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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17
WATER IN THE MINES.
The yiew from u.iea Consolidated
what 10 Has been and How &c
IL Controlled.

People have recently been much more
exercised than was necessary over the
dow OF water from the DRIFT. which is
being run to connect the 1900 level Of
the Union Consolidated with the shaft
Of the North Consolidated Virginia. At
the present time II Is under control. II
was struck Monday night and com.
menced flowing at the rate Of two or
three miners inches. II was boxed and
conducted to the Ophir tank on the
same level. The flow Of water. how
ever. increased till yesterday. when II
was seventeen inches and what the
pump could not handle descended to the
bottom Of the main 0phir incline. be-
low the 2l00 level.
At @ O'Clock yesterday morning bail.
ing tanks were set to work. but these
proved insufficient 10 control the flow
and ut l +. n. when tho water had
reached within fifteen feet Of the 2lOO
level Of the 0phir. the giraffe OF the In.
cline was called into requisition.
From that time tho water was lowered
at the rate OF three feet per hour.
To guard against any increase. how.
ever, LOO feet Of boxes were improvised
to conduct a portion OF the How to the
Sierra Nevada tank. 1900 level. and q
Cameron pump was lowered to the lGOO
level OF the Union Con. The difference
between this level Of the Union Con.
and the 1000 level OF the Sierra Nevada
Is ~ feet. and this pump was designed
to raise a portion Of tho water this dis
lance. In placing II. however. some
delay was occasioned by the breaking OF
a fiangs. subsequently, u OF the bail
ing tanks tore n portion OF the guides
from the Ophir shaft, causing more lie
lay there: but ut no time has the watsI
reached the 2iOO Of the Ophir incline ia
interfere with work there. At present
all the bailing and pumping apparatus
are at work. including the Cameron
pump, aud the water is under most per,
feet control. No work has been stopped
except where the water was struck aud
in the bottom OF the ophir incline.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17
A Base Range Brulssr.

The saloon was informed that he came
from Eureka and the Renoites trembled
as he brought his big fist down on the
counter.
"It's a cold night" he said In q loud
voice. "and l want some whisky. !
want some OF you fellers 10 treat" No.
body stirred. Everybody was too fright.
ened. probably, to speak. Thon the ter.
ror from the base range leaned over to
the small barkeepor in q white jacket
and Numbered:
"Coms now, ysh little fyst. you put
out the bottle too quick oil I'll sink yeh
ship!" The barkesper reached out one
OF his small hands and grabbed the hair
Of the truculent person and brought his
nose down with bloody consequences on
the walnut and picked up q beer glass
and began to remove pieces OF the scalp.
Then the Eureka pirate howled and
clawed the air and every gentleman
present lost all fear and took q luxurious
kick at him and he wa constrained TO
leave the saloon horizontally. Reno
Edffffs.
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Piper. op-s. House. virx,n,..

Those who wish TO occupy eligible
positions at the appearance OF the VIII
liamsons at Piper's Opera House. Viz.
ginia. tomorrow OF Saturday evening.
will do we'll 10 secure seats at once. as
the box sheets for both nights are filling
up very fast. "Struck OIL will be pre-.
s.nted tomorrow evening. and In II ths
williamsons have both achieved a world
wide reputation. They will please al
who attend. The San Francisco Foot
Iilhi saw OF them: "The reception th'
williamsons have met at Baldwin's is !
tribute to their talent a. comedians. and
no doubt gives them as much real pleas
ure as the receipt Of their share OF thu
box.ofice proceeds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17
DON'T FORGET IT.

