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Ke',lllllogg---BE'.ullt1;ll'egIr,. 3 utter.

/ t Alter desperate play OIL lTarllusntdry
tactics, by both Republican and Demo
crafts, Gov. Kellogg of,tLouisiana, and
Hamburg Butler Of South Carolina have
been sworn ia as Senators IN the United
States Senate. Kellogg will be remember
ed as the Louisiana republican who has
been so prominently assailed by the Klu
Klax Of the South, and generally denounc-
| ed BY the rebel element, and Butler has
only come into ,notoriety by means Of his
bloody and murderousi attacks upon the
helpless citizens Of Hamburg, South Caro-
lima year ago. That act AT the tine was
denounced by the Democratic press Of the
south as unwarranted, brutal, and merit
Ing severe punishment, but great changes
seems to have come over the spirit oftheir
dreams for he now comes the choice of
the Democratic party for the high, and
honorable position Of United States Sela-
tori. t,fFSs ts !sdz
Why wilrthe soutl, persist in nfoistins5 into
1.-THE National councils men, 50 peculiarly,
;Ir,.,5.,,,n ,.5.,,,n :, i dsvni3 of the nrinciples that
,o,ar ,;a bpm.ne ] md civilized depart
ment Il The south has men who are none
ITO ,.,s al 5,ecansei thcv ,io not affiliate
| with Republicans, it has men who are
4, ,y;, 10 l; ;n ths essentials that alone
4 o,,,d spc,,re their elevation to posl. Sc lI of
ST ,,ro,o an, nj res,sonsil,;l,v II
hue = : :, ~, won,d scorn and sl,u,l,ier at
,ha lnern.,rat;en ef deeds such as has
h,.c,.a,nd ana fnrever stir,natizcd the
- - ,,r,,,ar WIN ire not these nneu ,ne,,
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AnEs q. FosrEx arslisbls gentleman
'0f Yankton and well knosa throughout
To Tsrritory intends "a opsn : Rsal Estate
~ Losn Office in Yankton nsxt spring, and
WIN open once in Chicago for III purpos =
of giving, Information 70 thu, psopls Of the
facts Of d kota = . its indacsn for
settlers. Hs will also publish - Inmi.
grstion paper, and asks of the resi-
dents of the Territory VIII aid hiutin the
enterprise "in my o. I'll the ways viz:
!. 81 giving ~ information of the
yield sf crop and the general or ~ seial
sdyaatsgst of their iocalisy byi leetsr q
3othessiss. 33ss
!. .. tf1l.ishins - Win speci.sns 81
sgrieultural products Tor exhibttisa Il
Chicaso, properly labeled with aans q
contributor, 9
3. BY giving me Information Of any
desirable vacant lands Or entered lands for
sale cheap.
4. By advertising your business II our
immigration paper. 81.
s. By giving the name and address Of
any eastern party inquiring about Dako-
ta
X, As We have no other method Of making
known the advantages that Dakota pre-.
sents TO those seeking new homes, We think,
Mr.. Foster should be aided and encouraged
II his contcmplassd prefsct. He is prob
ably the best man that could bs sent to
take charge Of this matter, respoasibls, r.
liable and perfectly conSersant with the
Territory ana its resources. sssss
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Commodore C Vanderbilt's second
I. Si.S Marriage.

At the time Of Comm odore Vanderbilts
second marriage lady acquaintance gavs
me its history n an evidence Of superiori-
.ty Of femin,ne cleyerness and fnesse.--
Years agolthere lived in . Southern city Z
shrewd, clear.hsaded widow with one
daughter, who by the desth of her husband
was left in limited, though comfartsbls
circumstances. Aworhty young gentleman
courted and espouscd the daughter, who
was especially devoted 70 her mother.
In fact, the devotion was so intense that
ftrst separation and finally 4 divorce was
the results. The mother visiting here
Mrs. Vanderbilt, tue Commodore's first
wife, who as / recollect was = distant rela-
tion,s added 50 much 10 the happiness Of
the family that she was begged to remain
which she did, and after the death OF Nh.
Vanderbilt suffered 50 much from loneli-
meas that she ,seEt for her daughter. 4
was not . very long time lafterward that
the mother and daughter returned to their
Southern homs; nor did many moons
wax and wane befote Comm odore Wander
bilt jumped into q special car, with spec.
/ ial engine attsckeds and with : trusted
ffisad VS. whiried westward at a. mlle-a.
minute pace until they reached London,
Ont, and after happy mssting and Z
brief marriage service, be was whirled
eastward a9ain with his wife. fhA hAai1fifnl
daughter, who had Joined from the South
with her mother TO the trysting place N
London. Buffalo Conanssrcial Adpsrtsssr.
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The Centennial Bible.

