsot, with the Grand Dukes Alexis and
Constantine on board. anchored on tho
Battery to-day.
PenasyIvasfa.
HARRnBuRo. March 2s.-Ths Legisla-
turo adjourned else die to-day. Thomas
Cooper was elected President pro tenn. Of
the Senate.
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Rseruiung.

Pat Casey has been absent from Gold
Hill for awhile In search OF his health.
lie Is now stopping at Bartlett Springs.
Lake county, California, above saera-
mento. and there he has struck more
health 10 tho acre than there are grass
hoppcrs In Wisconsin or Kansas. lie
drinks nothing but spring water. and Is
being rapidly transformed into u Spring
chicken. He eats nothing but yenison.
and 10 . mighty hunter after IL. lie kills
ali he eats, and eats all he kills. He struck
an elephant track last week and followed 1t
ill no got the elephant. lie sent us fonr
or Ave tusks for toothpicks. As soon rs
he can complete arrangements ho will fur
nlsh this market with elephant or whale
ON toast. Pete Becker Is trying to con-
tract with Casey to supply his restau-
rant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-23
N.sIeaal Guarsl Hall.

IA previously announced by the NEWS.
tho play Of I" Rip Van winklo" wa given
In National Guard Hall. Virginia. last
evening. W. G. Crosbie, an actor well
known on the Comstock. and n who
bears m snviabls reputation among our
people, assumed the role Of Rip, and the
result was . very satisfactory representa-
ton. Miss Walters was acceptable a.
Gretchen. The evenings entertainment
concluded with q farce entitled. "An OBJ
Iect Of Interest,"" In which Mr.. Croabio ap-
peared In his natural AMI consequently
more succe,sful character. A comedian
Mr.. Crosbie IL really fine. and II Is 10 this
that be will devote himself during the re-
mainder Of his stay among the nago-
brushers. "Caught In q snare" will BE-
given tonight. with "The Quiet Family
4 roaring farce. a. an afterpiece.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Psps Issuss . CirssIas.


Roxr, March pa circular 10 tho
bishops has been issued from the Vatican
......,,.. n.,,.,.. al .h.,.,uo, ,,ou
oouh'o'ihs Ps"oh's ."u M
provocation during the expected period OF
increased persecution. During the last
few days the Pope has been somewhat In
disposed. put mere u no immeointe csuss
~ loId tbo eoo.is,orv n Tuesdsy and =.
ceiyed ono Ambassador the day before.
With this exception all audiences have
been suspended.
II Is stated thatthe Pope still entertains
tho idea OF the r~easssnbling Of tho vatt.
can Council. He has . new set OF quer.
ries TO DO submitted 70 all tho Cardinals,
80 that they may decide without delay In
solving some o. the question: when tne
pp",s ~ T.sd,n.is .nni. H. H. .mrms.
s;.a a. aonns,i lii ,sa 49, n No,smicr.
Wv" "'
- !. -
rs..,-
gu. u'. -
PAsha' drand Vixisr' and Saives fAsna'
Foreign mihisHr. yesnIu.y. tno tss.sl
,.Po.a,s asa,.S rsui.r, NJ c.s.ion
~ ~ Thn Mdrtcnscrin: rsnlisJ thst
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-23

