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EDUCATION.
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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
AID
Agricultural and Mechanical COLLEGE
BATON ROUGE. LOUISIANA,
MILITARY ORGANIZATION


The nineteenth session begins October next.
4 faculty Of eight professors, good library,
apparatus and museums ax ia course s. q
lodging. washing. fuel lights and medical fee
si5 q month text books and stationery $40 SOS.
sion.; uniform clothing, about sag for dress suit
q ses ag and y CAB 81 bu
cloth. N''0N>s's'
Total expenses In every respect for session Of
entrance and $40 ct close Of each month making
equal payments Of $40 EACH,
during the session. They will be charged only
from date Of entrance and for time of attend
ance.
Cadets can find good boarding In the city Of
Baton Rouge at rates essentially the same as
those above given for maintenance In the uni
versity building.
MILITARY EXERCISES
obligatory on all students OF eadets. Those
who are Quartsred In the University bailding
discipifnusa. 6badsts Who board and lodge il,
only while they are performing their daily du-
ties at the institution.
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTIONS,
Catholic and Protestant. given in the Uni.
es PM sn1ays ea nas VII b Required aals
Granted ,that this Institution is capable oI
educating tne g0uInS OF louisiana, why snQuld
parents spend half as much IN mere travelling
expenses TO and from institutions tn other
States as would pay, all The expenses Of their
For further Information address
.ir26 GOT DIV - =. y. BOYD, President
GsOuLlyB COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND
= LITERARY Institute DAY and evening seg.
branches Of study; daily lectures; gymnasium
exercise: special care given 10 native capacity
disposition, manners, health and morals: non:
debating society: full faculty; large. well ven.
tilated study rooms, and nil necessary apparas
tus: special classes In particular studies. fog
boys, at from Oh to ss per month.
fntf " GEO. HEbEJTIE,, President
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. /
September 6. 1878. I
Cleared Yesterday.
Ne clearancee at the Customhouse yesterday
e. Arrived
No arrivals. from sea yesterday
ETsEAFTNGkTjI.'e.

inc Dippold Townsend. FIN 81 Louis, with barge
1t Mary Brown. from Bayou Sara
Emma irvine vallette. from Lower Coast
IA Assumption. Charlet. from Bayou Lateurohe
Rice Farmer. DeBouehei, from Kennervile
Yaabal Bassett, from Lower Coast
Alvin Scovel from Lower Coast
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By Railroads.
CHICAGO, gT LOUIS AND NEW OHLEAHl
RAILROAD