r. u Horton q %. Of Indianapolis Ind.
have issusd from their publishing house
4 'ncw Centennial sdition' or the Bible,
which combines the bsst help 70 it, study
of any edition bsfoss published, in the
matter Of notes and anhotations. Bible
dictionaries, concordAncs history. geogra-
ply, md rsology ofthe Bible, maps from
the lstest surveys; n The latest discover
les designed to throw ligl1t onithe authen-
ITCHY and valus Of the scriptures; illus.
tratsd throughout with fnil page stsel
plates taken from paintings By some of The
old masters, including laphsL Gindo, md
Canovs. 4ne books mtAti0nM re 81
contained uader ons cayer, sad asids from
The Bible proper aresllustrated with hun
dreds ofiengraviDgs. II q s'',
The size Of the volume il large guarto
and the prices range from s. 70 t3O &C,
cording to the style Of the binding, quality
Iof paper, contents, &C..
The famous John Brown commentary
tothe Bible, psalals In metre with com.
mentarv to each, an analysis, family rec
ord, photograph album &C., are q fsw Of
the features contained in this line. It is
issued in the English and German Ian
guages. We are informed that the pub.
fishers intend to distribute this very valua-
bic edition Of the Bible entirely by sub
scription in all parts Of the United States.
We bid them God speed in their efforts 70
spread the "good work. s
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Illinois Central Railroad.
Sony Cry Nov. 22d 1871,

" S1oux Cry, Nov. 22d 1873.
Il EDrToR ADVOCATE: From Nov. 22d, to
March lst. 1878, will sell excursion tick:
Ell, Sioux City to New Orleans and return
for $4,000, good to return to Sioux City
until April 18th, 1878. "
IA w. H. HAMILTON.
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Loss of the huron.
About One Hundred Persons Drowned

h - - :
The loss Of the U. =. steamer Huron, of
Cape Hstteras is one of the most terrible
disasters for years The scene is 20 out Of
the way that the greatest difficulty has
been experienced IN getting news. Almost
the sole reliance has been the o. s. Signal
Service officials. The Huron was third
rate iron.screw steamer OF 541 tons and
displacement Of ,.02O ton, and carried
IN armamen: of four guns. She was q
comparatively new vessel, being one Of
three (the Alert, the Ranger sud the Hu.
ron. built b, the Government three Gears
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cl:;ANToN 3; PosT.oFFlcE DIRECTOR

CANTON p0ST.oFFlCE DIRECTORY
saaahsrn. Aalx ,mail arrives every day sxcspt Sun
~ atG:36 f.1s Usparts every day sxcspt SUNDAY
rsrthern daily mall arrives every dsy except Sat-
srdty e s: - ~ Il. Dspafts every day except Mon.
asyAt AM .h. 45sI "
and ssturday 4 =. 4. Departs evszy Monday and
n nrsday - 4. u. ,s$$,
'"Cauton / Richisnd mail arrives every FridU, d
g1.n. Departs every Thursday, ct sA. Y.
CAnton & Vsrmfllion mail departs every Thurs
Asy at 4. u. Arrives every Friday vt \. \.
Ofaes OZsn from 7.A.,H, TO pP..h. On Sundays
froml to ?. T., and one hour SITTER the mail AZ
~ -. . JOua FALDE, Postmaster.
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,3 Oysters 81
AZ fhe Green Front cooked or any other
way, xt all hours.
Notes % TAI Z aysrs.

