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Viruinia Female Institute,

STANTON, VIRGINIA
REY. r. H PHILLIPS, Rector. assisted BY null CORPS
Of experienced officers. The 34th annual session
viii commence Sept. IL, 1878. Buildings spacious,
with gas and hot and cold water. Heated BY steam.
Extensive grounds Patronage from 10 states.
School frst-class. Terms reduced seven chure2eS
within three minutes walk. For catalogue adoiess
he
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Hos. RANDOLPH rUcEER will be rcnomi.
mated 10 congress D. reclamation, all opposi-
ton 70 Aiu htvny been Withdrawn.
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hUIsA SYLVAN, the woman who practiced
paked game in Cincinnati and Boston,
ID the latter city rather than stand trial,
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For self-aPplieation to any part Of the body,
meet eUery requirement
The most learned physicians and scientific
men OF Europe and this country indOrSe them.

These noted Curative appliances have now
stood the test for upward OF thirty years, and
are protected by Letters-Patent in all the
principal countries OF the world. They were
deCI esd the only Award of Merit for Electric
Appliances at tic great Worlds E.xhi billions
Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere and
have been found the most valuable, safe.
simple, and efficient known treatment for
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NOTICE.
Notice to travel

OUR YARD will be open during
~ ceive stock and transact all busi
FREY q SCH
Projectors SOutner1
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The Hot Springs bul swindle will be
thoroughly Investigated and ventilated when
congress meets.
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The panic at Jackson il unacoou ntaJie, in
the absence ofauy c.,.-s or {, yer.
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PRoF. TIcE says We are to have an early
fall. We hope 81.
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ONIONS
To RasSenGArSi

IL rels CHOICE OHIO RIVER ONIONS, in good
order. For sale by
POWELL. McDoUGAL d CO., 81 Union st.
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Mrs. ARCHER. late Principal Of 'Patapsco Fe-
her school 10 washington City. School duties 10
sTmed September 26th. For circulars, address
MRS. NJ. r. ARCHER,
ADD 14O1 Massachusetts ave, Washington, d. C
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Notice.

OFFICE MEMPHIS Il ST. LOUIS PA
lOS r E. Ike WH1RFBoAT1
NJ Memphis, Angus
~ The business hours of this COZ
further notice, Will be from 8 o'cloA
O'Clock pm Shippers and others viii
themselves accordinRly. AID. STd
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THE PESTILENCE

Claims Fifty Fresh Victims at Yicssbarg
and Kills TWENTY-FIVE, and at New
Orleans Develops One Hundred
and Seven New Cases and
Causes Forty Deaths.
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ST. CECILIA ACADEMY

On Mount Vernon, near Nashville. Tenn,
Boarding School for Children and Young Ladies'
r OCATION -IFpassingly beautiful and healthy
IL Educational advantages not exceled by any
other educational Institution Not secfaran; pupils
religious opinions not tnterfeued with. Prices re-
duced to suit tbe times. Studies resumed on the
First Monday in September. For circulars address
SuperiOress o the 81. Cecilia Academy near Nash
villa. TenDeSsae
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CHRIsTIsH BROrHERs' COLLEGE,

600 ADABs ST., MEMPHIS, TENN.-This In
10 Il stitut1n Affords ample means for thor
ough Classical, Scientific and Commercial Education
TERMS, PAYABLE QUARTERLY, IN ADYAS-E
Board and tuition. per quarter 2ls months -S5I so
Washing and mending. d" 90
DAY STUDESTS
Higher classes per quarter Of Dis months .-SlS 90
intermediate classes, " IL %
Preparatory classes, 10 %
Primary class, W
Music and Linear Drawing form extra charges
Studies will be resumed on Monday, September 2,
1878 For further particulars apply %
BROTHER MAURKLIAN, President
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ANOTHER CURE.

ChIOrate of Potash, Dissolved in Dis
riIIe0 water. has the Power to Re
store the Functional Action Of
the Kidneys and Liver.
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BELLEVUE
HIGH sc HO OIL,
REnFORD COUNTY. VIRGINIA,

ENOR young men and boys. Session begins Sep
II tember 18th. For catalogues containing In
formation, address WILLIAn B ABBOT q
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EDUCATIONAL.
University of the South
sEWANNEE, TENN.

on the Cumberland Plateau. 1900 Feet Above the Sea
"NO Epidemics ever ascend the noun
tain. Studies elective. Complete courses lead 70
various degrees Two Literary Societies Cadet
corps armed with latest rifles. Winter vacation OF
twelve weeks. beginning December 18th.
For further Information, address
JOHN B. ELLIOTT, Md,
Chairman of Hebdomadal Board.
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NOTICE.

