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GABRIEL KUHN COMMITTED.
[Dx TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnaLp.]

IBY TELEGBAPH To THE HEKNLD.
TRENTON, N. T., Oct. s, 1878.
Coroner Bodino held inquest this afternoon,
the body OF Francis kulp, whose death IL alleged
was caused by his boing kicked in tho abdomen by
Gabriel Kuhn. -Four witnesses were examined, IN.
cludIng the physician who made the post mortem
animation All the evidence was strong against tue
accused and after brief delibsraton, the jury
turned vordicI tnat the decsasod 10 his death
from the cnecs OF injuries given by Kuhn and he
committed without bail, TO await the action OF The
Grand Jury.
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light a. did, but there was no proof that Ne
Tiidsn knew oi any attempt at corruption. ana ne
NJ least. entitled TO tho benefit OF the oooOs.
II, however, he sbouil mannn his former relations
with persons who should be shown have attempted
corruption for his saKe-super erserviceabe irisnos-~
the matter would assume q different aspect
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LARGE FIRE AL OAK HARBOR.

1oLbDo, Ohio, Oct. 8, 1878.
large Ore broke out at Oak Harbor, ohio, eight
o'clock this evening. originating IN au leo house
owned by e. vogeland 4 Co, and, spreading rapidly,
destroyed tine Portage House and seven other build
ings. Tho Wind Is high and at ten r. VI. the hre is
stiit spreading. steamer been sent lhere from
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Algeria, for Queenstown and LIva
erpoo and viiic do Paris, Tor Havre, will sail from
this port on Wednesday.
Tho mails for Europe will close the Post Onlos %
one, ana for France direct at hnIi-past ono r. n.
The NEW York HxRALD-Ed,tion for Europe-wil
BE- ready as hali-past eight O'Clock IN the morning
Single copies, wrappers Tor mailing, six csnts
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THE DOMINION GOVERNMENT.
PRACTICALLY ACCoMPLIsHED-LoRD DUE
FERN AWAITING THE ARRIVAL OF sIR JOHN
MAcpoNALD-coMPosIrIoN OF THE NEW

LIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
MONTREAL, Oct 8, 1878.
Lord Dufrerin attended . Cabinet Council In Ottawa
TO-DAY. when tho resignation Of tho Ministry
baiy made. The nrst step In this direction was
made by Tho Hon. Mr.. Mackenzie last month"; AZ
already Published In the HERALD. The second step
Was taken this afternoon involved the actual ros-
ignation Of tho Ministry, SO that little now
10 bc done, except TO swear In sir John Macdonald
and the Ministry. Sir Patrick MscDougal, Military
Administrator OF the Dominion. has hero all day
iwaiing the arrival OF Lord Duffcrin ara Sir John
Macdonald. Lord Dunerin arrived hero this evening
NJ half-p anu awaits the perfor OF
the last act IN hrs adminmtration. Sir John Mac
donald cannot got hcro until Tomorrow morning.
when interview between him ana Lord Dunorin
win settle matters de1otely. aud Hts Lordship will
bo able leave Canada by Saturdays steamer, us is
his present intention.
COMPOSITION THE CABIyxr
Among tho names already suggested AS tho probable
Cabinet those oi hon. Mr.. TiiIey, OF New pruns-
wick Hon. Dr. Tupper, Of Nova scotia; Hon. Mr.
Cope, Of Prince Edward Island; Hon. hr Mason and
Hon. Hector Langcvin, OF Quebec; McKenzs Bowel,
Senator Mcpherson TO represent the Senate ana n
other from the Senate to represent Quebec These may
BE- iookcd upon as certain 10 compose the Cabinet.
There may 10 some changes, but only ono two
names can Do replaced by others. Meanwhile political
circes awnit the result win great Impatient and
excltcment In Montreal is at its height.
CoNTEsrKD ELKcrf0N SETTLED.
Judge Macxay has gwen bis decision In the
JncquesCArticr election, IN which there was re-
count OF ballots. He declares La1ame, Minister OF
Justice, defeated By two votes, ana Girouaru,
servative, ecoted.
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CALDEk'.5 BANK RUINED.