Under tHs present law the taxes levied
for The year 1871. sre now due, and viii
become delinquent on the Arst day ef Jan,
q. ". NAY1oa
IS. ...8'5 t45s IA e. ISo NJ,
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person indebted 70 me must
eaIl and settle before the tirst day Of Dec.
Wheat, Oats, Barley, or Corn will b taken
n paymsnt
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HAY, WHEAT, Oars, PorAroEs, MooDs
BUrrER, and ConH taken on subscripsica
at this Office 55jlis:s
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COUNTY " i oFFlcERS.

E8I 10 V0VIsEI 4 ttFFIS6NOsl9I. s1a.I
Nv. CAsrKl, District Attornsy. .,yt t,fs,i4 nv:
T.onr ]. THossrAD, Register y DEEDS sads =
e6clo County Clerk. A Aisstss iEy ss Y
0no. ". NAYLon, Treasurer. }.t q
]. q. RIrssHRALD, Judge Of Probate. fs ~
II i. DIXON, Sheriff. fsl
o. ?. R0L1R, #is@tf atssS4
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4. Z. q "a M. .a
iilyxn srl2 h31df M. 4, A: f:4A: N. Ragu-
u ComMuniest ton Wsdnssdsy on Or bAf0Fs ths full
spss.al, s: n,esAps sysry ssssnd wsdatadss sf.sr
~ II M.H.llILtER, o.. vi n.
u. Cus1E1T, ssoisAasy. ,4.i 7, 6.y ..;.,
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nnd playsd The King & IFsusstas narch.
all The wap throash ssislissass e A1iittst
possilfiShs pattiag NJ III gbs =.
/ New, York Cisy hAss . ~ sksk g
HpffoIrsss that pressnh Sons esviisu1' iis1l'
facts. Thrss hnndted aad ~ ssrias
have hssa smsai, aaId amoAk I ~ villirka
Bile exhibits y hAby thae sfnss ssisssy
rhymes; one that news like Aeat - earks
Like dog; one thas vsisAsd sely tAsss
quArssrss of pound . - slttil - ~
walks alone q thrss msashs; - visA :
double right arm. O. lAay - khsif6Gf,
babies of hsr sah. ~ - l6oklya
mother M hkd' 8 childts1 wiiai4 tvsssys
two moaths sssI
y Con- - eulalis 4 Soslk olrsli
s.. eslers ~ bsea - ssaasd r ,sissy
and sssteacsd = thsss yaea y ~ -.
sens.as5 Hia tsas eaass ~
- mads ayictiusf 60 lraey & uAis
|hs hadl no show q lAirnsaI - Z th4 t66iaaS'
~ syidsacs "a ~ ~. - calS iiiae
under The ia4uence u ~ u kjtx ~.
and two.o 4 - jdiys.sa s1so lI11e a.
chAf stAts - = II ~ yelk 4 ~
wsrs thrsaasd ~ ll1I1 jkfsis ~ -
slnstioa ~ VI 4 Z y MI ~
v6ss fof snalls casie ~ ~ Y 11 Y 7 = i ~
svsdsal ~ Cas1s = la1I} I IN vls ~
81 kss ii,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-12
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The County Commissioners met on
Monday last and transacted the follow
ing business:
On motion, N. II. Carlow is hereby ap-
pointed Justice of the Peace for Bullion
vile Towship, Lincoln county. upon
fling within ten days an official bond,
conditioned according TO law, in the sum
of $1,000 and taking the oath OF office.
The petition OF Mrs. Emeline Pier.
nient, sick and infrm. was presented,
and on motion, was laid over until next
meeting.
On motion, the District Attorney is
hereby authorized to commence suits
for delinquet taxes. Tor the year A. D..
1876, against the Bowery Silver Mining
Company, Portland Silver Mining Com
pany, Peavine Silver Mining Company
and Kentuck Gold and Silver Mining
Company. to inforca the payment
thereof.
The following bills were presented and
laid over until the next regular meeting
Miss Mary Carr and Geo. G. Johnston
The following bills were presented
aud allowed: j. M. Hanford 81. A. l..
Bancroft S24, H. s. Crocker $2l6, Ne
yada Market $227.SS, Wiederhold Il
Goodman Sc, j. NJ. Hanfold $73, W. 0.
Applebee SIS, Geo. S. Sawyer $3.50, e. D
Turner S240, Joseph Percival 500, 9.
F. Philsou $35, W. J. Mcintyre So IS,
Record Pub. Company. $50, S. l.. Lee
$26, J. c. Henderson So, G.. r. Alex
ander Sl3,75, w. H. Henderson $50, j.
P. Curtis $3.50, Eureka & P. r. r. Co.
$266O, V. Weaver $14.75. W. L. Mckee
$50, Geo. G. Johnston $3.50, W. L, Nc.
Kee $40.
Tha Board than adinurned
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Three Cinnamon, who were engaged in
chopping wood over east of this place,
says the Nevada City (Cal.) Gazette,
made lucky find the other day. In the
hollow OF an old tree they found the
