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Seizures Gn0 Mectlnas.

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THE REV CHAUNCEY GILES.
Pastor Of the New Church (swedenborgan) Will deliver
Course OF
FOUR LECTURES
upon the subjects the Socetys House OF worship
THIRTY.FIFTHST,
Between Park and IezngtOnaves.
On successive SUNDAY EVENINGS.
Commencing Jan. 90, at O'Clock p. m
These subjects vital questions which relate to the personal
every human being and about which there Is huch
ignorance difference of opinion, and the possibility oil gam
ing any clearer light be welcomed by every one
Its the purpose Of the Lectures to state ana explain the as
closures contained writings OF Sweenborg upon these
subjects These writings throw great light upon the are
fully in accordance with and Revelation and full OF
comfort for the bereaved and OF hope for all.
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RlGOLLOI'S PAPER
not m soIskocpers Of bad faith preehd roduc
lion that any m. he;
RTGOLLOPS PAPER
RIGOhL0'T'S PAPER
RIG0LLOT'S PAPER

J. me invention Of MI e. Rgolot who Is me cHcu-lN
I.0ua,. tho Only preparation OF nc hlno ",l,I
obtained medal amt plJna At the Philadelphia lAl"'Io'
3 I, sid whu r~ale 81 ,.,,,,.
$50 - AVENUE VICTORIA. Paris.
ALL OTHER MUSTARD lhA\ - ,,,,,. -.
lic Do U. tlt tiV Aur ~ J. RF"lIOt are Ou IN y
3 Jos 81 L4- remarkable invention, AMI
BE EDIli HIT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13
a r'rsa,Isiss Camp.

Professor W. Prank Stewart retained
from Tusearora this morning. lie says
he has located enough mines since leaving
the Comstock To make the whole country
rich lie speaks cncouraginely Of Tus-
carora district. AMI says IL IL the only
place left In which 10 get even. The mines
there are showing mp handsomely and CIV
ing employment 10 a great many men.
several we'll developed ledgrs have
already been opened, and the pros
poets for the camp arc most
riattsring. lie confidently expects II 10
rival the Comstock. Last June there
we're only 600 people in Tuscarora. Now
there arr i.J0O aud more coming. Bust.
ness IL brisk and all seem to have money.
The only trouble il to obtain lodgings.
The influx Of men Is 50 grea, that there
are q houses enough Ia accommodate
Them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13
Drp.r,mrr- I.n.t E.~sInx.
CITY AND TOWN LOTS.
Cost Of I.seatisx Zee Sirgisis nsd
0oli Htti.

The Virginia E4i,Poi.s Of this morning
mentions a question u interest tn all peo-
pio locating city lots in Virginia City AMI
Gold Hill From tho remarks Of the City
Attorney before the Board Of Aldermen.
Last Tuesday evening. IL will be seen that
the intention IL 10 follow the provisions OF
the Town site Act Of Congress. approved
july 4. 1864. All that the authorities Of
Virginia City were required 10 do by this
Act and the amendatory Act Of March ],
iscj, In the way Of fling maps, etc. Was
dons long ago but the trouble and OK
uen.e which the owner NJ q lot must I'M
aergo who tries to secure q patent under
his Act Ia so great hat but comparatively
few lot owners In this city have yet secured
the United states title. Any one who has
,noyei In this matter knows that II costs
more 10 get q patent for a lot In virginia
City than u does to get q patent Tor . good
sized farm. Owing to this defect In the
Act. but two or three places besides Vir-
cinis ami Gold Hill have attempted 10 com-
ply with its provisions ; and, IN ord'r
10 remedy this difficulty 81 obtaining
patsnts 4, city lots. Congress passed,
ON March 2. 1867, q new town si'. aet'
which authorizes the corporate Anthori-
ties Of any town upon tho public lands to
take ou. a United States patent for the
land so settled and occupied. In trustior
the several use and benefit OF the occupant.
thereof and leaves to the Legislature OF
the STATE the regulation Of the further
stems necessary 10 secure q patent to each
individual owner. The town NJ silver
CITY got a patent for their town site under
this ac, Of 1861. and. II would seem. with
satisfaction to all eoncerned. Now, by the
amendatory act. approved June $. 1861,
Any city or town which has made entry
under the act % 1864. may avail itself OF
the new act VI 1861. under the provisions
Of which the city Of Virginia would BE- en-
titled 10 2 SEQ acres. u 81 much Is actuaiiy
occupied by improvements. and eAch I9t
owner could easily and eheaply secure ms
United States title. The expense TO The
city would be small. four plat VI the town
site from the United States Surveyor Gen.
erals Office and the price Of the land a,
81 % an acre being the principal items, OF
which each lot owner could easily bear hi'
proportion. in view OF the greatly dihiih'
isheL expense Of securing his patent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13

