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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-22
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. o. .A'' .-fiur To my merit. | hereby offer
- .,rlhiutr before the coming Demo
i' ..ryrntiun Tor the Office of Prothon-
ll'E ..irr nominated or Defeated. pledge
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".' CARON LAHEY.
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To MOTHERS Should the Baby I've suf-
feriug with any of the disoriars of Baby
hood us. DR. Bulls Bahy Syrup at once Tor
the trouble. % cents per bottle.
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DEAFNEss.--Dr. Keyser cured me of deaf
ness in a few weeks.
Louis MULLEB. No. 20, 9th Street
DR.. Keyser's Office: I2o Penn Street. Puts
burgh.
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W00IiS H"s."r "n. iWnOII
NUtblI, MsDs UP To ORDER ( III VJI,

ffHE EBENS BtR RG WOBBEN COMPANY
i il ariNik prepared to- Manufacture to order
ur exchange Go.sis OF its own make for WOOL.
which vii be taken at the his hest market price
and for the gaI herring OF which wagons viii soon
he sent to the various sc .tpts OF the rotnty The
quality of the goods male ny tis 4 we'll known
to Deed recommendation. and as we are now rum
ming our Factory hy aTEAN Err, there will he
delay in the Manufacture Of weel sent or ,ro't
to Us tor that purpose.
y. S:-Weavin=. CsrsinS. Frling and nvcinv
pruri p ly attend Il to- wurk.naniike tnsnuer
and ~ the lowest possihie rates
Tlsemsbury. May -. iSTt n.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
IA Estate of MARY y. MCONnIE. dec a..
Notice 10 hereby given that isettcrs oi Aininis-
tratiun have been granted to the undersigned On
tue estate of Mary r. NJ 'COuib.a. tate OF srsccc-
hnnna township. deed hy The Register OF CAM
bria county. All persons indebted To said estat 9
are requested to come forward and pay the same
without delay. and those having Claims viii pre-
sent them i'm legal shape for settlement.
MIIsIIAM Mi'DM MBlE,
juno rs, IsvT=st. Administrator
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SHERlEEiS SALES

I)Y virtue of sundry writs of Tcud. Erpon
ID and Al. EeHd. Frpon.- issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas ni Cam hria cunnty and
to me dir, ctcd. there will be eNpeSpf to public
sale. a the nf Conrad Rna i'm ,IohustO n
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ANOTHER DEATH FROM
LAUGHING GAS,
Netiee to Taxpayers

