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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
Getuag Besssr.

Nick yipont's hand is nearly we'll again.
Nick il night Waterman at the depot and
assistant " baggAee-masher." That's how
he got hurt. lie was helping TO throw .
trunk into the caboose, when n end Of 10
fell on his finger and mashed II dat. II
is not Just the right thing 10 laugh at the
misfortunes Of . fellow being. but then
you know "basgage-mnhers' are by Oar
win classed outside Of the human family.
so many people have suffered by the dep.
relations Of these vsndals that they would
hail with Joy the tidings OF the death oil all
such. But II IL not right. Tho good
book Aijures US 10 love our enemies. We
must make Q struggle In that way. Can
didiy, however. therc can 10 no complaint
on account Of the manner In which bag
gage IL handled on tho Virginia and
rruekee Railroad. IL Is taken on and Oh
the cars with great care. and suffers less
thar ON n railroad In the country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02

The 0reas War ID Europe.
LONDON. Feb. 2.-The Journal de 81.
Pstsr'b~ry says: "If Turkey were . civil
lied power. caring for the interests OF all
her subjects. the present occupation Of her
provinces might compel her to make
peace |; but a. the circumstances are other
wise. the conclusion Of pcsoo Ia hardly
possible"
BRussEIs, Fob. 2.-The Journal De Brus-
sds announces that II has received . dis
patch from Constantinople, saying that the
armistice was signed yesterday.
BIT. P~ErERsBuR0, Feb. 2.-Russia has
accepted AustriA's proposal OF . cenfsr-
ence for settling the European questions
resulting from the war. but the place has
not yet been determined. Tho basis OF
the Russian peace conditions has been
signed.
CoNsTASrisoPLE-4:30 2. NJ, Feb. a.
The Gar has telegraphed the sultan prom
ising TO grant the armistics. Server
PashA. Foreign Minister and ono OF the
Plsnipotentiaries. telegraphed yesterday
that the Russian Grand Duke Nicholas was
ready 10 sign the protocol Of peace prolim-
~inaries, without any unnecessary delay,
under . reserve Of Interior negotiations.
Tho Grand vizisr In reply to Server Pasha's
dispatch. authorized him 10 sign an ARMS.
tics and peace preliminaries. All mill.
tary movements and the emigration OF
Musselmans has been stopped.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
EAST lEpaE" csossMAn.
He Leaves for she Diseh Hiiis-Asa
He aives . few PartisE Nssss
and Points.
rYroa the 9. y. Post. Jan. a.

.hor, .,umpv agure vr.nned IN . loos.
IN.
SUN Oh snAssy oiAck oio'nes' 'osoea nA's
pack mule with blankets. overcoats. car
pe,bse. and rrsbsacks, WA seen wsddling
T.. p,.. -, mi. ro,n,ns -.
'"n INV 49, M
Jim Crossman. the renowned discoverer Oh
the world famous east ledge" which 10
10 Weld immense ore bodies to stockhold-
II. con.o,,,.,., v,r,,ni. p..,S peIeb.
~
er. douid a curry Savage anu nAis@
Norcross. In the near future. He was
.bout IN start for the Black Hills. The
D., reprs.ent.tiye hailed him, and In TO
.nonse received the following from the
faIds Of ths shaggy black suit: "Got my
outdt alopx with me. too for things arc
bigh A thunder In the new camp. What
stsrts me or Well, I found d no use
hncting srin this here market and getting
cinch.I in other peoples mines, 90 /
thonght Ia lite out for myself, find .
nine Of nv own and try my hand q
boss cinchsr. You SEQ the insidsn
are not rcady for . big rise yet.
and won't be for come time 10 come.
What's the use. then. Of paying out com-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
Treaty. ohllratisus.