MEMPHIS, August 10, 1873.
WE. the Underwriters Of the city OF Menrhis
w hereby agree that from and after this date
and until further notice our Offices Will not ~
opened for the transaction Of any business untfi
10 O'Clock M and Will close punctuaiy q Dfcioca
pm. This action is taken to enable the onlcers an
employees % remain nc their homes during t1e earir
morning hour and reach there again befoe sunssf
+. Nj. NELSON. Secretary E5rISla9 IA @
J. A. SIMMONS, Agent.
GREENE a. BEASLEY. Agents.
CARRINGTON MASON 5ecretaEJ ed k,.,,
II Il. BOILING Secretary ZONE ms o. -
4 GkONAUER, Secretary Miss ValkTlns r.
mAhX q BENSDORF. per Bullock "
MURPHY & MURPHY.
j. 7. TOMLINSON.
J. g. LONSDALE- W
HENRY ]. LYNN, Cashier Memphi;ls. Ffre
and General Insurance CompaDySt
JOHN G. LONSDALE, JR-, Sec Plants - co
JOHN q. LONSDALE, JR General 10 49,
BENZ. GOTHAM.
5. r. CLARK, Secretary Ph0enix Ins orlehn-
w. H MOORE, Secretary Bluff CIV r. %.
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Manhattan Bank of Memo

MEMPHIS, TESS., August 20. 1878.
{ WING 70 the prevalence Of yellow-fev-r md the
Bank Will remain closed for business until me frsf
DAY OF November, unless the fever should sooner
The bank deposits have been temporarily placed
In the hands OF the Union and Planters Rank with
funds 70 make them good, and checks on ire Man
haitian Bank VIII be paid By the Union and Planters
ALI special packages collections etc have bseD
likewise temporarily placed with the Union and
Planters Bank kDW. GOLDSMITH, Cashier.
Parties desiring information on special business
will address Levy & Borg, box 3OOq Kew Yor-I
Ledger and Herald copy.1
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-Session
- begins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER, and continues
nine months The institution is organized on the
elective system. giving the student free cholce on
studies, with full courses In the Schools OF mo AGA
demic Department and In the Schools OF Law, Med
icine Engineering and Agriculture For catalogue
apply to the Secretary Of the Faculty, p o. UnlVer~
silly OF Virginia. JAMES 7. HARRISON, ND,
CHAIRMAN Of the Faculty.
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Mrs. sxIXanus Reeds
KENTUCKY
Military Institute

E1STABLISHED IN IS45. Six miles out of Frank
ID fort, Ky. Most beautiful and baalthful lOca-
tiOn, and superior methods of Government and In
struction. Circulars of information sent by Major
R d. WILDBERGER (COmmandanD, Farmdale
n KantuckV
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DI7INItlI % IIIu nj ~
Mason, August 21.-Although Mason has
closed her doors on you her heart is still in
the right place. A mass-meeting of TIE eiti-
zens will be called tonight fer tie purpose of
contributing srrp,ics 10 your sufferers Eggs
and chickens are scarce, but we propose
securing the country for them; meal -four,
potatoes, and other supplies at hand, will be
contributed and furnished 10 the citizens re-
lief Committee, free Of charge. Will send
you a list of contributions to-nhorrew. Our
sympathies are with you. Hope soon to be
able to report the quarantine raised.
L,
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TNHE Depot Ticket Office of the Memphis and
L Charleston Railroad owing TO the sickness of
our agent, is closed until further notice Parties
wanting tickets VIII please purchase them at our City
Onice, No. 278 Main street. T. 5. DAVANT,
Assistant General Ticket gent
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ON and after MONDAY. August .
~ Ticket once OF Memphis and
road Will be closed al 5 o'clock p.
notlce. 7. 5.
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DISPENSARY.

eA3% MADISON uGSPenSaryy
s=ree-==s 81 81 Clark -. Chicaso. IL
t5sttf rs-H HHgEt0F treats All sENUaB AND
CHRONIC nl~ft DrtvaT1-
IA lF.SPkH ATOlIslfGl a StNTAL DEfILIhi,
- NERVOUSNESS. IHPurENCT. RL0TCHES IN
EL.frss-tR Tie FACE etr-. rendering MARRIA.E 4
fhOftfi-
49, = = an So sEa cQAfi stSflH
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ifty New Cases and TWENTY-FIVE
DPnfha at KickaburR.