Tzx srRExr RArLRoAD.-whsn the street
railroad 10 finished II will cost for The
round trip. up and down, but TWEEN
ty-hve cents from petaluma street.,
Lower Gold Hill, to Sutton avenue, Viz
ginia City, or twelve aud . half cents each
way. Street chariota will connect with the
cars 81 Ridge street. Just north Of the d..
vide, aud will carry passengers the rest OF
the way. The length Of the road will be
six thousand feet. Mr.. Mathesius, The
protector Of the enterprise, says that every
turn DO ID compelled 70 make will cost him
An additional $1,000.
SPRIxKLuo TIE STRrrn.-An extra
hydrant. for tho use Of Thomas Gsllsghsr's
sprinklins-cart. is being put up 81 tho
northeast corner Of Mcdurn's store, above
the railroad, In Gold Hill. Mr.. Gallagher
says hs will not DO required 70 use this
hydrant. however, unless tho supply which
be receives from the Imperial mine falls
In any way. The water 10 10 b taken
direct from the new water pipes. This
will leave tho supply pipes used by citizens
always full, and will avoid any possible
trouble that might otherwise occur.
0YyicERs.-At . meeting OF Division
No. I OF the Ansient Order Of Hibernians.
bald In Virginia City last Tuesday. the
following officers ware elected for tho
ensuing year: President, n. A. Fssney 4
Yioe-Presidsnt, T. ]. Quinn; Recording
Secretary, p. Ennis; Financial Secretary,
Il. Brown; Treasurer, Dennis Nsvin ;
Trustess-hr. Kehoe, w. hcDonogh and
Nat McDonogh.
TEE LEcruREs.-Tho lectures given BY
Professors Van wagenen and Baker In the
Gold Hill Central B~chool-houso last even
Ing were Of an interesting character. and
. good audience wO In attendance. A
number Of beautiful experiments we're
produced for the edifcation Of those pres.
emit. These lectures are 10 30 continued
In the future. and 10 has been suggested
that Miners Union Hall DO secured for
that purpose.
Miss KATE n cDoSxELL, formerly teacher
Of the American Flat school. will tako
leave OF Gold Hili this evening. Bho will
60 10 Los Angeles, where she will take up
her residence. Miss McDonnell's many
friends In this community will always DO
pleased TO hear Of her we'll being.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-23
Lively Prospect.

All the mills ON Gold Canyon are In full
blast from tho Divide to Dayton. with the
exceptions Of the Sapphire and Rhode
Island. The Atlas, Douglas. Petaluma,
Pappoose, Pacific. woodville. Boston.
Devils Gate, Pioneer, sherman. Kelsey
and Excelsior-twelvc in all-are crushing
orc from the Justice. The bacon and
Trench arc crushing ore from the Consol-
dated Virginia. The Hope Is running ON
ore from the Buckeye, the succor on orc
from the Trojan, and the Humphrics on
tailings. The Ophir mill on the Carson.
three miles above Dayton. will be started
IN on tailings from the Trench and Bacon
mills about the first Of April.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-23
Rss~s aales.

Deaeee HaIes.
San FnAScrsco. March 25.-Jr p. n.
Gould A Curry-iiS asked.
Nsdoc-3 asked.
California-43 bid. 43S asked.
Gould A Curry liz bid.
California-i3S asked.
Oyerman-5s bid. 80 asked.
CAliforAia-i3 sold.
Union Con.-7h asked.
Oysrman-5sS bid.
0phir-i9h bid.
Hale 4 Norcross-t3 %
Crswn Point-7h bid.
Sierra NevadA-6a asked.
Con. virginia-39h asked.
Con. virgipiA-39s sold.
Bullion -iss asked. l3a bid.
ChollAr. Potosi so bid.
Best a Belcher-25S sold.
Oyerman-59 asked.
Juiis-3 10 s.ked.
Inpsrial-i 20 sold.
Yellow Jacket-lOa sold.
RIehcquer-tt sold.
Msxican-i3h sold.
Sava.e-G sold.
Ophir-i9 sold.
Bslcher-5h asked.
Crown Ioint-7h asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-23
.ss,s.is ,is,s
Dersrtav~s Last Evesisx.


uSpkn . new law sehoo 'eae"e's ~"
he compelled to 10 to the County He
eorder's ofieo for their salary warrants.
IN. e hs n rson a,nss, ~ make a
m..h on a. tsusia ;s.cher..
g.. - .v,.. 49,. ..,, ,o
NJ. "a. al.
,,yaa9 49, ,..snaa hs ,haurht IA. was
As rich As Mackay and Fair.
w,,,.v o.,,r, I'm. aled +. lien against
A.. or. con.o,,.,s.t Gold and silver
Mining Company for $500 for labor and
other things.
rmr sentence Of Rice. tho slayer Of
Prank Rata, has been postponed by Judge
Rising. Of the District Court until next
Monday.
A. M~AKsrnErri. of Virginia CITY, has
died . petition In bankruptcy In the
United States Circuit Court ~ carS'n'
RronrlArioS for ths May election VIII
commence = week from next Nondiy. se'
that your name IL properly ''
Coon wages are being made py p'Aes'
miner. in six-mile Canyon, = snort ""
lance below mo
A PLEASANT time esPe'N.
ing Al the Masonic social. ~ oeA
most enloyAo'' ,,,
wHxx Virginia City feels rien enousn
.he viii hi,e s..
dus' 's'''su .,
Y. W. -. - Ma. ,.,uru-l
OF .ne r,.nc;sco'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-23
AUGUST FLOWER.

