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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12

WE clip the following from that
deservedly popular paper the Hop
kinsviIle New Era. Thank you
friend Gaines, we notice that you
too have donned a new suit of
clothes and look well in them.
Come to GAINESVILLE next Dist of
June, when we entertain the press
of Tennessee, and we will promise
to make you feel good all over:
The Clarkvsville Chronicle, q Journal
honorable in years and of very decided
ability and influence, appeared last week in
a new dress, making bright and attractiEe
appearance. May its prosperity always be
commensurate with its merits.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12

f. ID. STAMFORD, President OF
the l.. Il y. and :. d y. y. Rail
roads, furnishes III with the follow
ing comparative statement of the
gross earnings of the roads for the
month of April, 1876 and 1871:
April 1877 400 ri
APRIL ...-..-........ S2l,SiO ~
Increase. .,.-...........S 1859 -
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12
A GREAT RuSil.

W. J. MCOOkMAC
April 81, 1877-4w
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-05-12
Wanted

May II, 1S77-2W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14

Abe Richey. the old mountaineer. trap
mar anil hunter Of the Hon Valley region,
-. -, .,u,.. ,.r,x IN Gala
hhi anu virginia yesterday. ne eAme
with 4 two-horsc wagon load OF fresh brook
,,o,, ,J,r,c, from silver I.aie. anil vss
a. Nm M
aeeompahieu y! MT IL IL Aet'"i' i"e'
left woodford's at i:30 O'Clock In the NOR
ming. AMI arrived NJ Gold Hill in lust
-. -. I,-,.... -, a,,x u;,o.
M "a, ~ ...sa al a.
ine VIZ P...u T...
w. 1i,s,. .nd.I $3.50 .,r ~, sisS,
W "u ..h .,is,.nin. m. .iIs.r
mi - ,..JIpS lii. = ,iay.n' whsra'
Asu n'a ieAa'.. $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
DEATH or CHARLEY RHoApts.
The rissesr Misssrsi Gone - Hts
Long Hsme.

AL the old residents Of this section
most kindly remember Charley Rhosdss,
his banjo. and his numerous pleasing
ways. He had more friends than any
body in his line Of life. and all will deeply
regret to learn Of his death. Goodbye
Charley. The P'e@.sr. San jose, caliior-
mia. makes the following mention Of his
death:
Charles Bsnsell. better known Is Char.
10y Rhoades, the pioneer minstrel and
banjo player. died at his residence In
Santa Clara ON Tuesday forenoon after .
lingering illness. lie vas known All over
the State and probably had more friends
| and fewer enemies than the majority OF
| those who have followed his profession.
His life was . checksrsd and sventful one.
| and could il he written would all . volume
and prove deeply interesting. In 1852
b, LEFT New York. q boy Of Is
on tho "Pittsburg." bound for Cali
foruia. Judge Nay and family
Of this city. were among the passengers.
After his arrival he played in the mines
aud in San Francisco. and become . great
favorite. he Was attached 10 the first
minstrel companies organized in this
State. and for years was intimately associ-
atei with Joe Taylor. Lew Rather. Joe
Murphy. Ben. Cotton. Walter Bray and
other burnt cork pioneers. A An old style
hanjo player he was unexcellsd. and his
songs. from the "Days Of '49" 10 "The
Peanut Stand" are yet strong cards with
less talented performers. A wife and u
child are left 10 mourn his los.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14

MILLINERY REMOVAL. - The ladies oil
Gold Hill and Virginia City should no,
fail to read tho advertisement Of Mrs
whyland, Published In another column to.
day. Mrs. whyland. who 10 one Of tho
best and most popular milliners Of vir.
ginia. has removed her place Of business
TO No. 50, South Q street, noxt door "a
Cslo'a drug store. where she IL opening
out with as fino . stock Of new goods In
her line as has ever been opened In Storey
county. Tho Nevada straw works are run
10 connection with her store, and particu-
lar attention IL given 10 cleaning and TO
pairing ladies' hats.
Tue statement that the Pappooso mill IL
going TO decay Is incorrect. II 10 simply
shut down for O time. and will he started
up again In . few days. The Pappoose
sgood for several years hard work.
TRAVEL on the Virginia and Truckes
l,ailroad il getting TO DO very brisk. Tour.
lists from all parts Of the world are pouring
In. The majority OF thess have = great
curiosity ~ examine the mines.
DRooas made In Dayton from corn
grown near that place are offered for sale
Ia Virginia City. The brooms are Of good
quality aud command first-class prices.
SuLrRy weather prevails, linen suits are
popular. iced drinks arc In demand. and
the patient Comstocker uwears a. usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
The q e sireus.