Ban Francisco. Sept. 1880 p. NJ
A meeting Of workingmsn was held last
evening In Dsshsway Hall. with the avowsd
purpose Of organizing . permanent politi.
cal party. A number Of speeches were
made, and II was then proposed that on
sunday next . mass meeting be held on
tho lots by the new City Hall. Tho mo.
ton prevailed. A suggestion 70 open soup
houses on Berry street was unanimously
endorsed. Those In favor Of forming q
permanent organization were invited 10
enrol themselves. but not very many
placed their names on the list.
In the Board Of Supervisors last night
ali action bearing upon the proposed in
crease OF tho police force was indefinitely
postponed. 4 resolution was Adopted
ordering that all claims for indemnify by
reason Of the acts Of ths rioters during
July be disallowcd and rejected.
1t was rumored on the street last even.
ing that the United States Grsnd Jury bad
found four indictments against George M.
Pinncy and Rufus U. S~palding. charging
them with conspiracy In making and utter.
ing false and fraudulent certificates against
the United Stats. Pinney has been sur.
rendered by the bondsmen In q OF the
cases for misdemeanor. for which lie has
been indicted. and was last night taken
into custody by tho sheriff and confined In
tho County Jail.
Tho steamer Amador was rnsgged yes
terday morning about four miles below
Sacramento and sunk In about five feet OF
water. Most OF the freight had been pre-
yiously removed by lighters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13

Nor SErrLrD.-In his charge TO the
Grand Jury Judge Rising informed them
that II was their duty to inquire into the
legality Of the upstairs gambling rooms
Of Virginia City. II would appear from
this that the question IL not entirely set
lied, and that the District Court will have
an opportunity 10 wrestlc with the propo-
sition.
NIKE McGowAS was yesterday sent to
the County Jail for sixty days. lie was
released from jail on tho expiration Of his
sentence ct u n. Tuesday. and at > ?. ".
Of tho same day was back In again Tor dis
turbing tho pescc.
THE steam cylinder Of tho big air com.
pressor. aud the steam pipes leading to
tho initial cylinder Of the pumping engine
at the @. and @. shaft, have been covered
with asbestos.
1t 10 remarked that the trains run very
slowly between Gold Hill and Virginia
City. This Ia . precautionary measure
against accidents.
THERE will DO 9 regular scmi.monthly
meeting Of tho Society Of Pacific Coast
Pioneers OF their hall on ID street at ESQ
this evening.
AGoLp HIT man was heard this morn.
ing Offering TO bet that II would snow
before 7 o'clock this evening. No takers.
TIE Emmett Guard will hold their an.
nual target match at their range on the
22d OF this month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13

THE California Mining Company last
evening commenced the shipment Of bull
lion for the current month. The ship.
ment consisted Of foriy'two bars. valued
ct si7G,2J ~.
THE portrait Of Captain Storey. painted
recently by Mcclellan, is In Virginia City,
IL will probably he purchased by the
County Commissioners.
How does the busy little fly
Improve each frosty hour,
In getting ready for To die
Before the tempests lower.
A oRE,r many people were on tie streets
In Virginia and Gold Hill to-day. II
makes thinks look lively.
A SHOWER OF rain wet down tho streets
Of Gold Hill yesterday afternoon.
THREE false alarms Of fro In Virginia
City yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13
you HAVE NO EXCUSE.

Have you any excuse for suffering with Dys-
pepsia or Liver Conplaintf 10 there say res
son why you should 20 on nom day 10 day
complaining with sour stomach. Sick H-ad'
ache. hsbitusi Cosliseness. paipttstion OF tho
buruing rains at the pit Of tho stomach, yel-
low kin, coaied torgnr ana dis,gr- abie taste
In tho mouth. coming up VI food after eating.
low spirits. etcr MOI u 10 Io.itl,ely YOUR
own fsnit II you do 90 TO your Druggist and
srt q bottle Of Grren's August Flower fcr Is
cents and ,our Gu Q Il certain: but u Jon doubt
this, get . rapple Lott.e for 10 cents and try u.
Tso dor-. III rllrve you. F3e Gun
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13
BRONCHITIS.

From John fiaes. E'q.. Of Bennington. \. H. J
"Thrro year. since ! wa. very nuch reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Dron'
ehitis. affecting NE 80 severely ~ 10 render u
dinicult TO speak In IN audible volcs. To tLis
was added severe night sweats, and ! was lear
yHrions remedies 20 no purpose. I maize use OF
Dr. Wistaf's baisam Of Wild Cherry. q few bot
tles OF which fully restored me ~ health.
since thai time I have hal several severe 81.
tack Of cough, but the BaisaIn has always re-.
moved them. Away, keep II by ne, and
should not know how 90 do without H."
Sold bJ all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13
a Newell sight.