VrcKsnURa. August 2t.-tt is estimated
that there kas teeh Efty new cases of yellow.
fever in the past twenty four hours. There
were twenty-four deaths, twenty-five of which
were of yellow-fever. The appeals o. the
Howard asaocietEca AND Masonic orders fol
relieS are being responded to from all direc-
tiops
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MOUNTAIN SPRING HIGH SCHOOL, Morgan
INl county. North Alabama ]. B. McClelland,
Principal. The next session OF this. Lmited
School for Boys, opens sept 20 1878 frepares
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. the location Is
convenient and eminently healthful Terms mod
crate. Teachers faithful and competent Alumni
Of the Univ. OF Va For catalogue address the pro
prietOr, JOHN A. LILE. Trinity, Ala
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

ENROM and after this date august 18TH un.;l
u further notice, the banks OF this city VIII onen
their doors at IL O'Clock IN. and close at pm.
W. W. THATCHER,
Cashier First National Bank
X. A. PARKER,
Cashier Bank of Commerce
s. P. READ,
Cash Union and Planters Blr
MARTIN GRIFFIN
Cash. German National Bank
W. C. MCCLURE,
Cashier Fourth National Bank
EDW. GOLDSMITH =
Cashier Manhattan Bank
J. L COE,
ASST Cashier NJ and T. Bsnk
EBEN A. HILL,
Cashier OF the Emmet Bank
J. H. HAYES, JL,
Cashier state National Bank
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Free Scholarships in Kentucky Military
Institute.
TNIFTEEN for Kentucky and Southern States. FIT
II information address promptly,
THE SUPsT Parmdale XIV
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CeceIian College,

HARDIN COUNTY, KY.-RBDUCED TERMS
II Board etc, per 20 weeks, only. $40
Send for catalogue.
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THE PLAGUE.

Fifty New Cases OF YellOw-Feyer Yes
terday and TwelvelDeaths, with
Eleven Deaths from Other
Causes than Yellow
Fever
The FEVER Breaking Ont Among the
COlored People, who Heretofore
were Believed TO be Ex-
empt from the Dis
ease.
The Heavy Increase in the Number of
New Cases Warming to those
who Remain in the Infect
ed Districts and Re-
fnsa 20 Co sntV
Camps
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

ENOR THE SPEEDY CURE of Seminal Weakness
l. Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on by
lndlscretion or excess. Any druggs. has the ingre
ulents DR. JAQUES d CO.,
40 West Sixth street Cincinnati
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4 Family Of even Pcrseps Stricken at
summit, Miss.-Unprecedented Ianie
at Jackson, Miss.-Appeals FOR
Aid Before the Fever Makes
It's Appearance.
Five New Cases at Port Rads, but No
Deaths-SeVen Deaths at Grenada
Negroes Dropping Down Like
sheep Generous Help from
sse Moth and West.

| The Tennessee Board OF Health will
| Discuss JunRie-Sncty,
Special 10 the Appeal
NASHVILLE, Arsrst 21-The State board
! Of healta will meet tomorrow to discuss yell
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DAN'L PRATT
COTTON-GINS!

nUR OFFICE VIII not b. closed Curing
~ the prevail nee or YeIIo fever. All
orders hed promptly from this city, st. Louis the
factory. RAFT GIN CO,
3l4 Font street, Memphis.
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WHEA 7 !!

THE PLANTERS MILLS, SHORT THIED ST.,
i back of the Central Baptist Church, are now
ready for business and will pay highest cash pjice
of wheat, and will grind or exchange for farmers.
THOMAS BIRD.
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All quiet ut Oxford, Miss.
Assistance from Mason. II

OXFORD, August 2l.-This city Is quiet
and the s-nre IS over. There il no appear
ance OF The fever Hefc. How Is Memphis
PATTON B. MURRAY.
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| four cases brought from the south, which de-
veloped here after the arrival of the patients,
but no original case bias occurred, nor is it
l believed possible that any can occur.
J Unprecedented Panic at jackson, Miss.
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J. L. POWER. Grand Secretary.
Liberal Donations from veriUus
Sources sr Er. Louis.
Aid from Cleveland, Ohio.