Montgomery Queen. the grand old circus
chief. il coming. The readers OF the
NEw, will remember that this announce
ment has appeared In our columns lsfore'
and the matter is referred To at this time
only a. a reminder % the grand entertain
nent which IL soon To delight our citizens.
Cookies ROYAL English Circus appear In
conjunction with Queen's California Cir
Gus. all under n anvAss making the
greatest show ever seen upon the Facific
coast. The m~enagerie comprises The
rares, ANIMAL, to be procured In the Uni
ted States. Whether they have enough TO
cat or uo,. people are bound to see the
circus. and tho fact that times arc close
only develops the human ingenuity IN
raising the price Of = ticket. All Gold
Hill will attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
Rssests social.

The ne,t Masonic social party will take
place ON Thursday evening. June 2ist.
II will be what is termed . rose,ie party.
Under this arrangement each lady who
voe. 4. expected IN provide two rosettes Of
exactly the same style aud color. One OF
these she gives tn the door-keeper. and
wears the other into the hall. The rosettes
will be given out indiseriminately to the
gentlemen. those having partners receiv.
ing the preference. When the second
ausdrille Is called the gentleman will Ind
tho lady who has the counterpart Of his
~rosett.. ami claim her h,nd for thatdance.
After that the party will proceed a. usual.
The object sought in this Arrangement :,
the promotions u s~ociAbility. The social
ns1i Thursday evening will 10 the last oil
the season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
oo,a nm. New. June "a. isg'.'

Tuy fopnrH.-The lire companies Of
Gold hin met last evening for the purpose
81 making arrangements for . celebration
Tn. following committees were appointed;
Liberty No. 1. J. ". Mills. Abs Jones, u.
sh.ehan. 4. A. Putnam and Ben. Carriek'
yellow Jacket No :, N. Wolf. ii. Jeweu.
d.. J. Iadovich. A. ID. Billiard and Jimmy
Niehol: Lincoln Hose, A. French. D.. L.
Wright and II. e. blanchard. confer
.nco meeting will be held this evening;
Gold Hill 4, bound 10 celebrate IN good
style. The iiremen Of Carson have signi'
ded a willingness to Join US.
At . regular meeting OF Lin
colp Hose Company. No. 5. held last even
ing. the following oficsu were elected 10
s.rye during the ensuing year Foreman
Jo,sph. I. Bish Cre-elected); First Assist
ami foreman, A. French Second Assist.
ami Foreman, J. u. Leary; Secretary and
Treasurer, v. Lsmery; Trustee. IL. {.
blanchard: Standing Committee. u. l..
Wright. John risnnery and G. {. Butler :
Fire Delegates. Messrs. Conway, wheeler
and Cara; Fire wardsns, W. ii. Day AMI
Sol. Noel.
Ma. J. q. HoLL,Sp. last Monday
night. fell on tho sidewalk in Virginia
and broke her ankle. She WAS sent TO the
County Hospital. and DIR. hirhhy pro-
uounees the injury . compound fracture
Of the very wors, Kind.
Tnr Eureka mill ON the Carson river Is
supplied with ore by teams. The Mexican
and santiago are supplied by rail. The
vivian has not yet started up. the supply
not being equal to the present demand.
rur coron&'s jury in the case Of Ne
sh.fery. killed last Monday in the Con.
rolidatcd Virginia mine. have found that
deceased came u his death by accident
md that no blame could attach IA anyone
therefor.
l.. Ii. LISTER. who recently let Gold
Hill. has been heard from. He 10 IN
southern California. working IN inc
harvest fields ot that locality, AMI write'
that he has the promise OF a 'ehoo mex
Pail.
Tur annual protest against burning IRE
crackers ON the Fourth of July has been
raised. A national holiday without gun
povder would b. something like an egS
without salt.
TnE flags are all mp to-day In honor o.
the centennial Of the adoption by Congress
Of the star spanglei banner ~ the ensign
VI the United states.
rHE Virginia pelieenen are a ii''ie '"o
careless with their pistols. They think
the only way to stop q drunken man 's W
shoot at him.
NE,RLr all the men working ON The
streets In Virginia City have been dis
charged.
xryrrsa Of the County Commission
era will b. held in Virginia City thi. even
ing.
Tar Society Il Pacific Coast Pioneers
viii hold = rsgui.s meeting this even
ing.
Tus crops in washoe Valley s'so prom
lse Of being better than ever befors'
BULLION valued at s702. 40 ~ wM sen'
from Virginia City last evening.
r. Z. PicorrE. . Comstock reporter, IL
visitipg in San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
A w.aa.rn,i Magician.