y accordance with an Act of the General As
4 Ssmbiy oi This Comma Nve;t % n apIpruN ed the
!jth day of April. 4. ID ls.2. ''it..lating the
collection o. fsxeS IN the County Of Cambria
notice is hereby given to the tHNUayers residing
i'm the d!si ricls tif,iw named, that Ih, Cuunty
Treasurer. in conlnlff nee with the second sec
tinn Of SAID Act. will Aitr--f - the places of
holding tie i;orouFh and Township ,,irctinrt=,
the following ta lca days. for the putpnse
of receiving the County. Poor and ST ~ taxes
ASSESSED for the year iS77:
For WiImorc norou~h. Monday. July 9th
SummerhiIl township. Tuesday, July leth.
Washington =. " etlnr1,iay Iuly Iith.
SumrntviiIe borough Th0rsdayS l2th
Galltzn township. Friday. a. 18th.
- funnelhill bOrual n. Saturday; - Il u.
d" Cialltz. borough. Monday, = lGth.
" Lorettu hcroHgh. TUESDAY. - 18th.
Allegheny tovnshIr. " ednesdaS. I" 18TH.
Z" MINIS township Thursday. ' l9th,
CHEST Spring. horough. Friday, - GOTH
Clehrttcld township. Saturday. - 2lst.
White towrship. Monday. JhlS sd. At \ n.
Chest township. "Wednesday. July 2jth. Mt
Glen Conncli; Thursday, J.ly eoth, at A
Annals
CarroIltoNn 5droTgh. Friday. inIy a-th.
- Carroll township. Saturday, .Ialy 18th.
q" Cambria township. Monday. IalV -sth,
Barr township. Tuesday JnlS 5iet
" Susqnehanna township "Wednesday. y. Aug. Isl.
=" West Ward, Ebensburg- Thursday, - 2l.
4" Fast Friday, 3h
Jackson township. Monday. 9Th.
" Biacklick township, Tuesday F" Fth.
ANp. i'm accordance with 40 eessnud section
of said Act. all taxes paid To thc Treasurer
before the ist day of September. there will h, n
VIII be added 10 all unpaid taxes, and placed in
\. :. Fh hEIDHOFF Co. Treasurer
Trensu-er's OtEcc, Thenstiarg, May :. 1871.
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wit:
ALL the right, title and interest of Peter wood
ley. Of I'm and to piece CT parcel OF land situate
in Chest township, Cambria county. Pa. adioin-
ing lands of Margaret Ashcraft. pcter Byrncs
and others, containing 81 acres more or less. about
IS acres OF which cleared, having thereon
erected n two story log house and n log barn, now
in the occupancy OF Peter Woodley. Taken n
execution and to be sold at the suit of VIM Nc
Nulty. for use of John Alberter, now for Of
Joseph Albcrter.
Also. all the right title and interest of Lenu,
Becher. of, i'm and to piece parcel OF land SIT
uate in GallftZn township. Cambria county, Pa,
adjoining lands of Agnes Burk. Henry Sanker.
and others. containing 90 acres, more or less, about
25 acres of which are cleared. hav ing thereon
erected n two story plank house and n log. barn, ,
now in the occupancy of Martin seymour Taken
in execution and to be sold az t.e suit OF Charles
Miller.
TERMs or SAIEz-One-thir-i OF the purchase
money TO be paid when the PROPERTY Is knocked
down. and the remaining Uwo-t thirds upon con-
firmatiOn of the Decd.
JOHN RYAN. Sheriff.
Sherff's Officc. Ebcnsbury. June l6, 1877.
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IEO NJ. READE. .4HOrney-Gt- LG'' f,
VI F,ensburg. Pa ONCE on centre street
three doors from IL Ugh street. to -, '--I
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s,-s. June 8, 1871.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY CELEBRATION.
D.ie~ et esran est pre- Fatris
Mort.

should the weather prove favorable.
Gold Hill will be we'll represented In the
procession tomorrow. The military will
turn out in full uniform, and in all proba-
billty there will be a handsome delegation
% children from our public schools. Tho
latter proposition meets with the hearty
approval % the Board Of School Trustees,
and will be warmly encouraged by the
teachers. who by preccpt anil example en-
deavor 10 instil in the minds OF the young
lessons Of patriotism and devotion 10
country. An Of the civic and military
societies in Virginia will turn out In strong
force. The public schools will also be
represented by a majority Of the teachers.
and the pupils to the number Of one thou
sand or more. Taken all In all. the pro-
c~e.sion. under favorable auspices. will lie
the finest ever held In Storey county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29
Ten MILLION Jews.
fYrvm the Reformer.l