ssptember 5----1e baies cotton Lyman d t,iohtsn
etein--1l Payne Kennedy &oo---6 Chaiie Hamilton
J w White-2 Warren Atkinson hco--a Gumbe
% Jno L Hardie tool Henderson, Allen West
Bush-i Meyer. Weis Aco.-.-i Lehma1l Abraham n
bbls meal John 4 Moore aoa-, car pig iron . Mo
Can & Son. 100 bbls lime Mrs Ganehe--3 hi csks
bacon John T Moore Zoo bxs 81 materials ID
80 bbs sodo bbs t,nwars L Catpenter-1 bundle
paper bdl sine IL DeLsnzae---e firkins butter A.
arkina butter Burke q Thompson-4 do Smith Bros
kao-~l bog gum L Lyons. . crates mustard W @
Lyons dco--s bxs eaddlery M W smith--als Kettles
s stoves etc Hallsr-7o hbls pork order g Fuller
---t car lime j Clarke iron plates Dymond Il
gardes--s rolls leather Horter y Fepnera5 bills
highwtt co w Fl Beanham-35 do CemmaEere H. Lam.
bert tank oil 81 bbls do a. pigs grtase orderloo
hbls -four Howard t. prestSn--l1e DO w Fl Matthews
Il Iro~-too bbs grits Prud ,unma & Briggs 100 bbls
lime yoelkel-ss7 bdls PAPER Piaayune-t asp ehout
dsrs Cobb a. Maxent-2 hhas tobacco auntheF q Ste.
venson Il do Il Ii Wilson Il Mills--57 pea pipe NJ
Schwartz 4 Bro-l BIZ oil can Do D Weoa = Bro
- bxs books L sebwatts--2D bbls whisky j Drsyfms
81 pkge butter Q u Lawrence Aco--3a tabs butter
h,s % gkEs eso TO- q IN
90 - hf S Do Miller ergsby hhds 10 y bozss
DO 100 bbls -four 10 bble pork Sohwabaoher Proven.
field Pfefsrio tieroes hams o. bbls pork NJ hhas
sbs Ia as
III do ht bbs pears Cefalu &oe--1ss bbla puta-
toes 10 bbs onions u Doherty bbs apples PHI
cranes Berry Ace--aR4 bbls potatoes | Dbl carrots 8
bbls beets bbls onions bbis apples 10 Dbs turnipa
g w Dawson hco--9 bbls appies Grove & WiIderman
40 pkgs butter 90 boxes cheese sohwahaoher Hrsph
- rs teroes hams 10 pkgs butter w Hart--3o bbis
onions Stephens IL stork-la5 bbls Potatoes M Stitch
u Eon--19 do Chas Pleaaanta-Total 80 bales cotton
hhds tobacco ears wheat 300 hbls -four 20s bbls
pork 1859 pes meat % hhda do 45 hf do LOS bxs do
MoRaAM's LOuIsIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD
September SIS bills molaasss Robert Hare~--aS
hides bales cotton Rykesi q Mansds--t dc Jno
ChafFs Il sona--7 saoka seed cotton A T. Choppin--5
do I. Bibolet-5a hides l. Terrebonne-g do ] u Spor
do ssok seed cotton L Laoassagne-2S head cattle
Paul Lacrois-32 do q Mehle deo--72 do A Boutte-
a1g do servstt----5 do Aycock Mitchell acc--sun
dries to ordsrTotsl bales cotton 10 sacks seed cot
ton Q bbls moasBes
MEMORANDA.
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LIVER POOL,
LIVERPOOL soUFmERa >. 9, LINE

s@sESa The steamship no
sghIgMAgu ORATOR SSI
Corbishly, Commando bxds
will sail On or about August st. 1878. from ~
wharf, Elevator. i.
win receive cotton and sign through bills o
ading for the Continent, between Havre and
Cronstadt.
These steamships, being Of light draft, win
without detention.
For freight apply to
DECAN j. COL
ds2Ofv 80 Carondslet street.
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
By Gable
.u.s- Havana. Sept 4. 1878,
TO Il A Yorke, Agent
The steamship Chas w Lord arrived ut 10 o'clock
THE mernipg. Saia Friday, 9th inst
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ROBERT, e. LEE
STOW il,

gTHrs STOVE Has JUST BEEN INTRO.
L. duced In this market. II La manufactured
In Georgia, and Is presented to the public as the
equal of any Stove on this market for all louse-
hold purposes, with full guarantee 70 that Of.
feet. while 1t is sold fully TWENTY PER GENT
CHEAPER. by the undersigned.
JAMES ET. RE YNOLDS
General House and Steamboat Smith.
Plumbing, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitting, Stoves.
Ranges and Pumps.
90 ...... BaF0nne street ..........4,G DO
Between Union and Perdido streets,
ap1s1v NEW ORLEANS, La.
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REGULAR WEEKLY BAYOU SABA AND
COAST PACKET.
UNITED STATES MAIL,
Leaves every UNEBDAY dit 5 y. m.
r. =, FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO,
Hermitage, Port Hickey, Bason
hAAH Rouge, plauuemine and WaY land
ings-Ths fast and splendid passenger steamer
eUAgMMTA BELLE.
I'm place of the John w. Cannont.
John q. Lbano, master, Thomas Howard, clerk,
Leaves as above, returning down the cor u
eyery FRIDAY. For freight or passage apply
ON board or to -.
GEO. D. HITEs 4Tchoup itoulas st.
BBITTOM b EPpLIth, % ssray1sr III.
LnRD 3 MopEARE. ID Camp street.
auaa O. G.. WAYNE. 100 Gravier street.
PH.-The Bt. John having been laid up, the
OUAQHITA BELLE will attend TO all o. her
coast business.
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nA HOHt SARA,