The great Professor steen will give .
matinee for the beneii, Of the public schools
next Saturday afternoon. and in the even
ing hs will present one Of his grand enter.
tainments. to which the public In general
Il invited. The Professor will render
some Of the mo-t wonderful illusions ever
seen, and will afford tests In mind reading
and psychology that will astouish aud con-
vince the unbelieving Of whatever class.
Tho admission for this entertainment has
been placed at % low . figure that no one
can AFFORD to remain away. The evening"
entertainment will DO trst-elass In every
u.rtieular.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
Choice Ausie.

The News acknowledges the compliments
Of the following choice selections Of sheet
music from Geo. W. Hall 4 Co.'S literary
aud musical depot, ON Main street, oppo'
site the News once: Gould Schottische."
my Sweetheart When Boy" "All
Aboard" peace Oh tho Deep" "But
Thee" Turning Gray" and "Ths Days
Of Forty-Nine." Charley Rhoades' famous
song: These are merely samples OF the
music to be found at Hall & Co.'s. besides
plenty Of other good things. Call aud
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
MURDER wr.L OFT.

few years ago Angust Flower vas dlscov
cred To he a certain cure for DyspephA and
Liver Complaint. and . few thin dyspepties
.nai. known TO their friends how EASILY and
quickly they hsd been cured BY It's use. Tie
gr at meriis ~ Or ems Auguvt Flower were
h.rsi ed thrugh the country by one sufferer
90 apothcr. until. without Adve Tia NC its sale
has become immenss. Druggists In eysry town
sun rns with sour stomach. tlck hea srhe.
co-iiv ness. pslpitation Of the heart, indisrs-
ton. low spirits. etc., cen taks three do-er With.
out rrll Q. uo 10 yOdr druggist AID get . hottie
'or rs c;nis and Try 1t. sample bottles 10
cents. de?i en-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
Ar..ssb OF Hall.

The sarsfeid Guard. Captain cosgrove.
have determined to do their part toward
the celebration Of our national birthday.
They will give . grand ball at Miners
Union Hall ON the evening Of the glorious
Fourth. Preparations are now I prog
rsss TO maks Of ita thoroughly enjoyable
occasion. - all tbs balls given under the
auspices Of this company are. Fol- par
t~iculars will be publishsd In = few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14

