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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-07
News of the D8y.

TIE Richmond Guide and News sara that
strong effort waa made by certain lawyers and
politicians that city and elsewhere to induce
Miss Van Lew tine late postmsster) to refused
to surrender the Richmond postoAica to ner sue
csssor, Col. Forbes on the ground tnst MS an.
pointnen: was null and void, &; Presde,.
Hayes hinse'fis not illegally elected, The :ns:te.
to come up fo7 trisl iii the Supreme Cour. oftbe
United States. The scheme fell through. S. Mis-.
Van Lew finally declined to be s tz..y 70 i.
Those mentioned in connection with the plsr vera
Gen. Bradley T. johnson, OF Richmond, Gen B
F. Butler, of Mass. Simon Cameron, q p
Senator Blain of Ne, and Others.
The Secretary of ths Navy MSS boa4 forced By
the pressure upon the Department: for employ.
nett il the navy yards 20 give notice tha. !:
business is being obstructed by persona. appli-
Cations, sld that 10 moro will be received There
Persona seeking pieces mus. hereafter spp!y t,
the commsndsnts Of the navy yards, vhc HAYS
full authority to employ all the Workmen need
ed. Skill and efficiency are 70 be indispensable
requisites, with nc regard to political Or Other
considerations.
Six persons were poisoned ~ Upton, Moni
= J
terday, the poison being given in milk Tna
uufor.uustes are c. q. NcC!ay. 4te and baby :
Mrs. R. S. McCul!och sad baby, Of Helens
Montsns Territory. End Mrs Brown. All wa:5
very sick ard in critical condition IDS: nigh.
without any :ore OF relief, as physician: ha-;
done them no good. \ coored woa.ga /: 81:
pected and i: in jail.
The Grover !nres.ig ,tion, 1hu!Stay; s. t0i:-
| land, Oregon, developed nothing pcs!:iTe ss q
| Growers alleged purchase o. Ii: SOS, in the Z
s. Senate There WAS SOME rs!her ndeG ate
testimony that Nesmith's friends endesvcred to
| u:o money 10 secure his election instead Of G-5-
YER, and similarly Is to Groveci fien:s,
The keesevi!lo, II. Y, Nsii9nsl BsEh lo.i1::
brokers not to buy town Of Caesie!l ed boIds
| payable at Parks Bank, 81. GOD each, Nos 8. g.
| 10 II, r. and IS and Essex county, boad: eac.
500 or more. Nos. 10, II, II. 10, &c and IS
Swarms Of grssshoppers have mad their 81
pesrancs inportions of Michigan, snd a'e rs7sg
ing all manner OF growing crops. About, 100
acres Of growing grain have hsd havoc played
| with it,
| Pleassn, Stanley. aged ~ JeaT, li7.rg il
| Greensburg, Ohio, wss murdered IL e; bed sd
robbed IS unknown persons Ttur:dsy night:
Charles H. Upton, Consul at Genoa sld sc..
ing Charge 'Afaires in Switzerland, died OF
the 18Th of June, aged 6 years, 0! hesr: discs:
The First National Bank Of Keeso7il,e y. \
wss robbed lsst night By burgls!s. VINO took = :
entire contents Of the ssfc.
Chss. L. Richards. 5althy re:!et msIut.c
turer. died in New York, on Til lrsday from $
overdose OF NUNS elixir opli.
John Cooney, bo.Imgn on tho MoTTi: csaa.
Was struck By lightning Yesterday and Instantly
killed.
Minister John i tas:oI .!.i tG4ol..5 !:
Ion SSH for Eur0pa N.daY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-07
The louisiana Returning Board.