CLEVELAND, August 2I.-In answer to an
burg, addressed to p P. Handy, president of
the tlrsrih ehotse ASSOCIATION, the board of
trade of this city to-day unanimously adopted
resolutions. approPriatinB three hundred
dollars. to be distributed among the sufferers,
and thai the secretary prepare petition, to
be circulated among the members, for sub
scriptions 10 this fund, said funds to be dis
tributed by the president of the board.
Fifty New Caaea mud TWentY-tWO
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No Fever at Hot Springs, Ark,

LITTLE Rock, August 2l,-The president
leading thysicians and Mayor Kimbell, of
Eot Springs, authorize contradiction of the
report that case of yellow-fever had ap-
peared at that place. The physicians assert
that the fever could not prevail at that place
owing to lis surroundings.
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Liberal Donations In milwaukee, for
All the Afflicted Cities.
81. Louis Claims tn have No Fever.

ST LOUIS, August 2l.-The merchants
exchange, through its president, Geo. Balm,
and secretary, Geo. H. Morgan, and a num-
Der OF prominent members of the cotton ex-
Gnange, have issued circulars emphatlcally
declaring that, notwithstanding the REPORTS
to the contrary, yellow-fever does not exist
here; that no case of the disease was ever
known to be contracted here, and that people
from any part of the country can visit St.
Louis with IMMUNITY. They admit three or
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The Masons OF louisiana have sent unex-
pected and unsolicited contributions of two
hundred dollars to their distressed friends in
Mississippi We shall be glad to receive aud
dlsburse other contributions frosV the craft.
The distress and restitution at Vicksburg,
Grenad4 and Canton is appalling. We are in
hourly expectation of the pesttlence in jack
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Presbyterial Male High SchOO
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Miss JENNY NJ. HIGBEE-..PrIncIpal.
THEAHCHER INSTITUTE

J. l. WELLFORD, Treasurer'
276 Front street, Memphis.
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NEW CASES YESTERDAY.

Fanny Williams, aged twenty years, No.
SO Promenade. Reported by DIR. Tyuer.
Mrs. Hackett, aged thirty-fve years, No. 8
Market. Reported by DIR. Tyner.
= Wilson, aged twenty-six years. Wor-
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CARSON ITEMS.

Carson appeal. July 2.-Ths Carson
Mint Was reopened yesterday after a
short suspension Of business for the
clean up and annual settlement. De-
p~osiiors can now send or bring their
bullion with the knowledge that speedy
returns will be made thereon. super
intendsnt Crawford yesterday received q
dispatch from Director Linderman au-
thorizing the Carson mint to purchase
bullion at the equivalent OF the London
rate. tho same to DO paid for in standard
silver dollars.
Sheriff Raum Of White Pine county
arrived in Carson yesterday with two
prisoners for the State P~rison-Frank
Clifford and a Mrs. Repp, the first sen.
fenced for twelve years. the second for
one year and both for grand larceny.
Clifford is O thres-time loser from the
Great East, and is no stranger at the
Warm Springs. having served q part OF
q term Of ten years for grand larceny.
The workmen are q busy lot these
times on the Carson Opera House. Car
penters. fathers and plasterers are driv-
ing ahead with gratifying speed. Tho
nearer this building approaches compile
ton the moro II looks like q handsome
theatsr.
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GIVE HIN A WELCOME.