San Franchise Beard.
LAST Evxxxa.
10 Meadow Valley. isc. loo
iD raymond 4 Ely. on. Sc
100 Eureka Con-. IGN. To-
- Alp-. 90. sos
80 bye paier. !. AN
$50 Pslnon'. Tae
80 Leopard. , ". ~. rs. ~ b
SO PsLiher. s0s. sc
SIS Northern Belle. II. ieS
so Hus.ey. sos. ise
iOO Defrees.
isoo Grand Prize. ~. 81. 81, 81
$50 Modoc. a.to. 2.S
80 New coso.3
rs Golden harriet. isS,a
iO Leei>. \. ~
- Empirr udshol. IN
aho cr..a PEN. AZ. ao 40 b. 80. s
sbs. : sso, 5 bio. 8, 40. So
$50 Exehequsr. So
100 Justice. ON. ss.tx
rs California. Js. SAY.
les Ophir. isx. i3t
10 savage, on. q.
10 sierra Nevsds. 81, ~. s'..ss "a
iiss Gould 4 Cur,, s. So. ,bS, So biz
80 Belch~r. 81, 81
so Prospect. Sc
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S93 utah. ~. tsk. ~
80 Alpha. its az. nS. Ia.
~ chouar. -, ~. nv -.
2iss Cal<doniH. 81. Ato. jt5
Dds lmpefisi. I. Vic
SO Beet 4 n~lensr. Is
iv.0 Trojan. LIS. LILO
S5O union Con-. o. ss. GA
$40 YslIow jacket. ~. -. rs
ss Overmsn. ~. IN
1910 Julia ~. 1.t5
80 Hale 4 Norcrs.s. 81. ~
10 Con. Virginia. ~. NS. ~. ~ -io
ruIs NohSiSs.
so Ophir. II
$50 NsIiean. 81. ~. Ss
lao Oould q Curry, ~. ~. 81
slOO Bs.i . Bslsher. iss. iss. vs. DS' soes
49,,
IN caiifom,a, Ns,S
- rsvAxe. ~. I.s,..ss:ss
% On. virginia. nv. s.s
a choliar. po,o-i. ~. -. 5ts.
IS Ilsi- q Noferoas. 5. ~. tyo. an
IS Crown Point. q, So 81.
rs YellJu Jaeket, ~. s.Ts
~ imperial. I ". los
- kentuck. 81. 5k.st
al Alpha. its. ftA. Nh
90 lIsiehsr. 81, ~. q. os.e
80 Confidence. s.5s
is,o sierr. Nevada. 81. ss.sS
10 Utah. ~. lgs
itss BuIIisa. ~, II. =. 81. SIS.
$50 Hxeh~qusr. 81. 5ts.6o
tlO Ov,rasn. -. i9s, isS
iioO Jassies. f..s.IS
80 Union cJn.. 6.ss,ss
wv csisdosis. >. ass. seo. ~. ss'. 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
o
England Not Pleased With
RuSSia's Note.
NO ATTEMPT TO CROSS THE
DANUBE YET.
The Russians Repulsed in
Every Effort to Cap
ture Kars.
TnI TURKS WIDE AWAKE AND
FIGHTING BRAY RLY.
General Grants Triumphant Pro.
greSs In England.
I 1rEci,L DISPATCHES IT, u uoLp Hill
IA IL Ntw-l
I 'rEcih DI-rArcuE. To- rur ooLp Hill
IA III NtN-
The

tue ~tuFuIVNu ""Ss
vIESSA. June l3.--Prince Gortschakof's
letter has been officially communicated to
the other cabinets. II seems II has not
given such complete satisfaction as was
expected. The wording on the points rel.
alive TO Constantinople and the DArda-
nelles has not been found quite 30 clear
aud precise a. TO exclude an ambiguous
rendering and set at rest any doubts such
rs may have prompted the British Govern.
mont to draw up the we'll known category
stated by Mr.. Cross. II seems to have
struck tho British Government that though
Russia asseyerates that she does not covet
the possession Of Constantinople. still no
ASSURANCE Il givon that the city will not
eventually lie drawn into tho range Of mil.
itary operations, aud, consequently, at any
rate, bc temporarily occupied by the Rus
SLAMS, The essence Of the question Ia left
unanswered. for whether Russia docs or
does not covet Constantinoplc, seems com.
paratiyely immaterial. Tho important
Thing for the localization Of the war Is that
Russia should not seize u. The assur-
Ahce wa, tho .ms,Inns, anns.ns,, -
IeguiAp' W .ha W, mhi",, H.
dot. no, 'ouun w. IVA, ~ w h.,In
briIisn uo'srhm'n .~n ni,o,nm az
view. nannn'y, : W ". a., sr,,I'
straiu 70 ~. iJiIhp a mn Iii ~ 81
nca'iIn VI WIZ" :, T." H., a..
assurances that Russia has no intention TO
mohoPo''1e VIZ ~ ~.
quoslioh Are Ieenieu m',v ,asu' .n." Wv,
mlsnt ha,o Deen' - 2 .sI" ~
whetner Tue rowers VIII ue vonsuI.ou w.
lore OF sltcr snch se.'iclnen'. o'ner poln.s
IN the iIinee : 's,fr MY ho' 1selnen Iu.,o
sausIacIoiy W .ho pr'sh n'ana
- may, possibly, sI,o 'no ,u,'nei
change Oh iheas pe'"och u Anu i'ussia'
OPERATIONS on THE DlSrBE.
LONDON, June li.-Probably no attempt
will b. made to cross the Danube before
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
tn. Graduating Exercises a. West