remnants of an old coat in which was
fifteen twenty dollar gold pieces. They
must have been left there years ago for
safe keeping. it is said that John quietly
remarked. as he drew forth his prize,
that she heap hkee."
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The Omaha Republican says that at
least five hundred dwelling houses are
wanted in Omaha. It 10 city of nearly
%, 900 inhabitants.
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FROM Mr.. Virden, business manager of
the Gold Hill News, who was in town to-
day, we learned that within the past few
weeks % prospecting mines have closed
down in Storey county, and that as many
more will do so in few days II some
change does not occur in money matters.
Things look decidedly blue to those OF
Slippery Gulch.-[ Nevada Tribune, 3rd.
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The President of the Turkish Cham
Der Of Deputies, Ahmet vefik. is model
Speaker. He makes his own rules, and
instead of reserving the right to "call
names" as the last resort of his parlia-
mentary power, he promptly puts down
obnoxious members by shouting out
"Essek!" which, being interpreted, is
"thou asst" If this fails to produce the
effect, the vigorous old man does not
hesitate to leave his chair, and. rushing
at the bore. seize him by the throat and
strangles him into silence.
The following shows the relative
strength OF the different churches in
New York city as tabulated by the Times
"There are in this city 1872 churches, of
which 80 are Protestant Episcopal, IS
Catholics. 81 Methodist Episcopal, AZ
Presbyterian, "a Baptist, % Jewish. 10
Dutch Reform. 10 Lutheran, African
Methodist. G., United Presbyterian. 6
Congregational, s Universalist, 5 Re
formed Presbyterian, 4 Uniterian, 8
Quaker. 81 miscellaneous"
-
In the month of March $445 900 worth
of dimes, quarters and half dollars were
shipped from the Carson Mint, and
in April $470,000 worth. Twenty-Five
thousand of this was sent to the First
National Bank at Montana. the first
coin sent thither by the Government.
A dispatch from Vienna says the Sui
tan has declared that he will not unfur
the standard of the Prophet to arouse
Ottoman feeling until all other means OIL
defense have failed.
The Omaha Republican says that al
least five hundred dwelling houses are
wanted in Omaha. It 10 city of nearl,
5000 Inhabitants.
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A dispatch from Vienna says the Sui
tan has declared that he will not unfurl
the standard of the Prophet to arouse
Ottoman feeling until all other means of
defense have failed.
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COINS Mammoth Clothing and Dry
Goods Emporium, at the old stand ON
Main street, opposite Meadow Valley
street, has again opened with new and
we'll selected stock of goods pertaining to
frst-class establishment. Everything
new, nobby and stylish. Satisfaction
guaranteed in every instance. Gail at the
old stand, where goods are sold at bot
tom prices. HENRY Conn,
: Main at. opposite Meadow Valley St.
Ice! IcE!!-W. r. Wilson is now pre-
pared to deliver ice to all parties desiring
it. All orders will be attended to by
leaving the same at the store on Main
street. IF
FULL assortment of groceries and pro-
visions at T. q. Poujads's. Meadow Val.
ley street. If.
BEST brands of Tobacco and cigars at
Poujade's. 1T
FRESH Garden Seeds at G.. R. Alexsn-
der's Drug Store.
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LIST OF LEETTRS
DEMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT
N Phoebe, New, May u, 1877. If not called
for in four weeks they will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office.
Buckingham H Marin o.
Clark + Mitchell TIL
Foley Miller CC2
Giln.6r s IA Nuckols Nv
Garrow ED 0'Day John
Hall A G Pasco r
Hurley ID Pyser
KearneyJ Rice T
Mclaughlin Rowlan z
McGarry b Seivertsen NJ
Martin 3 st John G
Wetzlar Mrs
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say advertised"
CHARLES F. MEYERS. P. NJ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
ASSESsMENTs