BAYOU SARA
BAYOU SABA gBMI. WEEKLY UNITED
STATES MALL PACKET.
IT, D. FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO,
$500 i H.er ra Fort HUDSON. L9bdells
postofflee Northumberland
BT. MARY,
I'm place Of Gov, Allen)
Leaves every MONDAY and TRiDAY at j .. h..
returning every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY.
For freight Or pasgagg apply on board or to
j. ID. CARLIN, II Tchoupitoulas st.
iys1 .JANNEY b WORK. 1os Common ct.
T. SWIM pay particular attention to the
Bayou Lafourche business Of Capt. Joe Dali
fereg.
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Hgaoaanfa Of rsrokzuas

ST L0UIS-Per towboat Jno Dippold-22 500
avashels corn In bulk $500 bushels wheat In bulk @
Conrad 900 do 40 bbls aour 400 sacks corn Cor
dan taomila-27 s2S bushels corn in bulk Geo Mar.
ssn9sT bales sheaf oats 1916 sacks oats orderl07T
Ia 40 bbla fiour Sat bales hay Glover Odendah
sOl III lard ne half do 100 bxs meat 81 Dolsen-7sa
Ibis tos lard 70 bhls do aeo kegs 90 10 cases
da On n oats Miller Grigsby &eo--6t5 do 2G0
saoTa hi io1i bills flour Rogers AitoheI-4o5 do
psrdres lille &co--2a5 do 4 Hamilton 10000
- : Il Reep-lsl do vairin & Mortimer-7o6 do ss5
ss ~ iran Wv Mathews G. Bro-2oo sacks oats 10
shis meal Do hbls -four Sehwabacher & Hirsoh-44l
hsiss hay Cnas Plea antssls do aos SACKS cats ~
80 80 bay RI q Lawler-7s do Kent &co-il do
Ssae Hack Sco--sSo bbls -four 14a sacks bran
Bnsieeke G son-6s do 81 bbls -four SenNaoaensr
80 IN hhls nork jos West &eo--l0o sacks malt
9ia,sssson do BIatfer &co-ioo do Wild souie-
100 do j Week erling-loo do Widow arm Srusaer
az sshs beer Burke e. Thompson-25 do Nelson
49,. e AZ NO HORT Co--I4 stoves and h2tures
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aREENv4ahH ANN msNDp.

UNITED BTATEa MALL PACKET,
Leaves every Tu Ea5UAI ct D q. ~.
- m FOR VICKSBUBH, MATUHEz
aasH Davis bend and Intermediates land
hsSaHS@Saa83s4@ tngH~-The steamer
aB0NN w. gAMNOM,
In. place Of the z. &c. Lee,
William Dam pbsl, master,
John Ell. Mossop. clerk,
leaves 20 above. connentinR at Vieksburg with
flower. Dsee Greek and Tallahatchis.
GEO. D. HTTE, Agents.
SATURDAY vzpKIHIBg Ha T. UNITED STATES
- - foR v ioh D T. y hBNp
l. 81 Natoheg and all intermediate land.
inas.'The passenger paeket
YAEO0 VALLEY,
TN place Of Matchszj
a arank tB'eek master Andg hgIand olerk
for, Yazoo. Tallahatehie and gunfloWer rivers,
and With Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
Et, Louis -
This boat reserves the right TO paes ell land.
tngs that tbs Captain may eousidsr unsafe
ZOE freight or passage apDlvf q board or to
JANNEY q WORK. los Common street,
]. ID. OARLLN. II Tohoupitoulas at.
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LEARN no SWIM!!!
nH.Hn Ann YN1fNG. Rnum ANn POOR

eighty by thirty feet square. with o declining
depth from three to ten feet, with oil the para
phernalfa and surround giving the greatest
confidence to the beginner. Charge only o. to
learn nc the Floating Bath House on the river
above Jackson street. Open all hours.
HARRY HAMMERSLEY.
n,lg 3rn Manager.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-28
"A HINT.