II you are troubled with nervousness. are dis
hssrtened. tired Of life. fear death. or feel out
OF sorts. - the saying IL. you may safely con.
clude that you have the Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint. The liver IL very apt 10 become
torpid this season Of the year. - poisons arts.
Ing from stsgnant water or decaying vegetation
arc more numerous, and are Though Inhalation
taken into the blojd. Unless the liver is s.fong
and active, and furnishes . supply OF fresh and
pure blood 10 drive out the Impurities. the
above mentioned symptoms surely follow, and
n mol needed. end In moro terrible disease and
death. Whites Prairie Flower provre iireli the
Great Liver Psnacea. Its action on the liver IL
different from sry med cine ever compounded.
Its cures are truly wonderful. Try IL. Price
twenty-five cents and seventy.nve cents. Ask
Jones, the druggist. for IL. aui1 cow b
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Reply Co the Porte.

vienna. Oct. .l7.-Count Andrassy's
reply to the Ports's circular consists
entirely OF REPUTATION Of charges Of cru.
city against the Austrian army Of occu.
patton in Bosnia. and q comparison OF
present occupation with Omar Pasha's
invasion in 1852. The letter Is gensr.
ally moderate in tone. but concludes
with u strong Reputation OF what II
styles "odius calumniss against the
army" II also states thst the Austro-
Hungarian Ambassador at CONSTANT.
nople has been directed ~ notify the
Porte OF the bad effect which the charges
cannot fail to produce in Austria and
Hungary,
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Model Chrississsy.

NEw YoRK, Oct. IA letter from
the City OF Mexico says that on the
29th Of September. at Atzola, a moi, in.
cited by priests, killed twenty Protest.
ants and wounded = number OF others.
The Governor sent troops TO quell the
disturbance. In Pueblo a mob threat
ened to break up the Protestant mis-.
sions. President Diaz has promised
Rev. DR.. Butler to do all in his power
10 protect all religious denominations.
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THE sARsflslp GUARD.
Preparedness fsr th~ Csnspsny's
Asauai shSstiag.

At a meeting OF the Sarsiield Guard
last evening final arrangements were
made for the annual target excursion OF
the company next Saturday. Each man
will have ten shots at the 2oO-yard
target. and all ties are to be shot Oh
with five shots at the same distance.
All members OF the company will be re-
quircd to appear at the arinory. Miners
Union Hall. Gold Hill. at 8 O'Clock
sharp. In fatigue uniform on the morss
ing Of the shooting. The company WIN
then march 4 the grounds. A few
members OF the company who arc work.
ing on the morning shift and who can
not get away. will DO excused by Capt.
Walsh. and will 10 permitted TO join
tho ranks later in the day. No member
will be allowed to shoot unless he is
straight on the books. and each man
will 10 required to put up one dollar
before he has u chance ut the bullseye.
The prizes being offered are numerous
AMI valuable. A full list, together with
names OF tho donors, will DO published
ia due time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17
Financial Notes.

LONDON. Oct. l7.-Bullion in tho Bank
OF England decreased e3Oo. 900 during
the past week.
The proportion OF reserve to liabilities
is 27s. per cent.
The Bank OF France has raised the
price OF eagles from IL per mill pre-
MUM to az. -.
It is stated that $4,000. 900 in gold
from the continent will reach London
to-day and will probably 60 into the
Bank Of England.
1t is stated that the Rothschilds have
agreed to loan Egypt 3 10000 900 clear
of her floating debt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17

Mrs Brown. J II shermier. ~ Mills.
q d Mills. Mrs Meyer and family. william
M~oorehoad. y N ThAyer and wife. Mrs
W J Collins. John \ orndorfi. Mrs Green
and family. O Brown. Mi-s N Avery.
l. Trembley. ATrembley, L II sedgemoor,
W Ellis. l. I.Awlins. J Maiden. o vsrney
and band. J T. birmingham. Mrs q 4
Mason. J N Sumner wife and child. Miss
Mollie BurdAn. Rev Geo u Davis. Emma
Belmor. Miss Carrie Doison.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17