stota y" AtSttt
The jewish population In the Russiar
empire Is acknowledged 70 exceed 1000
600. Next TO that 10 Austria, with 1900
900. These figures are rather too low than
too high; because In the Polish provinces
VI both empires are many cities OF consid.
cradle size-as, for instance, Brody, wilma,
and Tarnapol-where the population ID al
most exclusively Jewish; Hungary. Mora.
via, and Bohemia, In the Austrian Empire,
arc thickly populated with Jows. Prussia,
including the duchy Of Possn, contains
22S, 900; all other German States. small
and great, zoo. 1000; France, $1,000; Hol-
land. $4,000; Belgium, $4,000; England
has $1,000. Italy, inclusive OF that part
Of which was formerly included In the
Austrian Empire, $4,000; half Of this
number live In Rome. Tho Turkish En-.
pirs In Europe. 400. 200 ; the Ionlsn Is
lands. 5000 Denmark. exclusive Of the
German provinces and the Swedish king.
doms. G,000; and Switzerland. 1000.
Besides these there Is . large number OF
Jews living secretly In countries where
they are forbidden IN reside. or whers they
can only remain under very severe restric-
tons. There are. for instance, In tho Aus
TRAN Empire the provinces Of Tyrol, Sale.
burg. Upper Austria, Karnthen. Krain and
Styer. where till recently the Jews wore
forbidden 10 settle permanently. several
congregations and evon s~ynagogues. ~ the
people have no objections against tho Jews
living among thom, and "ths golden
thumb" shuts the eyes Of the Government
officers. Tho same may DO said OF several
other countries and cities In Europe. For
instance, In Saxonia proper. or In the
Kingdom, no Jews wore admitted, except
Q very limited number into the capital.
Dresden. In Spain and Portugal. none
will doubt that there arc still Thousands
Of Jews who publicly SO to Church and
mako annual or semi-annual confessions,
but who are secretly the most devoted
Jews. These considerations justify an I'd.
dition Of 81, 900 TO the above number. which
makes II q total Of 5000, 900 In Europe.
In the United States Of America there
are fully 100000, there being nearly 3d.
900 In New York alone. In tho Canadas,
Central and South America and the West
Indies there are $4,000. As to their num-
bers In Asia and Africa, 70 can only csti.
mate from tho reports Of travellers and
others. From these sources. and taking
into consideration tho rapid increase Of
the Jews afterstheir return from Babylo-
mia, and their extensive settlement In Asia
and Afrioa, and especially In the large Is
lands on these continents, II 10 reasonable
10 put down their number there NJ equal
To those In Europe and America, thus
bringing up their present number TO over
ten millions. In this estimate We do not
take into account any OF the descendants
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29

THE SrErS BRornEGs. - Owing 10
Miners Union Hall at Silver City being
otherwise engaged this oYening, the grand
i~llusionsry and magical entertainment oil
tho steen Brothers will be postponed until
tomorrow evening. They will appear al
Dayton ON Saturday evening. and we ART
pleased 10 announce that they arr
making arrangements 10 give two onter.
tainmsnts In Gold Hill. on Friday and
Saturday Of next week. They visit all the
public schools, wherever they go. aud Pro-
lessor Charles Neen creates q lively, a
we'll a. instructive, sensation on such &C.
casions by his mathematical demonsira,
tions aud lightning calculations. lie will
visit the Gold Hill public schools Thurs
day next.
JrsricE BuILioS.-The weekly bullion
day Of tho Justice mine has brcn changed
from Saturday to Monday. On the Ais
Of this month they shipped from COX
Hill fourteen bars, valued at s40,OI0 ~
and yesterday fourteen bars, valued o
$38,0i4 81, were sent below by the sam,
company. Total bullion shipment Of Jus
tics during the month, sli9,729 80.
NATIONAL GuARD, ATTENTION. - Reat
the order In another column relative Il
meeting at your armory tomorrow at
O'Clock 4. NJ, for the purpose Of participa
ting In the observance Of Memorial Day.
MRs. J. NJ. WARD. better known in thea
trical circles Is winnetta Montague, diet
In New York City Yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29
A GOOD SHOWING.
raer.a>e OF h asia mn sessol
Census.

John Keen has nearly completed the en-
rollmeu, Of the school population Of Gold
Hill. The whole number Of children Of
school age in the district will foot up over
100, a slight gain Of 400 over last years
report. In the discharge Of his duty A.
Census Marshal Mr.. Keen has performed
his duties faithfully and well-has faced
is~rocious mastiffs without ilinching. worn
the heels of his boots and the scat of his
pants in sliding down tho steep hill-side-
after a successful search for young sage
brushers. During the past two months he
has male himself ubiquitous securing
the hill-,ops, scaling Fort Homestead,
diminishing along tho ravines which skirt
the town. psoring down ehimneys and
stovcpipss in his eager hunt for children
he has become the terror of servant girls.
anil goats peacefully browsing on the sur.
rounding hills. Testing asiie, the Board
Of Education have shown good Judgment
in the selection Of their Census Marshal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29