New YORK, July The Times New Or
leans spsc cal says Tie Indictment of the late
recurring beard has been Set on foot By the
anti Nichols party aud proceeds 90 the assnup.
ton tha, Nichoil, is 10 some way bound 10 pro
,ect y ellis, Anderson g. Go. Toe idea is there.
fore to push the prosecution vigorously and
IN X, The accused as odious as possible and then
10 Csc of an executive pardon to impeach the
Governor. ... e.,
TIE T,ibunc's Washington dispatch says -
The i1iicjmsut Of the members Of the return
log board is looked upon here as Az affair of q
great deal Of political I'D por,auce. The friends OF
the administration are biQh!y indignant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-07

General Malone has published letter on
the financial condition of the State. 10 which
be says:
1T does seem to me to be the part Of practi.
cal wisdom, and 10 the direct pursuit of an hon
est purpose to deal fairly and Justly With the
public creditors, that We should seek and insist
upon, urge, and, if necessary. demand com
promise and readiustment of the debt OF the
Commonwealth aud of the aouua liabilities
Hereunder which shall be within the certain
and reasonable capacity of the people to regu-
larly meet.
This, Of course, will drive from his support
all those Interested in the value Of State bonds.
Whether it will attract the support Of the tax
pavers remains to be seen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-07

The July August plumber of the North Am
erican R::vew contains the following artic es
TIE E:ec,ora Conspiracy, By judged. s. Black
The War in the E ,st with maps), By Genera
G.. B. Mcclellan; Fl Greene Halleck. By Bay
ard fayo,; The American nstiIu'ion, By
Seos,or o P MoEtop; Moral R f=xions by q
japanese Traveller; New Russia, BY NJ. W.
Haz ltine; How. shsl the Nation regain Pros
petty? by David a. Wells; Reformed Judaism,
By Felix Adler; Amerio, 10 A RIGA. by Glider,
Havoc. Published BY James r. Osgood Il Co.,
B.stou. IL
Littell's Living Age for the. week ending j uly
7th has been received from its publishers il
Boston. |, begins new volume of that excel
lent magazine, and oootains the choicest seleo-
tons from all The other current publications..
The-Juls number OF the Southern Planter
and Farmer, published aud edited by L. R.
Dickinson. at Richmond. has been received.
It's conte1,s are particularly Interesting and in-
structive to Virginia agticulturists.
The July number of the Educatiooa Journal
of Virginia has been received 1t urges the
attendance of teachers upon the meeting of the
State Educational Association, to begin at Fred
ericksburg on the 10th instant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-07

The Presidents order prohibiting Federal
oficeholders from taking part 10 political can'
vases, after receiving the sanction ct the Cabl'
net, has come back to that body for further
consideration which it received at yesterday
meeting. 1t appears that 10 several sections
Of the country the whole republican organlza
ton is 10 the hands Of the class Of men prohibit
ed by the order alluded to from taking further
part 10 active politics, aud that if they resign
their positions as managers, 10 compliance with
the order, the party will be without leaders.
Such being the state of affairs the Cabinet,
yesterday, as 10 the Iowa case, decided that a
strict observance of the order need DOT be en-
forced in the particular localities to which ref
erence is made. Civil s,rVice 10 Baltimore,
Brooklyn, Charleston. Iowa, and 10 the place:
considered BY the Cabinet yesterdays an eyre
eieus failure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-07
Colonel MOSby.

ALExANDRIA, VA July ,th, Io77.
To The editor Of the Alexandria Gazette:
l observe in your Issue OF the 9th instant an
article, copied from Washington paper, stat.
ing that had demanded Of Mr.. Russell, who
hiss just been appointed Collector at Richmond
that ho should allow to designste certain Of.
fcers under him as condition Of my lot oppos.
lIg his appointment. desire to say that there
is Tot the shade OF shadow of truth in this
story have never meddled or concerned my
self in any way with the controversy over the
Richmond Collectorsbip; but on the contrary.
have maintained strict and impartial neutfali.
ty-conEeQuently the appointment of Mr.. Rus.
sell or any BODY else could no more be construed
irto victory over M than the crossing Of the
Dsnube by the Russians. l never Esw Mr..
Russell in my lie, nor have l ever had any
communication with him, written or oral, direct
or indirect. The Information purports to come
from the Internal Revenue Buresu. On in
quiry of the officers there I was informed that
they hsd never hesr1 Of it before.
Very respectfully, Jso. S. AosIY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-07