Hor LuScn AT THE BANK EXCHANGE.
A iirst-class hot lunch is served up daily
from II TO 2, at tho Gold Hill Bank Ex.
change, free for the patrons Of the "a.
loon. Charley Price. the genial propri.
stor, likes to see his friends call In and
enjoy his Inequalities. and claims TO set
up just as good WHISTLES and other con.
diments as the best OF them. The old
Bank Exchange has always been q jolly
good place to drop in ut and get q drop
OF something good, and the various can.
didaies Tor office find 1t a good point to
take in about this time.
RAILROAD LAND TRASsrrR.-In con.
sideraiion Of S225. the Central Pacific
Railroad Company has decided to the
Virginia & Truckee Railroad Company
4. L. :. Of \. L. !. and 3. W. :. Of =.
w. = Of =. ". !. and \. W. :. Of N.
W. y Of Section "a. Township IL. north
OF Range q east-W acres. This land
lies ON both sides Of Six.mile Canyon
and near the Junction at the Omega mill.
MKT Sunday evening W. Frank Stew
art will deliver a scientific lecture at Ma
tional Guard Hall, for the benefit OF the
Liberal Society. His subject will be
:. Planstary movements aud their posi-.
BILE effects upon terrestrial phenomena"
The Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company have declared a dividend OF
three dollars per share. payable on the
2lst instant.
A MEETING OF the Republican State
Executive Committee will DO held to-
morrow friday afternoon ut ! o'cioek.
THERE is a message at the Western
Union Telegraph Office. Gold Hill. for
Donald y. McRae.
Bos GRlvks and Seth Cook came by
carriage from Steamboat to Virginia this
morning.
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Nero Cisisess.
The District Court this morning al.

The District Court this morning ad'
mitted to citizenship as follows:
L. Chalain. native Of France. aged 20;
T.. Moore, England. IS John Judsske,
Germany. Is; Dan McKswen. Scot
land. IS A. wsckrr. Germany. III
William Ramp. Germany, % /; Robert
Uanley. Ireland. %; Joseph welles,
England. 20; Pat. Dennien. Ireland, "a
Jules Collect, Denmark. 30; Henry
Tickle. Germany. "a /; Napoleon Laun-
dry. Canada. 81: Adam baird.
Scotland. u James Gavin. Canada.
20 ; Richard Mitchell. England. 20
Daniel Sugree. Ireland, 30; John Mori-
arty. Ireland. -; Edmund Mulcahy Ire
land. II; John Campaon. Ireland. ii;
Thomas Mutton. England. %; Mozaire
Bondeau. Canada. %; Jos. Lafraigner.
Canada. Is; VIM. Burnbaum. Austria,
"a; James Quigley. Ireland, IS: James
stephens. England. %; Peter Gerhardt.
Germany, %; Aleseo Dagostino. Swift
zerland, Sc; II. W. Robinson. Ireland.
%; 10. Byrns. Ireland. 81.
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The b Eieetiou.

COLUMBUS, Oct. l7.-Full official 70
turns from all counties give the follow.
ing as the total vote cast for each candi.
date for Secretary Of State Barnes,
Rep. 27i.i20; Paige. Dem. 27O, 06Gt
Roy, Natl, y. 332; Robinson. Proh'n.,
5,G74. Barnes majority. 3,l54. TIL,
returns also show the election OF II
Democratic and 0 Republican Congress
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Eieped Win .. Old Mar.

SrmSoriELD. ILL.,, Oct. IA DIR.
Wheeler OF Auburn and Misa Coleman
have eloped. and are probably now en-
route for California, as they had tickets
for that State. Wheeler leaves q re.
putable wife and daughter. and the girl
leaves q family well and favorably
known. Wheeler Is 30 aud Miss Cole
man about 20. Both are well connected
and were respected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17

Carr. Bon's Dr,D B,kr.-Capt. Bob's
baby is dead. lie waited on County
Commissioner Nys this morning AMI
wanted $50 to bury the pappooss. but
I'VE could not afford that kind OF a bid
for the Native American vote Tor his TO-
election, and hence the old custom Of
Piu,e burial had to prevail. Capt. Bob
turned sorrowiully away. With one
corner Of his silk hat he wiped q tear
from his left eye and said: Heap hard
times now: sun heap hot las night; wife
shs up ten dead baby all night. Gimme
TO- bits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17