PRoviDEScs, X. J., Oct 8, 1873
The Special Bank Commissioners reported 10 the
Supreme Court this morning that tho Grocers and
Froducers Bank IS insoivcnt md has iorfeitod us
quarter, ana praying that tho officers OF tho baug be
cited 10 show cause why an injunctou should nOt
lSsuN Tho citation issued returnaDlo tomorrow.
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A FlENDIoH CRIME.
rBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 8, 1873
An inquest will bc held hero tomorrow over the
body OF n boy, named Willie McMahon, whose death IL
ia alleged was caused IRON tho effects OF burning
Kerosene thrown upon him by man named Frank
Bond Two weeks ago. Bond shortly nitefwsrd He'd
tho city There 10 much excitement over tho affair.
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IOWA.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET AND CONGRESS-
MEN ELECTED.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HrR,LD.1
DUBuQuE, Iowa, OCT. 8, 1873
Al twsivc midnight tho reports still very
mengre, but indicate tho election Of the rcpub-
licsn state ticket by from ten TO eighteen
thousand majority In THIS tho Third Congressional
district, Updearah, republican,. rs probably elected
by about !, 600 majority. 0'Dounc, the democratic
candidate made good run getting 900 majority In
this county, and would have been elected mad
becn ior Spanglcr, tho green back candidate.
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TIE WE THEIR YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tue ch ,nges In the
temperature Tor the past twcnyfour hours, In CON-
parison With tho corresponding date OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD building, No. 2iS Broadway:-
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DIED..

M DoIs-At her residence, 90 Second place. Brooku
lyn, CArnARIxs DU Bors. vile Of Henry Du Bots,
aged r.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
fFo~ Oaer Deaths See EieAA and Ninth Rs9ssl
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REPUBLICAN maJonlr1rs IN THE TOWNS.

nEPUBLICAN MAJoRITIES IN THE TOWNS.
CHICAGO, oct. 8, 1878.
The following tho latest returns IRON Iowa.
Seven towns give Hall, republican, for Secretary Of
State 43o majority Three towns give Rathbock, re.
publican, for supreme Court Judse, 4s6 majority.
Tbrcc give Carpenter, republican, Tor Congress
man, l07 majority. One town gives him 900 ajority.
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Destructive PRAIRIE FIRE.
lpY TELEGRAPH TO TaE HEeALD.l

BIsMAcRK, ID. T., Oct. .. 1873
prairie nre nearly destroyed Fort stevenson yes
terday A terrific wini blowing. The efforts OF the
garrison saved tho post, but tho corral vas burned
with six mules, 500 CORDS OF wood and all tho gram
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A.-rO BREAK CHILiS AND ERADICATE
fevcr and aCue try JAYSK's MixruRE,
sire ssie and permanent said cverywhsre.
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TIE RACE TO ENTIRELY DISAPPEAR.


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Renns's Mage oil cures cold and es..rrh shs hesdi
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THE ELECTIONS.
Ohio State Ticket Conceded to the
Republicans.
INDIANA LOOKS DEMOCRATIC.
Republicans Elected in the Doubtful
Ohio Districts.
A LIGHT GREENBACK VOTE.
A LIGHT GREENBAOK VOTE.
OHIO.

OHIO.
THE STATE CONCEDED TO THE RErupLrcANs.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 8, 1873
Four hundred and ten townships and wards show
net republican gain OF S.33s. Tho democrats cencede
the State by 5000 majority.
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AVcrugc tompuFntuF6 yestuFuHy bU u
year 5sl,
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.
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THE ILEeINa cHEYgNNEs REPORTED SCAT.
TERtD-MovEMENT or THE TROOPS.

OMAHA, Neb, Oct. 8, 1875
A despatch received from Colonel .rhornburgh says
the Indians have scattered. The despatch confirms
tho previous kilograms, but gives nothing later.
Captain Mauck was forty miles behind tho Indians.
MAYOR Dallas, with 100 men, started from ogalslia
yesterday to ovcrtskc rhornbursb. Colonel Carleton,
from Camp Robinson. has by this time reached tho
country between Snnke Crock and the Nobrara RIVER
through which the Indians expected TO pass.
cARLKroSs COMMAND.
A Sidney, NcD., despatch ot yesterday says;-"A
courier from Colonel Carieton's command on snake
Creek arrived hers Al nve r. n. aud reports that
Colonel Cariston's advance discovered advance
scouts OF the Cheyennes tho night OF the 3D.,
thirty miles southeast OF Snake Greek station IL
CarIston's advance WAS discovered by the Chey-
enncs Carleton. would engage them tho next day"
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HOW TO DEODORiZE PETROLEUM AT SLIGHT
exp-nso Tor applying bald hea for ST. Addrss
l.. b.. box 100 Herald Uptown Office.
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BRrsKLY BRUSH