The Graduating Exercises at west
Point.
West PorSr. Juno i4.-Nearly 5000
people Witnessed tho closing exercises Of
the graduating class to-day. Tho first ad'
dress was delivered by Professor Thomp.
son. President Of the Board Of Visitors.
followed by General Hancock, after which
the members Of the class were presented
with their diplomas by the Superintendent
Of the Past. Tho Secretary Of War and
General Sherman also briefly addressed
the class. Many graduates leave to-day on
furlough.
Doing Houor 20 the Flag.
NEW Yohx, June 1i.-The Centennial
OF the adoption Of the United States flag
was celebrated here by the raising Of ban.
ners over the national and city buildings.
In Washington many business establish.
ments unite with the Government IL com.
memorating the svsnt. while In Boston
stripes and trtng Of sslutes on the com.
mon.
Another DefAuItsr.
NEW YoRx. June IA Worid's Mid
dleton n. Y. special says W. ". Cox. Tax
Collector al Vernon. Sussex county. n. j..
has absconded. Ho Is Adsfsulter In 5 $1,000.
He failed In January for 100000. with A..
sets OF $4,000.
A s%cousdrelIy Bsnker.
Nrw York, June 1.-THE World says :
Adolph Gruns, banker. Ia missing. II Is
bclieved that his liabilities are 10000.
Many poor Germans who deposited their
savings with him are lamenting his flight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
A ERA Nh A T

AMI pc,rlY teeth ara easily obtained by elsAns.
ins vour teeth daily with that Justly popular
i.ntifuca. SOZODONT. Composed Of rare
s.tisep,ic herbs. % impart. whlteness 10 the
teeth. Q delicious aroma 10 the breath. aud pre-.
serv . intsci. frDm youth 70 old age. the teeth
Aeidlty { the stomach will destroy the strupg.
eat teeth unlcss IL effects ar, -ounterarted 9th
sOZODONT. and this pure tooth wash protests
tbs dehial surfaces by removing rv-ry impurity
that aihrr 9 In them. Ask Jour druggist for
SUZODONT, Ietl I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
ICE CnE.T Ion sALR.

Anrstraie &c" chest or refrigerator. made IA
order for q family. has been left for sale a
orxut's Gold liill Furniture ~ re. rext above
the SKws ONCE. A ANAL amount Of cash viii
buy u. jsiJ TIE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
d. 10. GALLUP.

o. II. GAlLrr. opposite ihs Bank Of canfor'
uls, acld lnl. keeps constantly on hand oil
fav.siic brands 10 Imported C.sars. ohoIce bit
cigars. all 81 de 81 chswing Tobacco. meer.
s'hsuru pipes. nuts, eandl-s. nne cutlery. and
toys aud fsDcy gods Of all kinds. apps m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
-oNG OF THE Fi.a,i.
,oxrusEp ny q.


itssplendent In beauty.
Unneasurei la charms.
Aueres's glory
sllv.ry stars unfur'ed;
dad emblem In pssee-
DrsAi terror In arms,
Am.rica'. prid--
kAvy of The worii.
Gloriou. In grandeur.
unryalsd In fame.
starry folds In ,pienior.
ursni Ina zephSr'- sphe's.
waving In triumph
In glory the -snc.
Victor aud ensign
Midst encors- of cheer.
Emblsm of iih-rty.
upnorei by the brave
Union stars of fr~edom.
Heroes chosen .hroai:
Goldsu -an 10 Of pesee.
Ever MAY they wave
Proudly In the brvsze,
In sunlight or eioad.
Plgrin-' priceless DOVE
Dne century old
me nations cherished nag
our fsrefathsrr gave
i-creAsins In STAR.
Mors valued than goiii
rpitei In y ace
Eser may u wave.
nold mn, New. June II. lsTs.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
IIaiPORTKD CIGARS.

Imported Pumsreiess. bouquets. saniiagos;
two for twenty ive cents; the best and cheapest
cigars In the State. Call sn IVY them Of Bun.
m-rnsld's, Main strrvi. opp,sils Jvn-s' drug
store. nyl0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
r~..., M. 20 b. Released.