Ths most miserable beings in the world are
thoss suffering from d~yspepss and liver com.
plant. More thsn seventy.nve per cent. OF the
people In the United states are afiieied with
these two diseases and their ~efrcts: such o.
sour stomach, slcE headache. hsbituai oostive-
ness. palpitstiJn OF the heart. heart burn. wa
pit OF the stomach. ytllov skln, coated tongue
and dlsagreeable tssts In the mouth, coming
up OF food AMER eating. Low spirits. etc. 90 10
your q. uggist and get q 7J-cent bottle OF An.
gust Flower cr q sample hottie for 10 cents.
Try 1.-two dos-s will rriievs you. Agents:
CIANR 4 BRIGHAM. wholesale Druggists,
Han francisco. Cslifnm,A 2lGm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-23
A s~uprocArINa COUGH.

In Q letter to Mrs.. Lisis. Of Chicago, . web
known contributor To the Western press, she
asertbes the cure Of q dangerous cough. accom-.
panied b. bleeding a. The lung 70 Hale,
he N. .thrcsisned 70 su1ocsts ms 80
bat the Honey OF Ilorehound and Tar has
removed every traee OF It." The letter was 10
. lady friend In this city. who has placed it at
the dlsposal OF q. N. crittsnion. Z Sixth ave.
nus. Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-23
SAN FRANCISCO.
FaiIare or sssek Brsksrs-rhs Can
casians Rise 60 ExplAis.

BAN FnAxcisco. March Isl p. ~
The suspension Is announced Of the stock
broking firm Of 6allaghan 4 Lynch. LA
b%ilities, $500, 900; assets yet undetermined.
Tho failure 10 caused by the recent de-
prcssion In the stock market.
The leading spirits Of the Order OF eau
c~aslans. charged with the responsibility
for the late Chico outrage. propose . con.
vention Of the officers Of tho Order. the
newspaper representatives. Colonel Bee,
and tho Rev. Otis Gibson, 10 whom shall
DO submitted tho Constitution, Manual.
Ritual. ETC.. Of tho Order. TO prove whether
there IL anything In is objects or teach
ings calculated to excite violence against
the Chinese.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-23

SHIRTS MADE TO oapzR.-Rssd the I'd.
vertissment Of Nias n. z. Foliest, Of shirts
made TO order, published In another
column to-day, Miss Follstt not only
manufactures shirts and underwear In the
most substantial manner. but guarantees
Q perfect DO. She also does repairing neat
~. Give her . call. Residence at The
Homestead. Gold Hill.
AT 6 O'Clock last evening Willie Breed.
son Of Mr.. Breed. Of the hrm Of Breed 4
Crosby. had his leg broken while playing
on . lumber pile In his father's yard In
Virginia City.
NowAnArs the wind-up Of . ball ID Sig
nallssd By The band plying "Put NE In
my Littls Bsd." instsad Of Hoae, Sweet
Home" - IN days and nights goos b.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-23

AWAIT srrrLfED.-Read tho new al.
vertissmsnt Of Madame Loryea In another
column to-day. Tomorrow. at Virginia,
she opens the grandest. largest and finess
stock Of millinery goods ever exhibited IN
this section. Her prices are low, and a.
for profits abe depends on the extensive
nes: Of her sales. be in at tho opening
and secure choice bargains.
The gong which was fastened on the
Virginia switch-engine Mexico has been
removed. 10 did not make noise enough
70 BE- heard any considerable distance.
THOMAS NAlxxY. brothsr Of Eugene
Marley, Of Gold Hill, died In San Fran
cisco yesterday.