1t was fun to see old Morse. Jack steph-
u and Zinc Barnes splitting wood In
from, Of the Bank Exchange saloon, on
Main street, Gold hin. this morning. II
was evident that none Of them hal ever
hal much experience, though II must b.
admitted that Jack stephens displayed
NOR science than the rest. Zinc said he
hal never taken any lessons IN taat orancn
Of business. and he'd be demn he wahtsu
any Of il in hisn. Morse confessed 10 nav
ing chopped on his system considerably
since leaving Salt Lake, and stephens IN
vitci the eoll.water reporter Of the Af~s
In 10 take a drink.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13

wurrr Pnosr.-Thcse who were up early
enough ,hi. morning hal An opportunity
Of seeing the first white frcs, OF the season
I, was no, very heavy, but was sufficient, 70
.bow that tender plants are not sale u Iei'
ont doors. The majority Of our fioricni'
,urists arr putting their pets into winter
an.rter.. for the visits IL John Frost are
not always IN be anticipated. In thi. eon''
munity they have some very hne plants
and IL would be too bal 10 have them IN
jured by tho frosts.
Tuis morning openoi brightly and
warmly. We are liable to have another
month Of nue weather and the sprinkling
cart will have plenty to do for some time
TO come.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13

PARIS. Sept. lathe Ga"isi' says tho
Judicial decision sentencing Gambesta Il
three months imprisonment for Outrage
depriyss him Of his civil rights for ivs
years. Should, therefore, the judgment
be confirmed. 10 will 10 compelled 10 {
political retreat which will DO . mortal
blow to his ambition.
The same paper adds; THUS the To
publican party loses At once It's old consul,
and its sound tribune. Will honest Grsyy
be strong enough TO replace them both =
Tho Figaro also Insists on tho same inter-
probation Of tho law In its effect upon
Gambetta's status.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13
VACANT PLACES

In the dental ranh, will never oc'nr II yo1 an
particular with your teeth. aud cleanse them
every day With that Iamou. tooth.wash. z0Lo'
DON'T. From youth to old age u VII teep
the enamel ppvtless and uniinpaired. The
teeth OF persons ~ho use zOzJIOSf hsve q
pearl like whIienefs. ADD tbs gums q ro.' ate
line. while the breath IL pur ned. and rcpder-d
sweet and irsgnnt. u l. c.mpcs-d 81 rafe
sntiseptic hefbs and Il entirely fiee from the
objectionable ana injuriou. ingred !ents OF
Tooth pastea ttc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13
EsrgcIAL ATTENTION HERE

Notice tho "star issmcdies." DIR: Van
Dykc's "An,I.biilcus Care" Is preferred to oil
other d, spsptic medicines. rirst. Il decs not
yripe. second, Il does not nsuseaie. Third.
it IL pl.asan. to taste and 81 ell.
"Trout OIL Ointment 10 rferar,i from Lax
Tahoe Trout, snd Il the beet Liniment In thu
world for rheumatism, Neur>.sia and sptains,
10 ~ jour druggist. get q sample botfle Of
each. ircc Of rhsrg.. Trout on, 20 cents p,i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13

"h' ueofHo III. riuney mas brought
suit In San Francisco to snjoin her hus-
band from visiting or speaking to her.
or in any wise interfering with her.
In her affidavit she tells a piteous tale
Of the cruelties to which she has been
subjected during her married life. which
began on the It'll Of February. 1867.
Altar reciting many instances Of bru.
tality before her appearance in Virginia.
she says:
1--WE lived In Virginia City. Nevada, for
about three months. and during that time
l Was engaged a. an actress at the theater
there. rs leading lady. and during that
time. and for several months previous
thereto, by my earnings on the stage I
supported George N. Pinney and our
family as well a. myself. While 20 acting
in Virginia City. whenever anything 90
Cured In q love scene on the stage which
did not accord with his notions he would
become furi9usly jealous. and did ON many
occasions como behind the scenes and
violently slap mo on the face. and so that
y 80. ".'NeN.
IN Is'o W. came 70 san FRANCISCO n
stopPeu ~ tne i.uss House Tor several
wweeks. Az the ume L had two children,
inc Younger one OF whom wAs eight months
old. While at the huss House an engage
ment was proposed for me at the Caliior-
mia Theater. and because desired to &C.
cept mai engagement under the name OF
Mrs. Ptnney. and not under an assumed
name, George NJ. Pinney violently slapped
q bat me aud kicked me. sometimes
with my baby In my arms. and 50 thai my
lace and body were badly marked. and my
face 80 disfgurcd that l WAS ashamed TO
leave my room for several weeks.
In the summer Of 1870 We took up u
residence In Oakland; while there George
". Pinney found q letter written by me TO
my mother, In which I complained Of his
abuse and violence 10 mo: upon this no
beat me upon the face and body, and left
his marks upon both. blaekened n closed
ssIppn GsiIr,. unable IA Leave INV room
for q couple Of weeks: his conduct WAS
such to me that the iandlaiy. Mrs s,ese,
compticu US w itaso wv housc' H''iuA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13
i,onds Redeemed.