So far as We can learn the Richmond Dis
patch but expresses the opinion Of the whole
State, when It says THE Mshone men say
that if he is defeated himself be will dictate
the nominee. Not be. We intend to do that
ourselves in case our first choice should fail to
bo nominated Aud that there may be no mis-
take as to the man We will say that his name is
", H. F. Lee-Alars Bob's soD.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-07

Col. Mosby. as will be seen by bis card 10
another column, denies that be ever iuterfered
in the matter of the relationship of the Rich.
mopd district. The story was the result Of the
Imagination of the Washington correspondent
of the New York Tribune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-07

Gen. John 8. Berry, foreman of the late Bal.
timore county Grand Jury, against whom
Judge Yellots has preferred charge of perjury,
sppesredzst Towsontown yesterday before she
warrant sworn out for his arrest was served up
on him, and gave bsil for his appearance 10 an.
swer 1t the September term Of Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-07

Pulaski county has elected delegates to the
State Conservative Convention who are 10
favor of Ge7. James A. Walker for Governor.
Franklin couaty has appointed Daniel dele
oofey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-07

Whatever tends to keep the blood pure sure
~ tends to prolong life. Dr.. Bulls Blood Mix
ture by its specific action upon the blood keeps
it always in condition of purity,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-07

A boy. Of ten yesrs of sge was yesterday com.
mitted TO jail in Philsdelphis under the verdict
Of coroners jury for killing, by means of =
gun shot Mound child aged ak years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-07

= negro man vss hanged at LAGRANGE, Ga,
yesterday. ter killing two colored children, aged
respectively eight and two years. Hs gave no
explanation OF the murders. only saying that
the devil wss the cause
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-07
JBLIsHEp DAILY AND TRLwEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOwDBN-
SATURDAY EvEN1NG-......JULY I, 1871

The Indictment of the members of the inia-
nous Louisiana returning board tor the lrauds
and forgeries they committed in making their
returns of the late Presidential election ls ore
stirg some feeling among the especial friends
of the Administration, but why it should We
cannot readily understand. The whole board
might be convicted aud imprisoned, CT hung it
deemed advisable, for the heiuous crime OF rob-
bipg State of its vote, without adding one
iota to the defect 10 Mr.. Hayes title to the
Presidency. That defect was as apparent to
Mr.. Hayes when be was lpaugurated as to any
one else, bu, the electoral commission decided
that everything beyond the return was aI'uode,
% that had the board frauduleo,y altered the
turus of every parish 10 the State. Instead OF
the few everybody knows they did alter, II
would have made 20 dlff,reooe 10 the award Of
the IMMORAL Eebt. and Mr.. Hayes would
have been President by as good title as that
By which be DOW bills bis Office. The title
he DOW has vas approved by the people of the
United States through their legally appointed
representatives, in Congress assembled, and al
though Gen. GRAFT said no party could afford
to hold the Presidency with law 10 the title
the majority of men would have accepted it al
Mr.. Hayes did, and having accepted it, uudel
such circumstances, his objection to having
some OF the perpetrators of the fraud BY which
it was accomplished punished for their crime
will, to most people. appear in the light OF al
offsotation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-07
EiSt Of Letters.

Inc following is q list OF the Letter: rsmsi1in g
II toe Pos,otiice in TINS city July
Persons calling for letters will say they Al .d.
vertised and give the date Of the list.
II not called for within thirty days, they will By
sent TO the dead letter office. in Washington.
Barbour, Hon James jackson, Ms Fsnnie
braa5on, E!izs hyde G F
Bunneil, esp. Chs: P Kidwell Mrs Geerg
Cole, Mrs Anna r Nichols, P
Cornell, Willis Person, Miss Jennie
Cox, VIM Scott Miss Csrrie
Dl4e Willis Howard, Spencer & Co.
johnson. Mrs " t>h .ier, Oliver W
Jasper Mrs Elizs Williams, Mrs Chsr
jackson, Misses
Wsf n. BEaKLET, Postmaster
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-07
CATLETr Va, July &, 1871

HAIL STORM ia Thursday eveIirz tHe''
was most violent storm, near Hau't'0' W
the W. l. D. r. R. Hail fell IL large ga.
ties, but seemingly io coDdoed belt o! c?ul".
about one eighth Of mile VIDE: y Iihin ..-,
spacs the corn and other growing crops VIZ
very much cut up aud damaged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-01
A Cure for C~onsumptIon.