In our style Of climate. with IT, sudden
changes Of tempersturs-nin. wind and sun.
shine oten interminslins In . single day--lt ID
No vonder that our children. friends and rels.
lives arc 20 frequently taken from us By
neglected colds, half the deaths resultins
directly from this cause. A bottle OF Boschss's
German syrup kept about your home for fmms-
diste uss uiifprsvent serious sickness, . isrg,
doctor's bin, and perhaps death. By the use o.
three or four do.es. Pof curing oonsunp.ion'
Group. or any disease Of the Throat OF Luags.
its succsss is simply wonderful. - your drug
Rist will tell you. German Syrup 10 now SOLO
IN every town and village on this ~continent.
sample bottles for trial. 10 cents regular slss'
q centa. fel5 ~ ON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-28
rhe Chisess Case.

Thcchargcs Of felony now resting against
James Brcen. l.. T. Cowio and All Dock. In
Judge Moses Court, Virginia City. 10 still
the talk Of tho town. Lindsay 4 Dickson
have been employed TO assist District Al.
torney Drake In tho prosecution. ~ q
member Of the Board Of County Commits
sioners says. not for the purpose OF pcrse'
cutting Chief Breen and Mr.. Cowie. but Ai
the request Of leading citizens. who thought
Il right that the charges against the two
men should 10 thoroughly investigated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-28
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY

PAIRriELD, Me-, April 3S. 1854.
GExrLEnH-Sseing numerous certificates In
the Maine Farmer endoning the merits Of thu
great Lung Remedy. wistsr's Bslssm OF wid
Cherry. I I'm induced and take great pleasure
In giving publieity to hs great cure 10 accom-
pllshsd In my family In the year 1854. During
the summer OF that year my son. Henry A.
Archer. now postmaster In this place. was o..
tackled with splitting Of blood. cough. weakness
Of lungs and general debility, 90 much 20 thai
our family physician declared him TO have .
STATED consumption" He vas under medical
treatment for . number OF months, but received
NO psnsnt from u. Al length. from the solieita
tiop Of himself and others, ! was induced y
purchase one bottle OF wistar's Balssm OF wild
Cherry, which bensntted him % much thst
obtained another. which IN . short time restored
MIN 10 his usual state OF health. lean safely
recommend this remedy 70 others In like con
dillon, for u 10, I think, all u puvports 70 BE-
tbs great lung remedy Tor the times.
The above statement, esntlemen. 10 my vol
untafy offering 10 you In favor OF your baisam'
and 10 d your dlsposai. Az ever. Jours...
fei ANDREW ARCHER.
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Piper. New Opera EI.u.s.

Tho great drama entitled MARY
Stewart" was given al Piper's New opera
House. Virginia. last evening. slgnora
MaIeroni appeared In tho title role. The
selection Of the play was most unfortunate,
as with tho present facilities II Ia impos'
sible 10 put il upon the stage In good style.
signora Majeroni's acting 10 In some par
t~iculars very fair. but her voice 10 en-.
tirely unsatisfactory. Miss Young and
Mrs. Bush were up 10 their usual stand.
ard Of excellence. This evening the much
admired play Of Jealousy will DO pre-.
scented. In which will appear both signor
and Signora M%ajeroni.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-28
Haddea Death.

Tho Carson Appeal Of yesterday morn
ing says that George, who for . long time
has been tho engineer Of the Governor
Stanford. died ycsterday At tho Lake
House. Glenbrook. lie came In on the
regular trip ono week ago yesterday and
was taken m shortly after. He was well
known and highly respected by tho resi-
dents around the Lake. Ma sober. indus
trious. accommodating man. He leaves
NO believe, . family TO mourn Ills sudden
lepArture.
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CALIFORNIA.