New Yesh-as cents yer share: levied Jan.
NARY 18th: d.linqusnt February 9Th: sale
day, March iJth.
Ravaws-si Per shsre: levied January 9Th.
~dsiisqasnt February 18th; sale day. March
10Th.
0ssia asd Csrsy-Hp. pr share; levied
Jsnaasy nd: delinquent February ssah; s'le
day. March aist.
Hale sad N~sreress-tl Per shAr.; levied
January 7ai; delinquent February 3Ith; saie
day, March 2eth.
Amerteas-Nevsda-io cents per .harc.
levied January 18th. delinquent February
oath; sale DAY. March 10Th.
Bsuiss-n 50 par share; levied January
18Th: d%.IIsq''n' February i''A' .~i' day.
virsisi. Coal Cs@pasy-io cent. Per
share;L levied January -; dsiinqueat feo-
ruary sth. .sle day. March 10th.
Phil. ahertdas-25 cents per share; levied
JanusJ i9tb; delinquent February 18Th.
sals day. March 9Th.
Crswa lrstns-ti per shaw: levied January
ie,h: .s,inqasns February i.ih' sale day.
Nsstk Carsss-is cents er -hsre; levied
!anu,ry .. delinquent ieo'uary 18th; 'aie
dag. March 9Th.
Jaiis Consolidated 81 ysr share, levied
January 9Th: delinquent february s'h; sale
~
Aureela-iO cents re, shsr-: levied peeen-
bar nth d.luquent February 9Th; sale
day, February 2sth.
Consolidated Imp~rinl = - cents per
share; l~vied Dceembsr 18th. delinquent
January 2sth -ale day. February itth.
Cabtses-5 cents per -hsrv; levied peceubsr
liih; delinquent January 10th; sale day,
February 18TH.
Grows rsias RaStns- is cents pee sh.r;
n..a-l ...k- lalA. l.ltnAnaul IalnIrN
nd: sale day. February ,o'h.
F~iesiaa-23 cents par share; levied Deeemb 2
9Th. delinquent January 18th; -ale day. Feb
uNy sth.
Raymead q Eiy-t per share: levied re
csmbsr eth. delinquent January iath: sale
day. February sth.
Superior 10 cents per share: levied pecem-
Der i;th; delinauelt J anusry nth: sale day.
February sun.
Trelan-s5 cents per share. levied Dseemhsr
10, delinquent January 18th; sale day,
February 9Th.
Adams MN Consolidated IS cents per
SHARE. levied Deeemb~r Tth: d~eiinqaent
January 18th: sale day. February 81.
Cessnspsitsas-as cents yer share; levied
Deeeabsr sth. delinquent January istn;
ssis day. January sist.
Giasgsw rs cett to Per -hArv; levied Decem
Der 9Th. delinquent January 10Th; sale day.
January 3ist.
Daney-is cents pr share: levied Decenbsr
Nh. delinquent January 9TH; sale day. jan
uafy 3lst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
Arrival. ans. n.s.,.u.

THE Virginia police court IL overrun
with business. Judges Ksox being absent
In California. Judge Moses has double
duty 10 perform.
d. u. Jews 10 sole manager OF the
business Of the Pacific Wood. Lumber and
Plums Company, subject only to the orders
Of Colonel Fair.
srRkKr-swrKrKKs and s~now-shovelsrs
are new wandering disconsolatsly about
the streets. They find their occupation
gene.
ColoSEL Y. OaSpoRrr, father Of James
W. Orndsrff Of Virginia City. died In ssn
Francisco Monday. aged seventy-eish'
years.
~srovErrrxs were knocked west and
crooked by snow sliding from the ro'fs
ysstsrday and to-day.
AxorurR variety show has been snr'sa
in Virginia City. The AihambrA CANNOT
30 made 10 pay.
WALKING over tho Divide 10 very rough
last nov. and tho buses ars doing . COED
business.
frrTS-srx ban Of bullion. valued at
szis.sSs we're shipped from Virginia City
In.n. we're no arrests In Virginia City
- night @ The night before.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