A correspondent Of the SsaiA,ra Raaia.
i;oa writes A. follows about tho power Of .
we'll known plant:
81 have discovered . remedy for pulmo-
nary consumption. II has cured Q num-
Der Of cases after thsy commenced bleed
ing at the lungs. and the hectic fiush was
already on the cheek. After trying this
remedy 10 my own subtraction. I have
drought philanthropy required that I
should let Il be known 70 the world. II 10
the common MULLEN. STEPPED strong and
swcetened with coffee sugar and drank
freely. The herb should DO gathered be-
fore the end Of July. II convenient. Old
or young plants arc good dried In the shade
and kept In clean paper bags.
The medicine must DO continued from
three 10 six months, according 10 the
nature Of the disease. II 10 very good for
the blood vessels also. II strengthens the
system. and builds up instead Of taking
away strength. II makes good blood. and
takes Inflammation away from tho lungs"
II IL the wish Of the writer that every
periodical In the United States, Canada
and Europe should publish this receipt for
the benefit Of the human family. Lay
this up, and keep IL In the house ready for
use.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-01
Evidences Of Total 0epravlty.

KaiafAt has been occupied by tho Turks.
Msrrowfat may fall next. and then fare
veil 10 pess-Csrs"~ Appeal. Very good,
Mr.. Mighels. Keep on punning. You can
dnd lots Of names TO Servia purpose-bu'
your readers may commence throwing .
stone wallschia.- r'rg,s'a CAroH'efe. We're
Rushin' too. and believe In annexation
therefore We will add that We think your
sepsc Of humor 10 Bosnia. Gitoutski.-.
Rs-o Gasers. some people will D~resojess
out Of the most serious subject. The above
IL enough 10 KiliA Madam Lsda or Monte
negro with laughter. Turnova and Roman
You will ind 10 widin. Aidosl-Enisr
pr.s. We'd AEON think OF joking ~!
funeral A. Al the impending danger Of tho
opposing Powers. This war 10 going to
Lsova anything In the vorld's history:
Walt JAssy little while and you'll see. IL
10 too Serrs . question for punning. o
fellows had better Turkey tumble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-01
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Yole Dsmoeroi Of the 26th says
or. Y. Hamilton. Of Capay. has left ai
this Office samples Of wheat Of the Clul
and Proper varieties which are we'll fllod
and promise Q yield Of thirty or thirty.fvt
bushels per acre. II will be ready 70 cul
In about week. Ono Of the punches,
thought TO be from . single kernel. ha,
some ssventy.fvs heads Of wheat well
filed"
The Touring mill at Tulars took fire on
Wednesday about I o'clock r. ~, and Wal
burned TO the ground. The mill and q
large quantity OF grain and nour were q
total loss.
A Red Ribbon Temperance Club has
been formed In San Jose.
A chomic iron mine haa been discovered
In AmAdor county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-01
IBiercs's Best.
irrom n. Arao..u,. lprIl as,h.l

A foI and . duck having quarreiled
about tho ownership Of . frog. agreed 10
refer tho dispute W . lion. After hearing
Q great deal Of argument. the lion opened
his mouth 10 speak.
81 am very we'll AWARE" interrupted
the duck. "what your decision 10. It 10
that by our own showing the frog belongs
to neither Of US, and you will eat him
yourself. But please remember that lions
do NOT like frogs"
..To me-" exclaimed the fox. at Is per.
fectly clear that you will give the frog 10
the duck. the duck TO me. and take me
yourself. Allow me TO state certain objec-
tons to"
81 was about TO remark" said the lion.
'that while you were disputing. The cause
Of contention had hoped away. Perhaps
you can procure another frog"
To point out tho moral Of this fable
would be 10 offer . ~gratuitous insult 10 the
acuteness Of the reader.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-01