case:
Ngw yoRE. June ~. 1877.
John ID. Townsend. E-l.-Dear Sir
Herewith I return 10 you q statement Of
the testimony which you assert that VIII
liam N. Tweed could give II he were re-
leased from imprisonment. After careful
consideration | have come to the conclu.
sion that the testimony which said Tweed
could give. as shown by said statement,
would not Justify his release.
CHARLES :. f,rscmLp,
Attorney General.
Townsend, with Tweed's assent, will
present all the facts In the case 10 the pub
lie In . few days.
The following letter explains itself:
LUDLOW STREET. June ~. 1877.
To John ID. Townsend, Esl.-Dear Sir /:
I wish you To take tho necessary steps to
at once enable me 10 confess Judgment In
all the cases brought against me by either
city. county or State. My defense In all
these matters has been disclosed by me to
the Attorney General. personally In sew
erAl interviews. on his assurance to me-
that II I made such q statement l should
he released from imprisonment, AMI ~
you know also TO yourself. and u would he
useless now 10 interposs n defense. even
hal ! . desire 10 do 10. and thus save the
city unnecessary further expense.
Your oh@dient servant,
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED.
Tweed IL very much depressed In spirits
III, ha ,s,us ,he inin.,iee az The com.
promise with Sweeny. and declares the
four criminal indictments found against
the latter wonii have lei 10 nus eonv,euon
Tmaan NJ ~ me-, ,he i..pe. Tweed say.
bitterly that Connolly and sweeny were as
much in tho ring frauds as himself;
swsenys ss,ienien. y al ,ninns w. ~.
r;yst ~ h. as leniently treated as
sweeny.
Tho I'"'s' says Twseds itichus arc ~
u,shan. ~ .ue VIZ us ,,,arnav tn
W, s'..ensu' nnAue hs! ,ha,
etAi unuer , P.euso ". n,anI.
say, osen sno"n r,,,"a -. IL ~
y ~ ass.tsu 'nI .n ~ Iii Ia LII. In, ~
IN MS n,.n 80 n.r.ons who
W. ~ III u'u. ~. a. ~ ,ali,ic.I a..
nay o.oPP IT, i,' a., ~ m,sns ar.
p..A' sn" H. !. NV conGnsd
49,; - .n"rn, n.,,.iv 81.
- -. ,i-l' So. -. .IIo,,..l "a
~ ~ n.,,n.n, ~ sioo OOO. The
4, e., AZ. .s,a,. ~ hi. de-
ss.1 ,ra,ssr .ho va. ono ~ m. princi.
nj ,ahhsr. ~ m. civ Treasury.
The ereas
NEw YoRK. June l3.-Captain Charles
A.eioon. az the ship Geneva, sunk At HUI
..u,..,. . o,,..,o.,,,,,,l. n, Tho Pa.
INV -,
ciiic coast on tho 9th ni''iho' has ai''''u'
He says his ship became entansled with
| o,hers mar NV. They tos.sl wildly about,
--,t.-.... Ii al .i,li,,
''u'u'"s
almost immediately IN hiie'h iathohis VI
water, On the first alarm he came up
u.,w.a, ,..l. I, Wa .ho,, s.ao In
"
shocks the previous twenty days. but he
had completed his cargo OF guano n was
srIr, H. frivL,fn, rambiinr sounj. his
attention was arrested by the e.traorLin.
AIRY phenomenon Of ,h. mountain above
Icing % mush ssi's"u .na' s..a. ,oeAs
,hs ~. rs.smbl,as hall. 81 lire. The
water II the anchorage suddenly rccejed
so that ships lying IN eight faihoms
touched the oo''o,n' Ihe "cne.A, '"o,
swung areunu ~ ue ,As " u ~
knots An hour III s'ss' .''' u"'' !"
struck against n roch, WHICH poIv ou'a
portion OF her BOTTOM Ihe mp was
Il IOTltu NlOltutlN III tit sHDo>iNt
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IOR THROAT. CHEST AND LUNGS.
Dimmih'' Coush Dslaam is no patent prepars.
lior. Tue recipe Is known To many Of our beet
physiolans. ani they recommend II Tor Ill die.
esse- Of the throst. chest and lungs. Ask your
druggist. John Jones. IT.. for II. ID my3i ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
A PAyoRAnLs NorDRIRry.

The good r-pa'st'on u Browns Bronchial
rro'hcs for The relief % coughs. colds and
throat diseasrr, has given then . favorable
ma Ofir.y. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-14
cnRAp PHOTOGRAPHS.

PIc'urrs taken 1t redneed prioes ai the gres.
Flying Photograph Gallery. Cards. a. Ter
d"zen; Cabinets. 81 per dozsn Gene, two
dozen for my cents. All oinsr pictures In
pfop0-fipn. my2l