w..u- p.h q a.r.tor aarcent
mAio''f -Neu-'
~ the request Oh the OaiiiorniA ueiesAuon
In the House, has prepared . brief In legal
stvls nm the subIect Of treaty OBLIGATIONS,
1. ,,ah,. ,o-or. and dutss M n,tions
.n...,i..
In reSAlo' 70 'ne'r oossi'Ah'e' Ao,os
or MODIFICATION, and the consh'uuona
power OF Congress 70 iegisiate feAi OF
apparent contravenuon OF treaty supuia-
lions: ne quotes largely from blacksIono
and vatsei, o cites ,he numerous aecis,
ions Oh the united oatcs court, eS.'
which hAve been heretofore c9,lated py
me correspondent OF tue pan rlanelsco
bs.sf" and iurnisnsa IN ne"spaper 1oim
py tne Cahtornia delegauon 70 tno S Mul
mittee on Educauon AND Laoo,' Inns
oriei VII DO printed tomorrow ana "iao'y
spread among congressman
The Wrecked Metropolis.
pHrLIpxIpmI. Feb. 2.-The Board Of
r-,---,..- g.. -, Az. $500. ".
ohaeiWr'er hefe rAsu % 'A Nc
tropoiis ~ ~. one Oh 'no Doafa saia
to-day that II she had been rated . hall
lower, 10 would have ruled her Oh their
books. The Board has information that
abe was on the dock last month In New
York. and then had her yellow metal taken
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
Piper. N.w op.r. House.

sheridAn's brilliant comedy entitled
"schooi for scandal" brought forth .
fair audience at Piper's New Opera House
in Virginia City lAst evening. Miss Wilton
fulfilled the high expectations Of her friends
a. LAZY Teazle. Her costumes were ele-
CANT. Mr.. Edwards made q careful rendi-
ton Of Sir Peter Teazle. but WAS not ~
good As in other characters In which he
has recently appeared. Mrs. Norton Bush
WAS attractive even as Mrs. Candour. and
when she came upon the stage was received
with applause. Mr.. MAeder never appeared
TO better advantage than ~ Charles bur
face. lie sustained his part In good man.
ner throughout. A Joseph Surface Mr..
Sullivan undoubtedly did his best-which
is not saying much. His general appear
ance 1. enough 10 condemn him - an actor.
and Il IL difficult TO understand why
he should pretend 10 portray char
actors for which no 10 entirely I'M
lifted by nature. Mr.. vinson made .
splendid Sir Oliver. Mr.. Howard was
also good a. Master Rowley. There will
De q grand bill tonight. The perform.
ance will ommence with the fourth act OF
School for Scandal" and will DO fol.
lowedby tho fourth act Of =" Marble Heart"
Mr.. Edwards will recite the poem. "Curfew
Shall not Ring Tonight" Tho musical
farce entitled "Tho Wandering Min
strel'' will conclude the evenings enter
tAinment. Tomorrow evening Harry Ed
wards will appear A. Master Walter In
1.-The Hunchback." with Mrs. Norton
Bush ~ Julia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.

PiIRyIELp. Ne. April ~. 1854.
0akrLRnHH-sesing numsious certineaiss In
the Maine Farmer endonipg the merits OF the
great Lung Remedy. wistar's Balram OF Wild
cherry, I am induced and tsks great pleasure
in giying pablieiiy To he great cure 10 accom-
plisksd In my family In the year 1859. During
the summer of thai year my sou. Henry a.
Archer, nov postmaster In this place. was at
Tackled with spitting of blood. cough. weakness
Of lunn and general debility, 90 much 90 that
our family physician declared him TO have .
.nrsted consump.ion.' He Was under medical
trsaiment for . number Of months, but rrcsived
no psn-nt from u. Al length. FROM the solieita-
ton OF himself and othep. I was induced 70
purchaas oue bottle Of wistar's balsam OF Wild
Cherry, which bensntted him 20 much thst
obtained another. which 10 Q short time restored
MIN 70 his usual state Of health lean ssfely
recommend this remedy 10 others In like con.
dition. for 70 10. I think, all u pu ports To be
the great lung remedy for the times.
Ths above statement. e~ntlemen. IL my Vol
untary Offering 10 you In fassr of youf baissm.
and 10 81 Jour disposai. AZ ever. yours...
fsi ANDREW AkCHkR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02