An adjourned meeting Of the Commit
tee Of Arrangements for the annual picnic
Of the Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers
was held at the Hall Of the Society yoster-
day afternoon. President Taylor In the
chair.
The Committee on Printing reported
being Ia readiness whenever called upon
10 act.
The Committee ON Music reported two
bands which can be secured at reasonable
rates for the occasion. and asked further
time for other negotiations. Granted.
The Committee on Transportation re-
ported having acted In conjunction with
the Committee on Grounds. They found
that SIS more each would be charged for
cars to 20 10 the Bowers Mansion than to
Treadway's. at Carson, which would be an
important item where thirty cars will be
required. to say nothing OF the relative
advantages Of tho two places. and the
offers made by the respective proprietors.
After due consideration VI all the points
in the case. they recommended Treadway's
Ranch as the best place.
On motion II WAS agreed that the pro-
posed Picnic shall tako place at Tread
ways Ranch. Carson, on Saturday, the I'D
Of June next.
On melton the Secretary was instructed
10 notify sheriff Swift Of Ormsby county
Of his appointment as chief officer to pre-.
serve order on that occasion, with full
power to select all tho deputies required.
On motion the price OF tickets for tho
round trip from Virginia and Gold Hill
was fixed at - each, 81 OF which includes
an admission ticket Ia the grounds. which
tickets we're nxed at 81 each.
ON motion, the offer OF tho National
Guard 20 act as escort to the Pioneers for
tho picnic WAS accepted with thanks. and
the Secretary was instructed TO commune
cato tho action Of this COMMITTEES relative
thereto.
TN motion a committee Of three, con.
sisting Of ]. W. Noyes. q. NJ. Brown and
George DAILY. were appointed a. . Commit
tee on Military aud Medal. This coma
mittcc l. To communists with and invite
each % the military companies in this
State To send q picked team OF the
best mArksmen from each company TO
compete with a picked team OF old
Pioneers. to be selected from the members
81 the society. for q gold medal worth
500. The committee was instructed 10
provide the medal, TO b. paid for out of
the treasury Of tho society.
ON motion the Virginia Shooting Club
was granted the privilege OF holding u
grand pigeon shooting match on tho
grounds, at the picnic.
On motion. the meeting now adlournedto
meet again at the Hall ON Saturday, June
III. In order to receive further reports and
complete arrangements.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29
Acceptance

County superintendent Pssmore, on be-
half Of the schools Of Virginia and Gold
Hill. accepts the invitation Of the Commit.
tee Of Arrangements for tho children to
participate in the ceremonies incident to
Decoration Day. and addresses the follow
ing CIRCULAR TO the teachers and scholars
Of The Storey county public schools: 1T
Is To DO hoped that teachers and scholars
will show. by their presence In the process
sion ON Wednesday next Decoration Day,
that they remember tho day and appre-
cia,e II. A due Observance OF this occasion
and the cause thereof ought TO be faith
fully taught the childr,n Of America. so
that they may have a just appreciation OF
what constitutes fidelity and patriotism,
and tina, the hcroism and devotion Of those
brave men who fought 80 nobly may ever
be Kept green In the memory of our peo-
nlaN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29
A MONOPOLY SMASHED.
Expiration or tho Patents OF she
Sewing Machiuc Monopoly.

Yesterday the l%ong-existing monopoly
In sowing machines In the United States
died 0 natural death, and nothing more Ia
left to protect that gigantic interest from
tho encroachmcnt Of legitimate campeti.
ton but q few minor and very unimpor-
tant details In design. The patents which
expired cover the vibrating needle and re-
ciprocating shuttle. IL appears from sta
tistics In possession Of the Patent 0Rics
that during 1874 there were over 10000
sewing machines manufactured and sold by
the five principal companies engaged In the
business In this country. besides about
100, 900 moro which were manufactured by
ten other companies. This will destroy
the exclusive mon0polics enjoyed up 10
this time by tho companies known a the
Grover 4 Baker. the Wheeler 4 Wilson,
the Howe and the Singer. They have
usod tho John Batchslisr patent, which
was the only patent In the possession Of
A. r. williams which Is Of vital value for
continuous focd motion. rs machines con-
structed without this have no value on the
market. This sewing.machine combina-
ton cleared no less than 81, 1000 o profit
from this patent. These four companies
in 1851 or 1852 entered into M arrange
msnt Of mutual protection, by which all
patents OF any value owned by either OF
tho four should become common property
to all, and II was also stipulated that no
machine should DO sold ut less than tho
regulation price. which was placed at six
times the cost Of the first manufacture.
They would also license other companies
not In the combination 10 use their patents,
- lM.nJ.l /. rnvaltv NJ frnm threo Ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29