uionLAxp laird wss checked of In
his financial accounts by his vile on his
return. lie had called at the chemists
for q draught for the babe OF three ysars
old. She said: 81 see 20 Gamma buy
poothsrs for BARNS; I would q gotten
twa as big as yours for shillin'." Jamie
replied. Hoo wud you manage thaii"
"well. III tell you. He would spisr
how auld the BARN wasi" Gay. OF
course. an I tell't him u WINS three
years aud" well II Il had been
me. I wud say the babe wus six years.
an I would a gotten n . big again,
an then divided IL in twa." THAT
thocht never struck me-" answered
Jamie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-01
LIT u HAVE PEACE.

The phrase Lei u aAvs kS !"
gradually taking it, place with the IL
nous Let Us Alone" In The minds OF
the American people. The Democratic
paper at Virginia City. . day or two
since. headed the telegram announcing
the fact thai the South Carolina Leg
islaturs had called upon the President
to stop the prosecution Of the Hamburg
-assassins, with "Lst NJ Have Peace"
In making the needing. that paper sim
ply carried ont il Democratic princi-
Pies. The "psscs" that such
Democrats want IL . peace which su-
thori,ss the murder Of Republicans ;
s"psass" which gives them The power
to carry every State in this Union BY
brute force. Notwithstanding the fact
that the intelligence Of every State CON-
mands . large majority against them.
II Soathsrn Democrats. who fought
for their principles. or Northern Demo
ersts, Who ansaksd away from the con-
test. like Sam Tildsn. imagine that BE-
causs President Hayes has seated wade
Hampton in the Governors chair in
south Carolina. he 10 going TO suspend
operations against the Hamburg and
Hll.r,cu gangs Of Assassins. they are
very much mistaken. President Hayes.
In Withdrawing the troops from the
Sta,s.houss In Columbia. acted simply
in accordance with . policy which he
had foretolj In his letter Of acceptance
and inaugural address. But in neither
Of these documents did he say that he
would indorss the crime Of murder. or
interfere with his ofacial power 70 screen
AN assassin because he happens TO live
In the South.
The leader OF the Hamburg assassins,
". c. Butler. has been elected a United
States Senator by Wade Hampton's
legislature. As Wade Hampton's Leg
islaturs is now recognized ~ the only
valid one In South Carolina, the "chiv'
airous" Butler IL. Of course. legally
elected. Nov the question arises, vil
the Senate allow . man TO take . seat ~
a. chamber. who 10 now under indict
ment for the crime OF murderi Il Ii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-01
AnlmlIs Statistics.
toomplled py Jo.h blnineal