County Treasurer Smith to-day redeemed
thirty.two railroad bonds at % cents on
the dollar. each bond bearing a face value
Of 81, 200. The numbers Of tho bonds are
a. follows: 1856. i5G. 1877. 1853, 1859. lGl. lG2.
IGs, iG5, log. 1G7. l6s, 40. l.3, ~, ~,
2i5, GAG. 2ts, $50 2si' 2os' 100 2oo 1,vi soo,
oaii ON account Of said bonds. $4,000.
Interest on coupons from June. 10, 1871,
$500. Total amount paid to-day. $4,000.
Daiapcc In the llailroad Bond Redemption
Fund. s69G sc. This not being sufficient
10 redeem q bond u necessarily remains.
Next year our tax will be fifty cents less on
the si00. inasmuch the railroad bonds all
being taken up no levy for that purpose
will be required. IL Is thought that other
leyies will liz smaller. Taxpayers will
be delighted to know Of tho good times in
p~rOspect,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13

WILL RrruxS.-w. sadier. better now
among the mining camps OF Nevada As
{" Prospecting Bili." called at ny strs
once last evening and requested that the
public bc furnished with the
that Ms, Prospecting Bill was soon 10 le-
turn from her visit TO California. Inc
nnouncemen il therefore made. that our
citizens may not remain In ignofAn'suP'
this important point.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13
A CARD.

To ali Who are suffering from the errors and
lndlserstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
desay. loss OF manhood. etc. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you, rREE Or cHkh0K-
This great remedy vas discovered BY . u ission.
arr in south America. nend . ~self-add.essed
envelope 10 the Rkv. JUrRPH T. NNAh,
station d, Bible Iiouse. New York CITY.
mhsl fn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13
Clear sir strects-

In Virginia City there are a great many
old safes standing on the sidewalks on 7
and u streets. These are "reminiscences oil
the big October lire. While they are OF nc
use, TIN owners seem 10th 10 part Will
them, being grateful for past service. 10
an unpr,judiced observer u seems 70 os
about time for the removal OF these an
slightly things. They lumber up the SIDE
walks and impede the progress OF Peue
trians 10 4 most annoying eAnn,. -
street Inspector finien attend !" TINS "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13

lsr nhE A. ASD y. IsLroRAra LISs.l
San FRAScIsco. sept. i3-2:i5 p. NJ.
Grand Prize. i6S. IL.
Justice. 13t, i3S, 49,.
Con. Virginia. 81, 3ta bio.
Bullion. sS, 81.
Crown Point, 4 10.
Argenta. is. 2 %. . 10.
Exchequer. 81.
Justice. i3S.
Caledonia. J 30. . s..
Savage. ~.
Belcher. Z, ~.
Endowment. ., 81.
Mexican, 49,, i0h, i0h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13
rnE rAIAUE EATING STAND.

For . roai Of beef uneIcellcd In storey
cuunty, 70 t6Thomas II sfron's Ealing Stand.
in the ra!acs hAl, on. No. : North q strret,
Virginia City. Prrsh oysisrs at all hourr In
every siyio. Forty miners always On hand q
night. For ts.iy, home style Of cooking. and
the best and frrrl st Of ell that the markets.
AFFORD. the Palace Eating Stand has no SUPERIOR.
Tni n. apis m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13
pRou A DisrINGUIsnRD JCRisr.

"I have tried the PsHuvIAs srRrr and the
result fally rustsins your prediction. II has
made 4 new mar Of me -infused Into my sye.
TEN new v.eor and energy. ! am no longer
tremulous and debiiiiated ss when you last
saw me, bat stronger. h~esrtisr. and with larger
capacity for labor, mental and physical, than
Z, any time during the last i've years." rold
BIZ all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13
q, 10. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of oalifor.
mia, Gold IIfl, keeps constantly on hand al
fsvorits brands Of Imported Cigars. choice bit
cigars. eli AIsds OF ehswing tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. dns cuilcy, and
tors and hhncy goods OF all kinds. sp13 N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-13

TELE
International Rife Match
at CreedmOOr.
Tho Americans Victorious
at the 500 Range.
THEY SCORE 5ss TO $50 FOR THE
BRITISH.
Scores or the Californlans In the
Interstate Match.
PRESIDENT HAYES VISIT TO SEN.
AfeR MORrON's SICK BED.
Proceedings OF the Bankers Con.
vention In New York.
THEY URGE A SPEEDY RESUMPTION
OF SPECIE PAYMENTS.
A Whaling ship Drifting Helplessly
ON the Ocean.