A dispatch from Simla says the Vice.
roy's native emissary. bearing the
Ameer's answer. Is expected to arrive at
kohat on Sunday. II the tenor OF the
reply Is unfavorable. operations will
begin Immediately.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17

Cssdssssa Teissrsms from all Pc
lions of she world.

s,e.. "r an. world.
Thu c.,oo NJ ,bs n,;,;sb shin Ariel.
from I-ivernool' via Nest Indies and
Mexican ports. was sliced Yesterday by
the New Orleans Customs authorities ON
account OF some irresularity.
A di.na,cb from Venice savs Count
Won Bismarck. nephew Of The German
| Chancellor, committed suicide yesterday
by shooting himself with n revolver.
The act was caused by physical suffer.
ING.
Th. s,.,. proh,h;,o,v Convention NJ
Nav Hsmn.bire yes,erdav Nominated
A. Kendall Tor
-. . wa..,u !. ...,..,., u,,.
tai State. Ssnstor from Vermont.
~. - a., -, ,r,,--. n...u.
.ue I"a" p I -. m. . IA
s'a'es ,na' 'no h'i''su ha,' n.n.o. na
upon Waveuhg, u ooruer ',i'aso. anu
captured iour ehie'S' VINO arc he'u IN
nos'ase''
Iniorna''on iron, p,, '' a;.,u..
s ssei' LII. 4, ,ha havor
.%.uas~.s ,h.;. s.,,;s.J wo,ts ana
abandoned their Ioruneu wyths ana
nrhI;shsi d;sna,ches from Wasbinoton.
I~e.v
Tue boiler IN seiiingers shlngie mn
At Grand RAPIDS, Micn., esploasd yes
.eruAy Slil'ng QUE n M anu S"p III.
Jui'uB i've o'ne's' in0
=. r,..,v.
ane 90, s.olsn tUu .nnI,n y w
on.-M ,vnan..da. to,nd
,a H. ~. ,.aods mar ,ba snot
49, n. ah.nJoneJ ibcir borse
and wagon. Tho contents, bonds and
m~ortQages valued ut from $50. 900 to
SlOO.OOO. were updislurbed.
I-..,.,.,, rr,;,.d States Attorney
Hive ~ p,ooklvn Nav York. resigned
Yesterday and made a written confession
that he has lost in Wall street moneys
entrusted 10 him as u Government Off.
cial. Tho amount Is believed to DO
large,
N. pr,,.,;,os NJ G,een6.ld Mass.
h... nouirs,sd W;,hr, n Whitney Of
A.. Tenth D;s,r;c, Tor Conurcs..
IN. c.u,o,n;a Constitutional Conven.
al. s.s,a"a.n $1,000 a rs.o,u,ion IN
.ms.a, Sa p=,a.;Js,i and senate of
~. iIn,,sJ states IN an modify the Bur.
,;n,.ma T,so,y "a % ,rnhibit Cbinese
nSiar.,;an
80" u.., .. c.,.r.,
,ienna u'sp".oh my. 1;a,"ia,
nns,lianuel '.,sS,apu' '"a' 'no 49,
y, NoI'as' ,.h,,h ."s,
hs Ans,,;sns Rod msn Killed
o.
Berlin aisps.eh says .n' %
ment VIII prooaoiy en"eaNvr 'oseo.,o
an 70 the op~Jee'ionao.o
points OF the SOCIALIST oili ny private
conference Win inc h'oerais' u NV
'ei, howe'0l' a'' ''i' %
The Socialists OF Germany declare
that as after the passage OF inc an'i.
Socialist bill they VIII DE prevented rom
holding meetings, they VII, ih'es. 'no
meetings oil other parues VI cause 'heni
TO DO dissolved likewise.
Silver IL quoted In London to-day ut
40Hd.
In New York city to-day tho weather
il warm and ine MS In July.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17