Anlmlle Statistics.
Compiled By Josh Biiiinshl
Kats are afectionate, they luv young
chickens, sweet kream and the best place
In front Of the fireplace.
Dogs are faithful. they will stick TO .
bone after everybody else hax deserted II.
PARROTS are eazily edukated. but they
will learn 10 swear we'll In half the time
they will learn to do anything else.
The birds eat bugs and worms for
plain %vittles. but their dessert konsists ov
the best chsrrys and goossbsrriss in the
garden.
The owl liz only . picture Of wisdom
by daylits. when he kant see emmy thing.
When II Gums mite hiz wisdum wholly
konsists in kstching . field mouse. II hc
kan.
The donkey ID an emblem Of pschunoe.
but II you study them klosser you will
find that lazynssi IL what's the matter ov
them.
The eagle II the monark Of the skiss. but
the little hns-bird will chase him to bis
hiding place.
The OF knowsth his masters krib. and
that IL all no dug kno or care about hir
master.
Nrntsv, ara imit,ti6 Int ~ they kant
800 dsx,sr~ re- .,n,t h.nrv.
The goose il like all other phools-all
wuss seems seems anxious 70 prove u.
II mules are ever meek II In simply be-
cauze they are ashamed Of themselfs; but
mules are hibrid. Amt ackountabls for
anything.
Inc bees are pizzy peoPie tstner .uAh
be idle thsy Will ROD eaen osnsr o' 'neir
bunny. -.
The kockroech 10 . ioaisr. ano dont
seem 70 i've % muen on wnAs 'ney ss's.
what the Kan gu ln'o. -.
Ducks aro only cunning soyu, olo
thing; they lay their eggs y sitsn ny
places thai sometimes tney KAN INT 'nen'
Again themselves. v-
The mnskrat can ioresee n.tu winner
and provide Tor It, but no cant Keep rom
getun ketehed In mo syihes' A'na W q
trap. 49,,
liens sno wen w s-so,n ~ 1.an. I'M
shelter tnemssiis, eut 'ney iii
oat . gas egg luss ~ ones 'nsy wiz
one ov their own.
Audturiies are the lowest v enny four
legged kriI.ers' and 70, tney are snr
On '"' m''s' "'ei"s u"
eis1, ~ 4. A.. A..
ho,neu new more nsn, IN ,hsnn ~
ennni ~ 1890. V r. Iii nI,cb
in,o raa,inaihon.s Shsn tS.v srs tnri.
nv ,n.s !, s%n.iors a, th.. IN int !.
.%,as,in. h.hv IN ;ts t,.J,s'
MI" - Is,h. 80. nstr., ~ n, ,bi.s..
49,. Iii 80, sna Ia 10. 4, ~ no n.n
~ 49, nor - ~ annx hoJx s,sa
sn,s .rs ,he b,~,,est ~ I'll ths Httle mr.
his hns. I'm, a I,rcs sh.rs NJ their lima
4" sncnt In ren.irius their bouseS. which
sra biit vh,r foIts ant hslp but ,tsp on
ham
Flies toll not, neither do they spin, yet
-.-u N. -. n..-..,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-01

TuraE Is said to be trouble In the
Democratic camp Of Ohio. growing out
OF q superiority Of statesmen. Mr.
sayl-r longs to be Speaker. but there Is
Mr.. Thompson. Who longs to Be Ser
geant.at-arms. Statesmen from less a.
vor.d localities ssy q Office Ia enough
for Ohio. and that % or the other a.
pirant must subside. Neither 10 willing
to give way. though Mr.. sayler has a
strong srsumsntin the fact that Thomp.
son has held the Office once. and ought
TO give him q show now.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-01
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OYpIcx .wooDvILLE CONSOLIDATED
Silver Mining Company. Nan Francisco.
California. rotiee.- The Annual Meeting II
the stool Of the above. named Company.
Tor the eusuing year. ard the Transaction of
euch other busineps - may prop~rly conis h.
fore u. VIII be bold on MONDAY. the tn day
OF Nay, 1871, Q. the once Of The COMPANY.
Room u, No. 500 california street. Fan fran.
cisco. California. Of . y. n. Transfer books viii
b elosed On Saturday. April -. 1871. and re-
main eiosed until after The election.
ap1ftd W. NJ. HRL.MAN, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-01

TEE voice Of the Ohio Gresnbaeker
has been sent forth. and while the up
roar sounds tremendous TO his own ears
the country seems entirely unconscious
Of IL. He says no Is sworn to eoniinus
to expose the hersesy Of forced rssump.
ton IN any day. and that hs will make
his voice heard. As OF old the voice
comes from the Office OF the Cincinnati
Esqair,r. but il seems TO have lost sQns
Of lis former bang and rattle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-01
Tnx California story .boutMr. Blaine

THx California story abOutMr. Blaine
has a very simple solution. The news
paper which publishes u is . sprightly
new weekly which ysarns for wider mo-
t,riety. II has succeeded in sdvertis-
ing itself throughout the country. and
there has been no harm done. Nobody
has ever accused Mr.. Blaine OF being a
fool. and so nobody will believe the re-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-01

II. IirxrI CKRSrscHI has been enter
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who invited to meet him Governor Rice
and the most distinguished business
men Of the city.