slFsrY ron CAors.-.Pete Burke Of vir-
GINA has invented an apparatus intended
10 detseh . cage from the cable in the case
Of overxinding. This Ia . ufAttef Of vital
Importance and should not be considered
lightly. Tho new arrangement will Be
tried at the Savage hosting works.
BENEFIT on Nus. wiisH.-Therc will
. grand ball at Miners Union Hall. ID
street. Virginia. on Saturday evening,
February ., for the benefit of the widow
and orphans Of ". ". Walsh. The object
IL q worthy one and the ball will doubtless
be very largely attended.
Pom THE wIDow.-Tho Stationary En-
ginssrs Of Virginia City and Gold Hill
have sent 500 10 Mrs. Little. whose hus-
hand was run up into the "shiys" ct the
Savage mine q few weeks ago. The receipt
81 the money has been thankfully ae-
k~nowlsdged.
ANOTHER REsuLr.-w. @. Dovey. Of Sill
ver City. finds that tho diameter Of that
anger mentioned IL 36.02 inches. with q
fractional continuation. lie refers TO Ds-
vies' I@gsndrs, II. will. +. ~. N fish's
compiste Arithmetic. p. 4I3. Art 93S.
INIT v,..;.,. ci,v hut
%"..."or :, an. aun,,oli. Naval
School, has been married only . year. and
IL the father ~ Q inc boy. No he has
written TO the family Ii virginia o"y'
RErunSKp.-Johnny Riorden and Tom
Daley. who were out In the sunrise Mn
ing District. have returned. They found
travelling anu pfospecuns wy Lin. \;
sna very aans.,o a s
AsoihAH "ol'
Ell Swift q OF or most Responsible
s uo,a Eaward sSmtrs. hi. bonsnzs and
proudly received tho felicitous eongratulA-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
Reissseiu a WsiE

With their usual business enterprise
Reins,ein a Wolf. clothing dealers Of Gold
Hill. are out with q brand new advertise.
men, to-day. This wido awake arm has
established branches In San Francisco and
Bodie, but the main portion Of their busi.
ness still remains In Gold Hill. where their
supply Of seasonabls goods 10 the talk and
wonder Of the community. They are nov
selling Winter goods at . great redneuon'
A new invoice Of hats. including the latest
style.. Ia. Just been received. Call In a
the store, Main street. Gold Hill. q set
for yourself. Read tho advertisement IN
another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
n. sav.se ru.p.

Owing to q changing Of the pump col
umns aud rods while making the laie
repairs in the shaft. the suction oil
the Savage pump at the bottom Of
the perpendicular shait was thrown !
little out Of plumb; and when the pump.
were started up It clogged with the mud
and debris At the bottom 30 that II
Was found necessary 10 give the sump Q
good cleaning out. which Wa being done
yesterday and to-day. Tho pumps. In
GLIDING the new y.bob, will be started
into full and active operation at = O'Clock
this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
Rs0SSal.

DIR. II. Knapp has removed his once 70
No. 30. South c street. Virginia. over
Coles drug store, where no has taken
tho Office and business Of DR.. IL. II. Fowler.
Who has removed 10 San Francisco. DR..
Knspp il one Of the best known and most
reliable physicians In Storey county. His
p~r.ctice Ia that Of the Electic School. he
being thoroughly versej In both homeo.
psthic and sliopsihic treatments. Head
bis advertisement published In another
column to-day. and II you need . good
physieian give him . call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
u.,.,,.,-. u...s E,~.,.s.


METHODIST ErrscorAL cnuncu. ooLp HUI
There will be divine service In the Methodist
Episcopal Church Tomorrow Csund.yl. even
isg. The kev. Mr.. Gillie- will preseh.
sr. JoaS'- C,rRcu. 0oLp nuL--Thsre viii
be divine services 1t ~. Johns church tomor.
row a. N A. y. and Z y. n, Rev. w. H. Jenvey
orfsiating. sunday school 81 i:D IN.
sr. PAuL'- curReu. viRaIsiA.-rhere viii
b. divine .>ryie. In ~. Panl's Church. Virginia.
temorrow al n o'cloek A. n. and ! y. ~.
Bi-hop whitaker ofhciaiins.
TruIx will be divine service ct Grace
Church. silver CITY. tomorrow evening at
O'Clock, Rev. n. \. Eastman ofieiAiing.
TuEHx will be divine service ., Dayton to-
morrow ct n A. ~. Rev. II. y. Eastman
af1cfafina.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
MILLINERY BARGAINS.