your teeth night morning with nviyoratine
sozopoSr you will be perfectly astonishcd u shs fm.
provsmsnt In Wilderness which fortnight shs sort a.
srcsnsst viii Begin at strsngshen your dee
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INDICATIONS OF REPUBLICAN CONGRESS
sIoNAL VICTORY.
CINCINNATI, Ohio Oct 8, 1878.
The Indications are that Butterworth and Young,
republican Congressional candidates In the First and
and Second districts, will be elected.
ARRESTS FOR ILLEGAL VOTING.
Three arrests were made IN this city for illegal vot-
Ing.
At Chiiiicothe the democrats claim County Com.
missioner and lunrmary Directors, whiio tho repub-
l,cans claim tho Sheri and Prosecuting Attorney and
probably have elected tho Probate Judge
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Tho woman s dead aud cannot tell what causes she
had Tor Ler Jealousy. FIRST vas with tho boys, aud
sherman tells US Airs. Billings spoke 10 him 10 the
effect that u was improper 10 visit MIRA Gurus, ana
SHERMAN stopped ms vista Billings was also TOLD,
but ne continued his VISITS II man wants 10 get RID
OF his thero other ways than 10 murder her
or put her In an Insane asylum. Ho can procure a
limited or absolute divorce. Mr. Bitiines relations
with Mra Curtis may have been pure, but wncn tho
door oi the bank Is found locked ana Mr. Billings and
Mrs Curtis arc INSIDE IL certainly does not Create
favorable impression. jennie Billings was human.
II told the truth shc struck NJ the author OF her
wife IRON start He mad expected to gain wealth
aud SOCIAL position by his marrase but had been DIS
appointed.
PREVIOUS ATTEMPTS ON MRS. BILLINGS LIrR.
Mr.. Moak resumed nis argument wnen the Court re-
convened alter tho nosn Recess he hrst discussed
the kerosene Transaction, which Mrs Billings be-
neved 70 have boon attempt upon her lite and 90
told her daughter. whether the hre was in,sn,ional
or accidental there could be doubt that there
frc, and that Jesse Billings did not ike any ROT.
crsnce made H. Counsel then alluded 10 the chIoro-
form transncton. which Mrs. Bi,inss also believed
was an at,smot 10 murder her, and knowing this
was IL surprising that Mira Billings was not too alice.
.iona.e 10 per nuso.nds IL Mr. % b,,nuss was sos
been Jesse Billings made her SO. Mr.. monk alluded
TO ths assault on Mrs Billings when she refused TO
turn over money for the coal sold, which the de-
fence had termed a friendly scramble; but jennie
says her falhcr kicked bcr mother In anger. Bill
IDgs displayed u spirit IN continually twittng
his wife IN regard relatives ana pra,sing other
women In her presence. No loving husband would
act 80.
Mr.. Mosk cited Billings visit to Mrs. Harris, and
declared that all of nis conversation there tended 20
show that tho subject uppermost IN his mind was
desire TO get rd OF his wife. he
left Mrs Harris In no amiabc mood
and Impressed with tho idea that hts
WIFE, the trial OF the slandcr suit would do moth
ing 10 conceal his conduct. lie felt himscif losing
ground and wanted TO remove the cause of his Tears
All the evidence indicates that no one bur Jesse
Billings had any object IN getting rtd OF MIS- Biiiings
Mr.. MOnk then dwet upon the evidence ~ RELATION 20
Pbi,o ana sherman aud said u was satisfactorily
proven that philo was O, Hamnonds anu She rmau Ia
Inc store when tho shot was nrcd Ito theu
spoke Of the man who, was ssio,
was seen 10 .fua down W the ienoe ana
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SMALL REPUBLICAN GAIN-HANNAs ELECTION
IN THE SEVENTH DISTRICT cLAIMtD.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 8, 1873.
Returns thus far nre very msagre. A full vote has
boon polsd thirteen townships In various parts Of
the state show a republican gain OF Secretary OF
state over tho for Governor 1875 Tho nation
ais gain 10 the same townships 48.
Tho republicans Claim tho election OF Hanna IN tho
Indiansp polls Congrcssosai district, De La Matyr
national
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The San Francisco Cal Of yesterday
says: At three o'clock en- Monday morn
ing special officer Kelley saw q big. burly
fellow, on Sacramento street neal Du.
pont commit q battery on q woman, and
placed him under arrest. The fellow
walked o few PAGES in company with the
officer, until he reached the corner OF
Dupont and Sacramento streets. when
he suddenly turned on the officer and
threw him down q fight Of stairs leading
10 q basement occupied by Chinese.
The officer bad q fall Of sixteen feet and
was seriously injured: He had to be
taken TO his home In q hack.
Last Monday night. q Chinaman,
named Sou Kow, u cigar maker. called
at tho house OF q female acquaintance
on Ross alley. San Francisco. and ssksd
for permission to remain there all night.
Tuesday morning al z o'clock the woman
called him to have breakfast. and altar
he had partaken Of Il be became sud-
denly sick and insensihle. He vas then
removed 10 . house on Spoford alley.
where he died ct II o'clock. His body
was taken TO the morgue.
Charles Phillips. an old express
driver OF Oakland. Who has been miss-
ing aimee December 18th. was found
drowned Monday. The body VA dis
covered Oh the Pacific Mail Company's
docks and had evidently bssn In Tie
water ever since he Ant disappeared.
Tfuckss merchants viii hereafter close
thelr stores on Sundays
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03
rnxscn POLITICS