MrxIcAs yErERASs.-Bsiges. made OF
cannon captured during tho war with
Mexico. were yesterday received in Virginia
City by the following persons. veterans OF
the Mexican War: Charles Norris. OF the
Third Kentucky Infantry John Rinehsrt.
of the Third Artillery {; william Reese. OF
the Pirst Pennsylvania Infantry. and Ste-
phen scAnikor. Of the First Missouri Cav
airy.
o'CoxxrLL asp.HIs Tsr.-This Is the
title Of . lecture 10 30 delivered this even
Ing in National Guard Hall. Virginia. by
Rev. George W. Pepper. II ia spoken OF
a. a most entertaining lecture. full OF the
,pico OF wit aud humor. and replete with
the saving salt 81 common sense. Those
who attend will DO amply repaid.
Snow s~qr,LL..-On Tuesday evening
there was . light fall Of snow. but 1t
disappeared. Lat night 10 showed again.
The most % this melted away this morn
i.g. These frequent snow squalls kept
the road. In bal condition. though those
giniA City.
TuE FLooprp MiSgs.-Tho atsr at the
Hale A Norcross mino IL now down below
tho water tank. hfty feet below the 1000
level. This permits Of work being done
toward the setting up Of . standing pump
Al that point. Work IL being done in the
drifts ON the 1000 level.
NILx ISsrEcroH.-Dr. n. Dergstein has
been elected President Of the Virginia
Board Of Health and eI-oficio Milk In.
spector. He will 30 ready for business -
soon A. he has given the required bond
and obtained the instruments required Tor
testing milk.
KEkr Youl HoRsKs Our or THE WAY
Tho habit Of hitching horses ON Main
street, Gold Hill. has become . o common
n W be the source VI considerable annoy
anee. Complaint has been made TO Town
Marshal McCleery. and an effort 10 Abate
the nuisance will DO made.
AssKssxESr.-An assessment Of Is cents
per share IL levied by the Twin Peaks
Mining Company. delinquent ON tho Sec
opd of April next. See official notice In
advertising columns to-day.
Oru streets arc gettiBgsirysr and better
every day.
ooyrnxoa BaADLKY has returned 10
Carson.
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him and would DO willing TO say 1t was the
same II be thought 90.
Mr.. seely then said they would probably
want the:witness again.
Elijah Parker. proprietor Of the Carson
Exchange, testified: 1 know Mt. Cowie
and Mr.. Breen I; they were at my house on
he morning Of the 18th instant ; two
Cinnamon came In with them ; tho China
man here (Ah Dock may b one Of them.
but I cannot swear 70 him /; I paid but lit.
lie attention 70 them ; Mr.. Breen asked
me II I could give him . room 10 put two
Cinnamon in I told him I could; l
asied how long he would stay; he said till
tho II o'clock train left for Reno ; ! took
him from the bar-room into the hall and
showed him . room ON tho lower floor ; /
unlocked the door and asked II that room
would do; he said he preferred . room
moro secure (; I then took him 70 the up
per story and showed him another room ;
Il the top Of the stairs are two small
dark rooms, and ! took him TO one
Of them, that on the left OF the
stairs; the only light WAS that
from over the trsnsom /; l unlocked the
door and Breen said that would do; he
put the two Cinnamon In there and l gave
him the key and locked them In /; Brsen
sked me II I would watch the Cinnamon
for q time and I said I would /; he took the
KEY with him ; he did not tell me what
the charge against the Cinnamon was |;
they we're not hAndcufied /; there were no
irons on them |; Cowie asked me several
times where Breen was ; he also naked II
the Cinnamon were up stairs no did NOT
: Al. -... -L.r x~sa nm tratah . II
gent about attending TO my business soon
after Brcen left ; . good many Cinnamon
presently came about tho house they
wcre coming and going and didn't know
What was tho matter l then got MT.
Mann TO look out for the Cinnamon up
stairs ; Il might have been half IN hour
After Dreen loft before Mann took charge
Of tho room where tho Cinnamon were
placed; tho walls Of the room are
hard finished /; II Ia . very small room
foe ono single bod; the door has
gllss In tho upper part and is
sash door; there 10 . place over tho
door for Q transom, but there IL no glass In
Il; tho hole 10 II 10 IL inches wide ; .
small man could so through u; . man
weighing $50 To l55 pounds could get out
I tkink; q man could soon pull tho bed to
tbs window and got out; could do IL In .
minute; tins lock was an ordinary one ;
tho door could have been broken open ;
Brecn objected 10 the first room. ! think.
on account Of the windows being near the
ground /; Drecn was gone over hall an
hour; Cowie and . Chinaman returned
with him ; Mr.. Mann was on watch at that
time ; I am not positive that Cowie Was
with Brecn and tho Cinnamon when they
came back ; there were no Cinnamon with
Breen when hs gave mo the keys just be-
fore the train started for Reno ; . third
Clinamau Wa around with Brcen and
came back with him after he wont down
town..
Court adjourned till 10 O'Clock this
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Office ; when I left tho Jail again I placed
the Jail keys.i In McCarthy's pockets ano
called his attention 10 the fact.
As the NEws.goes TO press tho direct OK
animation Of Captain Byrno wn stIi 10
progress. with . prospect OF continuing
for some time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-28
A CARD.