Mo. Z. pses Noe. 81 No. 100 South Q street,
yininia, 10 selling her large and entire stoeh
of millinery Goods At l-ss than cost, 70 Close
ont her busine,s. Ladies' Of uold Hill and
virxtuta desiring b purchase nrstelass goods
ehesp for cash cannot do batter than TO call and
,1amine her stock. There 70 no humong soout
narf thres weeks. Gall and see. lass >
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
"GRRslAN SYRUP"

No other medicine In the world was ever
given such . test Of Its curative qualities -
Boschee's German syrup. In three yssrs two
million four hundred thousand small bottles
Of this medicine were distributed free Of
charge by druggists In this country TO thoee
affieted with Consumption. Asthma, Group,
severe Coughs, Pneumonia and other disease.
OF the Throat and Lungs, giving the American
people undsniabie proof that 0rrmAn Syrup
will cuie them. The result has been that drug.
gists In every town and village In the United
States are recommending u to their customers.
Go 10 your druggists and ask what they know
about II. sample bottles 10 cents regular size
70 cents. Three doses will relieve any case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
SAN FRANCISCO.
Investigating she Mining Debris
Observation-Disclosures weather.

Ban F~RAscisco, Feb. 2.-The Legislative
committee 10 inquire into the mining
debris question began It's sessions this
morning. and is examining witnesses, CT.
pert and other wise, As TO the progress Of
the deposits In the rivers aud bays on.
nectsd with tho Sacramento river. The
committee TO investigate the recent labor
agitation has also begun work. A number
Of witnesses arc subpenaed, but the bust.
ness IL not yet fairly under way.
Ths weather since the rain ceased IL
exceptionally warm and fine.
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REPORT.
". Franchise Beard.

naa Franchise Board.
Last rvHxue.
600 Meadow VALLEY. apc
80 Raymond ! Ely. sy.sk
500 n Dorado south. fSe
$50 Leopard. CSC. 6oo
leo aila. eoe, $50
IS Northern Belle, ios. ION
iss kn,ss. Con; sk' sH' sss 'io. sss
tTo Alps. sk.6
30 belmont. SOC
10 Rye Patch,S
$40 Massey. So. fse. ssc. Sc bio
100 General Thom0. DC
loo De Frees. Soc
$50 brand PIis.. isn. isx, iss -. iss. i'S
coo Argsnta. I %. lis
SI3 Navajo. coc. CSC
zoo E~ndovment. 1. 05
$50 Undergraduates. TO-. Ts. &C
800 Hornet, i0c
$50 star. Q 10, .. . 20. ~
$50 Belle fsle. so
ii95 Day.t
400 MAmbuy. ., 80
lois Modoc. Sc
100 New Coco. Sc. SOC
100 Bodie. N, l3o
80 tleisdes. MIS-
2o.s TIP roP, ~ ~. us
no Ala, SS. sS.sx -. s..s ~ bs
isss Justice. IN. M
sa3 California. ~
$50 Con. virginia. Nv bs. asS. 2ss b5
800 Ophir. 61x, SAY. Ns bs, s2x.oak
80 xsnisan; isx; lss; isS ,,.,0
es Hale q Norcros.. i0k
DDS Iest 4 Bsicher. iss .ilss. fss
SIS sisrrs Nevada 10
$50 New York. 1 -. ! IS
3oo Yellow Jaeket.S
2tO Belcher. s
" Utah. i7s
no Union Con, 81
NJ Imperial. 80
80 Manhattan. ios
30 Crow Point. So
rms xoRxNa.
SO Opair. SIN. 81. saw. saS
20 MEXICAN. 3S
ca 0ould q Cuny.sS.ss
20 Beat a Belehsr. iss. iss
loos California. ~. nv. IN. IN 81. ~ bio
iis0 savage. nv. i2s. iak
It's C5n. Virginia. -. M
lns, Hale = Noserossies, t0'..
sos Grown FONT. 81, ~
Is Yellow Jsekst. i0,., i0s
$50 Imperial. 1sc. SO bio, sic
81 Erntuek. ti0
I'D Bslchsr. 81. ~
- Condolences. So
no sierra Nevada. 4 Os.t
$50 Utah. Il. liz
$50 bullion. IS. Z 90. ~
30 kxeheQuer. a D
100 Ovesman. II. nv. I'm
ixso Justice. II. us. iis bD
as Aha. . $50 * bio, ss bio. 81. 81. 81
bio. 81
SIS Julia. . ~. Is
ats OAl~donia. N. AZ
10 silver Hili. ~
Loss Nsv York. I ss. I ~. I %
lUO Roek Isisnd. DC
0Lsdy Wellington. q.
I'D Andes. Sc, I5c
no wells- Fargo. Se
~ ward. Sc
zoo Morning Star. CSC
$50 rrojAn. fsc. Ioc
so bsntoa. I Is. -
40 Solid silver. 8, ~
iO Raymond 4 ely. ~. cs
IS Eureka Con-. n. IN
i75 Manhattan. ~, ~
81 us brand Priss, ijS. Is.
so Meadow valley. 1je. hc
40 Phsaix. 10
1O Belmont. T5c
ITO Rye Patch
loo X X Coo , .
30 Leopard. sc
$50 Huss~y. sec. Sc
i2s De Free. zoe
On Arsenia. I Is. -
1873 Navajo. IL %
GU Endowment I 1911
$50 silver Prixs, DC
1D star, AZ
fD Day. I. Sec
~ fslcon.f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
4 CARD.