AssrssNESrs--omeia NOTICES OF uo
following assessments Just levied VIII DC
,,,,i In opy ,ly.rti.inr columns to-day
49, ~ -, vi.i.o cou,,,x "a
sueeor "Hn anu "'" ~
cents Ter share; ,uly sa, :.
c,pt Nor share. delinquent July III; Joe
scatcs Consolidated Silver Mining Iom-
pany, ten cents per sha,e, ,wunI.,a coms
9th. AMI oeorso pouslA iaiinnn.n, an
pany. ten esn,s pet snA'n ~ nn,,csa for
The s'th on 'unc. ""~
further par''eui''s'
Tm PEoBLrn or LirE--The"dore Iil-
ton, the famous ora'or' wiz as'''ei
great lecture on THE Irooleni OF I"'
at National Guard Hail. Nirgih.a. mex
Thursday evening. lecture has p.,n
listened TO and indorsed oy souheo ~ .n
most intellectual au",e. ~ rana,o.t ar.
States. Inc Peppa' ohs,cs ,a hear Mr..
Ta,,an ps.sryeI seats may be secured
without extra charge. See the advertise
meut.
6. . p,u--pu,ipr the pas,
.w..,v.,or, hour. the weather has been
- .u..,,o..h,.. snow and rain fell
"'' .,i ,o-i.x 1,
si'erhA 'naxinr Almost all the time
pa, ~ the time the ground has been quito
covered by tho "beantiini. ha'h'r 0oo'
weather TOT The 2''h u AAS'
T.. decentralization Amcs. whose
.h,., s,,.i,e.r a, the poleher.
IN ,,.vc TODAY for Bsllcvill.. lie goes
there Tor the purpose Of putting up two
boisting engines for the Northern Belle
mine. MT. Aines Is a s'eauy youss H
and promises
a-,.,,
LopoiSo HOUSE I" Lit"
lodging house ensio'y 'i'ua''a u"
street, Gold IIill, !. offered for rent on
reasonable terms. ApPy :. 'no g.
ONCE OF l.. -. '''"N' ~
WI ,ou b,y, some more o, the
ain, ;.,,,ly" a.k,J Mrs.. Johnston Of
-, a. 49, ,..,.,,,x eli y,r
please, nam. l will. I feel like ! could
cat a hemisphere OF tina truck
NrnnHrso f the Orlero Union and Con-
federate Veterans are ordered to report al
the hall oil The otusr in nv a,..r,sns.
,sa IA
49,,
G~RAssuorrrEs are numerous III 'ne W,
s,nl'y% III, n ksrp- them extremely
.niyinc The problem OF life.
IL An. CANA he,ueen the Young Active
c,,, and tho Railroad Nine last
SUNDAY. the Young Aetives were again
victorious.
Nonr u,rrrsrss.-And now it is N'i''
Larivisrs. Read the particulars unde'
head OF "bir'hs A"
Next meeting az ,ho
TnEnE will % a t'sa,a .rman =, ,ss CITY
uirg'n, ,.pS ,hi. evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29
SAN FRANCISCO.
sarsrnrs Libel suits Against ths
Chronicle rinnry'- EHamiu'
aflOu