An sisctioneering agent after III. de
Fourton's own heart was the Mayor Of
Gigsan. Early In October he sent for .
re staurant keeper. and msnacsd hin BY
word and gesture. You must vote Tor
the Marshal. He will have 1t %. II
you do not explain yourself. your cafe
viii b closed" 81 don't want any adj
vice." was the reply. ~ am turned
sixty years Of age, and / know what l
have got to do" ''Sinee you won't ez-
plain" said the Mayor" your cafe will
bs closed this very week" Another
restaurant keeper was 10 obstinate As to
answer. "Thai's my business" when
asked, "For whom are you going 10
votsi" His cafe was promptly closed.
A road-maksr. who had been in the SER
vice Of the town for fifteen years. re-
csivsd a ballot from the Mayors hand.
and was threatened with immediate dis
nissal II be should vote with tho He
p~ublicans. "I have prepared the bal
lot myself" said the Mayor. "and " l
open all the papers. I shall know 1t
again. II 1t is not in the box you will
be dismissed Besides employing
promises and threats, and giving mark
I'd ballots to all whom he tempted or
inundated. the Mayor even went 80 far
Is to open the votes As they were handed
in, and to read aloud the names Of tho
candidates. Notwithstanding these
ssandalous proceedings the Government
candidate was defeated. and the Mayor
was subsequently, tried for misconduct,
and sentenced to three months inpris-
opment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03
ANTI.rOLYCANIY.

Among the statutes Of thek0nited
States. which are binding In all Terri
tories. is one forbiddins ~polygamous
marriages. The question now arises.
Why Is not this law enforced in Utahi
Only q week AGO sixty.fvs men In Salt
Lake took unto themselves sixty-fve
eoncubines. Why does the District At
tornsy take no action in this matter?
The Law is very plain aud clear. It is
Section 50 Of the Revised Statutes. and
reads thus:
Every person having . husband or wife
living who marries another. whether mar
riedfor single. In . Territory or other place
over which tho United States have com.
plets Jurisdiction, Is guilty Of bigamy. and
shall DO punished by . ine Of not more
than $500. and by imprisonment for q term
Of not moro than Ave years. But this Sec
ton shall not extend 10 any person by
reason Of any former marriage. whose
husband or wife by such marriage Is ab.
sent for Ave successive years, and Ia not
known 10 such person TO DO living. nor u
any person by reason Of any former mar
riage which has been dissolved by . decree
u . competent court; nor TO any former
marriage which has been pronounced void
by decree Of q competent court on The
| ground Of nullity OF the marriage con
tract"
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Another Sazsrac Lie.