To all Who srs suaerins from the srFoss and
ipdiscrssions Of y0uih. nervous vestnsss. sAfiy
decay. loa Of manhood. etc. ] viii send .
rreeipt that will cure you. yRIn o. cuAnos.
rhis grsat rsmsdy vss dlsoovsred b. nis.lou.
ar In south America Send . self-saarsesse
envelope 20 the REV. JO6EPH =. NhAn,
station D. Bibls Houss. Nov York CITY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
raK PALACE BATTING STAND.

For . roast OF beef uneIeelled in Storey
county, 10 TO Thomas u ,dron's Rating Stand.
In the Palace saloon. NO. . North q street.
Virginia CITY. Prcsh oysters 81 all houn In
syery style. Forty miners always on hand q
nishf. Por tasty, home s,yis Of cooking. and
adord, the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
rry n. apis N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
u a. GALLUP.

o. n. 0ALLur. opposite the Bank Of oahfor.
ala, COLA Hin, hseps constantly on hand eli
favosits brand Of Imported C.RArs. ohoios bit
eigars. al kiads Of chewing tobacco, meef
schsum pipes, nuts, candies. nps CUTLERY, md
tore cd hsey rood Of al kinda. cps
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
EUROPE.
Tho 0reat War In Eurepe.

~lsrsoiAL DnrArcH TO rHx GoLD HrL
DALI NEws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, Etc.

GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, Etc.
G RIO CER Y ST0 RE.
RICHARD MERCER,
MAIN STRICT. ooLp MIL.
Family and Fancy Groceries
NOW ON HAND
AND FOB SALE CHEAP FOR CASE.
LARGE Assoc RrmRNT OF
a Groceries and Provisions, direct non the
California Markets, comprising. In pan.
sOaAr55s,,..
DRIED s osSrEss. 'r' sS7fss'ur..
oASotEfe SauscAN nUrs
ofiurrnR
PROVISIONS o. ALL KINDS
THE BEST OF wINRs AND LIQUORS
A. Wholesale a.d Retail.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
In RICHARD MERoER.
ssoass nosusos. NV. robson.
ROBINSON & FOLSOM,
MAIN srRERr..-..--.eoLD HILL,
Jus. e.lo- tn. Railroad Crossing.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 'o'.l'.'
fAMIlY GROCERIES. pRovlsIons.
Ini.-l..,.s ..4sLusr,.....,o,,.,
General MsrsL..ai.s.:..A
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
~ SOLD CHEAP roRi olsH.v
Iso''ssas.s.A FOLSOM.
j. 4 ]. B. MALLON,
Street, next TO the Bank Of Cali.
fornia Building,
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA
WToLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Groceries and Provisions,
Crseksry ..d wssAs.wars, Chisa Sets
asd Prsseh Cst Glass, Oh ssdi
Candies. rssr asd Feed,
kie, Rie., Rio.
WINES n LIQUORS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
Ar.,..,. mn. aar.,.r,

LIS 0reenlsw LID Raw J kittrell
j Morgan Macon ELAthrop a
Miss II Harris Miss 9rAul Grsni
MIS- Bennett
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1878-01-04

The Boston Traveller thinks ii il
zone Of the most hope uI signs OF the
times" that Senator's Conkling and
Blaine have become reconciled, as
though the welfare Of the nation de-
pended in any pe~rceptible degree
upon the friendslIi 8 or antipathies
Of any two Of its citizens, no matter
how eminent they might be. Blaine
and Conkling have been aulking at
each other like overgrown school,
boys for twelve years-for the past
few months at the same high school
but their scowls of defiance and
gramaces oil hatred have never had
any apparent effect upon the public
mind or convulsed even The party
to which they both belonged. Per-
haps the consciousness. of this fact
has had more influence to bring
about a state of concord than their
mutual hostility to Mr. Hayes. II
would be a pleasant sight TO see
men, all men, in accord, bu, it Is
quito verging on the ludiclous. this
magnifying he importance of their
discord into a national event.
There are a great many more hopes
full signs Of the times being eagerly
sought alter in the BUSINESS hor-
rizon than the reconciliation of a
bakers dozen Conkings or Blaines
can furnish.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1878-01-04
RETRENCHMPN1,.