PRESENT rouE rtcKsn.-Ths China
tea.set for which tickets were sold at
the Catholic Fair at Mrs. fitzpatrick's
table will be disposed Of at Miners
Union Hall. Gold Hill. at . O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon. All holding tickets
are requested to be ON hand and present
them at that time.
Ar the Lady Bryan new timbers have
been put In place at the top Of the shaft.
The foundation Of the blacksmith shop
IA laid and the timbsrs for The shop are
going together on the ground.
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A VOICE paon v A

From Virginia City, poor sufferer. almost
dsvoured alive by an uicsrous secret disease.
sends Us bis thanks and gratitude for his re-
covcry 10 h-aith. effected by thoae sterling good
medicine =, Bristol's s~arsaparilla and Pills.
established for over forty yearx. They have the
confidence Of both doctors and patients.
anil I'm
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A CARD.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and
indi'cretions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood. ETC., I will send .
receipt that will cure you, yRlK OF cuARaE,
This great remedy was discovered by . mission.
AIRY In south America. Bend . seif-sddrcssed
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
station ID, Bibls House. New iork City.
SEQ Gm
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MATTERS.

and approved.
ELECTION NArrKRs.
Commissioner Nye reported that the
new school house in Flowery could not
be had as a polling place. On motion
the Omega mill was substituted as n poll
ing place for Flowsry preeint ut the com.
ing election.
Mr. Sutherland came before tho Board
in relation to printing registry lists.
Commissioner Torp said that the con-
tract between the Enterprise job Office
and the county did not specify the print
ing Of the registry lists. The county
hal heretofore been terribly imposed up
on in the publishing o fthsse lists and had
been charged outrageous prices. He
was OF the opinion. however. that the
clause which bound the Enterprise job
Office to do "all printing not above spe-
Gifted at proportional rates" would in
clude II aud that said Office was entitled
W the N"ih
Further DISCUSSION ono~c a.I'ns
that the Enterprise job Office was entitled
to the printing OF these lists under their
contract. Mr.. Torp suggested that the
number OF these List, Dc : tiowsry ~
copies, auie,,san rn ~ - No.
eaen y 'ne o'ns
eoai. 9,,san.. n,.l. ~.. .a,ls,j
",inicn 80 vhs,hsr the
up"n .u'" Dp u,;,i"r ~ III
hH"N J'" %, a"am;a;n, an.
P'ln',ns NV IL, an.
eoh'rac. AR. D,ano "s.ia'u "" Wv
eon,t'e. 'nS'uI,eu 'ne ns a., i. A..
arr Su'nsnu P'opo s..n-
woik al hse cents per naine,,aoou' '"'
hai 'he rates usuy .mseuj l.. a;v.,
io'P p,oPos'' IN ~ IL ~, ,ss
70 y hse'p'se Joo o"e', so.,
woiE DC uone a. 700" p'
'he "'us WIZ 49, -, om,a
oh mouou 'ne h'""I"~ y'' ~
was an.h1.iz'u 70 80 y" a. wv Us.
No.n. .n' . In =, ~ usas.n,.J 10
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Fatal P..,c a. . weddiaE.

RICHMOND, Va. Oct. lG.-During a
marriage at the oolored Baptist Church
at Lynchburg tonight. the ediace being
crowded 10 its utmost capacity, a piece
OF plastering fell. creating a panic OF the
most dreadful character. The bodies Of
ten women have boen already taken out.
The wounded are being sent to their
hnmna-
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CASE.

One OF the most extraordinary cures on
record was tha: Of the man John Y. Herman
dex. residing In Salt Lake City. Who vas d
deaths door with that terrible disease Mans
mus the best medical aid had failed 10 stoT
the progress OF the malady, when twenty.thrcs
bottles Of BRtSTOL'S sARSAPARiLLA and
thrss phiAls Of BRisTOLs PILLS made him
we'll man. jy75 I'm
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rnE pALAoK RArINo STAND.