SAN rnlSctsco, MAY 2s.-Tho Call this
....l...,,I,.,... communicate, ,ror
"'o'""S P"
It's special representative ~ opoeA'oh 10
latiyo 10 the impending criminal u
against the Cironici,. Tho members ol
A.. Co., r,rv ~ co,rs. Jcclin, IN maxi
,s.ui ,.,...,
pubic 'heir Proeeoui'sS' "u' i'i' oe''''o
an indictment will be found. Mr.. Bar
,ent will bring similar complaints, and
p, A. oh,.i, in~li.,m.,,. in oy,rv copn,,
s'a ,--
IN the state where action ON tnc par. 0
the Grand Jury can " procured IN ums
to make u aVailaole IN eAposins WIN ne
claims 10 DO q conspiracy 70 crush nus
politicaiasplrations. ne sumls none Oh
the charges prsie,rsu ssa'mss nun ny
ney anu Inpiisheu WIN cuitp'iai .nuo's
nieh' III W. ,"I"",c,', = y, P',Poso W
orvigihg MS omIia'n. ~ ), sno ~soun',os
Is to bfins ms y,huica,'on ~ WIZ
county IN which nc ciaims W nav oun
libeied. Inc WORK was peguh IN 'ne I'D.
terror TO BRING une mater 70 an ISSUE ~
AZ ths eAtIies' posr,o,e hio"'ena M IN
uranu jury o, Jan ,i,nsisIo sonhty WI
not meet nn, heh. Snly' "he m MAJ
somrlaim' VIII p,ousns o.,o,o ma.,
rag. VIII pu .,n nv : 49, nn,,rna,I ~
Ss.imn ~. ,,,.,,r s,,i, ~ willis Va
GERMAN named Wiibslm san, wa.
,onnJ jsaJ in bis he'd NJ s3G Harrison
.,r'c, lis .%f,ernoon. having committsj
,'ici,,o T., ,,lin, s~,rychninc, Can,c
rn.n.i, Il :mbarrs.su.ni
wiil;,m sbs,r- An. w~elI.lpovp turfm,n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29
Tn. Cuban PreeIamssien Of Am.
nalty.

nesty.
New ORLrASs. May 29.-The TimN'says
The Spanish Consul here denies the cor
rectness Of the information forwarded
hence to st. Louis on Thursday thai be
had disclosed to Governor Nichols the
nature Of the amnesty proclamation 70.
Gently issued by the Spanish authorities,
inasmuch a. tho Spanish Consul has never
spoken to Governor Nichols In his life
but as concerns the proclamation the state
ment Is correct. The Consul states Thai
the proclamation provides for amnesty 70
only political refugees from Cuba, and
that upon their return property belonging
10 them At the time Of their flight will DO
restored TO them. In case OF death, the
legal heirs or representatives OF refugees
may como forward TO claim possession
under the proclamation.
Mexican OutrsEss 10 Be stopped.
CMcAoo. May pam inisr-OesoH''
Washington special says: Probably the
Cabinet tomorrow will instruct Secretary
Evarts to notify the Mexican Government
that tho depredations on tho Texan border
must cease. and II Mexico 10 unable TO
prevent further aggressions upon tho
United States, this Government will lake
the case into its own hands. and General
Ord will 10 instructed TO punish mArand-
ers. II is probable that Ord Will have
orders TO cross the Mexican limo whom In
snJ mh.n NY 10 c.n,rrs thom In q DAYS
march. Hitherto tio Rio orlando has been
the limit Of pursuit.
rs... Me-. R,..., a. n..sh.
'n--....
NEW YORK. may zo.-ihis ai'eihoo"'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-29
arv,,.,. .n,. m.ss,sx,
v.,,,,.v.. las, E,..,.s.
Unpleasant weather.

A poetical citizen yesterday while com
planning Of the cold weather. was inspired
TO quote the following:
All why. unfeelinc Winter. why
, stili fias- thy torpid wingf
Ply. melancholy ss~-on. ny.
And yield the year 10 Spring.
spnng. the young hafbiIgcrc Ct love.
An exile In di-gra e
Fit. DER the scene III. Soahs dow,
Nor hnd- = resting pl'es.
When James Montgomery wrote those
lines he doubtless had reference to Nevada
Springs, with washoo zephyrs, rain, hail
snow, sand and the like. At any rate,
there Is very little comfort during the
present season.