Niagara.
Driving the prospecting drift parallel TO
the ore vein on tho siO-foot level IL max
ing excellent progress. The mine never
90 far ~ developed looked better than at
this time.
Amasom nnd 0lasgow.
The north drift on tho 40O-foot level 10
steadily advancing, the face showing spots
Of fine ore. The opening up OF this level
Il making tho best Of Roadway.
Florida.
Sinking the main shaft Is being pushed
ahead vigorously. the bottom In ~porphyry.
Preparations are being made for putting
In another large pump and bob at the 7so-
foot level.
Opening the new station at tho li5O-foes
level 10 making excellent progress. The
rock IL quite hard and the flow Of water at
the bottom Of the shaft quito strong.
Best and Beieher.
Owing TO the hosting capacity Of the
Gould 4 Curry shaft being fully occupied
with their own work. but little has been
done In the mine during the week.
Mint.
Sinking the main shaft Ia making the
beat Of Roadway. the bottom In good
blasting ground. The flow Of water gives
10 trouble. and the sinking Is being pushed
ahead with great vigor.
Superior.
Main west tunnel from the rsvins push
ing ahead slowly. In hard rock. with plenty
Of water. Tho shaft Is now draining out
rapidly.
The pump station is completed and
sinking tho main shaft has been resumed
aud Is now making good progress.
silver city.
The lower level from the bottom Of the
incline 10 showing an increased quantity
OF orc Of . very fine grade.
Aureoin and ArgeutinA-
Sinking the shaft progresses somewhat
slow 1t present, owing to the increased
hardness Of the rock.
Cabinet.
Bottom Of shaft shows good strsaks Of
low grade ore. with considerable quartz,
clay and ledge p~srphyry.
Dardnneilos.
The new shaft is down fwenty-six feet
the work Is being pushed encrget-
Baltic Consolidated.
West drift making fair Roadway. Face
all In quartz and low grade ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31


PRIDE or PovrRrY.-Thero Ia . custom
among . certain qussi.respectabls class In
Gold Hill which IL. 10 say the least. insle-
CANT. whsnevsr thsy meet . man who hss
money In his pocket they AK him 70 treat.
Yesterday QUE OF these individuals tackled
. gentleman and made the usual request
for him TO "sst EN- mp" Certainly"
replied the obliging capitalist. "come
aisng." The two walked across the street
together. and the man Of cAsh placed .
short bit on the bar. "Take 0 drink" no
said, "it's all right" Tie roundsr be-
came indignant at being treated " like
bsggAr," and has not asksd another man
10 treat him since.
TEE snow still remains on the ground.
and there yst remains an opportunity for
that dry goods clerk who parts his hair In
the middle on $50 and board . month. 10
take his " dear delightful " out for . drive
and stand tho livery man on for tho bill.
which generally ovcrbalsncss his salary for
two weeks.
SrocxnoLprRs' NEErNo.-Ths regular
meeting Of the stockholders Of tho Pros.
poet Gold and Silver Mining Company
will b. held on the 18th Of February next,
II the ofice OF the company. See Official
notice In our advertising columns to-day.
To THE LEO BREAKnRs. The "Bur-
.~riss'' bovs of Gold Hill In our adverti.
..,I,.h ...,a IN an.
.vsr 10 ths ehsllenre Of tho Leg Breakers.
Those limb frseturers had better read tho
same and reflect.
49,, c.,,,.-,,. .x.,.uo, seo ton.
0N',,,-,., v,-.,.,. oss.
~Nwfn,.-', $40. p.,...- 200. J,.,
,ics sra, onhi,' "a. H"nc. 90: cosmo.
p~olitan, 20. Other miass arc also yield
Ing small amounts Of ore.
p,xx,, nm. n, an. ,o,iv c~o..tsrs
Of Virginia CITY, was brought 10 trial yes.
tsrdsv. The case vas continued until
Friday. Several moro Of these sliding
ssns wiii na'e chan's 'pesA''' "s"'
selves 'o-oAy'
The elegant gold meoAi when vi" pre-
sented 10 T. W. Keno upon tho occasion
Of his benefit At ths California iheasr.
san fI.nci:eo; may pe seen III us I'1 ri,
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4 woRpr herca'ion between negro