A great deal has been sale
Through the State press Of late in
regard to the retrencbmeni policy Of
our democratic legislature, and
while We are fully aware of tie
popularity Of this side of the ques-
ton, still we feel that r%etrenchment
might be carried a little too far in
our zeal to carry on the nffairs OF
the commonwealth in an como mical
manner.
We do not believe the peoples
money should b, wantonly squan-
dered by those who have the power
to legislate, neither do we think
that the great and growing State OF
Mississippi should be fettered ard
hampered in the many public i'm
provements sadly needed, for the
want Of appropriations of efficient
sums to carry out these much ielt
enterprises. The State should help
build a railroad from the seaboard
through the interior of her soil; the
legislature ought 10 make an appro-
priation for the Improvement of
navigation in the Chickasawhay
river; we should have another ap-
preparation for the opening Of the
mouth Of the P~ascagoula river flor
We do not believe we will ever get
possession of the money once appro.
priated for that purpose). With
these rivers opened and this rail.
road built, Mississippi wosld. within
a few years, be amply repaid in The
increase OF commerce and trade that
would be brought to her shores, and
che would build up a large and
f~ourishing seaport city on her own
soil.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1878-01-04
The Gale M Pensreela.

Mobile Register.
From our correspondent at Pen
sacola, we have the following:
PENSACOLA, Dec. %. 1877.
Severe gale last night doing con-
siderable damage to the shipping at
this port. Am. schooner F. l..
Richardson was driven aground
near Nuscogee Lumber Co.'S wharf
will be got off without damage;
steamer Mollic Gratz, complete
wreck and sunk; a French bark lost
her foremast and was driven ashore
near Perdido rsilroad-will be hard
to float; Am. schooner Sallie w.
Kay lot three masts and bowsprit
Br. BAH Britannia. dragged foul the
Sallie W. Kay-the bark only
slightly damaged Br. bark Ocean
Pearl los: timber which was along
side for cargo; Nor. bark Osterio
is aground near Barkley's Point;
Am. schooner Rebecca A. Carter
was slightly damaged by the Br.
ship Fair Wind dragging afoul of
her; other vessels we're damaged
and the wharves injured. l..
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An orange tree in the Azores in
one year produced 10000 oranges,
which we're exported in perfect con-
dition 10 England.-[N. Y. Sun.
We will venture the assertion
that the man who wrote the above
was 80 full of Christmas "fxins''
that he could not tell an orange
from a railroad bridge, and that he
imagined oranges grew on trees as
large as white oaks, and that the
fruit was the size OF huckleheyries.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1878-01-04

the charred remnants Of his wagon
were found by the roadside some six
miles east OF Canton, at what IL
known as the forty acre field.
Suspicion was directed to a negro
man named Tom Lyons, alias Nose
Smith. He was last seen with
Miliner late in the afternoon prior to
the discovery Of the body OF the
murderedman, and had not been seen
since, until Tuesday last. Hc was in.
dicted some fifteen months ago and
a large reward was offered for his
arrest. Mr.. p. F. Kelly, with the
assistance Of a negro man named
Harry SauIsberry came Up With
the accused, Monday last near Ed
wards Depot and arrested him {.
They brought him to Canton as
above stated, where he was identi-
fed and lodged 10 Jail to await trial
at our next circuit court.
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p~batcally declared that he had
Oh y voters y Now the question
is on what grounds will the legisla>
ture decide the problem. Those
better posted on this natter can
from above Numbers decide whether
Ocean Springs will be Incorporated
or not. The mingling echoes OF
cyesl" and Inoi' causes anything
but harmony-confusion necessarily
follows. Great prejudices are feared
but nothing more s%eriogs.
INNOCENT.