To ali Who are suffering from the errors and
indiserstions Of youth. nervous weahnsss ssriy
decay, loss OF manhood. etc. ! will send Z
receipt that will cure you. YREE % CHANGE.
This great remedy vas discovered bya mission.
ary In South America. send . self-addiessed
envelope 10 the RKv. JOskPH 7. IMAM.
station ID, Bible House, New York City.
ann Arm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-28
lsubiis Exercises.

There will DO public literary s1er'
clses In the Gold Hill High School
Room tomorrow Friday afternoon. at
o'clock. Tho exercises will consist Of
reading the "Hesperus," Declarations,
Music. etc. The paper will DO edited by
Misses Lille Kelley and Maggie GILES
pie. At the same hour. public exercises
will also be held In Mr.. Brsy's room, In
tho new building. The public are cordi.
ally invited TO attend either or both places.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-28
MORE OF THE MYSTERY.
THE WAY IN WHICH All cH0uEY
MAS LOST.

rsssimony Of several Carson Pee
pls-whas They saw and what
They Heard-A Murderer with
ous lreas-A Medsl Prtson-Ah
Doek's Eagsraess 90 Catch me
Trnin-re-day's Proeeedinks.
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rRR PALACE RATING STAND.

For Q roast OF beef unezeelied In Storey
county, 20 10 Thomas Hsfron's Eating Stand,
In the Palace saloon, NO. Z North q street,
Virginia CITY. Fresh oystsrs at all hour In
every styls. Forty miners always on hand q
night. For tasty, home style OF cooking. and
AFFORD, the Palace Eating stand has no superior
TT Il. spn u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-28

REPoRrED CAPTURE or An CHouEr.-
A report was circulated on the streets OF
Virginia this afternoon that All Chouey
had been arrested In Dayton. II was I'm.
possible 10 trace the m 70 any reliable
source. but the fact that the authorities
for several days past have supposed him
to DO In that locality gives 70 the report .
color Of truth.
The oLD FLAo.-The reason why tho
old stars and stripes wa holssed 70 the
masthead over the News Office this After
o 10 because Of the telegram informing
US that the "dollar Of our fathers" 10
raised TO Its proper standard once more.
90 To J. u. MAHsHALL's Gold Hill Post
Office store and get . copy Of Frank Leslis
with all about Gold Hill and Virginia City
In II.