For . roast Of beef unezoeiisd In Storey
county. 20 to Thomas Hsnron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. Z North o ttrset,
Virginia CITY. Frcsh oystsrs 81 all hour IN
every styis. Forty miners always on hama :.
night. For tasty, homo style OF COOKING. sna
the best and fresl est OF oil that the marsets
anord. the Palace Eating Stand hAs no suRenof'
Ty II. epLo N
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Enxin.I,. Nov rr.nbIe

SrNLA. Oct. 1.-THE concentration
Of Afshanistan troops In Khyber Pass
is causing unsssiness. The g%srrisous at
Peshawur and Kohat are being REIN
forced. Three Punjaub regiments have
reached Tull. Il Is reported that the
forces at Ali Musjid and Caukikar have
been largely reinforced.
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o. II. GALLUP.

o. II. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of oalifor.
mia. Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand Ill
fsvorite brands Of imported Cigar. oholce bit
schaum pipes, nuts, candles. nns CUTLERY, and
toys and hncy Roods Of all kinds. apps N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17

An exchange. in n moment Of rapture,
wants 10 know the difference between
. claret punch and n pretty girls lips"
The difference is that the latter don't 90
good through q straw.
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MEDICAL WONDER.

This great cure for Rheumatism. NsuralgiI
and all Pains. Burns. scalds, Colds. and OIL
aches and pains that people and families sudel
with. IL really . wvnder aud . success. j.
Jones, Jr. sells 10 at Gold Hill. jei2 6m
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.-.- s.i.sa her haadksr

Ne Lady ever saists her hssdhsr.
chief with . ooarrs perfume. Indeed. the ~
an.d Of both ssxes are always critical IN this
nartIeuisr, Hence % 10 that MURRAY 4 Lam.
MANS FLORIDA WATER 10 ~ universally
toliet waters and e~xtrscts. sep 2seod
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Anersses Isfsraaai BEARD.
t.r n WESTERN UNION Islron.ru rIs.tl

BAN fRAScisco. Oct. F.-2.30 y. -.
Sierra Nevada, $50. 100; ophir. 81,
Mexican. Gi, G2: Union Con-, 49,. i5G;
Yellow Jacket, 2Gh: Chollar, 90, 80, Over
man. 20. Is; Alta. l2a: Gould a Curry,
16s, i7a; Savage. y. 2ih; California.
l2t, l3t., ~ 80.
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BEST 50 s,i par az az n s.n i D. 3, acrtss q e
stthef sex, right In tksir own localities. Par.
ticuau snd samples worth - ffSs. Improve
your spars ttms Of this businsss. Address
MID ens sTtNDoN 3 o., Portland, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17

Or all monarchs. Nature is the most
just In the enactment Of laws. and the
most rigorous in Furnishing the viola.
ton Of them.
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN that THE
IN eopsrtneyh.p hsrvtofore sxistipe between
JAMES DUwREY and O. ENOs In the Capital
saloDn IL this day dissolved b. mutual consent.
@. Enos will collect all bills due the arm and
yAME- LOwREY.
G. KN0S.
Cold H.u. Oct. o. 1878. oes
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A Kentucky Hissd .ad Ksstucky
AL.

Burr CRY. Ky, Dot. H. Saturday
night a young man named Neil fatally
stabbed another young man named Ger
hardt. who had objected to his father
drinking with Neil. Upon old Mrs.
Gerhardt interposing. the fend plunged
u knife into her left breast, causing In.
slant death. A younger 0 also re.
ceived severe wounds. and Neil himself
was badly wounded. He escaped. but
captured this morning and put un.
der g, 900 bonds.
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A Vienna dispatch says the Porte has
intimatsd that u has given orders for
the evacuation Of Spistx and Podgoritsa.
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AL OF us Who are worth anything
spend our manhood in learning the fol-
Lies or sxpiating the mistakes Of our
youth.
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Dasa's Gag.

NEw York. Oct. l7.-Thsre are no
further Developments Of yesterdays Sun
story, except TO confirm II.
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