John P. Jones. Nsvada's Senator in
the United States Congress. will return
to his home in Gold Hill very soon now.
II may be said without fear OF contra
diction that no previous Senator OF this
State has earned the gratitude Of his con-
stitusnis so fairly. or in such measure
as Mr.. Jones. Our silver mines are our
great sources Of wealth. and this man by
the persistent. energetic labor OF nearly
six years has added very essentially to
the value OF their material production.
Through his efforts the glitterins treas
ure which We extract from the depths Of
our mountains. has been raised above
the level OF mere merchandise, and
converted into money. legal tender
to any amount. for all debts. public
and private. When Mr.. Jones began to
agitats this great question he stood al
most alone in the Senate. but he psrse-
vered. spending time and his W money
lavishly. until friends were gained. and
finally the Silver bill wa passed and the
wealth OF our mines made available for
coinage. The public services OF u
Senator sntitls him to q special recog.
uition at our hands. In all probability
arrangement will DO made to give him .
public reception. but his neighbors and
friends in Gold Hill can pay him a more
graceful compliment than this. by call
ing on him after his arrival and express
ing their appreciation OF his Senatorial
career and his efforts and works in our
behalf. His labors have resulted to the
benefit Of the whole country. but we, OF
Nevada. are the greatest gamers. Tho
man who honestly enhances the true
value Of grain or any other product Of
the country. is a public benefacsor and
is recognized as such. This man has
raised the price Of u silver from its
unjust depression. and deserves our
thanks. Let US thank him in person
and welcome him homo Is a neighbor
AMI friend as well as a legislator and
statesman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-02
Mashoe County.

Reno Journal. jay 2.-As q waiter
in the employ OF Ed. vesey was carry
ing the supper for the prisoners into
the County Jail last night one OF the
prisoners made q very cowardly assault
upon him. beating him in an unmerci'
full manner. Too much care cannot be
exercised upon the part Of officers IN
charge to prevent such occurrences.
Another "fan.,an" house Is TO be
built in Chinatown. The lieencse for
the game is 800 per quarter. SO
washoe county will 500 be receiving
$500 per quarter from that source.
The School Trustees Of Reno will
meet on Saturday next and select teach.
ers for the ensuing year. We do not
know whether any changes are contsm'
plated.
Harry Dougan was released from jail
yesterday on giving bail in the sum Of
$4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-02

The Eastern journals are putting
Sarah winnsmucca highly. The Chicago
Inter. Ocean says Of her; Sarah Whine.
mucca. the heroic Indian woman who
has served the army Of General Howard
o. guide and scout. is q member Of the
royal family Of a Piute chief. Her in.
fiusnee is said to be very great in her
tribe and among the friendly Indians.
Her great courage, her faithiulness to
her promises to the whites. and her val
liable services deserve more than a pass
ing notice. Her history will be a ro-
mantle episode in savage warfare"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-02

TIE Springfield RtpuNioan thinks thai
"Prssident Hayes might have raised
the Silver Commission to the highest
rank Of influence by nominating to Its
chairmsnship Charles Francis Adams"
1, ought to DO enough for Mr.. Adams.
a, this torrid season. to know that a
reiriQsntor has been named after him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-02

Whnemucca Sluer Stale. July L.
We are informed by @. A. Nichols that
the crickets are leaving Paradise Valley
and going to the mountains. He says
the grasshoppers have damaged grain
much more than the crickets, but they
are row full fiedged and flying away.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-02
EXIT MRS. JENKs.

Mrs. Agnes d. jerks was yesterday
excused from further attendance on the
Committee on National ADJUSTMENTS.
and that part OF Mr.. Pottsr's play in
which this brilliant artistic RAJ engaged
70 take part. has come to an end. There
will BE- those who hate John Sherman
with q cordial hatred, who will maintain
that Mrs. Agnes d. jerks has psrjured
herself, that she Is, a. the New York
Sun, forgetting its ehivalry. elegantly
dsnominates her. "a liar from-Louisi-
sna." But to the great mass Of thought
full men. the testimony Of this remsrka-
bio woman will DO accepted rs FINAL on
the Sherman branch OF the inquiry. I'M
less IL DO i~mpeached in the future pro-
cesdings by some witness whose evil
dsnce cannot DO called in question. For
an entire week this wonderful witness
has boon on the stand. She has been
questioned and cross.questioned. bad
-, .ra wo,r;sa sh. has Loaf hsr
temper somstimss. as any man OF spirit
would have done. much more q woman
OF her high-strung. nervous tempsra-
-, ,r, ~. ~. NO, one. .on,,.ai.,.a
herself. and all the arts 81 Butler and
his Democratic friends in the committee
h.x. failed 20 smb.rrs.. ber in III.
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Lander County,

Aasia Rerells. June 2o.-The water
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-02

won ARE BRREBY ORDERED rC
appear at your Annoy In Gold Hill, n
snii uniform, armed and equipped. on THURS
DAY, JAY Z. 1878, ats oielock Al precisely
o. virginia CITY on tha, day.
EDMOND WALSH. Captain.
Huou aAtLAsxn. ordsriy sergeant. INA