DR.. J. A. Huntsman reports Q case
wherein Q child In this city recently
swallowed . clothes.pin and came very
nsar taking . trip to the other shore.
The obstruction was removed from the
infant by the skillful maniPulations Of
DR.. Huntsman. and the youngstsr Ia
now In condition 10 tackle . whole
ciothss.lins. and It's ambition may yet
BE- satisfied 10 Il gets an opportunity 70
swallow q couple Of f~iat-irens, or q
~clothss-hsrss, or q wash-board or some
similar trifs.-Austin Reseils.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03

THERE is a palpabls Democratic effort
to encourage the President to continue
his contest with the Senate. The hint
is given out that IL he will scud in again
the sams names for the New York offices.
the Democrats will vote solidly for con.
nrmation. Even 30, serene q man as
the President must perceive that the old
spiders hospitality is too profase to be
genuine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03
A GnrrsvlLL. n,ishbor Of Andre,

A G~RKESvrLIs nsishbor Of Andrew
johnson owned a dog which was Q 70.
vorits Of the sx-Presidsnt's. The day
before be died he stroksd the animal
upon the head, saying. ''Princs, you
aud I are getting old; w are not long
for this world" This vas Sunday
Monday night he died. . short distance
from Grssnville. and Wednesday q
train brought his remains home.
prince" vas at the depot, and the car
containing Johnson's remains ran over
the faithful dog. crushing out his life.
This recalled wildly what the sx-Prssi-
dent had said only three days before. II
10 said that during the first two years Of
his Grssnvills life after his return from
the Presidency he was a. restless Is q
Gagged lion. walking about the streets
without employment. and apparently
deeply miserable with the long days
hanging upon his hands. and NO way to
take care Of the time eonssnial TO his
tastes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03

An English girl living in Smyrna fell
in love with q fascinating Turkish Lieu.
tenant. and one day ran away with him.
intending to embrace the Mahommedan
religion as well as to marry the man Of
her choice. The runaway pair were
sought and conducted to the Governors
presence. The young lady proved most
obstinate at first. declared that she was
over age. and therefore free to adopt any
religion she chose. and firmly refused to
return to her parents. The latter wsro
in despair. and the Consul tslsgraphed
to his chief a. Constantinople to SEQ
what could be done by the authorities In
the way Of inducing the Turkish lover
TO abandon his suit. II turned out that
the Turk was already u married man
with three children-a fact ssdulously
concealed from the fair Christian maid.
Upon learning how she had bean dupsd.
she chung to her old faith. and allowed
her father TO carry her back to England.
The Turkish sficsr took the next YES
sci for the Capital. and rejoinsd his
regiment at Plevna.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03

SAID an artist TO . csnsorious critic
"why. according to ysu. my picture Ia
all bsastly. suppose the animals In II
are bssstiy. toof" "Well. no /; that's
mi they ought to Be. but unfortunate
~ they're not" replied the memorable
critic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03

vInrrors Tennessee now proposes to
make q determined struggle with the
whisky bell-punch to pay the interest Of
that fraction OF the State debt which
may remain after the Legislature rests
from It's labor. as a scalsr down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03

Tur late General Forrest b~equsathed
to his son the sword and pistol which
he used in the Confederate army. with
the injunction to "uss them Whenever
called upon to do SC in the honorable
service of lis country:''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03

Nh. JupAx p. BENJAMIN. Who va,
leading consul In . cass recently tried In
London. began an Argument IL 10 said.
enphAtieally. with the adjuration : ''In
the Rams Of hssven-i" The master
Of the rolls instantly stopped him. say.
ing very quietly; II do mot go thai
heaven has much 10 do In this cass.
Mr.. Benjamin the proper appeal Is 20
the Appellate court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03

Brrwxrs nsw.mads lovers: "Thsn.
AdslgithA. ysu will be minsf" "Yss.
Ferdinand. II pa is willing. always
do what he wants ma TO-" 'But will
be give his consenti" HE will. Pa
always does what I want him 10 do"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03

"Musuo on the infinite. Oh :" said
q facetious chap to . melancholy indi-
vidual who was walking along the road
side with bowed head and serious coun.
tsnancs. "wsll. yes same thing
thinking Of my debts"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03
NEW TO-DAY.

a. nm LirhoaRAPHs OF MINING ON
0I uu. THE C0MsruCK for sale d TIVE
Postofice Storv. Gold Hill. and q y. Boegls's,
v.ryinia City. a. the heduesd Price OF osk
DOLLAR. js3 In
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A aoOxxn on the street.-The old bum.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03

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